Every frame of Knock Down the House benefits from both.
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Maybe. Instagram, fully filtered, isn't going to knock down dictatorships.
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The traders short the bonds and knock down the price.
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It would knock down global wheat production by 453 percent.
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Guys are putting in the work to knock down shots.
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The White House was quick to knock down the rumor.
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The exact shot he's in the NBA to knock down.
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The political documentary "Knock Down the House" was called energizing.
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Marsha Blackburn and attempt to knock down Democratic former Gov.
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And Rachel Lears's acclaimed "Knock Down the House" hits Netflix.
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I pierce ceilings, dig into the basement, knock down walls.
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It is always tempting to knock down the top dog.
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No wonder dude can knock down threes—that's coordination right there.
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Now, he's looking at bigger targets to knock down in 2019.
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Yet once circulated, conspiracy theories are notoriously hard to knock down.
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Or knock down some portobello mushrooms stuffed with beans and spinach.
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"I'm not going to go knock down walls tomorrow," Culver said.
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That means Google could knock down existing offices to enable housing.
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" She continued, "We would get in knock-down, drag-out fights.
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And he did not knock down the World Trade Center, O.K.?
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I said, Iraq did not knock down the World Trade Center.
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Knock Down the House is obviously a liberal, feel-good movie.
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Cramer said Irma was not "terrible enough" to knock down stocks.
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They were going to have to knock down our soundstages anyway.
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My 2018 campaign was featured in the documentary Knock Down the House.
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Knock Down the House stages four re-enactments of David and Goliath.
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See Danny knock down Steph Curry on his drive to the rim.
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Wireless headphones will knock down the player's 5-hour battery life, however.
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The uniforms' ability to knock down mosquitoes fell dramatically after four washes.
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" One last shot -- "They should knock down Fenway Park and rebuild it!
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Also, maybe they could knock down the price of the iPhone XS.
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Taylor invites us to knock down walls and be on her #squad.
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Knock Down the House will be released in the US by Netflix.
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I fight Queen Latifah, and it's a knock-down, drag-out fight.
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How to watch it: Knock Down the House is streaming on Netflix.
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Her journey was re-told in the documentary Knock Down The House.
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They begin to understand things better and they begin to knock down obstacles.
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When I say uneventful, that means no major knock-down, drag-out fights.
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"Knock Down the House" premieres May 1 on Netflix and in select theaters.
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Borjas has tried to knock down this result, only to be quickly debunked.
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Curry and Thompson didn't help matters by missing shots they normally knock down.
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The wind is expected to knock down trees and power lines, causing outages.
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Netflix original "Knock Down the House" focuses on four women running for Congress.
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We need to knock down barriers and facilitate coalitions across communities and causes.
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Though, Curry did knock down 24 points last night, compared to Klay's 23.
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The airlines, the FAA — someone — just has to knock down that first domino.
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Critical consensus: Knock Down the House currently has a Metacritic score of 83.
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He wants me to knock down my open-look shots that I take.
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"AOC's bendable arms are ready to knock down the house," FCTRY tells ITK.
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"Knock Down the House," another Netflix documentary that follows the campaigns of Rep.
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This can enable them to knock down their debts and built their credit ratings.
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Curry and Thompson did not help matters by missing shots they normally knock down.
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Pathogens invade our bodies, knock down our defenses, and try to kill us dead.
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It's then hard to fault Knock Down the House for revolving around Ocasio Cortez.
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There's a bittersweet moment in Knock Down the House that aptly encapsulates its intentions.
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This holiday season could be a good time to knock down your student debt.
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Maybe we&aposve just knock down that wedge but it has driven a wedge.
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But he got owned on immigration by Castro in an all Texas-knock down.
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After watching Knock Down the House, I get it: AOC's lipstick is war paint.
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Knock Down the House was there to capture the end results of their efforts.
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"Flu can knock down the first domino of progressive decline, progressive disability," Schaffner said.
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They spit jets of water from their mouth to knock down insects from branches.
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"Flu can knock down that first domino of progressive decline, progressive disability," Schaffner said.
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It's a knock-down, drag-out fight for the heart of the connected home.
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Teammates look for me and it's just up to me to knock down shots.
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Pressure will increase on inefficient professional jobs and "knock-down, build-up" housing models.
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The Wolverines are 13-4 when they knock down 10 or more 3-pointers.
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It's early days yet, but all the pins are in place to knock down.
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You could knock down some deviled chicken thighs, and serve them with leeks vinaigrette.
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"This is a very serious constant threat to knock down an airplane," Kelly said.
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That was enough power to knock down cell towers, damage roofs and uproot trees.
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Deem, a 15-year FBI veteran, doesn't knock down doors or freeze bank accounts.
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You knock down barriers wherever you can, even if it's in a tiny way.
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Others are knock-down drag-out works, like Hans Ckoe's morphing, ski-masked clones.
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"I had to calm myself down to knock down the free throw," Porzingis said.
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They tend to scream, cry, fall, cower and knock down their friends like dominoes.
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Should he go knock down the coach's door and ask what it would take?
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To knock down the cost, always ask if you can get a student discount.
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Without us, va, they'd come in, put in their cattle, knock down this tree.
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Although Garcia didn't knock down Vargas again, he dominated the rest of the fight.
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The cameras for Knock Down the House are literally in the room where AOC happened.
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This is one of several avenues the Pentagon is studying to knock down inbound missiles.
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We decide to watch Knock Down the House on Netflix, and I openly sob throughout.
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Gasol can knock down spot-up threes and make solid plays rolling to the basket.
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Gavin (Karl Urban), a local logger who not only wants to knock down the whole
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We want to create opportunity and knock down the obstacles that stand in your way.
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So much is made about Wall's inability to knock down threes and space the floor.
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So officially speaking, he did not, Iraq did not knock down the World Trade center.
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And if there are, I want to work with them to knock down those barriers.
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Here, an East German bulldozer and crane knock down the Berlin Wall at Potsdamer Platz.
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"No one can knock down Maduro, especially those oligarchs," he said, referring to his opponents.
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"Not only did they knock down the buildings, they messed up the vibe," he said.
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That's what the Ontario court used to knock down Mr. Ford's plan for Toronto's council.
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But if he doesn't knock down any of these conspiracies, they'll continue bouncing around forever.
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For three minutes, a wasted narrator has a knock-down, drag-out fight with himself.
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"Pistol Pete, the Polar Bear, trying to knock down outfield walls out there," Syndergaard said.
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Like VW, they are typically assembling knock-down kits, rather than building new cars from scratch.
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We also had some open looks from the 3-point line that we normally knock down.
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Winds of this magnitude can easily knock down trees, trigger power outages and minor property damage.
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You can always knock down a wall, or just build a new home around the chair.
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After all, hurricanes and other weather events with intense winds can easily knock down power lines.
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The object of the game, as in many fighting games, is to knock down your opponent.
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Knock Down the House had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
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The media giant acquired the worldwide distribution rights to "Knock Down the House" it confirmed Thursday.
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Deadline reports that Netflix acquired the "Knock Down the House" rights for a record $10 million.
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The move would knock down "bureaucratic barriers" and consolidate multiple chains of command, according to Virts.
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The result is often lower interest rates and regularly scheduled payments to knock down that expense.
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He starts with an incredible ability to knock down open jump shots off of the dribble.
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Read on: Plant-based meat and the knock-down, drag-out fight for the American diet.
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Still, he was fit enough to knock down Joshua four times and complete the amazing upset.
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He said he could ask town officials to knock down the condemned building, possibly in the fall.
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"I'm not going to go knock down walls tomorrow," Culver told Business Insider in a prior interview.
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And she's had knock-down, drag-outs over attempts to introduce an anti-Sharia bill for Michigan.
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But then at Sundance 2019, Knock Down the House sold to Netflix for $10 million, a record.
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He hated how the immigration agents would knock down the doors to the boarding house each time.
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Category 3 winds are strong enough to knock down or uproot trees, and damage homes and roofs.
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Regardless, his words on Friday were enough to knock down the market after several weeks of gains.
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The winds will be strong enough to knock down trees, cause minor property damage and power outages.
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Here are all the ways you can knock down the amount of power your computer is drawing.
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That's what Rachel Lears's Knock Down the House, which won the 2019 Audience Award at Sundance, showed.
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The lack of aggression irritated some Democrats who wanted to see Clinton knock down a staggering opponent.
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Russian officials have repeatedly tried to knock down allegations that the Kremlin meddled in the U.S. election.
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James is the only player in franchise history to knock down 1,000 shots from beyond the arc.
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He showed the growth and he was able to step up and knock down a big three.
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In 1986, after five years of fighting, Mr. Trump abandoned his plans to knock down the building.
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For us to do what we want to do, we have to start to knock down series.
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To be able to knock down everybody … every time I fight, I land somebody on the canvas.
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More than anything, Utah needs guys they can count on to knock down shots from the frontcourt.
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The first player to either knock down two towers or expose the core and destroy it wins.
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A few fish from Dory's gang knock down a baby stroller, and a woman stops to help.
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Can Auburn knock down Georgia again, or will the Bulldogs avenge their only loss of the season?
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Did you feel as if you were addressing them as a comedian would knock down a heckler?
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Do you think high-profile marriages like this one have the power to knock down social barriers?
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The Netflix documentary Knock Down The House showed that Crowley didn't really take AOC seriously at first.
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That he can knock down a corrupt system with the help of the politicians who built it.
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Kanj, 30, has since paid men from a nearby camp to knock down her hut with jackhammers.
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Here's what to watch if you want to feel feelings ... Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 'Knock Down the House'.
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ReMastered: The Lion's Share, Knock Down the House, and See You Yesterday all offer redemption in some way.
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The utility feared the strong winds would knock down trees or debris, affecting its power lines and poles.
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In Yanqing the authorities have used the expo and the games as a reason to knock down slums.
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Though Jeff's father questions how Clay could be privy to such information — did Clay knock down the sign?!
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True enough, Wilder did knock down Fury twice -- including in the 12th -- but he got up both times.
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Some have argued that the church is so unstable that a strong wind could knock down a wall.
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Pullman, in stark contrast, built his fantasy world in order to knock down any illusions of an afterlife.
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This could be referring to a term used in the manufacturing world known as a complete knock down.
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The regime cannot retake all of Syria, and the opposition also cannot knock down the regime in Damascus.
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It's a fast way to knock down travel costs like a car rental, hotel room or vacation rental.
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"The knock down was a big factor," said Pacquiao, who became the oldest welterweight champion in boxing history.
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Because he draws so much attention you have more space to take your time and knock down shots.
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"We have to knock down this false choice between retail and online," Mr. Shay said in an interview.
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Democratic strategists in Washington deserve some credit for their efforts to knock down the biggest threats in California.
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We can knock down walls, and we can make those who we once feared tremble in our wake.
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England made every cross, cut back, through ball, knock down and killer pass, but couldn't finish a thing.
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After the knock-down, drag-out battle of the campaign, the images suggest she has, unexpectedly, found peace.
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"I'll knock down a grocery clerk if I have to, to tell her about Pete," Ms. O'Shaughnessy said.
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Rood's comments confirmed reporting by The Wall Street Journal, which the Pentagon initially tried to knock down (Politico).
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Apple may also choose to knock down prices of its older models once the new line comes out.
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Lamb later knock down a 3-pointer to boost Charlotte's lead to 543-59 with 2:41 remaining.
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What if they have to knock down the cafeteria door or the bathroom wall to get you out?
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It feels like a long time since we've had a great big knock-down, drag-out operating system battle.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian's knock-down, drag-out fight just keeps escalating.
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"Our land is already too covered with cement, we need to knock down all the illegal buildings," Salvini said.
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Buying it in already-discounted gift sets, then applying the VIB code to knock down the price even further.
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That's why we weren't surprised that her new Netflix documentary, Knock Down the House, had a prominent beauty moment.
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Though AOC is undoubtedly the documentary's star, Knock Down the House also illuminates the network that supported her candidacy.
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In fact, for a liberal-minded viewer, that may be the most hopeful takeaway of Knock Down the House.
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What other long-forgotten source from the past can turn up and knock down the whole house of cards?
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Knock Down the House was shot before AOC became the Beyoncé of politics, and it's not just about her.
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With maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, Michael's powerful winds could knock down trees and power lines.
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It's time to knock down that inflated ego and expose Ronnie as the spineless, lying douchebag he actually is.
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"Among the common barriers we still have to knock down is systemic racism," Clinton told rallygoers on February 27.
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That was basically it: They didn't knock down my door, they weren't violent, and they didn't yell at me.
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This allowed Hug to knock down countless men who had much better boxing than him in the traditional sense.
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It's a fast way to knock down travel costs such as a car rental, hotel room or vacation rental.
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It's a knock-down, drag-out fight between storytelling, franchise-making, and fan service, and some casualties were inevitable.
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Players controlled a spinning wheel in the center which they have to use to knock down the scaling skeletons.
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I was able to knock down some good shots and see the ball go in and that was that.
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The game's first batter, Dee Gordon, lined a comebacker that Cole was able to knock down with his glove.
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Bowen is accused of using his Border Patrol vehicle to knock down a Guatemalan man in December of 2017.
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We have to knock down the barriers, we have to end the divisiveness, we have to unify the country.
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They can damage a home's exterior, break large tree branches, and knock down power lines, causing multiday power failures.
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Despite Prokhorov's assurances, there was little statistical evidence coming into the season that Mozgov could knock down 23-pointers.
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Similar to the Obama-backed project, "Knock Down the House" received nods for best documentary and best political documentary.
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Worth noting: "Not next month" doesn't exactly knock down recent reports that he's planning to step down this year.
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The festival will close with "Knock Down the House," which was shown at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
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" Democratic strategist Jim Manley acknowledged that "the last thing Democrats should do is try and knock down the economy.
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It was yet another sign that Gorsuch's nomination could potentially avoid a knock-down-drag-out brawl in the Senate.
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The ending of Knock Down the House is a foregone conclusion, since it covers elections that took place in 2018.
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And I've really been looking—pressing up against doors, trying to knock down walls, climbing dozens of ladders to nowhere.
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But the officials said Priebus didn't initiate the conversation with McCabe that sparked the request to knock down the story.
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"It feels like before I can do anything else, there's this huge wall I need to knock down," Fening said.
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It's been a while since we've had a good, old-fashioned, knock-down, drag-out, winner-take-all platform war.
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The researchers used archerfish in their experiment, a tropical fish that spits jets of water to knock down aerial prey.
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Many of the signature purchases of Mr Buffett's career, such as Amex and Wells Fargo, were at knock-down prices.
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Few things are more exciting than a knock-down, drag-out extraction melee in The Division's post-apocalyptic Dark Zone.
