So, the Hoosiers must find some solid counterpunches to avoid getting knocked around, knocked down and knocked out.
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"We've been knocked down, but not knocked out," Mr. Vanterpool added.
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Candelario's soft single to center knocked in Reyes and knocked out Duffy.
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"Windows knocked out, doors knocked out, a whole back wall came down," she said.
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Dos Santos has knocked out or knocked down a fair few guys on the counter.
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"We knocked on Poncho's family members' houses, we knocked on his friends' houses," Roskey said.
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Most of the worst things we've witnessed involve fighting: someone getting knocked out on the street, someone getting knocked out at the bar, someone getting knocked out on the boardwalk.
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It's a story of a community that's been knocked down but refused to be knocked out.
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A time Or two had my lights knocked out, my knee socks knocked off, But soft.
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It's a story of a community that's been knocked down, but refused to be knocked out.
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They knocked out Bernie as they would have knocked him out, like Obama if he came into office.
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As part of Macy's Veteran's Day sale, the 2174.99-quart model has been knocked down to $220, the 23-quart has been knocked down to $279.99, and the 228-quart has been knocked down to $26.
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His bumper knocked the top of the radiator off of it; knocked the fitting off the top of the radiator.
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Personal Journeys I knocked and knocked on the door to the artist's studio, beside the plastic logo of a painter's palette.
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In Chicago's Wintrust Arena, Conwell knocked Day down in the fourth and eighth rounds and then knocked him out in the 10th.
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Wilder has fought 42 times and he has either knocked down, or knocked out, every opponent he's ever faced as a pro fighter.
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Pacquiao nearly knocked his opponent down again in the ninth when he delivered a clean left hook to Broner's chin that knocked him back.
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Jack Dempsey knocked Gene Tunney out in his second loss to Tunney, Mike Tyson knocked Buster Douglas down for a thirteen count in their fight.
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Cellphone towers are knocked out The storm knocked out 33,360 out of 1,600 cellphone towers on the island, but only 43 percent have been fixed.
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Day was dominated by Conwell, knocked down by right hands in the fourth and eighth rounds, and then knocked out in the 10th, according to ESPN.
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Bolton said that he had knocked the man out with a punch and that the other man had then confronted him and also was knocked out.
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While he was on the waves, Zander was knocked from his board into shallow water where he hit his head on a reef that knocked him unconscious.
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I remember, I never got knocked down in my life, but having seen many people get knocked down, you learn something from that in your next fight.
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"I've knocked on thousands of doors, and I will tell you that almost every door that I knocked on, they want something done about gun violence," she said.
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Wilder knocked Ortiz down in the 5th -- but fought back and ALMOST knocked Wilder out in the 7th -- only to get put down by the champion in the 10th.
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Hopkins, a former light heavyweight champion who had never been knocked out in his career, was knocked through the ropes by a left hand, according to The Ring magazine.
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" - Razin, 24 "Asshole jocks knocked over my wheelchair.
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And that story we used to tell, a true story, about whether Facebook knocked out Myspace and Google knocked out Microsoft, and these tech companies don't stay powerful for too long.
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In all, several sites were knocked offline — including downthem.
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" Joe Biden: "When you get knocked down, get up.
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A truck knocked ... I got hit by a truck.
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And I think about how many women of my generation just got knocked off the track and never got back on, how many of my daughter's generation get knocked off the track and don't get back on, how many mamas and daddies today are getting knocked off the track and never get back on.
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He caught a pass on the one-yard line against the Chicago Bears and turned toward the end zone, only to be knocked unconscious by an opponent who also knocked himself out.
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In April 2015, hackers knocked the station off the air.
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But the practice knocked my numerical trepidations down a notch.
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Together, our canvassers knocked on more than 22009 million doors.
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The plunging yuan knocked off many currencies in the region.
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I knocked on her door, and she let me in.
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You just slammed me, knocked my head in the ground.
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Michael ultimately threw the punch that knocked the man out.
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Several bottles of wine were knocked down by the gator.
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Like, literally knocked my tooth out and I'm like, 'Oh!
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The uncertainty knocked Dana's shares 20.6 percent lower on Sunday.
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And if anyone tried, they'd get their teeth knocked out.
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Last week's pessimism over the referendum knocked Wall Street lower.
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Gary responded with a "left hook" that knocked her down.
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Sunday, and knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers.
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When I knocked on the apartment upstairs, a woman answered.
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As I stood there naked and shaking, my mother knocked.
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Those investigators knocked on Sly's parents' door on December 22.
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This was not the first time Oakley has knocked Republicans.
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Ciskiewic allegedly knocked on the victim's door around 1 a.m.
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One by one the judges knocked down Bolivia's eight arguments.
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He knocked on a resident's door to ask for directions.
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"The leasing people came, knocked on our doors," Brown testified.
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But she knocked on doors and put in the legwork.
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I knocked a few times and called my friend's name.
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We're told she knocked it out and left without incident.
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But behavioral problems in high school knocked her off track.
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When I came round, I thought I'd been knocked out.
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She posted a photo of herself looking quite knocked out.
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A motorcyclist was knocked off his bike during the confrontation.
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The force from the explosion knocked him to the floor.
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It knocked me out of my shoes, it hit hard.
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Trees and buildings had been knocked down by the blast.
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Officers knocked at the door, and the music immediately lowered.
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It's kinda like that film Knocked Up, but with primates.
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But Turner told investigators the Taser jolts knocked Williams down.
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Suddenly, a larger explosion knocked the sister to the ground.
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Kyle Wren knocked in an RBI double for the Reds.
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The blast knocked her and her mother off their feet.
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The doll came flying at me and knocked me over.
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I got knocked off a horse; he threw me off.
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"It just knocked us out of our chair," he said.
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Weapons get knocked out, ammunition magazines explode, pilots are wounded.
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They chained me to a wall and knocked me around.
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It wasn't one blow that knocked the charter movement down.
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Within an hour, I am knocked out on my couch.
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I knocked on the glass and broke the town's quiet.
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When the deputies arrived, they knocked on the garage door.
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Trump was not the only politician Clinton knocked on Monday.
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He knocked his own running mate for attacking Vladimir Putin.
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So, first knock out Jax and then get knocked up?
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The decline in oil has also knocked the rouble sharply.
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While he was there, the police knocked on the door.
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It's been seven years since Penn knocked out Matt Hughes.
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He successfully defended himself and knocked his attacker out, hard!
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Alcides Escobar had three hits and knocked in two runs.
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But then one day, immigration authorities knocked at his door.
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"Fuck that," he muttered, and knocked off half a star.
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The statement also knocked MSNBC for "illegally" publishing the report.
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When he eventually thought he found the house, he knocked.
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Last summer, another bot in California knocked over a toddler.
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The aducanumab announcement knocked $18 billion of Biogen's stock value.
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Oranges knocked to the ground cannot be consumed, she said.
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AS, UPS will be knocked into third place in Europe.
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And black women are being knocked over the head, too.
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You should not be getting knocked out in the amateurs.
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God help us, he even gets a tooth knocked out!
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When they actually played, I was knocked on my ass.
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The quake also knocked CNN affiliate KTUU off the air.
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We've talked to thousands of people, we've knocked on doors.
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"He had a smile that knocked me over," Helen said.
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Apple really knocked it out of the park this year.
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California representatives have knocked the rule as doing too little.
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The beach volleyball team was knocked out by the Cubans.
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She knocked on the door, and there was no answer.
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I literally had my teeth knocked out of my mouth.
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And our system knocked the missile out of the air.
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Officers knocked on the door, but there was no answer.
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Niko Goodrum and Dixon Machado knocked in two runs apiece.
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She was Alison Scott in the comedy "Knocked Up" (2007).
