"Windows knocked out, doors knocked out, a whole back wall came down," she 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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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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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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And if anyone tried, they'd get their teeth knocked out.
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Sunday, and knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers.
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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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Weapons get knocked out, ammunition magazines explode, pilots are wounded.
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Within an hour, I am knocked out on my couch.
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It's been seven years since Penn knocked out Matt Hughes.
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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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The beach volleyball team was knocked out by the Cubans.
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I literally had my teeth knocked out of my mouth.
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Home Secretary Sajid Javid got knocked out in the fourth.
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The horse had knocked out almost all of Lemberger's teeth.
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Arizona then got knocked out in the round of 214.
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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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Flooding has knocked out the water systems of Beaumont, Tex.
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Thousands of state, private and media websites were knocked out.
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Harvey knocked out about 60 percent of base plastics manufacturing.
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The attack broke his nose and knocked out two teeth.
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The storm also knocked out power to at least 20,000.
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A country's electricity grid can be knocked out in other ways.
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The cross-court pass was knocked out of bounds by Fox.
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But every chip knocked out of the firmament of journalism matters.
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In 2005, Grimsby Town knocked out Spurs in the second round.
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I felt like the breath had been knocked out of me.
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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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That knocked out Pannone and basically ended the game's competitive phase.
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Not inconsistent enough to get knocked out of the playoffs, though.
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Last year, it-- it's true the favorites got knocked out early.
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The result means Argentina are also knocked out of the tournament.
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Braden felt like the wind had been knocked out of him.
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Flav knocked out his dives in giant, bright green swim trunks!
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They were knocked out by the Lightning in the second round.
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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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There's value to being inspired and knocked out by the grandeur.
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I felt like the wind was knocked out of my lungs.
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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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In an upset, Otis was knocked out in the first round.
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A fire knocked out production at a supplier's plant in Michigan.
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Boston then knocked out Hess with two runs in the fourth.
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I knocked out Season 1 in a little over a day.
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When no one responded, he knocked out the front window board.
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Latimer's uncle then lunges at the bouncer and is knocked out.
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Both teams had been on the brink of getting knocked out.
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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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"We've been knocked down, but not knocked out," Mr. Vanterpool added.
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Rybakina knocked out third-seeded Belgian Elise Mertens in three sets.
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An unspecified technical issue knocked out the lines, state police said.
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Denizens of South Florida found knocked-out iguanas around the region.
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He was knocked out of the game in Cincinnati on Oct.
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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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The Rangers knocked out Angels starter Trevor Cahill after four innings.
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It also might've knocked out his tooth, as he indicated himself.
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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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The storm also knocked out power to thousands of Czechs and Poles.
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On his 33rd straight day of risky bets, Holzhauer was knocked out.
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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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He lost his first match in pools and was knocked out early.
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In 1992, Hurricane Andrew knocked out power to around 1.4 million people.
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" Parks says Willie also said, "You getting knocked out all over town.
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But Mr Elmer has not had the fight knocked out of him.
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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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Nuclear is clean but expensive, and can be knocked out by flooding.
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The company said earlier Tuesday supply was knocked out at 11.30 a.m.
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Pacquiao lost the fight after being knocked out in the sixth round.
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Hew knocked out the code to create the simulation over a weekend.
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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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Running on adrenaline, the team knocked out 6 miles that first day.
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It took four tranquilizer darts but eventually the elephant was knocked out.
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She was knocked out of the French Open in the second round.
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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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And that tree knocked out most of the iconic pet cemetery outside.
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I just knocked out the #3 in the world at 170 pounds.
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He was still knocked out from the surgery—or so everyone thought.
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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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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was knocked out by a hit Sunday.
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Liufau fumbled and was knocked out of the game for two series.
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They constantly seem to be suffering in pain, knocked out by pills.
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Then they were knocked out by Argentina in the quarterfinals, 4-1.
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But we did so bad in Rio — getting knocked out by Serbia.
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What he was claiming easily could have been knocked out in court.
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Afterward, we get ready for bed and are knocked out by 1.
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Just last week, an outage knocked out power to almost 130,000 customers.
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In October 1909, Johnson knocked out Stanley Ketchel in the 12th round.
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I was knocked out once when I was thrown into a wall.
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Candelario's soft single to center knocked in Reyes and knocked out Duffy.
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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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FAO Schwarz Another toy store knocked out of existence was FAO Schwarz.
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The storm knocked out power for millions of people across the state.
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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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Called the Carrington Event, it started fires and knocked out telegraph networks.
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And they can surely be knocked out by interceptors launched from the ground.
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Eventually I was knocked out in a 24-hour coma in the hospital.
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Once Senegal and Nigeria got knocked out, that&aposs who we root for.