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An officer on duty attempts to knock down the flame as former Ukrainian serviceman Serhii Ulianov sets himself on fire.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster immediately emerged from the White House to address -- if not actually knock down -- the story.
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The Post report fueled speculation about efforts by the president to knock down the FBI's investigation into Russian election interference.
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Assuming the Wizards advance, there's a chance Oubre Jr. cleans up his mistakes and continues to knock down open shots.
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Each reason, no matter how small, is an act of resistance that my suicidal thoughts would have to knock down.
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When elephants knock down branches and trees, it creates a natural shelter for other wildlife, like small lizards and mammals.
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Throwing an 8-pound ball down a narrow lane to knock down a bunch of pins is difficult for some.
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They'll knock down the shot or simply keep the assembly line of pinpoint passes moving to create an opportunity elsewhere.
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The last deal helped knock down the Depression-era Glass-Steagall Act, which separated banking from the riskier securities business.
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But the ability to consistently knock down threes from the wings creates a whole new set of issues for defenses.
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Our aim is to knock down the walls so that we can have a more complete picture of what's happening.
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Carter hit six threes, making him the first player in his 40s to knock down that many in a game.
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Tomorrow, for the holiday, you can knock down Julia Moskin's recipe for chicken baked with potatoes, cherry tomatoes and herbs.
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He can create plays out of thin air and knock down jump shots if teams try to cheat against him.
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Sometimes you need to hear hard stories from others to knock down your own barriers and confidently move past fear.
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Forbes reported he planned to knock down the space and rebuild a six-story residential building atop a commercial plaza.
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February 22017, 313: FBI refused White House request to knock down recent Trump-Russia stories -- The FBI rejected a recent White House request to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the 231 presidential campaign, multiple US officials briefed on the matter told CNN.
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Those hoping to steal a little bit of congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's magic should watch Netflix's documentary Knock Down The House.
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The Democrats have been in disarray after the knock-down, drag-out presidential primary fight between Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen.
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The Netflix documentary Knock Down the House, streaming now, is an intimate, and throughly inspiring, portrait of some of their campaigns.
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I don't think I want to knock down those walls entirely, but rather find a way to give myself more room.
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If you were hoping for a knock-down, drag-out fight between two queen vampires, there was only disappointment in store.
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Building large condo developments is a hassle when you can't knock down an entire block because of a protected historic house.
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He struggled to finish around the basket, couldn't knock down threes, and was inconsistent when switching onto smaller guards on defense.
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The knock-down-drag-out fight between Trump and Hillary seems so beneath what a presidential campaign and debate should be.
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Nor did it do much to knock down corruption charges that stand between Lula and a third shot at the presidency.
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Bow Wow and his GF were in a knock-down, drag-out brawl before they both got arrested ... according to cops.
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Todd pressed Davis about corrections to BuzzFeed's story, but Davis did not say anything to knock down or bolster the report.
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The president is increasingly concerned that the lack of a trade agreement could knock down stocks, Bloomberg News reported earlier Wednesday.
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The ambassador programme she helped launch, labelled #runandtalk, encourages people to do just that, because shared activities knock down social barriers.
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"Sometimes [...] an initial wave of flashy music can knock down the doors and more interesting music can come after," he wrote.
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The fighters slugged it out brutally for 12 rounds, but neither could knock down the other or gain a decisive edge.
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Salma Hayek - Unbelievable Sandi Tan - Russian Doll Shefali Shah - Delhi Crime Sophia Loren - The Crown Yalitza Aparicio - Knock Down the House
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I've been slowly trying to knock down every recipe in our collection of recipes for things you should make, not buy.
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"We can knock down missiles, but we need to step on the accelerator to do more for missile defense," he said.
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Later, with help from Chinese engineers, he taught his soldiers how to build siege machines that could knock down city walls.
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The two previous shutdowns were done amid concern that gusty winds could disrupt or knock down power lines and spark devastating wildfires.
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Mr Ross may also try to knock down the remaining barriers to American exports and investment put up by its NAFTA partners.
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Haley tried to knock down any quick guesswork about her future plans, saying that she is not running for president in 2020.
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Nor was the fight over in the sixth, when a revitalized Klitschko handed Joshua the first knock down of his professional career.
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So shear is detrimental for hurricanes, and when you get a lot of shear it tends to really knock down the season.
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There is nothing you can do at that point… they would make waves, and they would try to knock down the boat.
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But they wrongly conclude that the best way to encourage creativity is to knock down office walls and to hold incessant meetings.
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Black Friday has been and gone and you missed out on the opportunity to grab a VPN at a knock-down price.
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He also announced that the SM-6 missiles can now be used to target ships, in addition to knock down other missiles.
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" Meanwhile, McFaul repeatedly called for the Trump administration to knock down the Russian request, which he described as "outrageous" and "absolutely crazy.
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The ground-based midcourse system was designed to knock down Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, which could be launched from North Korea or Russia.
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The White House has responded furiously to the book's publication, and has sought to knock down the accounts contained in the book.
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If there's any silver lining to the interest accumulating on your student debt, it's that it can knock down your tax bill.
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The police were going to knock down the door, Mr. Carey said, but they allowed him to open it with a screwdriver.
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Just six inches of moving water can knock down a person, and a foot of fast-moving water can destabilize a vehicle.
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He would engage in caustic knock-down, drag-out fights over policies and mock others in ways that were seen as unprofessional.
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They knock down the height and force of waves, but they've been decimated by a century of overharvesting and worsening water quality.
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This is big news, yet the media seems to be all consumed by a campaign to knock down President Donald J. Trump.
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Failing a change in Orlando, this is an issue that is worth a knock-down, drag-out public fight on the convention floor.
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Trump also tried to get Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats to publicly knock down allegations of ties between his campaign and Russia.
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Part of the discussion was the FBI asking for DOJ to publicly knock down the allegations, which so far DOJ has not done.
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"The knock-down effect lasts for up to two years, offering lasting protection from malaria infection and other mosquito-borne diseases," Kansai said.
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And while he offered a full-throated defense of his team, he didn't, or couldn't, knock down Republican talking points one by one.
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He's a knock-down shooter from beyond the arc (38 percent for his career, 45.6 percent this season) and a smart, instinctive cutter.
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The kids then start getting rowdy, using Trump to knock down a toy house as their parents look on, cowering, around the corner.
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Harry and the gang may have used magic to defeat Voldemort, but J.K. Rowling used biting words to knock down this Twitter troll.
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Regulators had believed that the flame-retardant gas required in airliner cargo holds could knock down single lithium battery fires, Bloomberg News reported .
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He can either knock down an open three or put the ball on the floor and attack a defense that's spread too thin.
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It puts a giant target on your back, after all — you're the one everyone else is trying to knock down, year after year.
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"An incoming appeal comes in, someone tries to persuade us, we put up our radar to knock down the projectile," Mr. Berger said.
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Many of them, however, see a knock-down share price reflecting market expectations for the lawsuits to cost as much as $20 billion.
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Before dawn the next morning, they pushed through town, using bulldozers to knock down barricades and firing from the backs of their trucks.
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CNN reported on Thursday that White House officials asked the FBI to knock down media stories about communications between Trump associates and Russia.
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Are there ways in which we can knock down some of the barriers that are discouraging young people about a life of service?
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What it's about: Knock Down the House is the rare documentary about today's American political landscape that might make you shed happy tears.
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Whenever I fired a perfect strike down the middle of the lane, I'd somehow manage to knock down only three or four pins.
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For one, greens hope federal courts will knock down the presidential permit because the new Nebraska route hasn't gone through an environmental review.
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Elizabeth Warren had a good night because this debate showed that other candidates regard her as the one they have to knock down.
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His accuracy in recording its location, smoke color, and size helped firefighters knock down the blaze before it could turn into a monster.
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But beyond his ability to knock down open shots at a reliable rate, Jefferson understands his place and never veers outside his lane.
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California has a history of power lines sometimes sparking wildfires, including during high wind conditions when trees and their branches can knock down lines.
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Knock Down the House is at its best when it unflinchingly offers a snapshot of the vulnerabilities of its protagonists and their accompanying challenges.
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The best quotes in Knock Down The House are more than just campaign slogans, though, even if some of them made for good ones.
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They would knock down a tall Victorian building on St James's Street and replace it with stairs and a ramp, leading to a plaza.
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The result was the knock down, drag-out fight of "Holly," where Serena sobs and rages over all the ways Fred has failed her.
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"I think we were a week into the show when Mark and Paul have sort of a knock-down drag-out argument," he jokes.
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Having security forces knock down houses without prior warning and not allowing residents to remove their possessions is unlawful, said federal prosecutor Fernando Soave.
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He even used the Republican nominee's own tweets and interview clips to prove Trump's attempt to knock down Obama as recently as last year.
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"I got a bunch of great looks and finally had a game where I could knock down a bunch of them," Korver told reporters.
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Standing on the center stage, the group thanked "President Agent Orange" for the Muslim ban and had backup dancers knock down a wall onstage.
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Sheri (Ajiona Alexus) did not knock down the stop sign, which led to the death of too-good-for-this-world Jeff (Brandon Larracuente).
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At first blush, Garland's very moderation makes him seem an unlikely figure to spark a knock-down, drag-out fight that mobilizes the left.
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The concern was that high winds, known as "Diablos," would knock down power lines, causing wildfires that would spread rapidly, fanned by the wind.
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Netflix on Monday released the trailer for "Knock Down the House," a documentary that follows the 2018 primary campaigns of four women, including Rep.
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He will be one of the best-known candidates, someone others are looking to knock down a peg to bump up their own chances.
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Nunes acknowledged that the White House had given him a reporter's number, but said the administration had not asked him to knock down reports.
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The White House is hoping a night at the bowling lanes will knock down conservative opposition to its plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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This year, you'd be forgiven for thinking the Browns' plan was to knock down attendance to the point where they could move the team.
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But its anniversary also recalls a knock-down fight between Exxon and government scientists over the accident's lasting effects on wildlife and human communities.
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The changes in the landscape knock down structures, shift the migration patterns of animals and produce severe flooding in spring (The New York Times).
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Only Ocasio-Cortez was ultimately successful in her bid, and Knock Down the House feels, in the end, as if it's mostly her story.
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"Beauchamp and Yglesias' essays don't provide meaningful evidence (let alone knock down proof) that there is no free speech crisis at universities," he writes.
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Even in such instances, the antitrust laws are antiquated, given that globalized competition and the speed of technological change continually knock down industry leaders.
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Schiff in his closing statement sought to knock down the Republican defenses of Trump's conduct one by one by recalling testimony from multiple witnesses.
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Both countries were already reluctant participants in the accord, which is supposed to help knock down the many barriers to trade among African countries.
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While the storm didn't destroy the entire power grid, it did knock down 80 percent of the island's utility poles and all transmission lines.
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At the same time, the agency is also picking a knock-down, drag-out legal fight with states that want tougher car emission rules.
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In the first scene, we learn that Woody and Bo furtively knock down the game's targets down for the kids, ensuring they'll win prizes.
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Hurricane Maria didn't destroy the entire power grid, but it did knock down 80 percent of the island's utility poles and all transmission lines.
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"I grew up in this family where you make your own opportunities and you get your own clients and you knock down doors," Esposito said.
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February 24: Reports surface that the White House asked the FBI to publicly knock down media stories claiming Trump's people talked to Russian intelligence agents.
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If Apple's PR apparatus wanted to knock down a story it didn't want there, let alone one that wasn't true, it could certainly do so.
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Knock down the house and have the rubble trucked to a landfill, or preserve it for the forensic value of the blood on its walls?
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But convincing Yum China's management it should be taken private at a knock-down valuation, just two years after going public, could be a challenge.
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Though they have little chance of collecting repayment from the original borrowers, they take possession of the collateral—almost always property—at knock-down prices.
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She and three other women running for Congress in 2018 were the subjects of the Netflix documentary "Knock Down the House" out earlier this year.
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Video posted on Facebook shows a portion of the knock-down, drag-out brawl at New Red Apple Nails on Norstrand Avenue in East Flatbush.
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The government of NSW, of which Sydney is the capital city, had earmarked A$729 million ($505.12 million) to knock down and rebuild the stadium.
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The idea is to create the more complicated structures in a vacuum, so if one of them falls it won't knock down the entire project.
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But forget about those rodents, because the latest knock-down, drag-out subway food battle has arrived and it's adding a little sugar and spice.
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Trump is expecting a knock-down, drag-out fight with top US allies over trade during his time at the conference, held in remote Quebec.
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Credico, Kravis said, was the 'one guy out there who can knock down this whole house of cards,' and Stone 'knew that could never happen.
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Citigroup became the nation's first megabank some two decades ago by expanding into new businesses while pushing to knock down barriers that limited its size.
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The (literal) knock down, drag out fights of yesteryear have been replaced by... Snooki being mortified that ants have gathered on some pizza left outside.
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When he finally left the house for his initial surgery, the fire department had to knock down a wall and remove him with a forklift.
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That's what I think is so fantastic about it going to Broadway, because it allows you to knock down all these conceptions: What is commercial?
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In his homily, he encouraged people to "knock down" the walls of social codes — known in Italy as "omerta" — that discourage people from denouncing mobsters.
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It might be one the 224ers' best actions and it will put incredible pressure on the defense if Embiid can knock down that shot consistently.
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The last such knock-down-drag-out process happened during Ronald Reagan's administration, in 1987 and 1988, when Senate Democrats—not Republicans—were the obstructionists.
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Two previous blackouts in recent weeks were carried out amid concern that gusty winds could disrupt or knock down power lines and spark devastating wildfires.
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So Alvarez used a huge right lead to knock down Fielding in the third round, and soon after finished it with a series of blows.
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National Democrats also pumped in money to knock down a second-tier Republican, clearing the field for Democrats to fight it out for second place.
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In hours of arguments on the Senate floor, Trump's attorneys did not address or seek to knock down Bolton's account, as Trump himself has done.
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In hours of arguments on the Senate floor, Trump's attorneys did not address or seek to knock down Bolton's account as Trump himself has done.
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Critics Consensus: "A galvanizing glimpse behind the scenes of a pivotal election, 'Knock Down the House' should prove engrossing for viewers of all political persuasions."
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Opinion The first time the sugar industry felt compelled to "knock down reports that sugar is fattening," as this newspaper put it, it was 1956.
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However, the new-look line had an all-too-familiar look, as it allowed two sacks and let San Francisco's defense knock down a pass.
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We have to stop slut-shaming each other and knock down these derogatory labels because it's going to continue if we don't take a stand.