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No vase is knocked over to spill on a piano.
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One winter day, his wife knocked hard on our door.
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She confirms what's already assumed, that yes, she's knocked up.
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Home Secretary Sajid Javid got knocked out in the fourth.
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After waiting a little while, he knocked on the door.
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The rise in yields knocked stocks, which opened lower Tuesday.
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The horse had knocked out almost all of Lemberger's teeth.
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Ms. Peslar ascended a series of porch stairs, knocked, waited.
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I have been knocked down and gone through tremendous struggles.
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The police knocked on doors and ordered residents to evacuate.
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Naomi Osaka gets knocked down, but she gets up again.
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Cave knocked them in with a single up the middle.
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Arizona then got knocked out in the round of 214.
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The brake was locked but he knocked it climbing on.
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"It knocked me back; I felt relief," Ms. Carroll said.
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Cauley, who was behind the driver's seat, was knocked unconscious.
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When adults knocked, why was there a "delay" in answering?
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A bad storm came and knocked me off the branch.
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People are knocked down, blown backward, tossed into the air.
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Carolina knocked out Washington in double overtime of Game 7.
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Lionel Messi was knocked out of the Cup earlier today.
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Miguel Cabrera knocked in the first run with a single.
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During his campaign, Reagan knocked Carter's handling of the economy.
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She knocked on the door, and who opened the door?
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Flooding has knocked out the water systems of Beaumont, Tex.
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I think Mike Pence knocked it out of the park.
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Others knocked on doors right behind them, pleading the opposite.
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With Vincent standing behind her, Sidrah knocked on the door.
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Vincent knocked on the door again, and David came out.
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The quake knocked over everything inside her house, she said.
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This one likely knocked Tennessee out of the Sugar Bowl.
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Joshua would have knocked you out, you fat f------ slob.
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What if the chair knocked me unconscious after I'd dismounted?
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Two days after moving in, somebody knocked on my door.
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"Maybe a tall vase being knocked over," Mr. Bellini said.
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And she knocked Steyer for his lack of government experience.
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Goldman hated the stock so much, really knocked it down.
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I won't lie: It knocked the wind out of me.
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Trevino took the club and knocked it on the green.
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Most of the captured were either knocked unconscious or incapacitated.
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Thousands of state, private and media websites were knocked out.
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They had a million doors that they have knocked on.
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Davidson has already knocked one team out of the tournament.
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Harvey knocked out about 60 percent of base plastics manufacturing.
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Narrator: Have you ever knocked on wood for good luck?
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She has repeatedly knocked down suggestions that she might run.
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Yelich then hit a comebacker that knocked Hernandez's glove off.
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Once you think you've got it, you get knocked down.
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The attack broke his nose and knocked out two teeth.
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It's not going to be knocked down in three months.
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The storm also knocked out power to at least 20,000.
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Barreto's double into the gap off Jimenez knocked in Lucroy.
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Officer Mcloughlin knocked and demanded that someone open the door.
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It's all of those volunteers that knocked on 300,000 doors.
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The White House later knocked back Mr. Tillerson's conciliatory comments.
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He said the crowd had knocked down a metal barricade.
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Democrats knocked the committee for just now sending its questions.
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A back injury had knocked him out of the postseason.
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He knocked him down again just before the round ended.
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She knocked on the door, and, "Come in," he said.
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It's all of those volunteers that knocked on 300,000 doors.
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Mr. Martínez at one point slipped on rocks, breaking several ribs and injuring another man who was hit in the face and knocked unconscious by a rock he had knocked loose as he fell.
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"We've gotten knocked twice by the Clinton campaign," Mr. Eadon said.
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The thought knocked her sideways and confined her to her apartment.
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A country's electricity grid can be knocked out in other ways.
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They've knocked on 50,000 doors and she's revisited counties 10 times.
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Yeah, I went to Wall Street and just knocked on doors.
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He is a healthy, strong, young man & it knocked him out.
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The cross-court pass was knocked out of bounds by Fox.
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But there was no answer when they knocked on the door.
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The company has also outwardly knocked Victoria's Secret's " Perfect Body" campaign.
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Davis said she knocked on nearly 4,500 doors in the neighborhood.
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Detroit knocked off the Golden State Warriors 23-72 on Jan.
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"It knocked down trees, lamps, poles, walls," she added by telephone.
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Republicans also knocked Democrats for submitting 1,078 questions, a figure Sen.
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But every chip knocked out of the firmament of journalism matters.
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Seton Hall knocked off Syracuse 103-70 in the 5803 final.
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Police have said they knocked on Crews's door at 5 p.m.
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Jones landed a punch on Ragin that knocked the worker out.
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The impact threw him 100 feet away, and knocked him unconscious.
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They have already knocked one another in campaign stops, if obliquely.
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A scooter knocked me off the sidewalk and onto my knees.
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His son Donald Trump Jr. recently knocked Inslee's anti-coal rhetoric.
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Quinndary Weatherspoon knocked down a tying jumper with 1:50 remaining.
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Witnesses said Seaman knocked away the gun and tackled the shooter.
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So, with trepidation, I knocked a small hole through the wall.
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The impact knocked the six-time national champion to the ground.
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News of the Facebook and Google bans also knocked the price.
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The hall gossip knocked on my door to break the news.
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Clinton knocked Sanders on immigration during a conversation with reporters Monday.
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Puerto Rico's entire power grid was knocked offline during the storm.
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McDavid was knocked to the ice by Wild defenseman Nate Prosser.
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Trivial Pursuit has also been knocked down to £18.75 from £32.99.
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"The United States has knocked itself off the pedestal," he says.
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Republican Lou Barletta, after a couple tries, finally knocked off Rep.
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Victor walked over, heard some rustling going on inside and knocked.
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Evans said he knocked on doors to get neighbors to leave.
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I got in a rhythm and knocked down some shots down.
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A fire knocked the facility out of service in late June.
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In 2005, Grimsby Town knocked out Spurs in the second round.
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I knocked her out, and she face-planted into her dinner.
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Still, they knocked off Oregon State in non-conference season. 5.
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The album knocked Taylor Swift's reputation from its number one spot.
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Tuesday&aposs storms knocked down scores of trees and utility wires.
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It was knocked from Manning's grasp and flew several yards upfield.
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When hotel security staff knocked on the door, no one answered.
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I felt like the breath had been knocked out of me.
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So when Maya got knocked up, my questions were more scientific.
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It even knocked the glitzier office sector out of first place.
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The victory came two weeks after Kentucky knocked off then-No.
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"It's knocked that out, it's wiped that slate clean," Todd says.
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The site has been knocked offline after the Squirrel Hill massacre.
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Multiple buildings collapsed and power was knocked out in some areas.
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I felt like I'd had the wind knocked out of me.
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"Old Town Road" has been knocked off its Billboard chart perch.
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That knocked out Pannone and basically ended the game's competitive phase.
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It was gross, but an antibiotic knocked the infection out quickly.
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Tuss walked up to the car and knocked on the window.
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I get knocked down in training every day, so on Sept.
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" I said, "Well you know, I just knocked on the doors.
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He struck one soldier and knocked another one to the ground.
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I hope we've knocked the first brick out of the wall.
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Not inconsistent enough to get knocked out of the playoffs, though.
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They're angry about the Great Recession, which so knocked everybody flat.
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Last year, it-- it's true the favorites got knocked out early.
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He knocked the man – a neighborhood bully – out and earned $251,241.
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Clinton also knocked the way trade policies are currently being enforced.
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"It knocked everybody's socks off when we tasted it," he said.
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The result means Argentina are also knocked out of the tournament.
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" Without naming names, Cook knocked companies that puts "profits over privacy.
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Braden felt like the wind had been knocked out of him.
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The Lakers lost ... but Lonzo Ball actually knocked down some shots!!