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Nunez's single in the fifth made it 8-5 and knocked out Hammel.
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American Sloane Stephens was knocked out by Eugenie Bouchard 7-5 7-5.
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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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Jon, meanwhile, gets knocked out by Craster while watching him sacrifice a son.
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Your team has been knocked out of March Madness by an 11 seed?
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A faceless creature darts past, and Hop is knocked out with a tranquilizer.
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A solar storm in 1989 knocked out Quebec's power for about nine hours.
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Uruguay beat Portugal this summer, before being knocked out by eventual champions France.
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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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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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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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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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But last year's outage knocked out S3 in the entire northern Virginia region.
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Guaido said three of four electricity transformers servicing the area were knocked out.
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In Puerto Rico, electricity has been knocked out across the entire island, Gov.
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Yes, they knocked out our boys, our England, in the Round of 24.
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Fried was then knocked out of the game on Verdugo's line-drive comebacker.
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In the second round, he was knocked out by South Korea's Donghan Gwak.
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Power-generating capacity and water supplies have been knocked out in some areas.
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Isner and Donald Young were knocked out in the fourth round 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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There's a reason he knocked out every other opponent in the Republican primary.
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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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But what if something catastrophic happened and we were knocked out of orbit?
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So much power was knocked out, you can clearly see it from space.
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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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Still, I cleared my conscience by knowing I'd only knocked out every guard!
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And even knocked out some diplomacy, meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Richard Gere says he's "knocked out" by lawmakers' words of support for Tibetans.
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In London, the defending champion, Abkhazia, was knocked out in an earlier round.
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He knocked out four of her front teeth, and she now wears dentures.
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I'm not even in that scene and I was knocked out by it.
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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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The green-lipped, bloodied mouth is wrecked, the eyes knocked out of joint.
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The Braves knocked out Chicago starter Ivan Nova (9-11) after four innings.
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"And they have completely knocked out the private sector from this," he said.
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One solar storm in 1989 knocked out Quebec's power for about nine hours.
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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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The fire knocked out power to the third rail, a transit official said.
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Holmes knocked out Cooney in the 13th round, and did not kill him.
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In his 75 pro fights ... it's the only time Holmes was knocked out.
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Intoxicated cadets knocked out a patrolling professor, fired muskets, and plummeted from windows.
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Power was knocked out on both islands, according to prefecture officials on Guadeloupe.
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But, despite getting knocked out, he doesn't seem to mind all that much.
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Kanye situation after she was knocked out of the Citi Open this week.
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Maybin kept the inning going by drawing a walk that knocked out Valdez.
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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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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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He almost kills him too, but then is knocked out by a mysterious redhead.
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The storm flattened homes, uprooted trees and knocked out power in the Houston area.
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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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The outage knocked out 911 emergency call services in parts of western Washington state.
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We've been knocked out of the division a couple of years in a row.
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Byron was knocked out of the race in a separate wreck 11 laps later.
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Andrew Benintendi hit a two-run single in the sixth that knocked out Happ.
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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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Yuliya Tymoshenko was knocked out of the race with around 13% of the vote.
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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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If the stars were knocked out of alignment one night, would you even fall?
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Rays rookie left-hander Brendan McKay (2-3) was knocked out after two innings.
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And he knocked out Marco Rubio — and his Super PACs' negative ads — for good.
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The All Blacks sevens side were knocked out in the quarter-finals in Rio.
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Prior to fighting in the UFC, Lewis knocked out former UFC heavyweight Jared Rosholt.
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Whatever happened aboard the Observation completely knocked out Sam's ability to manage station systems.
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Failure to do so can get you knocked out of these affordable repayment plans.
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He described a roar that knocked out the electricity and sent people fleeing outside.
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Clarke realizes what's up when she sees Murphy knocked out and runs after Bellamy.
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I knocked out one of my bouncers that night because it was uncalled for.
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He slaved over some songs for days but knocked out others on a whim.
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Earlier as Bellamy was leaving the battleground, he got dragged off and knocked out.
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Before Florence, Hurricane Sandy knocked out 25 percent of cell sites in its path.
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Larios never looked like winning, yet he never looked like getting knocked out either.
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The process resembles a Dutch auction, in which sellers are knocked out over time.
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But in that tender aspect he tended to get knocked out of the way.
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He stayed out drinking with journalists the night before being knocked out of Wimbledon.
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The Tigers knocked out Mariners starter Yusei Kikuchi in the bottom of the inning.
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She was knocked out in the first round in 2016 by Britain's Johanna Konta.
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Third-placed former President Nicolas Sarkozy meanwhile, was knocked out of the race altogether.
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Maria knocked out power to about 50,000 homes, and 10,000 homes had no water.