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In Singapore, another place where there is practically no homelessness, 80% of residents live in government-built flats which they buy at knock-down prices.
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All of this can even result in direct savings for you: These small actions can knock down a heating bill by up to 10 percent.
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If you knock down the price of wind and solar accordingly in the interactive map, both become the cheapest option in a few more areas.
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This new Zeus variant, however, relied on both traditional command servers and peer-to-peer communication between zombie machines, making it extremely difficult to knock down.
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That was long enough for it to knock down seven trees at a farmstead outside of Estelline, which is about 80 miles north of Sioux Falls.
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Do you know that if we knock down the trade deficit right, trade deficit by just a little bit 93 percent, we can do that easily?
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Established, successful white authors are in a position to use their power to knock down walls that writers in more precarious positions want to write beyond.
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"It has zero flexibility, so it'd be fairly easy to knock down at the legs/hips and then, yeah, like, break off its limbs," she said.
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We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections, when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure.
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When I stumbled upon the answer to the puzzle, which involved using the tiny chicks to knock down a hay bale, I was breathless with excitement.
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I don't think we have to knock down every public barrier when it comes to the way we think about gendered spaces and gender classification, however.
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He rushed to the source to find sparks turning into flames on an outlet downstairs and managed to knock down the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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Like other automakers, Land Rover uses a fluid called urea, which mists the exhaust to knock down emissions, turning harmful nitrogen oxide into plain old nitrogen.
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If you envision needing to knock down walls to create a more open, airy interior, know that the job can be expensive, time-consuming and dusty.
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Options under discussion include more stringent collateral rules on the new loans and more ambitious targets for lending volumes for those granted the knock-down rate.
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Furthermore, addressing the question of whether or not they're threatening the American government, they explain: ARE YOU GOING TO KNOCK DOWN THE WALL WITH YOUR TREBUCHET?
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"I might be nine months pregnant, but if anyone's going to knock down this wall, it's me!" she cried before hitting the wall with a mallet.
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Groups like JCN and legislators like myself will continue to work to knock down burdensome federal regulations and promote policies that allow small businesses to thrive.
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A return is reportedly complicated by the fact that the government would need to knock down part of Kerr's house in order to move the piano.
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In an unusual news conference earlier this month, Tillerson sought to knock down reports that he had considered stepping down from his post over the summer.
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Pruitt will have to choose between knock-down, drag-out legal fights to deliver for his allies in industry or fold and grudgingly enforce environmental rules.
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Simple 1-4 pick-and-pop actions become difficult to defend when Barnes can knock down shots from outside or exploit smaller defenders on a switch.
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But it would be pretty silly if Bran was dragged north and trained to be the Three-Eyed Raven just to accidentally knock down the wall.
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To comfortably fit an NHL rink into Barclays, you'd have to knock down one whole end of the arena and rebuild it out onto the sidewalk.
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"We're seeing a new generation of Native Americans who have seen more opportunity in education starting to knock down the doors in politics," Mr. Monahan said.
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We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure.
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There, a $2347,2000 house was on the low end of the market — "and that was a knock-down, start-from-scratch kind of place," he said.
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Schmidt theorized that, before the sublime defender Brooks Robinson, third base was mainly a place for decent hitters who could simply knock down a hard grounder.
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Storms can knock down power lines, so keep watch while driving for hanging wires and lines that could still be active, and objects that are touching them.
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It's unknown when Knock Down the House will be available on the platform, but let's pull an AOC and all meet on Instagram Live when it does.
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The rationales used by the lower courts to knock down this order have been eviscerated by the court, so there is really nowhere for them to go.
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He stood in front of the Brandenburg Gate in what was then West Berlin and implored his Soviet counterpart, Mikhail Gorbachev, to knock down the Berlin Wall.
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The Times story gives two main reasons that some at the FBI, notably Comey, may be interested in getting the Justice Department to knock down the allegations.
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For small businesses, the lawsuit would knock down the ACA's ban on charging higher premiums based on health status or gender, and its limits on age variation.
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But the Curvi's an easy way to make it feel larger, spacious, and almost luxurious—without having to knock down walls or perform any kind of renovation.
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The idea, called quantitative easing, was to knock down long-term interest rates to resuscitate the housing market and to provide needed liquidity for the financial system.
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Taryn Manning got in a knock down drag out fight with her makeup artist, daring the woman to stab her to death ... according to the makeup artist.
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He also said he would knock down the historic Ataturk Cultural Centre to build Turkey's first opera house at Taksim Square, as well as open a mosque.
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But instead of tearing down single champions on his own, he's much better at setting up multiple champions like bowling pins for a marksman to knock down.
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But she won't sit on those sidelines forever -- as evidenced by the fact that she felt the need to knock down the nonexistent presidential speculation about 2020.
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Knock Down the House's most moving moments come at the end, as the results come in for New York, and Ocasio-Cortez thrills in her unexpected victory.
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It helped prop up the rich, and it helped knock down purportedly Communist-influenced leftists who often turned out not to have much communism in their leftism.
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That's why we're going to be working in support of the ACLU's Let People Vote effort to knock down barriers to voting in Florida and other states.
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So while you're watching these hosts knock down walls and adding wraparound porches, know that they're kicking back with huge paychecks at the end of the day.
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Just about everybody on the floor drives and cuts with force and makes Denver guard multiple actions before Theis steps out to knock down the open three.
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Cabrera, the Mets' shortstop, headed toward the middle but scrambled back in a change of direction to knock down the ball just short of the outfield grass.
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And be sure to click on this wind-driven, knock-down encounter in Oregon between two inflatable snowpeople, clearly not in the Christmas spirit (ABC6 Action News).
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Patterson, meanwhile, can guard multiple positions, knock down open corner threes, rebound, and set screens; he doesn't take anything off the table when he's on the court.
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He splays his legs on the release for no reason, like he's auditioning for a Jump Man commercial instead of trying to knock down an open shot.
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Instead of greeting the dawn while his woman sleeps, the poet gazes down on the stoop at the survivors of last night's knock-down-drag-out quarrel.
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Taking steps to knock down the US dollar would be a notable break from recent policy and would have far-reaching consequences both at home and abroad.
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The upshot is Alstom getting a knock-down price, at just 10 times this year's expected operating profit, compared to its own nearly 18 times valuation multiple.
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The Club for Growth is the first group to launch an ad war aiming to knock down Collins' image as he gears up for the statewide run.
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The White House chief of staff expressed frustration that the FBI wouldn't knock down media reports about Trump campaign associates' communications with Russians known to US intelligence.
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Such systems – a counterpart to U.S. antimissile rockets now deployed in Europe and Asia – would only likely be able to knock down a handful of incoming warheads.
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Now I have, and now I think you should, too, an early-week no-recipe recipe that you could knock down on a Monday night with ease.
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For that reason, most legal experts believe that Mueller wouldn't indict President Trump even if he put together knock-down evidence that the president committed a crime.
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If you had a daily compulsion to knock down their cartoonishly vertical buildings before, just wait — these poisonous little porkers are PURE EVIL AND WANT TO EAT BABIES.
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Wind won't knock down this umbrella: Its 38-inch canopy is held up by fortified fiberglass ribs to help prevent any harsh gusts from turning it inside out.
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When trees and debris knock down power lines, or when a power plant malfunctions, Puerto Rico's utility company doesn't have enough workers to fix the problem right away.
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Trump administration The FBI rejected a recent White House request to knock down media reports about communications between Donald Trump's associates and Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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" Moments later, late soul singer Sharon Jones' song ends Knock Down The House, delivering the same message AOC's dad told her years ago: "This land is your land.
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"Distributed trust in itself can't knock down the rise of extremist populist movements, dangerous policies introduced by radical political leaders or a divisive resurgence of nationalism," she writes.
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His lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, sought to knock down the report, as did Trump Jr. About a month later, Cohen pleaded guilty to criminal charges, including campaign finance violations.
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Calling him a "unicorn" would be trite, but one of the sport's top shot blockers shouldn't look so comfortable running the floor to knock down a corner three.
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Taken together, this could mean that the price was actually higher today, or that Baidu was particularly keen to offload this asset, even at a knock-down price.
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The knock down, drag out, pull-out-a-bunch-of-papers feud between Bethenny and Carole may have dominated the Real Housewives Of New York season 10 reunion.
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This style of offense is completely dependent on the playmaking ability of the player making the reads, and the ability of off-ball players to knock down shots.
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At least a two-thirds vote of the House was needed to knock down Obama's veto; the Republican-majority House fell short by more than three dozen votes.
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While turning the back is technically illegal in boxing Jersey Joe Walcott made use of the strategy to draw out and knock down the more methodical Joe Louis.
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Netflix bought the rights to distribute Lears' "Knock Down the House" for $10 million earlier this year after the film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
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Now, Minecraft is about to knock down the walls separating Xbox and Switch players, and Rocket League will offer the same when it launches for Nintendo's latest console.
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It's a powerful precedent that will likely bolster the ACLU's case, and those of other women's health advocates who are taking proactive steps to knock down abortion restrictions.
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The Legend Of Brian Newall follows him onto the Chesapeake Energy Arena court, where he misses a half-court shot but does successfully knock down Rumble the Bison.
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Instead, they're looking to new models for advocacy, many of which knock down the barriers to housing and combine shelter with desperately needed services like education and counseling.
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Would any country in the world allow 40,000 people, sworn to its destruction, to knock down a border fence and attack its citizens living peacefully near the border?
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Nate was expected to knock down power lines and trees from Lake Charles, Louisiana, to the Florida Panhandle and possibly leave at least 1 million people without electricity.
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Teaming up with some crews from San Francisco, the Engine 6 crew became part of a strike team assigned to knock down flames or provide rescues if necessary.
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McKenzie did not back up or knock down Trump's dramatic account of Baghdadi's final moments, which the president delivered during a televised address to the nation on Sunday.
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We don't have any casting information about Real Housewives of SLC yet, but if the series starts strong, it could knock down some already underperforming franchises (ahem, O.C.).
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The backdrop: Dust storms are common in India, but this one, with winds reaching up to 80 mph, was strong enough to knock down trees and collapse houses.
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He's the invaluable wing who can knock down open shots, create a little bit off the bounce, and defend multiple positions (including the beefy bigs who scare George).
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It was a classic Trumpian move, akin to the days when he would knock down New York buildings to make way for visions of grander, more glorious edifices.
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"Every time they knock down a building, it's an opportunity," said Mr. Jordan, who closely monitors construction projects and studies 19th-century maps to locate possible outhouse locations.
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Because Zaman was supported by Fethullah Gülen's sect, an opposition, or "parallel construction" as described by the AKP, that aims to knock down Erdoğan's regime sooner or later.
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Critics, who often complain that Sopko has a habit of setting up straw men to knock down, say that's especially true in the case of the task force.
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It's impossible to regard Knock Down the House in the past tense — it presents a portrait of an epoch-making juncture in American politics that continues to mold itself.
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You and a friend can take on the might of AI-powered players as you look to knock down the towers of other giants and keep yours standing tall.
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The saga of Bill and Hillary, with its echoes of Eleanor and Franklin and undertones of Bonnie and Clyde, was animated by melodrama, narrow escapes, knock-down-drag-outs.
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In 2013, Buttigieg pledged to knock down or repair virtually all of the city's vacant homes, an ambitious proposal that went beyond what experts at the time thought possible.
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So Garrett emailed the management company, offering to take the apartment with a few changes: Knock down the wall, paint the pipes and the ceiling, and retile the bathroom.
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What makes the recent spate of takedowns unique is that the people making the requests are pretending to be legitimate copyright holders in order to knock down their competitors.
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Knock Down the House: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other outsider pols shake up DC. The Farewell: Awkwafina's family drama is one of the best films of this young year.
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Attempts to knock down Trump at previous debates have rarely been successful, as the former reality TV star has been quick on his feet and mercilessly dismissive of rivals.
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Until now, Weinstein has been one of the biggest players in a multibillion-dollar industry; it's not often that sexual harassment allegations knock down a man of that stature.
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He'd fallen out of favor with coach Dave Joerger, but his ability to knock down shots and defend a couple different positions proved useful in the last two years.
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In late July, authorities in Waller County released hours of jail video in an effort to knock down the idea Bland was dead before she was brought to jail.
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If there's one offensive skill that sets Porzingis apart from every other giant player in NBA history, it's his ability to knock down open catch-and-shoot three-pointers.
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Knock knock down the doors that I could not… Knock knock for me, for as long as you become your best, the best of me still lives in you.
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Breitbart didn't just knock down wasteful and careless Democrats — the site also spent ample time criticizing Washington's establishment Republicans like Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The accounts, which had thousands of followers, were rented out to politicians and brands targeting millenials for their messages, to knock down opponents or defend against criticism, he said.
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The letter offers examples of reporting that said White House chief of staff Reince Priebus asked the FBI director to knock down reports of Trump's campaign ties to Russia.
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That status would make it harder for Europe to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese goods sold at knock-down prices, changing the criteria for determining a fair price.
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Because archerfish have the ability to spit jets of water to knock down insects from branches (yes, really), figuring out which face the fish picked wasn't all that hard.
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But Russo's tweet didn't completely knock down the idea that Biden's camp has been talking about it, and sources confirmed to The Hill that it has been under discussion.
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In 2017, the company sold 1.068 million vehicles, including 524,547 complete built up (CBU) units and 543,665 complete knock down (CKD) units, down from 1.259 million the previous year.
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He had one late turnover but still had the confidence to knock down the big shot and two free throws that pretty much took over the game for us.
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Audience members at the annual Sundance Film Festival voted Saturday to recognize the documentary "Knock Down the House" with the festival's coveted annual audience award in the documentary category.
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The faster of the two riders wins that duel, but a rider and horse who knock down a rail or refuse to jump a fence could lose the duel.
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The big draw of the exuberant documentary "Knock Down the House" — about four women who ran for Congress in 2018 — is Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York.
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A puppy's tail has more power than you think, especially when they are happy, and it can knock down and potentially break items, or turn them into chew toys.
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The Dow Jones industrial average, a popular if narrow measure of market performance, is up about 42 percent and has continued to knock down records on a regular basis.
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This is how you get your boyfriend to sit with you on the couch and watch it, only if you get to watch Jonathan Scott knock down a wall.
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The second was spectacular, a 42-yard heave to Randall Cobb that six Giants in the end zone failed to knock down as time ran out on the half.
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Perkins drained a career-best six 3-pointers in the No. 19 Bulldogs' season-opening win and looks to knock down more shots in Tuesday's nonconference tilt against Howard.
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Prices match on The Walking Dead, though iTunes is currently selling the adventures of Michael Scott and company for a knock-down price—perhaps an example of a temporary sale.