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Flav knocked out his dives in giant, bright green swim trunks!
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Asian shares edged down 2.793 percent, knocked back by the dollar.
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Seth Curry knocked down four 3-pointers and scored 233 points.
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After being knocked down, Koa the Pig is back up again.
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The report had knocked back WPP shares in the previous session.
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Champa knocked on the door when there was five minutes left.
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If you don't, you're going to get knocked on your butt.
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They were knocked out by the Lightning in the second round.
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When no one answered the front door, authorities knocked it down.
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Randal Grichuk's bases-loaded groundout knocked in the game's final run.
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Hey, it's good to get knocked off your high horse sometimes.
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After a walk, Miguel Cabrera knocked in Reyes with a single.
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The tight restrictions knocked out three of the five remaining finalists.
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The water station was knocked out of service in late December.
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They knocked down two 3-pointers when it mattered most, however.
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The mosque was knocked down by a Hindu mob in 1992.
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There's value to being inspired and knocked out by the grandeur.
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The sight of his body knocked the wind out of me.
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Rogen is known for starring in "Knocked Up" and "Funny People. "
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I felt like the wind was knocked out of my lungs.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist, knocked top Democrat and incumbent Rep.
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Dr. Domenic Martinello knocked at the entrance to their hospital cubicle.
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He hit the windowpane so hard he knocked the curtains down.
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The gusts knocked over a truck on a freeway in Fontana.
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In other words, they are paid handsomely to get knocked crazy.
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Ed knocked out Michael's teeth, broke his ribs, broke his fingers.
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Rudolph appeared to be knocked out in midair and landed awkwardly.
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Moore then "became enraged" and knocked Coggins out and stabbed him.
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The Gamecocks knocked off Marquette 20063-73 in the first round.
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Then, a woman knocked on her window: Precious had been shot.
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In an upset, Otis was knocked out in the first round.
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Won his title back against the man that knocked him out.
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She also knocked Cruz for his proposal to monitor Muslim neighborhoods.
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If someone knocked their teeth together it sounded like a crash.
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A fire knocked out production at a supplier's plant in Michigan.
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We're getting knocked off, counterfeit, everything was happening left and right.
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They knocked down his fence and were running around the back.
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She was, at that moment, "knocked off my feet," she says.
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Boston then knocked out Hess with two runs in the fourth.
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He "just knocked this one out of the park," Devlin said.
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One hit him and knocked him out for nearly 24 hours.
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That knocked Harvey out of the game and ended his season.
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The Blue Jackets knocked in the rebound, but time had expired.
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The 4-1 defeat knocked the IceCaps out of playoff contention.
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It also avoided money-laundering scandals that have knocked some peers.
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Those things were totally knocked off the charts by the allegations.
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Jose Ramirez knocked in the second run with a sacrifice fly.
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Puzder is Trump's first Cabinet secretary to be knocked from contention.
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LHP Julio Urias got knocked around for the second straight start.
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The consensus was that Wegmans knocked it out of the park.
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He gets knocked down by Kevin de Bruyne for his trouble.
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Larry White, 63, greeted her when she knocked on his door.
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I knocked out Season 1 in a little over a day.
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London knocked New York off the top spot in the ranking.
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Trump's new Muslim ban got knocked back by the courts. Again.
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The blow he received in September knocked him out for weeks.
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When no one responded, he knocked out the front window board.
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Scores are based on time and whether any poles were knocked.
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Latimer's uncle then lunges at the bouncer and is knocked out.
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Less than a day later, Earth's magnetic field was knocked awry.
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He said he wished the president had knocked on his door.
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Waldo speculates that the violence of the shift knocked Mike unconscious.
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What if a freakish storm came and knocked the olives down?
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Brian Roberts, Comcast's chief executive, knocked down the idea last week.
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Whipping his head, Kane emphatically knocked the ball into the net.
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Both teams had been on the brink of getting knocked out.
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I knocked on my neighbors' door to borrow their lawn mower.
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The morning of the event, two policemen knocked on his door.
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That report knocked Dow futures down by more than 300 points.
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He knocked USA Today for its short articles and color photographs.
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And of course, Elizabeth Warren knocked it out of the park.
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He was walking away when he was knocked to the ground.
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The standoff also knocked Wall Street's main indexes off record highs.
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The wind was knocked out of him, but he was okay.
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The storm also knocked out electrical power for the entire territory.
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"I heard her words and I was knocked over," Smith said.
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But neither man has been knocked down in his professional career.
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The fastest racer, Jill Sorensen, knocked it out in 32 minutes.
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He knocked on my door about a month after the funeral.
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Rybakina knocked out third-seeded Belgian Elise Mertens in three sets.
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I knocked, and he answered immediately and chided me for knocking.
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He was knocked unconscious at 7:26 of the third quarter.
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They really knocked it out of the park with this one.
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An unspecified technical issue knocked out the lines, state police said.
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She knocked on as many as 18 doors, Mr. Zindani said.
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Denizens of South Florida found knocked-out iguanas around the region.
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" "There were three houses that were completely knocked off their foundations.
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The decision knocked the zloty down to a 4-year low.
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He was knocked out of the game in Cincinnati on Oct.
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Tanner knocked, I shaved, I bled, I washed off, I flew.
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From 1955 to 1958, Mr. Berry knocked out classic after classic.
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The Red Sox knocked out Yarbrough in a two-run fourth.
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One night I knocked at the door to check her homework.
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The Sanders campaign has knocked over 7,000 doors in Oklahoma alone.
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Trust in God's plan and I can never stay knocked down.
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A woman knocked on his door, asking him to please stop.
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The Rangers knocked out Angels starter Trevor Cahill after four innings.
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A few minutes later, one knocked on his door, Kaos said.
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"I haven't knocked on a door since 20153," Ms. Cleaver said.
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It also might've knocked out his tooth, as he indicated himself.
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I wanted to kill myself when they knocked on my door.
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"I knocked him down in practice once by mistake," he said.
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They knocked Kessler out of the game, then knocked Whitehurst out of the game, and wideout Terrelle Pryor was lucky to fill in for only a handful of snaps, lest he feel the Pats' fury too.
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Lilja made it 3-0 when he knocked in his own rebound at 11:58, then Foligno knocked in a loose puck in front of Schneider at 12:14 for his second goal in two games.
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"I've worked so hard and just kept getting knocked down and knocked down," said Taylor, who has not played a full season on the PGA Tour since 2012 while bouncing between it and the satellite Web.
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Keyserling said one of the tools successfully protected a website under constant attack during the recent Dutch elections after an attack knocked temporarily knocked the site offline earlier in the campaign using a denial of service attack.
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In the draft, carmakers can get a reduction in import tariffs for knocked down - or unassembled - and semi knocked down cars for a certain period, as well as lower import tariffs for machinery and materials for production.
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"There's some incredible incumbent companies, some of which are going to innovate and they're going to be great, and then others are going to get knocked out, totally knocked out by entrepreneurs and their ideas," Kimmel said.
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Storms so intense they knocked out power in parts of the city.
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"I knocked it down and blew him a little kiss," Parsons said.
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With time and being knocked down, there's a certain leveling that happens.
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The winds also knocked down power lines, igniting new fires, Miller said.
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He walked to the front door and knocked but no one answered.
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Manny Pina's sacrifice fly knocked in Braun for a 4-0 advantage.
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On Tuesday, the IMF knocked down its forecast for global economic growth.
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One point knocked for there being no Sonic location near my house.
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The storm also knocked out power to thousands of Czechs and Poles.
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He knocked the snake off the light and pummeled him to death.
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You walked with us, you made the calls and knocked on doors.
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"He knocked on the door and handed me [the boy]," Didriksen testified.