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He was lucky: Although he was temporarily knocked out, he required only some stitches.
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So I was steeled to have the breath knocked out of me once more.
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For the second consecutive year, Sam Querrey knocked out the defending champion at Wimbledon.
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Sometimes they're honest accidents, like Sam Stout getting knocked out and guillotining Philippe Chartier.
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One of the men was knocked out cold and looked to be seriously injured.
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And when the genes for POMC are knocked out in mice, they become obese.
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Guido Pella has knocked out the previous year's finalist two years in a row.
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Hamilton was knocked out of the race and both drivers lost a potential victory.
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He also predicts the additional taxes will get knocked out in Trump's tax overhaul.
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An earlier nor'easter killed eight people and knocked out power to millions last Friday.
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They don't want to give us some album they knocked out in a weekend.
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Then again, Browne was just knocked out by the heavyweight division's number eight fighter.
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He smiled to show me where one of his teeth had been knocked out.
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That is a 19853-2 lefty combo that has knocked out 30 opponents already.
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That knocked out a lot of perennial favorites: no "School's Out" by Alice Cooper.
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Communication with the island has been especially difficult, after the storm knocked out power.
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Streets were littered with debris and many polling places had their power knocked out.
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Atlanta starter Max Fried (16-6) was knocked out after 2 1/3 innings.
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Not surprisingly, the question of affordability also knocked out many perennial and popular contenders.
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His real ones had been knocked out during a fight with his best friend.
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The closure has knocked out a significant portion of the European company's manufacturing capacity.
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We grab an Uber back to our hotel since K is knocked out ($6.76).
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The storm knocked out its utilities, leaving the community without power, water or communication.
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Just when you think you've knocked out all of your adversaries, another pops up.
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You can get knocked out in baseball, I've seen injuries in all of sports.
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A violent storm had knocked out the electricity supply on Wednesday, trapping the miners.
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I got the wind knocked out of me so my ribs are pretty sore.
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Still, I rewatched Season 1 and was knocked out by how good it was.
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McCown came back, only to be knocked out for the rest of the season.
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Interior minister Sajid Javid was knocked out in the fourth round earlier on Thursday.
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The bell was still chiming and the guy was knocked out in his corner.
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I really was just totally, totally, totally knocked out by what Liz had done.
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In 2013 gunmen knocked out 17 of 21 transformers at a substation in San Jose.
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In his 10th bout, he knocked out UFC veteran Houston Alexander with a spectacular elbow.
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You'd get knocked out in a fight and you'd go out drinking afterward, you know?
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The storm knocked out electricity and most mobile phone services across the US Virgin Islands.
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It was only the second time Evans was knocked out, seven years after the first.
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The drunk driver struck Eric so hard that he was knocked out of his sneakers.
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With her grandmother knocked out with sleeping pills, Connie's physicality looms over her petite frame.
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The journey won't be easy and you'll most assuredly get knocked out a few times.
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Franco, 25, was knocked out in the eighth round with a hard right from Caro.
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Gooch wasn't knocked out with the Taser, so Lipka had to bind and gag her.
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When France knocked out Brazil in the last 16, three goals were disallowed following reviews.
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On Wednesday, we will face Croatia, who knocked out Russia the same day England triumphed.
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Maria knocked out Puerto Rico's entire electric grid, triggering the largest blackout in US history.
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Some say Billy Joe will get knocked out, but I don't think that's the case.
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" The company responded that "sellers aren't being 'knocked out' — they're seeing record sales every year.
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He quickly shoots Mead in the torso before getting knocked out by the other guard.
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By noon on Tuesday, the power was knocked out in some 36,000 residences, reports AFP.
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However, weak HomePod demand doesn't mean Apple's already knocked out of the smart speaker game.
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When the researchers knocked out the analogous TAF1A gene in zebrafish, it caused heart failure.
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Isaiah Thomas LITERALLY got his tooth knocked out and still finished with 2017 points pic.twitter.
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Just imagine me, I've knocked out 39 guys this is gonna be my 40th one.
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Computers were destroyed, and even the call centers used to report outages were knocked out.
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The island avoided a direct hit, but high winds and torrential rains knocked out power.
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Dos Santos has knocked out or knocked down a fair few guys on the counter.
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"The gravy train ends the day I knocked out CSRs," Trump said, referring to insurers.
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Maria didn't just obliterate homes, it knocked out vital communication lines, resident Murillo Melo said.
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Storms knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of residents in Michigan and Wisconsin Saturday.
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Power distributor Kenya Power and KenGen said electricity supply was knocked out at 11.30 a.m.
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He was knocked out by 128 Grazer, who eventually made it to the semi-finals.