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But all of the histrionic Trumpthumping in the world can't compare to some of the knock-down nominating battles that have played out in Hollywood in the past few decades.
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The Justice Department and FBI haven't commented, although a senior U.S. official confirmed to NBC News that FBI Director James Comey asked the agency to publicly knock down Trump's claim.
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They're playing tough in public — it's called negotiating — but privately, senior White House officials are in no mood to get into a knock-down-drag-out fight over government funding.
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A source close to the situation tells TMZ ... Bow Wow is still recovering the knock-down, drag-out fight he and Kiyomi Leslie Holden got into last weekend in Atlanta.
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"[C]ertain restaurants, if you can afford them, can knock down the barriers between you and happiness in a few hours," Pete Wells writes in a New York Times review.
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The market mayhem has already prompted analysts to knock down earnings estimates for major life insurers including Ameriprise Financial Inc, Lincoln National Corp and Prudential Financial Inc, since late October.
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"If @BarackObama [chief of staff] had called the FBI to knock down a story on an ongoing probe of the president's allies, Congress would have raised hell," Axelrod tweeted Friday.
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Yet for however illustrious his club career was, Dempsey will perhaps be best remembered for his knock-down, drag-em-out, doesn't-give-two-shits style on the international stage.
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Market economy status would make it harder for Europe to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese goods sold at knock-down prices, changing the criteria for determining a fair price.
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This year's contest, held over the weekend, saw a new champion crowned, 45-year-old Nick Pennell from Wolverhampton, who managed to knock down five of the light Yorkshire delicacies.
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By 216, she had a junior-level reputation as a fierce competitor with the exceptional hand-eye coordination required to consistently knock down a stubborn last pin 280 feet away.
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The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Grand Rapids, seeks to knock down Proposition 2, which shifted responsibility for redrawing district boundaries from the state legislature to a citizen commission.
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Gun-control advocates and victims' rights groups have embraced the case as a way to knock down stalwart gun protections, while gun makers and dealers are watching the case intently.
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This plan, should it be implemented, would be extremely controversial with pharmaceutical companies, who have used their influence in the past to knock down efforts to interfere with their business.
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The former is 6'8" with a 6'20183" wingspan, an ideal swingman in today's NBA who can defend multiple positions and (hopefully) knock down the open threes afforded by Fox's penetration.
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But their proponents should have no illusions — they are talking about a knock-down, drag-out congressional fight in which they try to pass a bill with razor-thin margins.
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It spiked not when the economy turned down in the spring of 2001 but when foreign-born terrorists hijacked planes and used them to knock down the World Trade Center.
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In both his own campaign and a series of special elections since, Mr. Trump has been far better equipped to knock down a rival than to lift up an ally.
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C-RAM is designed to knock down lower-altitude weapons such as the 107mm Katyusha rockets fired at Camp Taji on Wednesday, but they "are not a panacea," he cautioned.
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This time, the attorneys general are trying not just to knock down the current administration's policies, but to defend the previous administration's legacy, especially on health care and the environment.
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The Warriors opened up the second half by forcing yet another Cleveland turnover and then having Kevin Durant knock down a 23-pointer on the other end of the court.
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Conservative sources described to CNN that its campaign headquarters had a team internally called the "Labour Lie Unit," whose sole job is to knock down claims made by the opposition.
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Whether or not you agree with a given individual's politics at every point, Knock Down the House makes it clear that there's a hunger to upend America's politics as usual.
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Stauskas came off the bench to knock down six consecutive shots — four from 3-point range — and score 16 points in six minutes, staking Portland to a 50-40 lead.
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But taking time for sustained focus and single-tasking—whether on our devices or off them—may help knock down the stress and anxiety many young Americans are now experiencing.
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Four of the "Little Women: Atlanta" cast members got into a knock-down, drag-out fight that ended with one of them -- the pregnant one -- ending up in the hospital.
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After months of teasers showing us literal knock-down, drag-out fights between Fallon Carrington (Elizabeth Gillies), and Cristal Flores-Carrington (Nathalie Kelley), Dynasty finally debuted on the CW last night.
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The four protagonists of Knock Down the House come from different corners of the country and are essentially strangers, bound by a shared desire to re-envision the American election process.
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"It takes extra courage to run in a race where no one expects anyone to run," Lears told Refinery29 of the four women at the heart of Knock Down the House.
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Against his last 220 opponents, the Philadelphia native landed 220% of his power punches—most notably his infamous left hook he used to knock down Khan, Rob Salka, and Erik Morales.
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The DeVos fight has become emblematic of the knock-down brawls that Democrats have set for almost all of Trump's top nominees -- dragging out, but ultimately unable to stop their approval.
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Last year Moritomo Gakuen, the firm that runs the kindergarten, bought a plot of public land in the city of Osaka at a knock-down price—perhaps 14% of its value.
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But although someone had been thoughtful about which interior walls to knock down, Miyako still expected the old office every time she walked through the door, and the layout felt odd.
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"[They] are going to knock down barriers for you, connect you where you need to be connected, guide, support, direct and re-direct you," the employee wrote in an anonymous review.
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Now the states are threatening, using the legal argument that killed the second phase of Obama's deferred action, that they're going to go back and knock down the first one too.
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The property companies have been paying record sums to buy government land and existing apartment blocks, which they plan to knock down and re-build with developments that have more units.
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BALTIMORE – Body camera video shows a Maryland man knock down a police officer and stand over him as the officer fatally shoots him, police said Tuesday without publicly releasing the footage.
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The rumpus, first reported by The Washington Post, has national security, intelligence and international implications that White House attempts to knock down the story on Monday night conspicuously failed to address.
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The decision came in response to a 2016 request by unions representing bank workers to knock down a revised law governing state-controlled companies that was passed by Congress that year.
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"By the way, those people who knocked down the World Trade Center, most likely under the Trump policy wouldn't have been here to knock down the World Trade Center," he said.
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That decision was in response to a 2016 request by unions representing bank workers to knock down a revised law governing state-controlled companies that was passed by Congress that year.
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While campaigning in New Hampshire, Christie has made a concerted effort to knock down Rubio's experience, using Obama as an example of the dangers of voting in a first-term senator.
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Mr. Trump's plan was to knock down the building and the one next door, which he also owned, and replace them with a luxury high-rise condominium complex facing Central Park.
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Critics pointed out that the designee has the power to knock down a commercial aircraft, although the debate in the State Senate seemed to suggest that might be a good thing.
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Her portfolio will include responsibility for the bloc's strategy to knock down national barriers in the online world and give European companies a better chance at competing against U.S. tech giants.
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The coveted status would make it much harder for Europe to impose anti-dumping duties on Chinese goods sold at knock-down prices, changing the criteria for determining a fair price.
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They are focused on smaller dreams, like scraping together a few million dollars to knock down hundreds of abandoned buildings, which might clear the way for the city to start over.
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Created as a successor to "Pong" by Steve Wozniak with help from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, "Breakout" requires a player to knock down rows of colored bricks with a paddle.
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The festival this week announced its slate of films, which includes "Knock Down the House," a documentary about four females, including Ocasio-Cortez, challenging powerful incumbents in this year's midterm elections.
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Even though Oklahoma City's defense gave the Mavs opportunities to knock down wide-open shots, they were unable to connect and fell behind by 20 points midway through the second quarter.
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This series, which resumed with Game 22 Monday night at Yankee Stadium, has done little to knock down that argument as the self-important, parochial sentiments of the Northeast corridor elite.
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The consensus forecast estimates the average hourly wage will climb by 0.2 percent, which would knock down the annual year-over-year increase to 2.8 percent from 2.9 percent in January.
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To cheer on the knock-down, drag-out, ear-biting battle between Brienne and the Hound, both trying to protect a dead-eyed girl who doesn't need that kind of protection.
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Gossip Cop relies heavily on celebrity publicists to knock down rumors about their famous clients, so it's tempting to dismiss the site as a public relations arm of the entertainment industry.
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" There's also fan fiction and the display of bizarre Fieri headlines: "Teen Who Stole Guy Fieri's Lamborghini Gets Life in Prison"; "Guy Fieri In Knock-Down, Drag-Out Fight With Hairdresser.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to confirm -- or knock down -- suggestions that Israel was responsible for the series of unexplained attacks on militia sites in Iraq in recent weeks.
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"It's no surprise they continue to be dishonest and take things out of context in order to knock down their own straw men," committee spokesman Matt Wolking said in a statement.
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That point was driven home Friday when Bank of America Merrill Lynch became the latest Wall Street forecaster to knock down its growth estimates for the first three months of 22017.
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He should be able to plug up the middle on defense and spread the floor on offense, offering toughness and leadership as well as the ability to knock down jump shots.
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They're not bringing, you know, they bring massive amounts of drugs, and they do it because there's no barrier, there's no hardened wall that you can't knock down with your breath.
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Scoring is not his job, but if his team needs him to stop the opponent's random 10-0 run, he'll draw a foul or knock down a pull up from the elbow.
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It's a good thing then, that Rachel Lears directs Knock Down the House, a documentary tracing the campaigns of four insurgent female candidates challenging incumbent Democratic candidates in the 2018 primary elections.
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Meanwhile, the California Chamber of Commerce is trying to knock down cap and trade in court, arguing that it's tantamount to a tax and therefore requires two-thirds approval in the Assembly.
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It's a shame the name A Star Is Born was already taken, because it would have been a good fit for the electrifying documentary Knock Down the House, on Netflix May 1.
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Meanwhile, the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez doc Knock Down the House pulled off the trick of tackling serious real-world subject matter and leaving the audience with tears and fist-pumps of inspiration.
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"Even if you&aposre not experiencing the rain, the wind could knock you down, also it could knock down some power lines as well," Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean said Monday.
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Even when Trump asserted without proof that his predecessor had "wiretapped" Trump Tower, Obama relied on an aide to knock down the charge in a statement rather than speak out publicly himself.
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Between the lines: Lears is same filmmaker behind the new Netflix documentary called "Knock Down the House," which chronicles the campaigns of four women running in the 2018 midterms, including Ocasio-Cortez.
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The Thunder moved the ball well at times but struggled to knock down open shots, most notably by starting guard Alex Abrines, who was just 423 of 7 from behind the arc.
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He said without sufficient demand from consumers, carmakers faced a choice between paying fines for exceeding carbon dioxide limits or encouraging sales with knock-down prices too low to earn a profit.
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Tracing the sign of the cross on the sufferer's body and periodically dousing him or her with holy water, the exorcist proceeds through a knock-down, drag-out fight with the demon.
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The law was presented by the EU executive, the European Commission (EC), last December as part of its efforts to knock down national barriers in online services across the 28-member bloc.
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"If the GOP wins and tries to fill the seat that they wouldn't let Obama fill, you can be sure that's going to be a knock down drag out battle," he said.
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Tuesday you could try grilled sea scallops with yellow-beet-cucumber relish from David Tanis, which seems superfancy but is actually something easy to knock down in the middle of the week.
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In this day, in this system, and with two of the smartest pick-and-roll playmakers in the league on his side, Tucker's ability to knock down this exact shot is paramount.
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It took years of squabbling and knock-down fights before Congress finally agreed to a five-year, $305 billion transportation reauthorization bill last December that would fund highways, bridges, roads, and transit.
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"It was great to see him knock down those free throws and make the 76ers reluctant to guard him and do the 'Hack-A-Dre' (Wednesday)," Detroit guard Reggie Jackson told reporters.
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Because farmland covers a much wider area than roofs do, even small tweaks could potentially knock down regional temperatures by a degree or two, though it's too early to say what's feasible.
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"The Church needs to throw open her doors, knock down the walls surrounding her and build bridges, going out into the world and setting out on the path of history," he said.
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I'm keen to have a knock-down drag-out over this; I'm fairly sure that Republican interest will stop short of the line where these concerns start to mess with their money.
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She was known as the "black editor" at Random House, and she wore the title like a badge of honor, using her perch to knock down doors previously closed to black writers.
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The newly built plant in Thilawa Special Economic Zone in the suburbs of Yangon will produce about 2,500 vehicles each year using the semi knock-down method, Toyota said in a statement.
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But those statements were met with skepticism by both Democratic and Republican lawmakers, as well as FBI Director James Comey, who reportedly urged the Justice Department to publicly knock down the allegations.
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Buttigieg's "1,000 Houses in 1,000 Days," a project to knock down vacant and abandoned homes to develop the town, has been criticized for disregarding the communities of color — something Buttigieg has acknowledged.
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Marvin Williams recognizes what's happening and switches out to contest, so Caldwell-Pope puts the ball on the floor, gets to the elbow, and rises up to knock down a mid-range jumper.
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But the New York Times' Maggie Haberman had a theory that Trump's tweet was not intended to knock down false media reports — but rather an attempt to get ahead of an authentic scandal.
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They're part of the spring ritual of landslide mitigation in mountainous regions, but they're also great just after a disaster to knock down all the bits that are barely clinging to the cliff.
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Rachel Lears's moving documentary Knock Down the House chronicles the merited campaigns of four progressive women candidates — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cori Bush, Amy Vilela, and Paula Jean Swearengin — during the 2018 midterm elections.
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Below is a roundup of some gear (most of which we've tried and depended upon ourselves) that should help you knock down a name or two on your holiday shopping list this year.
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President Trump's top spokesman on Friday dismissed a news report alleging the FBI rejected a request by the White House to publicly knock down reports about communications between Trump associates and the Russians.
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Outside East Asia and even in Japan itself, that exhibition helped knock down the familiar Modern art canon's door with its look at strains of Modernism that often reflected deep, indigenous Japanese roots.
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We went in there after the World Trade Center, well he didn't knock down the World Trade Center, so you could say why are we doing this, all right, that was another thing.
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An Obama spokesman denied Trump's allegation, and The New York Times reported that FBI Director James Comey had asked DOJ officials to publicly knock down Trump's allegation that Obama had ordered the wiretapping.
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Requests for rescues are coming in by the minute from people who are asking anyone in the area to go to their homes, knock down their doors, and bring their pets to safety.
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This year, McSally has taken a two-pronged approach: She's talking more about her past to improve her image compared to 217, while also running a knock-down, drag-out campaign against Kelly.
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" To knock down rumors that Trump is thinking of replacing Pence with former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley on the 2020 ticket, Trump says that "she would be great" but Pence is "our guy.
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Adding to the troubles will be high winds, which could knock down trees and power lines, and the fact that the snow will be heavy, wet and mixed with sleet in some areas.