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Croatia knocked Russia's team out of the competition in the quarter-finals.
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Forever21 inevitably knocked it off, to Thrasher's not-at-all concealed irritation.
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I don't really like saying, 'Knock her off' — she knocked everybody off!
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The screaming girl's mom knocked Bates to the ground, court records show.
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As we reported, Bieber's monster truck knocked the photographer to the ground.
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I asked him to leave the house and he knocked me unconscious.
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"I have to get knocked up," she says, half joking, half disgusted.
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On his 33rd straight day of risky bets, Holzhauer was knocked out.
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Earlier this week actor Will Ferrell knocked on doors to support Abrams.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) knocked down the idea of a special prosecutor.
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ICE had come and knocked on her door earlier in the day.
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Right off the faceoff, Hall's elbow knocked Zack Kassian to the ice.
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Seager knocked in Seattle's other run with a single in the sixth.
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Jordan Schakel knocked down three 3-pointers and finished with 11 points.
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Three trailers had previously caught fire after Harvey's floodwaters knocked out generators.
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Fallen tree limbs knocked out their cable satellite only a month ago.
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Ames then knocked the 26-year-old man onto the subway tracks.
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Steve Silberman really knocked it out of the park with this one.
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Lawmakers and other officials knocked Trump for his initial comments, with Sen.
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Yet this isn't even the first time Oberg's sweatshirt was knocked off.
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He lost his first match in pools and was knocked out early.
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She said he often knocked to beg for dollar bills and cigarettes.
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It's the first time she hasn't knocked herself out for Hillary Clinton.
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In 1992, Hurricane Andrew knocked out power to around 1.4 million people.
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A knocked-over IV pole can be seen in front of her.
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However, trade war fears knocked future expectations to a six-year low.
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Also, its footballers knocked England (population: 53m) out of a European tournament.
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To be sure, the price tag knocked some fans for a loop.
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Imagine if Oprah knocked on your door and asked you to vote.
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A resurgent dollar also knocked gold prices off a six-year peak.
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Georgia knocked the defending national champion Gators out of the division race.
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" Parks says Willie also said, "You getting knocked out all over town.
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The lack of progress in reaching a deal has knocked oil lower.
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You knocked on the first domino, that knocks down the second domino.
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"Michael choked him so Matt knocked him on his ass," Portwood tweeted.
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The force from the blows broke her teeth and knocked her unconscious.
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His son punched him in the face and knocked him out cold.
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Grundl told Fox6Now that he knocked on the door and Hoffmann answered.
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But Mr Elmer has not had the fight knocked out of him.
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There were some reports that he was afraid of being knocked off.
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Trump again knocked it at the National Rifle Association convention on Friday.
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The power was knocked out across the entire island of Puerto Rico.
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"I was knocked out," he said after listening to their first album.
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Villanova knocked down seven of its last eight shots of the half.
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As Hubbard weighed canceling the party, someone knocked on her front door.
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Samsung got knocked a bit here for cribbing the feature from Apple.
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Kind of set 'em back, knocked them off-kilter a little bit.
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Nuclear is clean but expensive, and can be knocked out by flooding.
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"Knocked off" means it would just be from a lower end brand.
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The company said earlier Tuesday supply was knocked out at 11.30 a.m.
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Every time someone knocked on our door, I feared it was ISIS.
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The Tide knocked down three quick 3-pointers, including two from Ingram.
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"Look, it's painful to get knocked down," Cavaliers Coach David Blatt said.
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Pacquiao lost the fight after being knocked out in the sixth round.
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It surprised me and knocked me over for a period of time.
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Hew knocked out the code to create the simulation over a weekend.
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In one drill, used to practice restraining someone, Ferreria was knocked down.
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"Oh, Daddy and I knocked heads in our sleep," I told her.
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He also knocked out five of his teeth and ruptured his spleen.
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Her teeth were knocked out and she had injuries to her neck.
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He watched as a man approached the RV and knocked before entering.
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Even human ingenuity hasn't knocked the common bed bug down for long.
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Ali knocked him down with 19 seconds left in the 15th round.
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On May 25, Ryan knocked down stories suggesting his endorsement was imminent.
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However, it was knocked down to misdemeanor disorderly conduct, according to TMZ.
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Running on adrenaline, the team knocked out 6 miles that first day.
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I think she got out the car and knocked on the door.
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After Josh Bell walked, Colin Moran knocked in Frazier with a single.
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Earlier this month, a Google Cloud outage knocked down Snapchat and Discord.
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As TMZ first reported ... NBA superstar BF Tristan Thompson knocked up Khloe.
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It knocked me out of my shoes, I mean a proper accident.
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It took four tranquilizer darts but eventually the elephant was knocked out.
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But the stock was badly knocked by a profit warning in 2015.
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She was knocked out of the French Open in the second round.
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But last year at this time, Trump had finally knocked Texas Sen.
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She also knocked Trump for his "messy" approach to secret government information.
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Strong is getting knocked out, getting back up and standing up tall.
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It took four tranquilizer darts, but eventually the elephant was knocked out.
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When I was 13, two FBI agents knocked on my family's door.
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And that tree knocked out most of the iconic pet cemetery outside.
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Yonder Alonso's RBI single knocked in Abreu to make it 7-1.
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The jet's blast was so powerful, it knocked her down, police said.
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I just knocked out the #3 in the world at 170 pounds.
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"They came outside, knocked on the window," Helen told Indiana Public Media.
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He was still knocked out from the surgery—or so everyone thought.
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Here's the thing ... Paulie still maintains he wasn't knocked to the canvas.
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The lead reached 50-35 when Walker knocked down a 3-pointer.
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Both men would have knocked back more than a few by then.
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Despite his nerves, he knocked the anthem out of the proverbial park.
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He walked into one unlocked neighboring apartment building and knocked on doors.
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All of a sudden, we were knocked out of the top five.
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For instance the one-two that Foreman knocked out Michael Moorer with.
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And, it's basically knocked every other Easter egg into a cocked hat.
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By itself, these changes may have knocked 0.7% a year off productivity.
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Lowrie once again knocked in Semien, this time with a sacrifice fly.
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SXSW knocked one of Austin's Uber and Lyft replacements out for hours.
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That sample had been knocked back and we'd hit a brick wall.
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The next day, she finds out the woman who knocked is dead.
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When it came to music, Siri knocked it out of the park.
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Hagel, a Vietnam War veteran, has repeatedly knocked Trump throughout his presidency.
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Kolten Wong's single scored Peralta, while Greg Garcia's groundout knocked in Molina.
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"Macho Man knocked up Jessica Rabbit for Halloween," she captioned her photos.
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Synaptics knocked back a $59 per share bid in March, CNBC reported.
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He also knocked in the Sox's lone run with a sacrifice fly.
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They knocked him awake, sweating and shaking, every night around 1 a.m.
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Anthony Rizzo homered, singled and knocked in two runs for the Cubs.
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He knocked Trump's early-morning tweeting about former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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Harris knocked down a 3 to make it a two-point game.
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The tourist, Jeffrey White, was knocked unconscious and sustained a skull fracture.
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My conclusion: it never should've been knocked down in the first place.
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It knocked the euro off a near a six-week high too.
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A man in a black suit and headset knocked on the door.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was knocked out by a hit Sunday.
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Colon's trademark command was not there, and the Marlins knocked him around.
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A James layup knocked Cleveland's deficit down to three at 101-98.
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Or, I've never heard of him being knocked down or out before.
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Eddie Rosario scored a run and knocked in another for the Twins.
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In close races, like Lamb's, every phone called and door knocked counts.
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Maggie Hassan ripped Trump's "blatantly anti-women campaign" and knocked GOP Sen.
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Joe Sestak knocked Toomey for receiving money for his reelection from Trump.