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"I feel deeply proud and grateful this President chose me to knock down this barrier," Harris said upon her selection as US Ambassador to Luxembourg in 1965 by then-President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Progressive-leaning festivalgoers, for instance, will undoubtedly rally behind "Knock Down the House," a documentary from Rachel Lears that follows insurgent political candidates, including Ocasio-Cortez, the newly elected Democratic congresswoman from Queens.
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" He told John Dickerson that he was kept awake at night and distracted four to five times a day by the threat of a terrorist attack "to knock down an airplane in flight.
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Buttigieg's "1,000 Houses in 1,000 Days," a project to knock down vacant and abandoned homes to develop the town, has been criticized for disregarding the communities of color — something Buttigieg himself has acknowledged.
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By that reckoning, a third-party supplier like Impression Products—a small West Virginian company that buys spent cartridges, refills them and sells them at a knock-down price—had violated Lexmark's property rights.
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Arianna Huffington, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post, who wrote a new book about the importance of sleep, told CNBC the Aetna approach helps knock down an old business stereotype.
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On Thursday, CNN reported that the FBI refused a request from the White House to knock down recent reports that President Donald Trump's campaign had been in contact with Russians known to US intelligence.
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February 24: CNN reports that the FBI rejected a recent White House request to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the 2016 campaign.
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Inside the forum venue, four candidates held forth with the TV host Soledad O'Brien on policy positions they believe can knock down long-standing systemic problems to achieve progress and equality for black Americans.
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Whether the owners sought simply to parley this growth to a quick cash grab or whether they sensed the law about to knock down their door, the exit scam was undertaken on April 16.
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The freshman representative participated in on-stage interviews and attended events to promote the new Netflix documentary "Knock Down the House," which follows the 2018 political campaigns of four female progressive candidates, including AOC.
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It certainly makes it more difficult, just as it's harder for police to knock down a locked door than it is to get the lock manufacturer to develop a special key to open it.
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As a result, if a Tokyo landowner wants to knock down his single-family home and replace it with a six-unit condo building, there's little that his neighbors can do to stop it.
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But a dragon can't knock down walls when it's busy fighting two other dragons, and an army can't simply swarm over the enemy's walls when the defenders have technology designed to counter their advance.
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Rubio's campaign is hinging on the anti-Trump vote, supposing that once the race is down to a one-on-one contest, the establishment candidate will have enough support to knock down the frontrunner.
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Rick eventually came home and had a knock-down, drag-out fight with Negan, but both men (plus Michonne, who returned to the burning Alexandria I think to check on Carl) escaped relatively unscathed.
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Long-range air-to-air missiles fired from jets such as China's new J-223 stealth fighter could knock down unarmed US support jets like KC-73 tankers and E-27A AWACS radar planes.
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Like "Knock Down the House," the documentary featuring Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's upstart run that recently premiered on Netflix, director David Modigliani captures the passion that powered O'Rourke's candidacy and his near-upset of Sen.
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She says the bodyguard knocked down the front door but couldn't knock down the second, so she used a second phone to call the hotel and plead with them to open the interior door.
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"We're trying to knock down all the barriers that have been around for awhile and see what the private sector can do to construct a business plan," says Jeff DeWit, NASA's chief financial officer.
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Aboard Air Force One, chief economist Gary Cohn, national security adviser H.R. McMaster, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin all declined to knock down those remarks when pressed by reporters, deferring instead to Trump himself.
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That is not surprising: the nature of such commercial intelligence reports is to offer up everything of possible interest, with the assumption that next-stage research can either substantiate or knock down the detail.
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" He also argued that Mr. Stone pressured Mr. Credico not to testify to the House committee because Mr. Credico was "the one guy out there who can knock down this whole house of cards.
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If the Trump associates that Mueller has continued to knock down were indeed innocent, the President might be spending his time presenting facts to prove the case rather than attacking Mueller and the investigation.
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You could steam up a small pot of rice and eat it with butter and soy sauce, or knock down a peanut butter sandwich with pickles, or hot sauce, or good jam, or kimchi.
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The tariffs could knock down iPhone sales by between 6 million and 8 million in the United States next year, said technology analyst Dan Ives, of Wedbush Securities, in a note to investors Friday.
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In the Andrich case, they say they were called for trespassing and then had a "knock-down, drag-out fight," getting one handcuff on Mr. Andrich before he broke free, injuring an officer's knee.
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Yet the helmet rule, directed at such an elementary piece of equipment and focused on the basic idea of the game to knock down the guy with the ball, has touched a particular nerve.
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"We're seeing a new generation of Native Americans who have seen more opportunity in education starting to knock down the doors in politics," Joe Monahan, a longtime New Mexico political blogger, told the Times.
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It tells the story of George Tillman, who decided in 2013, with housing prices sky-rocketing, to knock down his San Francisco laundromat and replace it with an eight-story, 75-unit apartment building.
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But as revealed in Apple's knock-down legal battles with Samsung — perhaps the highest-profile tech litigation of the decade — Google and its Android partners took a fair amount of inspiration from Apple's iPhone.
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The issue of how to pay for broader access to higher education always comes up, and was used by Hillary Clinton to knock down some of Democratic primary rival Bernie Sanders' more aggressive proposals.
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The ultra-wealthy, said Laurel Baker, the chief executive of the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce, often knock down apartments and multifamily buildings and replace them with single-family homes, often very large ones.
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Ms. Torres and two of her children eventually moved to an apartment on the Lower East Side, where he threatened to knock down the door if she did not let him in, she said.
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But rather than knock down Trump's claims, most lauded his focus on ballot integrity and pointed to instances of what they say is fraudulent voter registration as proof that he may be onto something.
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Even though it ends on a high, Knock Down the House suggests that it's imperative to view Ocasio Cortez's triumph in context of the losses that prompted it and the ones that will follow it.
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Not just be a player who runs to the block but also be a player who can run and knock down threes, take someone off the dribble, post up, and have an array of skills.
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Knock Down the House was so impressive it ended up winning Sundance's Festival Favorite Award, which might be why, according to Deadline, Netflix's purchase marks the biggest documentary sale ever made at a film festival.
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The video shows rising tension between Bow Wow and Kiyomi Leslie leading up to their knock-down, drag-out brawl over the weekend in Atlanta, which led to both of them getting arrested for battery.
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You can also knock down trees, street lamps and signs, patio furniture (but not houses—I tried), so there's plenty of mess to be made in the game's many picturesque villages, hamlets, and countryside estates.
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After praising the system's prowess, including its ability to intercept enemy fighter jets and incoming missiles at a range of up to 400km, the graphic cited examples of planes the S-400 could knock down.
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Crawford helped preserve the tie with several key saves in the final period, including one after he turned the puck over before he slid back into the crease to knock down a Frans Nielsen shot.
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Look, I don't know that it was capricious or not, but it sure seemed to be trending in a direction where it was going to be a knock-down, drag-out sort of battle. Right.
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McCabe, who is considered to be well-respected inside the FBI, recently surfaced in reports that Trump's chief of staff sought agency help to knock down stories about Russia and the campaign late last year.
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"The job of a historian is not only to knock down what President Trump says but create a climate for a sound debate," Julian Zelizer, a historian at Princeton University and CNN contributor, told me.
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Arguments against term limits tend to proceed by selecting specific historical circumstances in which it seems plausible that the electorate would have chosen poorly and then presenting them as knock-down arguments against third terms.
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And he's given so many.. that he wants to dismantle our democratic institutions including free and fair elections one by one and knock down all those trees until it would be no no resisting him.
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The defense alliance of 28 democracies says it has recorded more than a score of Russian myths in the last two years which it has attempted to knock down with factsheets, interviews, rebuttals and videos.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said on Tuesday it successfully tested a key missile defense system, a milestone that demonstrated U.S. capability to knock down an incoming, intermediate-range missile from countries like North Korea.
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They're pushing to release their own memo on the subject — a rebuttal they say would reveal the partisan nature of the GOP document and knock down allegations that FBI and Justice Department officials acted inappropriately.
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"If this was any person other than the president of the United States, I can say as a former prosecutor, this would be a knock-down case for obstruction," said CNN legal analyst Elie Honig.
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So knock down some pizza dough this morning, head to the store and you can give the new oven technique a try tonight during the Super Bowl: David Tanis's pizza with peppers, for the win.
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He declined to knock down the notion that the Russia investigation was a witch hunt, described investigative efforts into the Trump campaign as "spying" and begun the multiagency review into the roots of the investigation.
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What they're saying: "Passing one major piece of health care legislation with a knock down, drag out fight, followed by another one three years later, sounds pretty difficult," said the Kaiser Family Foundation's Larry Levitt.
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Trump's comments come amid media reports saying the FBI refused a White House request to knock down news stories saying members of Trump's team were in frequent contact with Russian intelligence agents during the presidential campaign.
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There's some evil guy using some kind of kid-brain-amplifier to knock down some big tower that holds the world(s) together and a psychic kid who knows it's happening and creatures wearing human skinsuits?
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Image: OpenSignalDealing with some of these obstructions is easier than others—maybe you don't want to knock down a dividing wall just to get better cell signal—but there might be some modifications you can make.
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Indiana rides a 12-game winning streak into its Big Ten road contest against Wisconsin on Tuesday - and two big reasons for its success are its ability to knock down 3-pointers and share the ball.
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IDOMENI, Greece (Reuters) - Greece sent in police and bulldozers on Tuesday to knock down tents and relocate hundreds of migrants who had been stranded for months in a squalid makeshift camp on the border with Macedonia.
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The streaming service said this week that it has snapped up "Knock Down the House," a Sundance award-winning documentary profiling the campaigns of four female progressive candidates, including Ocasio-Cortez, in the 2018 midterm election.
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The knock-down, drag-out fight between Apple and Samsung in particular has given rise to some nasty lawsuits and wincing commercials year in and out as the two companies invest millions in outdoing one another.
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You can still knock down shadows by exploiting their physical and elemental weaknesses, and the nuclear and psychic powers add even more potential possibilities to the usual arsenal of fire, ice, lightning, wind, light, and dark.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said it successfully tested a missile defense system to knock down an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile class target on Monday, demonstrating its ability to defend against ICBMs from countries like North Korea.
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"We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections, when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure," Meghan said, going on to talk to her late father.
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A knock-down, drag-out feud with Clinton -- a political figure as polarizing as himself -- could cheer his base and rally Republicans who are still cool to him who also deplore the former secretary of state.
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"Breakout" was created by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak with help from fellow co-founder Steve Jobs as a successor to "Pong," and requires a player to knock down rows of colored bricks with a paddle.
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A fair argument can be made to let Ingram get as comfortable as possible, and boost his confidence as a knock-down shooter who plays off his teammates, attacks closeouts, and operates in a simplistic role.
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" 'Knock Down the House' joins these courageous women on the campaign trail as they mobilize their bases, engage voters, and fuel a movement during a historic time in American politics," promotional materials for the documentary say.
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The veteran newsman also said he has "worked hard to knock down false stereotypes," and pointed out that he said in his final comment on Sunday's "Meet the Press" that all sides have to work harder.
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They'd knock down 10 in the first half with seven coming from Smith and three more from Love as Cleveland went ahead by as many as 27 points and took a 67-43 lead into halftime.
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Trump and Cruz, who won Iowa, are set for a knock-down, drag-out fight in the South over the next few weeks as the remaining establishment candidates cast about for anywhere they can show strength.
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Playing in a frisky, fickle wind this week, Woods shaped shots both ways and controlled the trajectory of his ball, scraping the clouds and hitting three-quarter knock-down shots when the situation called for it.
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Bert Cooper, a powerful ring brawler who was the first professional boxer to knock down Evander Holyfield — although he went on to lose their heavyweight championship bout — died on May 22010 at his home in Philadelphia.
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Intelligence officials said little about the leaks, but moved aggressively to knock down reports that distrust of Trump and his team was so intense that analysts and briefers were holding back details from the White House.
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That makes it a knock-down, drag out ecosystem war where Amazon uses its unrelated market powers to dominate and Roku hangs on for dear life by promising to be the neutral Switzerland of TV platforms.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Claire Smith was at the forefront of a velvet revolution in sports writing, a soft-spoken woman who did not knock down clubhouse doors so much as righteously persist and stand until they opened.
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"[I can] add length, add minutes for guys that need rest, and be able to come in and not slack, not be the weak link, knock down open shots," Isaac said during Wednesday's draft media availability.
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Netflix's Knock Down The House documentary gives an in-depth look at New York congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's rise to political fame, and it shows a bit of the behind-the-scenes of her life as well.
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Then last week, multiple US officials told CNN that the FBI rejected a White House request to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the presidential campaign.
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If we nod sagely and mutter "1984" whenever jackbooted thugs knock down a door in fiction, we will miss the critiques at the heart of the work and the problems that led us down the hellbound path.
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"From mid- to late-November, air masses moving out of central Canada and into the Northeast could briefly knock down temperature departures to average at times, but temperatures are expected to remain above normal overall," Pastelok said.
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This morning, one of the witnesses, Clint Watts, a senior fellow with the Foreign Policy Research Institute's program on national security, said that Rubio had "suffered from" Russian attempts to knock down competition in the presidential election.
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Republican presidential debate: 6 takeaways "It will take all of us working together to knock down these barriers to stand for the basic proposition that yes we are all created equal," Clinton said at the first service.
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The Wildcats later used a 13-1 run for a 23-18 lead before momentum kept swinging in a fast-paced, hot-shooting half in which the teams combined to knock down 54.4 percent of their shots.
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"I need my partner to help me know what I got down there," Wolfe told CBS affiliate WANE, explaining how he manages to knock down the pins at the end of the lane despite his vision impairment.
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Some Democratic aides on Capitol Hill say they are confident that Clinton won't run in 2020 and point to efforts by former Clinton advisers to knock down the CNN report that she's considering another White House bid.
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Kennedy was among those considered by Pelosi to chair the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (he took himself out of the running) and didn't knock down the possibility of running for Senate if Elizabeth Warren's seat came open.
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These may damage emerging economies where many companies borrow in dollars and knock down the price of some commodities, risking a repeat of the market rout seen after the Fed's first post-crisis rate hike in December.
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Comey's back: The one big stumble this week came from a bombshell CNN report that the White House had reached out to the FBI to knock down reports about an investigation into Trump campaign communications with Russia.
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"The play ends with a rather brutal scene — a big, knock-down, drag-out fight that you would think would tear Taylor and Burton apart but is actually what ends up cementing their relationship," Mr. Balaban said.
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Clinton Watts, a fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute who made headlines for his testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee in March, said that in some cases, U.S. efforts to knock down propaganda have been counterproductive.
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Some days I would come home — maybe it's [after] a scene where we're having a knock-down, drag-out fight — and feel like something profound happened, at the risk of sounding at all self-important or pretentious.
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Muyl's second goal of the season came in the 11th minute when he used his body to knock down a centering pass from Kemar Lawrence and tapped it into the net when Crew goalkeeper Zach Steffen fell.
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No poll I've seen puts his support from Republicans at below 2628 percent and we at Harvard-Harris have it at 28503 percent, which is remarkable, given his knock-down-drag-out fight with some mainstream Republicans.
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"AllianzGI finds it regrettable that they appear to have insufficient confidence in the business they are managing that they have chosen instead to sell out at what looks to be a knock-down price," the money manager said.
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Knock Down the House, which premieres May 1 on Netflix, is an intimate portrait of Ocasio-Cortez's 2018 candidacy, alongside with those of Amy Vilela in Nevada, Cori Bush in Missouri, and Paula Jean Swearengin in West Virginia.
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Books upon books have been written about it and just about every recent generation has had a knock-down crisis moment fight about it, particularly when presidents have used the idea of executive privilege to cover up missteps.
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It would also mean less money for the Club Treasurer to spend on buying up neighborhood housing to knock down in order to expand the size of the Clubhouse and keep you all entertained right here on campus!
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By all means, shutter the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and the Federal Consumer Information Center, fire the employees, burn the records, knock down the buildings, and salt the earth, until nothing is left of them but sad stories.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Pennsylvania gun control advocates on Wednesday asked the state's top court to knock down a 2014 law allowing gun-rights lobbying groups to sue cities that adopt gun restrictions and recoup legal costs if they prevail.
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In November the council planning committee gave developers the Adderstone Group the go-ahead to knock down the former schoolhouse the Tower Cafe is in, Uptin House, and replace it with a five-story block of student apartments.
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Chris Christie (R) on Sunday appeared to defend the Trump administration after reports emerged that the FBI rejected a request by the White House to publicly knock down news coverage about communications between Trump campaign associates and Russians.
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On the night Warren took Bloomberg to task over the "kill it" saga, she appeared on MSNBC, where she went on to knock down another man who has a long documented history of making sexist comments: Chris Matthews.
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"We're trying to knock down all the barriers that have been around for awhile and see what the private sector can do to construct a business plan," NASA's chief financial officer Jeff DeWitt said at a press conference.
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Additional Reading • Health Law Could Be Hard to Knock Down Despite Judge's Ruling • North Carolina Election Contractor Was Investigated for Possible Fraud in 2016 Race _____________________ Today's On Politics briefing was compiled by Isabella Grullón Paz in New York.
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The trouble is, there are now few child-friendly recreational activities in the square, save for a puppet theater with hourly shows, three stands with knock-down carnival games and a 19th-century German carousel, a market mainstay.
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It is not only a quintessentially American idea but a Modernist one: Knock down the low-income neighborhood to build the factory or the condo tower or the sports stadium, and let history record it as human achievement.
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One study found that high-fives and fist bumps knock down the amount of bacteria that transfer from person to person, probably because of the smaller surface area and shorter amount of time the hands are in contact.
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Security was dispatched to the $50-a-night, lobbyist-owned Capitol Hill condo where he was living to see if he was O.K. To gain entry, the agents had to knock down the front door to the building.
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John Stankey, the veteran AT&T executive who was appointed to oversee the collection of properties now called Warner Media, has made it a mission to knock down the silos between HBO, TNT, TBS and the Warner Bros.
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Why the hell would they give up on a 2111.2-year-old who defends his position and may own the most invaluable offensive trait in basketball: an ability to knock down pull-up threes at a reliable rate?
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"You've got people in jail for 15 years for nickel bags of weed, but I've got white boy friends who are growing pounds right now in New York City, and they're not gonna knock down their doors," she says.
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Washington (CNN)Two senior administration officials on Friday vehemently argued that White House officials acted appropriately in asking the FBI to publicly knock down media reports about communications between President Donald Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence.
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Macy's has Cuisinart's TOA-60 air fryer toaster oven on sale for $199.99 with an additional 15% off, which would knock down the price to just $170, while Amazon has Nutri Ninja's blender with FreshVac technology priced at $99.95.
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He also had to plead for the Legislature to knock down Mr. Cuomo's proposal to take the city's sales tax revenue for three years in exchange for savings the city received on refinanced debt that the state pays for.
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Limitations in the data prevent placing a dollar or annual return value on this pattern, but the authors consider and knock down a variety of other explanations as to why those who seek advice do better at avoiding tax.
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As positively as Knock Down the House frames its core subjects, it's clear-eyed about the difficulties these women face in their runs for office – not least of which is an existing political machine designed to keep them out.
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Those three average double-digit points, as does freshman Josh Perkins (173), who is 217-of-266 from beyond the arc in the NCAAs but likely will be needed to knock down shots over the Syracuse 55.5-3 zone.
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A federal judge on Monday dismissed most of the Trump administration's lawsuit seeking to knock down a series of California immigration laws, delivering a major blow to the Justice Department's efforts to crack down on so-called sanctuary states.
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David Rosenberg, the chief economist and strategist for Gluskin Sheff, said the attack on Saudi oil facilities this weekend could knock down spending by US consumers, which he described as the last source of economic strength for the country.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 100%Summary: In the political documentary "Knock Down the House," director Rachel Lears follows the propulsive rise of four women — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amy Vilela, Cori Bush, and Paula Jean Swearengin — during a contentious election season.
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Every time he misses a pull-up jumper at the right elbow (that the defense wanted him to take) it serves as a harsh reminder that this guy never learned how to knock down threes at a decent rate.
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In the opening moments of the documentary "Knock Down the House," the candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is looking in a mirror, dabbing on makeup and talking to the camera about the widely divergent standards for male and female politicians.
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Local tourism officials acknowledged that Tottori's distant location remained a challenge, but said they had suggested that visitors be allowed to watch the artists at work, or even help knock down the structures at the end of each exhibition.
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"I say wait for the next round of tariff hikes or nasty trade rhetoric ... to knock down the whole group, and then buy the retail winners into the weakness created by the ETFs and the overall market," he said.
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"It's not going to take much in a lot of these areas to saturate the soil, so trees are going to come down really easily" and knock down power lines, said Ken Graham, director of the National Hurricane Center.
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Offensively, Wright isn't a knock-down shooter yet, but he attacks off the catch with decisiveness, gets into the paint well, and the Raptors love having multiple ball-handlers on the floor to catch, attack, and kick back out.
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The city didn't knock down homes that had residents, but in some cases, the policy meant the city was bulldozing homes that people of color had bought as investment property with hopes of renovating and improving down the line.
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So in Fortnite's version of the battle royale, players also get to scale walls and knock down structures and play some sort of real-time combination of Jenga and parkour as they try to survive and outwit other players.
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In fact, Lears designs it in such a way (with ample backing from husband and co-writer, editor Robin Blotnick) that Knock Down the House serves primarily as a searing examination of power and its glaring inaccessibility – specifically in a democracy.
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While other communities in the US are forced to fight bulldozers and backhoes, local communities in New York and New Jersey have been able to knock down the pipeline company early in the game with a blitzkrieg of public action.
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"You don't knock down buildings and claim victory over a terrorist group that can just go to ground," said Michael Pregent, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute who worked as a US intelligence officer in Iraq between 2006 and 2011.
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His program to knock down hundreds of homes in black and Latino neighborhoods like hers smacked of gentrification and ultimately cost her family several investment properties they hoped to repair but couldn't after Williams-Preston's husband suffered a serious illness.
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I think that is ... I mean, I think there have have been ... There's certain ... I saw Knock Down the House, that Netflix documentary, and that was the first thing which has sort of cheered me up for ages, actually. Yeah.
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Separately, the top U.S. intelligence official, Dan Coats, sidestepped a question on a Washington Post report that Trump had asked him and the National Security Agency chief to help him knock down the notion there was evidence of such collusion.
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Ocasio-Cortez might be a rising star in US politics, but the takeaway from "Knock Down the House," ultimately, is that her improbable victory was just the first round of a fight -- a key brick in rocking a much bigger foundation.
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After eviction, many peasant farmers are forced to work in poor conditions on large industrial farms or are obliged to sell their crops at knock-down prices for export by monopoly-type multinationals who buy produce for export, she said.
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"The troopers were in a knock-down, drag-out fight along the side of the road with vehicles speeding by them, and it got very, very violent," State Police Captain Richard D&aposAmbrosio said after viewing the video of the altercation.
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As the team struggled to climb a seriously slippery slide, Hogan wrestled with veteran contestant Shane Landrum, who was playing his own challenge as he repeatedly tried to knock down as many players from the opposite team as he could.
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What makes Knock Down the House so compelling, though, is that it digs beyond the pretty soundbites and packaged-for-TV narratives to show us not just who and what is happening in American politics right now, but how and why.
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But no matter the reasons for Trump's sort-of insinuation and Spicer's refusal to knock down the idea, we now have real cause to wonder whether this president of the United States has a secret phone recording system up and running.
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"I want to knock down all the barriers that are holding people back," Clinton said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, striking a message that is aimed at minority voters and members of the struggling middle class alike.
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Asked three times about how Trump responded to Putin on Saturday, chief economist Gary Cohn, national security adviser H.R. McMaster, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin all declined to knock down those remarks when pressed by reporters, deferring instead to Trump himself.
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While proximity to the diner might make this seem like a steal, the unexpected late-night drop-ins from Luke's bad-boy nephew could knock down the value a bit (or make you want to offer more, if you're #TeamJess).
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A short ride away, a 78-year-old grandmother is a particularly pleased customer—with help from her grandson, she has bought some clay pickling jars that she couldn't find elsewhere and some high-quality saris at a knock-down price.
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All Allen did for two years in Miami was run around, drag defenders away from LeBron James and Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, and knock down open jumpers when his man leaned even an inch toward one of those stars.
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Fostering an entire generation of first-time computer users with your software and device ecosystem could mean developing lifelong loyalties, which is precisely why all this knock-down, drag-out fight won't be drawing to a close any time soon.
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Happer and Heartland Institute adviser Hal Doiron discussed Happer's scientific arguments in a paper attempting to knock down climate change as well as ideas to make the work "more useful to a wider readership" in a March 22019 email exchange.
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Happer and Heartland Institute adviser Hal Doiron discussed Happer's scientific arguments in a paper attempting to knock down climate change as well as ideas to make the work "more useful to a wider readership" in a March 3 email exchange.
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" Eckels, of course, stumbles off the Path and squashes a butterfly, "a small thing that could upset balances and knock down a line of small dominoes and then big dominoes and then gigantic dominoes, all down the years across Time.
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The agreement between the European Parliament and Malta, which acts on behalf of all 28 EU states as the bloc's current presidency, is another step in an EU drive to knock down barriers in the single market of 500 million people.
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And then, on Thursday, still exhausted but with the weekend looming, you may knock down Jennifer Steinhauer's ace recipe for tomato soup, and serve it with Julia Moskin's perfect grilled cheese, a combination that is very, very hard to beat.
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That's not the end of the story, happily, as Hill subsequently blossomed into a versatile small-ball 4 who can defend multiple positions and potentially knock down threes; he signed a four-year, $50 million deal with the Pelicans this summer.
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He's not really out there to shoot—even in the Death Lineup, his usage rate is only around 9 percent—but he does need to knock down open looks when called upon or teams will start Tony Allen-ing him.
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And that was a war — by the way, that was a war that we shouldn't have entered because Iraq did not knock down — excuse me — Lesley Stahl: Your running mate — Donald Trump: Iraq did not — Lesley Stahl: — voted for it.
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For those thinking the one-two punch of Joaquin Phoenix winning an Oscar on Sunday and another big opening would knock down doors -- especially at DC Entertainment, positioning it as a harder-edged alternative to Marvel -- well, not so fast.
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Centrist Senate Democrats facing tough reelections in 2018 want to avoid a knock-down, drag-out fight over the court next year and instead focus on bipartisan economic legislation that can become law and give them accomplishments to run on.
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The government could keep the entire property as a national monument for conservation, it could retain only the room with most historical significance (the dining room) and demolish the rest, or it could knock down the property and redevelop the site.
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Instead, he uses his op-ed to build up a straw man he can feebly knock down, standing on the fiction of a Democratic majority that would ram through government-run health care and "open-border socialism" at the southern border.
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It was a tall order for Danny Salazar to start the inning against the heart of Chicago's batting order, and Kris Bryant got things started with a hard grounder to deep short that Francisco Lindor barely managed to knock down.
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On a Celtics team that features Thomas, Al Horford, Jaylen Brown, and possibly Griffin or Hayward, Isaac will only be asked to catch lobs, knock down open threes, and corner crash for put-back opportunities when the Celtics have the ball.
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Active Protection Systems, or APS, is a technology which uses sensors and radar, computer processing, fire control technology and interceptors to find, target and knock down or intercept incoming enemy fire such as RPGs and Anti-Tank Guided Missiles, or ATGMs.
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Read: Watch 200 people knock down Confederate monument "Silent Sam" Cover: Demonstrators rally for the removal of a Confederate statue coined Silent Sam on the campus of the University of Chapel Hill on August 22, 2017, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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But as it happens with most things that become the new normal, we began to seek ways to game the system: What if you could knock down the price and commute time of these services by getting a similar finish at home?
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Thursday night's Republican debate was the knock-down, drag-out, screaming slugfest pundits have been predicting, with both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz attacking frontrunner Donald Trump on everything from his record of hiring foreign workers to his ties to Hillary Clinton.
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Earlier this week, multiple U.S. officials briefed on the matter told CNN that the FBI rejected a recent White House request to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the presidential campaign.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI rejected a recent White House request to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Donald Trump's associates and Russians known to US intelligence during the 2016 presidential campaign, multiple US officials briefed on the matter tell CNN.
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And so Evans, who describes herself as a two-way player and knock-down shooter, returned to the Combine ahead of the 2019 season, which tips off on Tuesday, only this time she was ready for whatever would be thrown at her.
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When authorities approached the two men, an altercation occurred — what one law enforcement official called a "knock-down, drag-out" fight — and the two men got away, but not before the younger Kelly injured one of the responding officers, according to WTAE.
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Over the years, the Cleganebowl has become one of the Game of Thrones fandom's longest-running memes, with fans frequently yelling "get hype!" as they awaited what they hoped would be a truly knock-down, drag-out battle between two formidable opponents.
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Waldman and Chabon fret about their kids, go through heartbreakingly passive-aggressive sessions of couples therapy, and have knock-down, drag-out fights about emptying the dishwasher, the placement of a sofa and the amount of defunct audio equipment in the shed.
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CLINTON: I'm running for president to knock down all the barriers that are holding Americans back, and to rebuild the ladders of opportunity that will give every American a chance to advance, especially those who have been left out and left behind.