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In the summer of 2016, Dollens knocked on around twenty thousand doors.
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However, the message board was knocked offline again after BitMitigate suffered disruption.
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Liufau fumbled and was knocked out of the game for two series.
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Cameron Maybin made an attempted sliding catch but just knocked it down.
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They constantly seem to be suffering in pain, knocked out by pills.
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No longer a nuclear weapons factory, nuclear reactor stacks were knocked down...
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She looked knocked sideways for a minute but quickly regained her stride.
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Carolina, a boyish trial lawyer with jury-pleasing charm (John Edwards) knocked
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has knocked it over its level of defense spending.
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But even a 120,000-pound airplane can get knocked around pretty good.
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Horton sustained a broken jaw and right leg and was knocked unconscious.
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One of the brands being knocked off was Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics.
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On a Tuesday morning, she knocked on the door of Room 213.
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I knocked on the door and this guy came to the door.
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He'd get in the pit and get knocked over and roughed up.
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Ahead, you'll find the notion of getting dressed knocked on its head.
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But, getting knocked up wasn't pulling her away from her S.I. duties.
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Mookie Betts supplied three hits, scored three runs and knocked in another.
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CNN reported that its local affiliate KTUU was knocked off the air.
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That punch wouldn't have knocked us out because we can't feel it.
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Then they were knocked out by Argentina in the quarterfinals, 4-1.
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"She set things up and then deliberately knocked them down," Levin says.
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Winston was fouled with 3.7 seconds and knocked down both foul shots.
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Astronomical growth in turnout from the folks whose doors we knocked on.
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Fisher was thrown overboard, and crew members believe he was knocked unconscious.
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I shouldn't have done it and they knocked down the free throw.
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He advanced to third when right fielder Adam Eaton knocked a single.
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Zola knocked on the door dozens of times and was always refused.
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But bogeys on the seventh, 10th and 12th holes knocked her back.
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TOKYO — The authorities knocked on Carlos Ghosn's door just before 6 a.m.
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He had broad shoulders and a smile that really knocked me out.
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The Titans knocked off the Patriots and the Rams outlasted the Seahawks.
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He said some power lines were knocked down and other trees felled.
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If they get this message, we've knocked them out of the market.
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But it didn't — until the 1960s knocked American politics off its axis.
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But we did so bad in Rio — getting knocked out by Serbia.
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Obstacles to ship and sell its oil have also knocked down production.
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I'm pretty sure we knocked him unconscious knocking him on the helmet.
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She knocked on doors all afternoon, returned the packet, and drove on.
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Maybe the turtles knocked to suggest I stop trying to explain everything.
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The rout knocked $91 billion off its market value in a day.
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He placed the note on the girlfriend's doorstep, knocked and ran off.
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The person showed up Thursday, knocked on Aaron's door, to no avail.
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What he was claiming easily could have been knocked out in court.
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Dr. Smith walked onto a dark porch and knocked on a door.
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When she tried to stop them, one of them knocked her down.
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Jost knocked the rebound past Binnington to tie it at 7:48.
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Afterward, we get ready for bed and are knocked out by 1.
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Gianna didn't take it so well and knocked over the game board.
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That day, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers had knocked on their door.
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He attacked me from behind and he knocked me to the ground.
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Just last week, an outage knocked out power to almost 130,000 customers.
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He has knocked down everybody he has ever faced, at least once.
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Trailing 114-2109, Embiid had the ball knocked away by Myles Turner.
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Robin Lopez knocked down three 229-pointers and finished with 153 points.
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And businessman Mike Braun (R) knocked off two sitting lawmakers, defeating Reps.
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That's when either a boot or fist knocked me on the chin.
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The attacks temporarily knocked 5% of the world&aposs oil supply offline.
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"I knocked on the door, and there was no answer," he said.
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In October 1909, Johnson knocked out Stanley Ketchel in the 12th round.
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A health aide knocked and offered him a bowl of rice pudding.
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The nephew rang the doorbell, then knocked, his chest heaving with impatience.
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And so the night before the match, Scala knocked on Buffon's door.
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Trump, however, knocked the dark comedy during a campaign rally in Colorado.
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Then he knocked Wilder down again with an energy-depleting body shot.
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Reynolds, along with her 2-year-old son Kohner, regularly knocked doors.
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Yoan Moncada scored and knocked in a run for the White Sox.
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Gold rose after the weaker-than-expected U.S. data knocked the dollar.
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Brazil's Bovespa index was knocked off record high levels, shedding about 2.9%.
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I was knocked out once when I was thrown into a wall.
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Lightsabers clattered against each other, and one knocked over a water bottle.
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This remarkable cadre of early-stage startups knocked our proverbial socks off.
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That knocked the Brazilian real to near its September 2015 record low.
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And Harris implicitly knocked Buttigieg for his struggles with courting black voters.
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Hofstra's Eli Pemberton, who scored 123 points, knocked down three from deep.
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As of Friday, they had knocked on more than a million doors.
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Lodging occurs when plants get knocked over, making them difficult to harvest.
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He also knocked socialism and emphasized the need for new conservative leaders.
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Meier knocked home the rebound of Joonas Donskoi's shot from the slot.
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Djokovic knocked a ball into the stands in frustration at one stage.
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Southwest Airlines' Rapid Rewards program knocked Alaska Airlines from the second spot.
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Sega has truly knocked it out of the park with this release.
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Pence's office knocked Schiff for including in his committee's report — released Dec.
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It was like the wind got knocked out of the writers' room.
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But he was knocked out of center-right presidential primaries in November.
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Crawford (13-0, 27 KOs) knocked Kavaliauskas down twice in the ninth.
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FAO Schwarz Another toy store knocked out of existence was FAO Schwarz.
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But how many can say a shark knocked them off their board?
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Robin Lopez knocked down three 226-pointers and finished with 23 points.
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The storm knocked out power for millions of people across the state.
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The rebound went to Vlasic, who knocked it in at 14:36.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - One was knocked off his feet by a water cannon.
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I looked forward to all of it, playing and getting knocked around.
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The Tea Party insurgency knocked off tons of senior, respected elected Republicans.
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Pacman knocked the dude out cold in a brawl captured on video.
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If he had knocked it down, they would have had a chance.
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That maybe he hadn't recovered his mental faculties after getting knocked out.
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Joshua is 19-0 -- and knocked out Wladimir Klitschko earlier this year.
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He neck-pinched a doctor and knocked out a couple security guards.
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A white kid (we learned later he was Australian) knocked another ball.
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The DNC declined to provide details on doors knocked or donor numbers.
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Called the Carrington Event, it started fires and knocked out telegraph networks.
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Howard continued to knock James down until, finally, he knocked him unconscious.
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At another, someone gave me a laced joint that knocked me out.
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An eclipse meant one of them had knocked the other one out.
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This past Olympics, they knocked off Russia on home ice in Sochi.
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Perfect way to get over your ex getting knocked up, we're guessing.
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The impact was so powerful that it not only knocked Paul Hon Chow Lee off the motorcycle — fracturing his ankle, pelvis, and six ribs — but also knocked his shoes clean off his feet, according to the police report.
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It is a slideshow of the urban life cycle: building gets knocked down, new building gets put up, until it becomes old and/or unwanted enough or its land becomes desirable enough to have it get knocked down again.
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Ian Desmond ripped a two-run home run and the bottom of the Colorado lineup knocked in all six runs as the visiting Rockies knocked off the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 on Wednesday night at Great American Ball Park.
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When you get knocked over the head in life, it builds your perspective.
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And they can surely be knocked out by interceptors launched from the ground.
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A drop in Italian bank UniCredit and Austrian bank Erste knocked financial stocks.
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Eventually I was knocked out in a 24-hour coma in the hospital.