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" Republicans pressured to denounce Trump McConnell has publicly stressed for months that math to keep a GOP Senate worked against the party, telling reporters recently it was a "knock-down, drag-out, sort of like a knife fight in a phone booth.
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Instead, Oladipo and Evans will complement each another on both ends, toggling back and forth as capable playmakers who can finish at the rim, knock down a pull-up three, and run an effective pick-and-roll with either Sabonis or Turner.
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In the clips below, watch how Porzingis is able to knock down contested shots thanks to a quick and high release: The Knicks utilize Porzingis' gravity by spotting him up for catch-and-shoot attempts off kick-outs on drives or post-ups.
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If opponents sag off, Porzingis can face up and knock down the shot; if defenders go under the DHO, the guard can flare out for the handoff behind the three-point line; if defenders go over, the guard can curl to the rim.
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Mike Enzi, I have introduced legislation -- the Freedom to Export to Cuba Act -- to lift the trade embargo once and for all and knock down the legal barriers to Americans doing business in Cuba, boosting exports and creating jobs here at home.
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It creates an unanswerable conundrum the team hasn't really had before, and if he can capably initiate pick-and-rolls as a reliable second option, knock down off-the-bounce jumpers, and take care of the ball, everyone else's job gets easier.
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Faith leaders prepare network of homes in California to hide undocumented immigrants CNN Exclusive: FBI refused White House request to knock down recent Trump-Russia stories FEBRUARY 24 Trump's appearance at CPAC marks a milestone in his transformation of the Republican Party.
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Instead of continuing to make policies benefitting people who have already got theirs, lawmakers should work to knock down the barriers keeping upcoming generations out of work, by trimming occupational licensing laws, removing economic disincentives to work, and reducing other regulatory burdens.
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WARSAW, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Poland's proposed conversion of Swiss franc loans may cost banks up to 44 billion zlotys ($11.2 billion) and knock down the zloty and Polish sovereign ratings, the central bank said on Wednesday in a regular financial sector stability report.
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Almost everyone can put it on the deck, get to the rim, find an open shooter, and knock down an open shot—the Jazz have been one of the NBA's best teams at creating and making corner threes over the past three seasons.
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"I think the [tobacco] industry will try to knock down the doors of anyone they can think of to prevent their industry from receiving the scrutiny it deserves," said Gregg Haifley, director of federal relations at the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.
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A knock-down, drag-out brawl broke out on the Hollywood Walk of Fame between a group of protesters and some President Trump supporters — who were holding a makeshift rally around his new star after the old one got destroyed on Wednesday.
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CLINTON: Well, I'm running for president to do my very best to knock down every barrier that stands in the way of America realizing its potential and every American having a chance to live up to his or her God-given potential.
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After a timeout, the ball was inbounded to Mudiay, and he drove the lane to knock down a layup and then made a free throw to complete a three-point play for a 193-110 lead with 5.1 seconds left in regulation.
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In Game 7, at the most crucial possible moment, James pinned Iguodala's layup attempt AGAINST THE DAMN BACKBOARD, preserving the tie game and setting things up for Irving to knock down the biggest shot in the 46 years the Cavaliers have existed.
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But now, if the UFC sees enough financial upside while they knock down walls in the scramble for cash elsewhere, they just might put a different and more vertically inclined lightweight champion to meet Mayweather into hiked-up shorts and great big gloves.
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GM also uses GM Korea to prepare what are known as "knock down" kits - partially assembled vehicles that are shipped to other markets for final assembly and it has strong relationships with South Korean suppliers that could suffer from a messy exit.
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The word, Spanish for "straight ahead," was coined in 1888 by meteorologist Gustavus Hinrichs to distinguish storms producing winds in a straight line that knock down trees and buildings in the same direction from storms that produce rotating winds that cause tornadoes.
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He got help from the chilly weather (which helped knock down Anthony Rendon's long fly ball in the fourth inning), the Nationals' mistakes (Trea Turner's baserunning blunder) and Gonzalez's heady play (a throw across the diamond that caught Turner in a rundown).
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Mr. Comey, who made the request on Saturday after Mr. Trump leveled his allegation on Twitter, has been working to get the Justice Department to knock down the claim because it falsely insinuates that the F.B.I. broke the law, the officials said.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper is considering sending additional military forces to the Middle East to deter Iranian attacks, the Pentagon's policy chief acknowledged Thursday after initially trying to knock down a news report that said as many as 143,000 troops could go.
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Although the movie focuses on Ocasio-Cortez — a vivid screen presence whether she's on the move or delivering a deft, funny take on the semiotics of campaigning — "Knock Down the House" works because it looks at political action from the ground up.
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I get the impression that it'll stand up to a drop or two, and when someone does knock down one of the Switch Pro Controllers, it lands on the floor with the kind of satisfying-yet-stomach-turning thud that only expensive things can make.
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For Hunt, playing the left hook to right straight (as he used to knock down Bigfoot and others) in combination with the right uppercut as Mir begins ducking to his left as he did so often against Arlovski could herald a highlight reel knockout.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI rejected a request from White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus last week to publicly knock down media reports about communications between Donald Trump's associates and Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign, according to multiple US officials briefed on the matter.
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The source said Comey was concerned that the allegation would make the FBI look bad, and that concern was part of what prompted the FBI director to have his staff reach out to staff at the Justice Department asking them to knock down the allegation.
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But Knock Down the House could have been an even more interesting film if it had highlighted that question of identity in politics as a structuring theme, how it influences narratives and voters and fundraising, rather than relegating the idea to something mentioned in passing.
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Notice in this clip how every one of Irving's baskets comes with Iguodala either too far away to provide help at the rim, or guarding a knock-down shooter on the strong side: Isolation Like pick-and-rolls, not all isolations are created equal.
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FEW opportunities exist for interested buyers to lay their hands in a single evening on a string of racehorses, a pair of slightly worn Louis Vuitton trainers, four gold Krugerrand, a Rolex or five, a Mercedes and a couple of yachts, at knock-down prices.
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The House makes its own rules, the vote isn't constitutionally required, and Democrats wavered back and forth on whether to do it at all — but Pelosi eventually decided to bring the vote to the floor to knock down Republicans' talking point of closed-door meetings.
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At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Coats sidestepped questions about a Washington Post report that Trump had asked Coats and Admiral Michael Rogers, director of the National Security Agency, to help him knock down the notion that there was evidence of such collusion.
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Sophia discussed why consumers are scared of VR and how she's planning to knock down the barriers, why the nausea factor is critical in search rankings, how Snapchat will help bridge the gap to AR and why Facebook's VR privacy policy is pretty alarming.
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Click here to view original GIFThey tend to work better in some cities than others, but we can all agree that using those subway cop-outs known as streetcars to knock down a bunch of giant pins is easily the best use of taxpayer money.
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Not a bad pressure, but it's like if this guy trusts you enough to throw you the ball for you to knock down a shot, you want to shoot it every single time because he expends a lot of energy driving to the lane, creating.
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The failures at EDMC schools were so bad that, when they were made public early this year, the company was forced to knock down the sale price of its schools by 40% — from $100 million to just $60 million — documents from Argosy's accreditor show.
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I'd been raided a few times doing graffiti, but you kind of expect that, because you know the more you're out there and the more you push it, the closer you are to having police knock down your door and take all your stuff.
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As TechCrunch reported last Wednesday, BlackRock also owns a nearly 0003 percent stake in Starbucks, the nearly 50-year-old American coffee company that has taken over the world and now finds itself in a knock-down-drag-out battle with the Beijing-based upstart.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle say they have no appetite to repeat the knock-down, drag-out fight similar to last year's funding bills, which ended with Trump infuriating even traditional allies by declaring a national emergency to get extra wall money.
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Industry experts said investors eyeing a stake in Takata would get a knock-down price, but cautioned the company's future was unclear, as it tries to come back from accusations it manipulated air bag test data and dragged its feet in disclosing recall information.
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Clinton repeatedly aligned herself with the needs and concerns of immigrant families and stuck to her promise to "knock down barriers" in employment and housing, hoping these priorities would inspire Hispanics and African-Americans and deliver her landslide victories in Florida and North Carolina.
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Trade experts, including a KORUS negotiator, said potential demands from the Trump administration for renegotiation are likely to include provisions to knock down remaining non-tariff barriers to Korean imports of U.S. autos, an area where KORUS benefits have fallen far short of expectations.
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If I can knock down the roasting part this evening, I can rip the meat off the bones tomorrow, reheat it and serve it shredded on sandwiches, with cabbage salad (you'll see the recipe for that at the end of the one for the meat).
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Or you could knock down Mark Bittman's recipe for creamy pasta with chicken and mushrooms, which deploys the cool trick of treating the pasta as if it were risotto, which requires a lot of stirring but rewards the stirrer with a one-pot meal.
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When those situations are drawn carefully — and most of the time they're not, because people got used to the idea of black hat, white hat, a bad guy for a good guy to knock down — a real dilemma sets itself up for very heightened drama.
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A video that appeared to come from a street-level security camera and was circulated by Egyptian and international news media showed a small explosion knock down a young man with a backpack as he walked by a cement barrier erected near the square.
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ContextualIzing Clinton's story with theirs or within the Democratic Party — in the way the recent political documentary Knock Down the House did — might have helped provide a more nuanced understanding of the way gender operates in electoral politics, and how it has changed or not.
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What Trump describes is more of a Lincoln-esque "Team of Rivals" where high-minded experts argue over the best approach to the difficult problems facing the country, not a knock-down, drag-out "Hunger Games" scenario where the president encourages bloodletting and backstabbing.
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Illustration by Shanée Benjamin The rot at the heart of American democracyIllustration by Christina Animashaun/Vox Plant-based meat and the knock-down, drag-out fight for the American dietAnimation and illustration by Magoz "Heritage travel" is surging in the era of DNA testing.
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The most formidable documentary contender of them all, though, may be "Knock Down the House," a galvanizing study of four female candidates for Congress that had the good fortune to select as one of its protagonists Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the political star of the moment.
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Other commendable winners include "Knock Down the House," which unsurprisingly snagged an audience award; directed by Rachel Lears, it is one of a handful of movies in the festival that together offer a vivid collective portrait of the United States in its current historical moment.
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And, perhaps most importantly, he marshaled his resources and newfound star power in defense of Democrats' top priority: showing what it might look like for his movement to be incorporated into the party apparatus, rather than having it try to knock down its gates.
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Other European countries like Spain and Ireland moved swiftly in the wake of the financial crisis to set up special asset management vehicles - so-called "bad banks" - designed to take soured loans off lenders' balance sheets at knock-down prices and seek to sell them on.
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His message at each of those stops was to reassure political and business leaders that Trump's "America First" policy meant that the United States was open to foreign investment, and that his administration wanted to work with business leaders to knock down barriers for U.S. products.
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The supermarket's Everyday Value 2 litre tub of Soft Scoop Vanilla may come in at the knock down price of 89p, but the closest you'll get to Cornish milk and cream in the ingredients is "partially reconstituted skimmed milk concentrate," mixed with palm oil and stearin.
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Yahoo News reported on Tuesday that, before he hired Kasowitz as his outside counsel, four high-profile law firms turned down offers to represent Trump, because they feared the president would not take their advice and make comments that publicly knock down or hurt his legal standing.
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Take any collective of millions of people ruled by the iron grip of that kind of politics, subject them for decades to grievous abuse in a concentration camp called a country; then knock down from the outside, or chip away from the inside at the walls.
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The threat Durant brings, of someone who can just as easily penetrate as he can knock down outside shots, would very likely free things up for Thompson and Curry, who have rarely needed much help in that regard but could, almost terrifyingly, become even more effective.
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The source said Comey was concerned that the allegation would make the FBI look bad, and that concern was part of what prompted the FBI director to have his staff reach out to staff at the Justice Department to ask them to knock down the allegation.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 26 (Reuters) - The Pentagon on Friday said it had successfully tested its anti-ballistic missile system off the west coast of Hawaii, increasing the capacity to knock down missiles targeting the United States and its allies from rogue states like North Korea and Iran.
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Rachel Lears's Knock Down the House follows four progressive Democratic candidates, all women, who ran primary campaigns against establishment Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections: Amy Vilela in Nevada, Cori Bush in Missouri, Paula Jean Swearengin in West Virginia, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York.
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A 6-foot-323 Congolese wing who was playing in Qatar at the time of the 2011 draft, he profiled as the sort of player every team wants: athletic, can knock down three-pointers, attack in a straight line off the dribble, and defend reasonably well.
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Devin Booker is good enough to win a scoring title at some point, Josh Jackson has unteachable two-way tenacity, vision, and bounce, and Dragan Bender (who turned 20 three weeks ago!) is full of potential that stretches beyond his ability to knock down corner threes.
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Republicans could use the Congressional Review Act to knock down dozens of rules that were put in place since May, ranging from regulations guaranteeing paid sick leave to people working under federal contracts to consumer protections like the Food and Drug Administration's prohibition on selling antibacterial soaps.
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In the end, the D.C.C.C. and a pair of Democratic political action committees working jointly, the House Majority PAC and Priorities USA Action, spent over $7 million to knock down Republican candidates and lift their own contenders in three districts: Mr. Rohrabacher's, Mr. Issa's and Mr. Royce's.
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Anticipating that Trump's team would proclaim that the president had a genuine interest in fighting corruption in Ukraine — justifying his request that the country's president announce an investigation of Biden — Democrats instead repeatedly used the words of Trump's own advisers and allies to knock down the theory.
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H. R. McMaster, President Trump's widely admired national security adviser, held a hastily convened news conference to try to knock down reports that Mr. Trump had shared highly classified information with Russia — only to have Mr. Trump appear to confirm the reports in two Tuesday morning tweets.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Here are seven takeaways from the debate: Rivals' goal: Knock down Pete... If you didn't know Buttigieg had the momentum in New Hampshire coming into tonight's debate, it was clear in the first few minutes.
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I have only played this game with people I knew already, and we had a hell of a time defending a monastery while hunting for supplies to board the door up with or gathering hay to make a giant hay bale that would knock down a wall.
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Ms. Harrington wants to knock down a wall between the kitchen and dining room and install a larger kitchen island to accommodate the crowd, which also includes her husband, Melvin J. Berning, 65, their two large Labrador retrievers, and a nephew who attends a nearby college.
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This week's storm is not forecast to have the hurricane-strength winds whipped up at times by the storm last week, but forecasters say strong gusts of 60 miles per hour (96.56 kmph) and accumulated snow will still be sufficient to knock down more power lines.
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Many progressives have what they believe to be a knock-down answer to nervous Nellies who fret that talking about desegregation busing, decriminalizing illegal entry into the United States, banning assault weapons, and replacing private health insurance will kill them at the polls in 2020: Donald Trump is president.
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In the final moments of Netflix's documentary Knock Down The House, newly elected congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez remembers the first time she visited Washington, D.C. She was five years old and had somehow convinced her late dad to let her tag along on a road trip with his buddies.
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This week's storm was not forecast to have the hurricane-strength winds whipped up at times by the storm last week, but forecasters say strong gusts of 60 miles per hour (96.56 km per hour) and accumulated snow will still be enough to knock down more power lines.
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I wouldn't be stunned to see the Republicans try to knock down a nomination the president makes, but the idea of saying that there is no human being in the nation that the two political parties could agree upon puts obstructionism at a whole new world-class level.
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This isn't to say he's undervalued on the Jazz—there aren't many 6-foot-8 wings out there who can handle the ball, read defenses, get to the free-throw line, and knock down threes as consistently as he does—but this team won't be able to pay everybody.
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It seems less a court opinion and more an opposition brief to knock down any challenges to the authority of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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But as the highest-ranking GOP woman in Congress, Cheney — an effective communicator and a member of one of the most powerful families in Washington — could possibly leapfrog both men in the event of a knock-down, drag-out fight between McCarthy and Scalise in 2020 or 2022.
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"It's been looked into and there's no evidence of anything there," Nunes told a news conference, called after a weekend report by the Washington Post that the Trump administration asked him and Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr to call journalists to knock down reports about possible collusion.
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Recently, a ranger who had been taught self-defense was attacked by a poacher with a machete and was able to use a stick to knock down the suspect and arrest him, said Craig Millar, the head of security for Kenya's Big Life Foundation, a community conservation group.
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To reliably knock down a pull-up at the elbow is nice and opens up so many different options once defenses alter their strategy to slow it down, but for Rubio, the unparalleled vision still stands out as something beautiful enough to spark a "passing is cool again!" renaissance.
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Portland wings Moe Harkless, Allen Crabbe, and Al-Forouq Aminu get plenty of open looks every night, and their ability to knock down shots—or not—will largely determine how much opposing defenses have to stretch, and how much room they give Nurkic to operate in the paint.
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To reach his potential as an offensive weapon—be more than someone who runs off screens and knock down spot-up threes—Kennard has to hone a lethal floater, get more unpredictable with his ball-handling, and continue to make himself available on perfectly timed cuts into the paint.
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It's a big shift from the niceties that have been on display among the candidates so far and likely foreshadows a brutal race to come as mid-tier and lower-tier candidates face pressure to knock down the top two in an effort to break out from the pack.
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This week's storm was not forecast to have the hurricane-strength winds whipped up at times by the storm last week, but forecasters say strong gusts of 60 miles per hour (100 km per hour) and accumulated snow will still be enough to knock down more power lines.
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Anticipating that Trump's team would proclaim that the president had a genuine interest in fighting corruption in Ukraine — justifying his request that the country's president announce an investigation of Biden — Democrats instead repeatedly used the words of Trump's own advisers and allies to knock down the theory. Rep.
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Devon Dotson couldn't knock down a game-tying floater to answer Villanova's Jermaine Samuels' clutch three-pointer that put the Wildcats up by one with 20.5 seconds left in the game, leaving the Jayhawks with their first loss since their season-opening loss to the Duke Blue Devils.
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As in the classic MechWarrior and Battletech series, the mechs here also take damage according to where they happen to be hit—a leg hit can slow down even a speedy machine, and a direct hit to the critical head unit will knock down even the massive Atlas unit.
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" Season 3 (May 17), "The Rain" Season 303 (May 17), "Well Intended Love" (May 17), "White Gold" Season 2 (May 17),"Slasher: Solstice" (May 23), "High Seas" (May 24), "She's Gotta Have It" Season 2 (May 24), "Bad Blood" Season 2 (May 143), "Black Spot" Season 2 (May 31), "Good Girls" Season 2 (May 31) and "How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast)" (May 31) — 'Knock Down the House'Starts streaming: May 1 One of the most popular left-leaning politicians in the United States of America right now, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, New York's new congresswoman from the Bronx, was one of four first-time political candidates that director Rachel Lears chose to follow for her documentary "Knock Down the House.
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The Papadopoulos story basically was leaked as a way to knock down the dossier story because there were a lot of people writing, wow, did the FBI start this investigation because of the dossier which hasn&apost been confirmed, and then the leak was no, no, no, they did not.
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"Knock Down the House," produced by New York's Jubilee Films, profiles the campaigns of Las Vegas businesswoman Amy Vilela, Saint Louis nurse Cori Bush, coal miner's daughter Paula Jean Swearengin in West Virginia and New York-based Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who worked double shifts at restaurants to pay her family's bills.
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Though they have not entirely ruled out using the courts to knock down claims of immunity they view as spurious, Democrats led by Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, have hinted for weeks now that they do not intend to wait around for decisions.
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I was so honored to serve as a senator from New York for eight years... (APPLAUSE) ... and to work to provide opportunity for all of our citizens to make it possible that we could knock down the barriers that stand in the way of people getting ahead and staying ahead.
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His view is that Warren's proposal is to essentially nationalize industry — putting business enterprises under the direct supervision of the federal government — to the extent that he views Donald Trump being in office as a knock-down argument that should convince everyone on the left that Warren's proposal is bad.
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Anyone who watched the Finals knows the Cavaliers need a backup point guard, someone who can make Irving and James' life a little bit easier, strike off the ball, run offense, attack in high pick-and-rolls, and knock down open shots afforded by the attention given to Cleveland's Big 3.
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He was at it again on Thursday when, in a conversation with Politico's Ben White, he took himself out of the frying pan and jumped right into the fire when trying to knock down reports that he had used a government plane to fly to Kentucky to see the solar eclipse.
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"After I began making films, I saw advances in technology that I thought would help tear down all existing distribution structures and knock down the gate for filmmakers who did not want to work within the Hollywood system or even the system that Sundance has come to represent," Mr. Audley said.
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In contrast to last year, when Webb Simpson squeezed all the drama from the finish with a four-stroke victory, Sunday was a knock-down-drag-out race to the wire, with eight players holding at least a share of the lead — including Vegas for 29 seconds — before McIlroy took command.
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After Mr. Comey testified before Congress in March 22016 that the F.B.I. was investigating links between Mr. Trump's campaign and Russia, the president pushed his top intelligence officials — including the C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo — to put out the word to knock down the notion that his campaign coordinated with the Russians.
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But while it's easy to knock down bad arguments for Buttigieg, it's harder to rebut the real arguments for his nomination: that a liberal perceived as a moderate, with a hardheaded view of American institutions but a hopeful, charismatic approach to campaigning, is exactly what the Democratic Party needs right now.
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A diablo might knock down an electrical line, which then sparks the tinder-dry vegetation nearby … or it might push a fire's event horizon faster than firefighters can keep up with, or spread burning embers miles through the air (most buildings that burn in wildfires ignite because of windblown embers).
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But both showed who they think they need to knock down in the CNN town halls this week, taking direct shots at Buttigieg -- with Yang knocking his call to abolish the Electoral College, and Steyer, who is polling in double digits in South Carolina, pointing out Buttigieg's lack of nonwhite support.
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Knock Down the House not only provides the first in-depth look at Ocasio-Cortez's campaign (other than what she's shown us on her Instagram Stories), it also showcases the campaigns of three other candidates: Amy Vilela from Las Vegas, Cori Bush from St. Louis, and Paula Jean Swearengin from West Virginia.
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"A dispute resolution process has been initiated with Apple, which seemingly removes any optionality around alternative commercial arrangements being struck, or that Apple is playing some form of Machiavellian game for a price cut or to buy PowerVR at a knock-down price," Investec analyst Roger Phillips said in a note on Thursday.
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Mr. Lewis is a promising young actor, but no sooner has the screenplay brought up his sexual confusion than it nervously drops the subject, the better to concentrate on its money shots, in which Davis gleefully destroys his glass house and everything in it and finally has a bulldozer knock down the facade.
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" With rock fragments ranging in size from ash to boulders that travel across the ground at speeds typically greater than 80 km per hour (50 mph), pyroclastic flows knock down, shatter, bury or carry away nearly all objects and structures in their path," the USGS says on a website detailing the phenomena.
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Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, and now Kevin Durant all have skill-sets that incentivize small ball, but those lineups are not as unanswerable without Green's rare ability to protect the paint, rebound, switch onto point guards and wings, push the ball in transition, make brilliant passes, and knock down open threes.
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ABOUT ALABAMA (1-663): After injury limited him to just seven games a season ago, guard Dazon Ingram's return was a welcome sight to Crimson Tide fans who watched the second-year guard knock down all three of his 3-point attempts en route to an 11-point, five-assist, four-rebound performance.
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Comey was frustrated that his request for DOJ to knock down the story went unanswered over the weekend, according to the source familiar with the matter, and the FBI director is still trying to figure an appropriate channel for the FBI and DOJ to formally come out and say the allegations are not true.
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Plus, there are still a few low-hanging pieces of fruit we haven't bothered to knock down, like requiring wage transparency so that women actually know if they're making less than male co-workers, and so that employers can catch themselves (or be caught by regulators) if they're paying men more due to unconscious bias.
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In the second trailer for The Mandalorian — the highly anticipated series set in a galaxy far, far away and poised to debut with the launch of the new Disney+ streaming service — fans get a glimpse at the life of bounty hunters, complete with knock-down, drag-out brawls with adversaries and creatures of all sorts.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump asked Director James B. Comey of the F.B.I. to investigate and knock down a lurid but unverified report that placed Mr. Trump years earlier in a Moscow hotel suite with prostitutes, explaining to Mr. Comey that the fantastic story was untrue and was painful and distressing to his wife, Melania Trump.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump asked two of his top intelligence officials to publicly knock down the idea that his 2016 presidential campaign had colluded with the Russians in the days after then-FBI Director James Comey revealed a federal investigation was underway into the matter, according to reporting by The Washington Post and CNN.
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"There were a couple of moments where the wind shifted, and it blew a lot of embers unto us," he said, but other than they were OK. When a large tree in the neighborhood caught fire and threatened a home, the firefighters let the friends use one of their hoses to knock down those flames.
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"Rolls Royce Bitch" starts with guitar riffs that sound like a relaxed Sunday afternoon, and the song turns into the album's most triumphant track; it's something about hearing Chainz endearingly repeat "Believe in yourself" while bragging about a luxury vehicle that'll make you go knock down a few things on a to-do list.
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The new term offers no shortage of opportunities for the conservative justices to block or roll back rights for certain groups — for example, women, L.G.B.T. people and undocumented immigrants brought to America as children — while bolstering rights for others, like gun owners and those who would knock down the crumbling wall between church and state.
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"Discipline and keeping a cool head is vital because if people panic and lease the airplane or sell the airplane at knock-down rates for an extended period of time, it will be harder for the residual value of that asset to recover," Aercap's Aengus Kelly told the Airline Economics aviation finance conference in Dublin.
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Led by its big three, and lots of contributions from their teammates, Cleveland quickly built a 21-point lead in the first quarter, Love continued to knock down shots from the outside, Irving sliced his way into the lane to the rim, and James got free for several of his one-handed, tomahawk dunks.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) warned that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would knock down Rep.
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The oft-camera-shy web developer has made the occasional cameo on Ocasio-Cortez's social media and in her wide-ranging interviews (she described him as an "easygoing redhead" in a November 2018 Vogue profile), but fans of the New York congresswoman actually got a good glimpse of him in Netflix's newly released documentary, Knock Down the House.
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The ACLU's Let People Vote campaign aims to knock down barriers to voting across the country and is focusing on states like Florida where around 1.5 million voters have been disenfranchised from voting Sign-up here to find out to get involved in an effort in your town or state to ensure this basic American right
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WATCH THIS: Nate Berkus Talks Decorating Secrets, Fatherhood and Family The designers make a point in the new TLC series, to not only redecorate homes but share some major renovation lessons to help homeowners avoid getting into a money-pit project, like not swinging that sledge hammer before you know how to put back what you knock down.
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The film, "Knock Down The House," will hit the streaming platform May 1 and will profile the 2018 campaign of Ocasio-Cortez, who represents New York, and the failed 2018 House primary campaigns of Amy Vilela of Nevada and Cori Bush of Missouri, as well as the failed Senate primary bid of Paula Jean Swearengin of West Virginia.
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Preview: Howard looks to lead -- not just shoot -- Marquette deep into March Bucks Twi-lights: Giannis dunks over Superman Bucks Fastbreak: Middleton's career night not enough to top Hornets Bucks knock down franchise-record 28.7 treys but lose to Charlotte Brewers' Torres, Berry outrighted to Triple-A DEFENSE: The freshmen forwards each stand at least 22.3-foot-63.
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The gaggle of pop stars who participated in the session might not have participated for purely altruistic reasons—Status Quo were only there because the police weren't likely to turn up to the studio, knock down the toilet doors, and confiscate their pharmacy's worth of narcotics—but their star power did a lot of good that year.
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Noah made a killing threading passes all over the court from his station at the elbows; it's likely that Towns will be entrusted from that location even more than Noah, given that he can knock down deep jumpers (50.6 percent on long twos, 34.1 percent on threes) and take his man off the dribble after facing up.
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Now, some 18 movies later, we've arrived at Infinity War, a knock-down, drag-out fight between Thanos and those Avengers, joined by all the friends they've made along the way, including Black Widow, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Black Panther and his Wakandan warriors, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, Scarlet Witch, Vision, and the underloved Hawkeye.
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"I expect the defense to take the position that not only is he not guilty but the whole process borders on the offensive because this is an old case, and this is just a further effort to have publicity and to knock down an icon of the entertainment business," said Dennis McAndrews, a Pennsylvania lawyer and former prosecutor.
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This is something Ben Shewry, the world-renowned Attica chef who Sam Sifton profiled this week as part of a special series of features on Australian food and drink, talked about when we hosted an event with him in Melbourne last month: the degree to which Australia tends to knock down rather than celebrate novelty and excellence.
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While all the reporting -- from CNN and other outlets -- indicates that DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz will knock down several of the claims that Trump has pushed about abuses at the FBI, there is still going to be criticism of law enforcement and wrongdoing uncovered that will certainly be weaponized by conservative allies of the White House.
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The uncertainty could factor into how each contender approaches Thursday night, since there's no guarantee this same cast of candidates will share the stage again next month -- and therefore no guarantee they'll have the same opportunity to highlight contrasts in policy and approach with the foes they believe they need to knock down again in a few weeks.
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