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All of that and then knocked down one of their nuclear test sites.
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"It knocked all my stuff over, my ornaments, my shampoo bottles," Stowe said.
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No word on whether Kavanaugh knocked back a beer or four while there.
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The Panthers knocked off Illinois 873-67 in their exhibition opener on Nov.
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Once Senegal and Nigeria got knocked out, that&aposs who we root for.
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He dove and knocked the puck in, so it was a perfect ending.
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And Santiago would have taken it from her after he knocked her out.
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Every player in the Indians' starting lineup knocked in at least one run.
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He scored a season-high 2120 points and knocked down three 289-pointers.
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In the clip, he is swiftly knocked off his board into the ocean.
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The cross had been knocked off its perch while a helium balloon floated.
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The stock sell-off knocked almost $2 billion off the company's market value.
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Nunez's single in the fifth made it 8-5 and knocked out Hammel.
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A Siberian tiger knocked a drone out of the sky in northeast China.
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American Sloane Stephens was knocked out by Eugenie Bouchard 7-5 7-5.
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Snow knocked down more than 2,000 trees, resulting in at least one death.
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Power was knocked out to about half a million homes at one point.
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From modern languages, words derived from French knocked out the most final-rounders.
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It appears the tree also knocked over a few signs in the process.
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Kutcher later told police he knocked on the door twice but nobody answered.
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The winds also knocked down power lines, igniting new fires, according to authorities.
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Jon, meanwhile, gets knocked out by Craster while watching him sacrifice a son.
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If your move beats your opponent's, their pokémon gets knocked off the board.
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WARNING VIDEO BELOW CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE I would have knocked that kid cold.
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Your team has been knocked out of March Madness by an 11 seed?
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His filmography includes titles like Knocked Up and The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
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Target has knocked $300 off of the last-gen iPad Pro from 2017.
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A faceless creature darts past, and Hop is knocked out with a tranquilizer.
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We went upstairs, knocked on the door and met a lovely young couple.
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A solar storm in 1989 knocked out Quebec's power for about nine hours.
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As a result of the gust, Aquila was knocked off its flight path.
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Five days later, Monmouth knocked off Rutgers of the Big Ten, 73-67.
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In 2015, Grey Group knocked on my door and I walked through theirs.
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Something as immediate and tangible and real as being knocked to the floor.
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In Imphal, residents said furniture was knocked over and books fell off shelves.
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Uruguay beat Portugal this summer, before being knocked out by eventual champions France.
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Amed Rosario then knocked in both runners with a single up the middle.
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A woman from the school district knocked on the door to the room.
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Smith never bothered to replace it after a distressed student knocked it down.
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And when she gets knocked down she doesn't complain, she doesn't cry foul.
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He's knocked in 125 career runs at Busch Stadium in 237 career games.
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He says the authorities knocked down between 15 and 20 buildings last year.
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That in mind, we asked folks about the zaniest place they've knocked boots.
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"I mean, the wind gets knocked out of you," Mr. Vander Plaats said.
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This system allows genes to be knocked out or, in some cases, added.
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The sheriff knocked on the door and didn't hear a sound, he said.
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"When you get knocked down, you got to get backup," says Anne-Marie.
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If your partner gets knocked out, you're on your own against two fighters.
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GGG's power is legendary -- he's knocked out more than 20 FIGHTERS before Jacobs.
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One of the men knocked the phone away and it broke, he said.
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"You gotta feel like I'd be knocked down in 10 seconds," Sheckler says.
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"I knocked on the first classroom door and no one answered," he says.
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If she got knocked up again ... it'd be baby number 3 for her.
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One firefighter is in critical condition after being knocked unconscious in the explosion.
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That outage knocked dozens of major sites offline — like Twitter, Spotify and SoundCloud.
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A solar storm in 1989 knocked out Quebec's power for about nine hours.
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Maria felled the rainforest and knocked out the electricity, telecoms and water supplies.
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I think my long day yesterday plus lingering jet lag knocked me out.
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The news knocked the dollar sharply lower and bolstered the price of gold.
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See, because when she gets knocked down, she doesn't complain or cry foul.
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He was dropped by Browne in that fight and damn near knocked out.
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The attack knocked out the power for around 250,000 people, according to estimates.
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I got the wind knocked out of me, my ribs are oddly sore.
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That knocked 10 percent off the stock on the day of the warning.
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Being small, they are more prone to being knocked over in the road.
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Embiid knocked down two more free throws and the game went into overtime.
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Bohannon knocked down two 227-pointers, the latter starting a 210-2 push.
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It knocked me on my butt for a lot longer than I expected.
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But last year's outage knocked out S3 in the entire northern Virginia region.
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They always knocked on those other stories, they always call them fake news.
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Ovechkin chased down Bellemare and knocked the puck away without taking a penalty.
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He also knocked over a stack of 30-packs breaking open three cases.
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The wind even knocked down power lines, which, in turn, sparked new fires.
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There were barriers to trying that had to be knocked down and changed.
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So far one child was injured when the animal knocked its stroller over.
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The lawsuit, however, alleges that Gabriel was knocked unconscious for over seven minutes.
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Guaido said three of four electricity transformers servicing the area were knocked out.
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At that point, I had never seen somebody get knocked off the list.
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In Puerto Rico, electricity has been knocked out across the entire island, Gov.
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My brothers soon toughened me up and knocked the corns of me, though.
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Yes, they knocked out our boys, our England, in the Round of 24.
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"We knocked the lights out this year," said Kevin Counihan, CEO of HealthCare.gov.
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The news knocked the dollar sharply lower and bolstered the price of gold .
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But Obama, too, knocked his predecessor -- George W. Bush -- for going around Congress.
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Fried was then knocked out of the game on Verdugo's line-drive comebacker.
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Then he knocked Romney on social media Thursday morning ahead of the speech.
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Duncan Keith was knocked to the ice by a check from Charlie Coyle.
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An "insurance adjustment" knocked off $85033, insurance paid $438 and I paid $118.
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Every day, the enemy forces knocked them down again and again and again.
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It was famously damaged back in 2011 when high winds knocked it over.
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It was a rare moment when Kasich knocked opponents by name, not insinuation.
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Hywy tree knocked over from #HurricaneMatthew but spared damage; Denny's lot is full.
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The Arlo Pro costs $650, but Black Friday sales have knocked off $1003.
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The Notebook, Knocked Up and Magic Mike will never be the same again.
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It [felt like it] all got knocked down in a couple of years.
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T.J. found me in the right spot, and I just knocked it down.
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Querrey knocked reigning champion Andy Murray out of Wimbledon, winning in five sets.
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Most of the people that get knocked aren't there for the music anyway.
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He knocked it down big to set it up for (closer) Tony (Cingrani).
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Feingold's campaign hit back calling the ad "false" and knocked his rival Sen.
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People really are hit, dragged through the mud, knocked down, forced to kiss.
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Meanwhile, Missy and Elizabeth voted for Kellee to be knocked off the island.
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The RA let me in the dorm, and I knocked on her door.
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In the second round, he was knocked out by South Korea's Donghan Gwak.
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Republicans immediately knocked Booker over his threat, warning he is violating Senate rules.
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Drug scandals over the past two decades knocked the sport to its knees.
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It knocked him sprawling on his back, and he must have died instantly.
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Neighbors reported finding out about flooding only after someone knocked on their door.
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His jabs knocked some sense into us, pushing us to expand our imagination.
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Two outs later, Castro knocked in Jones with a single to right-center.
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Second, find something hard that can't easily be knocked over, like a lamppost.
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Minnesota scored again in the seventh and knocked Kluber out of the game.
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Power-generating capacity and water supplies have been knocked out in some areas.
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In practice, over the years, they all get knocked around in different ways.
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That poll knocked Mike Huckabee and Christie to drop off the main stage.
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All three GOP senators who knocked down Obamacare repeal — McCain, Collins and Sen.
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At midcourt, 76ers guard T.J. McConnell briefly knocked the ball from Mudiay's hands.
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Collins knocked in Detroit's first run with a bases-loaded, one-out single.
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Isner and Donald Young were knocked out in the fourth round last year.
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He says that members of the Housewives' Association never knocked on his door.
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A few were knocked down, but it was only somewhat effective, Bommarito said.
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Krejci tied it when he knocked in the rebound of Jake DeBrusk's shot.
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He could use that move after getting knocked down, a popular online tactic.
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Golden State (who, don't forget, knocked off the Rockets, sans Durant last year).
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Martinez was knocked out in the seventh, undone by back-to-back homers.
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Tite said he felt terrible bitterness after they were knocked out on Friday.
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"I took a plane, went to Montana, knocked on his door," Noah said.
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When the officers arrived, they knocked on the door but got no response.
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Many of the low-scoring burgers were knocked for smelling and tasting artificial.
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Trump maintained a calmer demeanor throughout and was never knocked off his stride.
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He also knocked Trump for, in Cruz's view, his insufficient support for Israel.
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Garcia's single off the glove of shortstop Jose Iglesias knocked in two more.
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Worries about a supply glut knocked oil into a bear market last month.
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There's a reason he knocked out every other opponent in the Republican primary.
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It was like being knocked over by a rogue wave at the beach.
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SG Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was knocked out Thursday due to a shoulder injury.
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I was running full speed down the field and got knocked out again.
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Knocked off the top spot by London, Montreal can feel hard done by.
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Harris knocked down a corner trey with 23.2 seconds left to tie it.
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The ball knocked his glove off and bounced away for an infield single.
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But what if something catastrophic happened and we were knocked out of orbit?
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" Durbin knocked Republicans, saying that "a Senate is a terrible thing to waste.
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Biden was knocked in the first Democratic debate by fellow 85033 candidate Sen.
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"Honestly, you could have knocked me over with a feather," one scientist said.
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"She knocked it out of the park," Manafort told The Hill immediately afterward.
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Smith knocked an RBI single in the fourth to make it 3-1.
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So much power was knocked out, you can clearly see it from space.
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Cyclone Yasi knocked home off their foundations and destroyed farmland back in 2011.
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He only made one (field goal), but he knocked those free throws down.
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Both Serena Williams and Andy Murray were knocked out of the Miami Open.
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He's bested quality fighters like Filip Verlinden and even knocked out Bogdan Stoica.
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I'm glad you got to see it before it maybe gets knocked down.
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Still, I cleared my conscience by knowing I'd only knocked out every guard!
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He had a fearsome reputation but I knocked him out in Round 3.
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They are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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And even knocked out some diplomacy, meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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That in and of itself is fine, and not something to be knocked.
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It isn't immediately known what kind of ransomware knocked the company's systems offline.
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They've reported being knocked or shoved to the ground by an unseen force.
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A Friday or Sunday wedding only knocked down the price about a grand.
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For this one you knocked all ten tracks out in as many days.
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This decision knocked down the doctrine of "separate but equal" from Plessy v.
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Now, many are grieving after heavy winds knocked over the oak on Friday.
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I went left, I got some space, I knocked that (first) one down.
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Richard Gere says he's "knocked out" by lawmakers' words of support for Tibetans.
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It pulled back later as the spectre of inflation knocked U.S. stocks lower.
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He knocked upon the door with his fist, and then with a stone.
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In London, the defending champion, Abkhazia, was knocked out in an earlier round.
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It's surprising Stone wasn't knocked to the ground by one of those boughs.
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Newman had her own army of 3,000 volunteers who knocked on 110,000 doors.
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Then Rafael Devers knocked in a second run with a single to right.
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One of the workers knocked over a granite countertop, shearing it in two.
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" The governor knocked his brother, saying he called him the "second favorite son.
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He knocked out four of her front teeth, and she now wears dentures.
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She added that firefighters had knocked at her door shortly after 4 a.m.
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A female court official knocked delicately on the locked door and introduced herself.
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Microsoft was up 1.4% Thursday after getting knocked down earlier in the week.
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Workers are breaking bones, being knocked unconscious and being taken away in ambulances.
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But I felt its power immediately—it knocked the wind out of me.
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Others knocked over trash cans and moved barrier gates around to confuse attendees.
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So that builds her up to be ultimately really knocked down by Joan.
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I'm not even in that scene and I was knocked out by it.
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The police knocked on the door and told us everyone had to leave.
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These women wanted this opportunity, and they knocked it out of the park.
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The Americans keep getting knocked to the ground, and they're really getting annoyed.
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Nationwide, canvassers have knocked on 20,363 doors and collected 14,000 signatures since February.
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Together they knocked out a rough draft of the script in a day.
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The December 73 quake briefly knocked out power to about 4,400 electrical customers.
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He hadn't been part of the furious fighting that knocked out 22 tanks.
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The December 25.6 quake briefly knocked out power to about 26,5003 electrical customers.
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You didn't want to see the poor woman get knocked off the couch.
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He knocked the stuffing out of every one of them with knees galore.
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The green-lipped, bloodied mouth is wrecked, the eyes knocked out of joint.
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Nikita Kucherov backhanded a pass near the Detroit goal despite getting knocked down.
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The added load on the remaining plants knocked another partly out of service.
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We have knocked on 50,000 doors and made more than 80,000 phone calls.
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It apparently wasn't anything in his poetry that knocked him from the list.
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She knocked her knuckles on a wooden counter and clicked her blue nails.
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Take a step back once you've knocked, and don't make any fast movements.
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The Braves knocked out Chicago starter Ivan Nova (9-11) after four innings.
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"It just knocked me out," he told The New York Times in 1988.
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"Knocked Up" paved the way for explicit comedy that tells emotional human stories.
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"And they have completely knocked out the private sector from this," he said.
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"Opportunity knocked on his door, and he opened it smiling," Cam Newton said.
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T had not made this unusual request, he knocked on the bedroom door.
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A giant wave knocked Maya Gabeira off her surfboard and broke her ankle.
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The news that she suspended her campaign knocked the air out of me.
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Along with the Working Families Party, they knocked on more than 60,000 doors.
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Houses have been knocked from their foundations and rest precariously on steep hillsides.
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Though wobbly in the legs, boxing, like Jake LaMotta, isn't easily knocked down.
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I beat him after he almost knocked me silly in the seventh round.
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Plus being knocked up is a very feral & war-like state of being.
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Ayanna Pressley, a Warren campaign co-chair, knocked doors with the group's organizers.
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One solar storm in 1989 knocked out Quebec's power for about nine hours.
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After dropping her off, he knocked on her door and came inside uninvited.
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RHP Andrew Cashner was knocked out in the second inning of Monday's start.
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The guards had no injuries; Mr. Wright's two front teeth were knocked out.
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" â€" Poole finished a disappointing 26th after being knocked out by an accident.
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Many had knocked Ingraham for criticizing Hogg over his college rejections, including lawmakers.
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The fire knocked out power to the third rail, a transit official said.
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Staff delivered the food, knocked on the door and bolted down the hall.
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Grassley says Sessions has knocked it out of the park 1:42 p.m.
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Holmes knocked out Cooney in the 13th round, and did not kill him.
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Mr. McCready's campaign said it knocked on 100,000 doors twice over the weekend.
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He quickly knocked rust off by pitching out of a first-inning jam.
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They knocked down 15 of 21 treys in building the 26-point advantage.
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But Ms. Wiest's Winnie is more like nature's plaything, knocked about and childlike.
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The hillman is knocked to the ground and trampled by the mule. 2.
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President Trump reportedly knocked Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell again for raising rates.
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Yet here I am, and what I found here just knocked me out.
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Confronted by an angry crowd, he was slapped and knocked to the ground.
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Johan Camargo knocked in the Braves' only run with a fourth-inning single.
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"As native peoples, we have been knocked down again," he said in statement.
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Detectives recovered Simpson's glasses, which were knocked off during the fight, Paul said.
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They embraced the target, as Maddon had said, and dutifully knocked it down.
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She then knocked Sanders for her responses to questions during Monday's press briefing.
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Adam Jones made it 4-2 with a single that knocked Wright out.
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He looked at the hospital floor, polished to a sheen, and knocked again.
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He left New York City knocked down four times, concussed, and humiliatingly beaten.
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It looks like Fashion Nova might have knocked off Kim Kardashian-West again.
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I knocked on the door again, and this time Mr. Waters opened it.
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There were initial reports of gunshots, but police quickly knocked down those reports.
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Last year she knocked seventh seed Johanna Konta out of the French Open.
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In his 75 pro fights ... it's the only time Holmes was knocked out.
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German knocked down a trey to give the Huskies a 22-242 advantage.
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Intoxicated cadets knocked out a patrolling professor, fired muskets, and plummeted from windows.
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The delays have knocked the company's shares down 44% over the past year.
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In the ninth, Albies' single knocked in Swanson for the Braves' 10th run.
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He knocked Netflix by comparing it to Walmart, while comparing HBO to Tiffany's.
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Duda knocked his home run approximately 429 feet to center in the seventh.
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His mother's house was destroyed, knocked off its foundation and flattened, he said.
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Power was knocked out on both islands, according to prefecture officials on Guadeloupe.
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" He later knocked some of the news coverage of his trip as "fake.
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Independent fact checkers -- including the Washington Post -- have repeatedly knocked these claims down.
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"It literally knocked it out of the bolls onto the ground," he said.
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Police knocked on the man's door because, you know, they had his address.
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AFSCME said hundreds of its members there knocked on more than 8,000 doors.
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Stafford, Paul's chief strategist, also knocked the idea of a Paul-Boucher dispute.
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I never knocked on the door to ask if they were Klan members.
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I thought Klitschko was going to be knocked down as well, no doubt.
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He hit 338 home runs, and knocked in 1,276 runs in his career.
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FYI, Douglas was a 42-to-1 underdog when he knocked Tyson out.
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And Mr. Peele's worries about the movie's reception were knocked down like pins.
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Paper strewn all over the floor, shopping baskets knocked over in a rush.
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My elderly neighbors were pushed and knocked over, and children were shoved aside.
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Another driver knocked down two police officers at a checkpoint on Barcelona's outskirts.
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This was a man who knocked Manet and Matisse while promoting Paul Cadmus.
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"Libra," DeLillo's book on the J.F.K.-hit conspiracy, knocked me on my ass.
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It's galling — it's counter-productive and people are going to get knocked up.
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But, despite getting knocked out, he doesn't seem to mind all that much.
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Guillard was visibly stunned and Campos quickly knocked him down with further blows.
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Kanye situation after she was knocked out of the Citi Open this week.
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She also said Clinton came to her apartment and knocked on her door.
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On Saturday, Germany knocked Italy out on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
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Maybin kept the inning going by drawing a walk that knocked out Valdez.
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In year 20, the liberal arts people have knocked them off the rails.
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So, in 22015, he drove to Einar's house and knocked on his door.
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"He actually knocked 2 UFC fighters down in sparring," Padden told TMZ Sports.
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First listed for $15,000, it was recently knocked down to $13,000 a month.
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The Braves knocked out Chicago starter Reynaldo Lopez (8-12) after Keuchel's hit.
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"[There's a] story we used to tell, a true story, about whether Facebook knocked out Myspace and Google knocked out Microsoft, and these tech companies don't stay powerful for too long," Hilton said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
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As you went around and knocked on doors, I'm curious what issues came up.
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Durant finally knocked down a mid-range jumper and was fouled in the process.
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Apparently, he came back from having been knocked out, determined to finish the match.
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Even if you are knocked out, you can get up and continue to fight.
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Slow-motion replays were inconclusive as to whether Mr Williams knocked the ball forwards.
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There's no way I would have won that fight unless I knocked him out.
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He almost kills him too, but then is knocked out by a mysterious redhead.
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But Peter Carr, the spokesperson for the Special Counsel, quickly knocked the report down.
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A law enforcement officer said he may have been knocked over accidentally by protesters.
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After being hit, Anderson retreated, but hours later, Pratt knocked on his apartment's door.
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As the year went on, we kind of knocked one off (at a time).
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Did the woman who knocked on Cersei's door look familiar to you at all?
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Since 268, bear 683 has only been knocked off his pedestal once, in 268.
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He's also the guy who knocked boxing legend Bernard Hopkins out of the ring.
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You knocked down both our towers, I collapsed at the same time you did.
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The storm flattened homes, uprooted trees and knocked out power in the Houston area.
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The Stars quickly answered when Roussel knocked in Cracknell's backhand pass 22 seconds later.
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"I couldn't move them, they were both knocked out," Linsey said to The Times.
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"Very severe" referred to a player being knocked out; seven people reported losing consciousness.
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Sam Hunt knocked it out of the park for his first-ever Grammy performance!
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But Gasol knocked in two and the Thunder lead was trimmed to 93-92.
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The outage knocked out 911 emergency call services in parts of western Washington state.
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And in this call, Trump knocked the amount of money spent in foreign wars.
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We've been knocked out of the division a couple of years in a row.
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I knocked on his door and asked if he had a minute to talk.
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"We basically knocked on the door and said, 'We love this place,'" she says.
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Byron was knocked out of the race in a separate wreck 11 laps later.
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The dust storm has knocked NASA&aposs Opportunity rover offline for want of sunlight.
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Andrew Benintendi hit a two-run single in the sixth that knocked out Happ.
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Giunchigliani also knocked him for receiving an "A-" rating from the NRA in 2012.
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I had a lot of broken bones and the wind knocked out of me.
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This guy gleefully told us his tooth got knocked out while he was dancing.
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It wasn't completely knocked out, but it was chipped well enough to be unmistakable.
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Just weeks ago, high winds knocked a semitrailer onto another Wyoming Highway Patrol vehicle.
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The president has also repeatedly knocked the annual awards show for its declining ratings.
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Chelsea Handler, the TV host and comedian, knocked on doors and rallied volunteers. Rep.
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Santos, a 22-year-old Latina activist, knocked on a door that same Wednesday.
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Yuliya Tymoshenko was knocked out of the race with around 13% of the vote.
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The New York Times: Democrats, knocked back by Trump's acquittal, ponder their next steps.
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And the militant Sparrows have knocked her powerful family off its once-lofty perch.
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When Lynch knocked on her door, she immediately urged them to turn themselves in.
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Declining copper prices knocked the Chilean peso, down for the eight session in nine.
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The poll was taken before Britain's referendum on the EU, which knocked the Nikkei .
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As columns overflow and players get knocked out, the number of participants steadily dwindles.
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The storm knocked out power to nearly 800,000 homes and businesses in the area.
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Then Mickelson knocked his fourth shot close to the green but just below it.
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Seahawks rookie safety Marquise Blair knocked the ball loose and linebacker Bobby Wagner recovered.
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If the stars were knocked out of alignment one night, would you even fall?
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So Ms. Simmons was staying put — until a police officer knocked on the door.
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Still, trade war fears knocked future expectations to their weakest in over six years.
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The TPP has been knocked by Republicans and Democrats on the presidential campaign trail.
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Rays rookie left-hander Brendan McKay (2-3) was knocked out after two innings.
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