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The storm already has knocked out power for more than 546,000 customers in the Southeast.
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The drone strike has knocked out a good share of Saudi's output of this grade.
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Because Barry had been knocked out, he was not allowed to fight in the final.
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Argentina were knocked out in the quarter-finals by hosts Germany after a penalty shootout.
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It was totally nuts: They moved walls, knocked out closets, laid in floors, built beds.
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The temblor also left thousands more homeless, as it destroyed buildings and knocked out power.
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The tremors flattened buildings, fractured highways and knocked out electricity to much of the region.
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There is virtually no danger the subs could be knocked out before launching their missiles.
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Four days later, we knocked out another eight hour stint, still loaded to the brim.
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It's already knocked out power for 350,000 residents and businesses in North and South Carolina.
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The power was knocked out, and islanders were left to rely on generators, Mapp said.
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Brat is an archconservative who knocked out an establishment Republican, but his district is changing.
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The Thunder also got knocked out in the opening round for the past two seasons.
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The storm whipped up dangerous winds in Britain, where it knocked out power to thousands.
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A strong nor'easter had knocked out power and grounded flights all along the Eastern Seaboard.
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PARIS — Paris Fashion Week had barely begun before the wind was knocked out of it.
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Roofs were torn from homes, and power and water were knocked out on both islands.
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And remember: they knocked out another big brand, Italy, to seal their place in Russia.
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Many borrowers who expect to qualify are knocked out by technicalities, the consumer bureau found.
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It knocked out electricity, apart from emergency generators, on the island of 3.4 million inhabitants.
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In North Carolina, the storm's ice and wind knocked out the power at 150,000 homes.
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In Britain, gale-force winds knocked out power to more than 150,000 homes and businesses.
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We knocked out a lot of debt by just focusing on one at a time.
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"Buildings could be totally knocked out", said Erlinton Olavere, a science research specialist at Phivolcs.
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A smaller solar storm in March 1989 knocked out power in Quebec for nine hours.
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The Russian knocked out China's last hope, Wang Qiang, 3-6 6-4 6-3.
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Last Saturday's attack, which knocked out about half of Saudi oil production, left China worried.
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He is on injured reserve after a blocked shot knocked out some of his teeth.
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The hit came against Washington starter Tanner Roark, who was knocked out in the fifth.
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Last season, he was knocked out of the lineup by a concussion in late March.
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The 250,000-bpd CDU and 65,000-bpd VDU were knocked out of production on Oct.
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It isn't, not when you've knocked out a paella on the grill on Saturday night.
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Once he'd knocked out one loan, Jorge began focusing on what he could do next.
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And now you have very little ISIS and you have the caliphate almost knocked out.
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In the end, all of our phones except one were knocked out on question 10.
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"I can guarantee someone will get knocked out," Golovkin said when asked about Saturday's fight.
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Snow, wind and sleet knocked out power to more than 200,000 people across the Northeast.
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But in the end it was all purely for pride, with both teams knocked out.
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The Diamondbacks knocked out five hits, including Kelly's double that tied the game at 3.
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Players were knocked out and paralyzed on national television, renewing concerns about the game's safety.
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Lava flows also have knocked out power and telephone lines in the region, disrupting communications.
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Wilder is next expected to fight Luiz Ortiz, whom he already knocked out last year.
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I read an interview where you said he knocked out a song in seven minutes.
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It knocked out electricity to the whole island and caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.
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The last one, in May, knocked out many flights for an entire weekend, leaving thousands stranded.
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The floods killed at least 25 people, washed away homes and businesses and knocked out power.
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"Practically all cell phone service was lost and municipal water supplies were knocked out," said NOAA.
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Dozens more were injured, and power has been knocked out in tens of thousands of homes.
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And here I am thinking having your tooth knocked out by an older sibling was bad.
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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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Maria knocked out Puerto Rico's electricity grid, mobile-phone towers and damaged or levelled 470,000 houses.
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He's knocked out, and wakes up onboard a Belter ship that's transporting refugees off the colony.
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Overeem has been knocked out or TKO'd 11 times in MMA and three times in kickboxing.
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First of all, getting knocked out was the most psychedelic thing that's ever happened to me.
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"Everyone's like, 'This guy who's ripped got knocked out by this little fat guy,'" Fury says.
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A trapper that captured an alligator was knocked out cold with a headbutt from the gator.
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Williams and sister Venus were knocked out of the doubles in the first round this week.
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Perry had his camera knocked out of his hands while the protester screamed profanities at him.
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But hey, at least he's not getting knocked out cold by top-level heavyweights anymore, right?
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The Phillies then knocked out Zimmermann in the fifth while extending the lead to 4-0.
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Simona Halep and Agnieszka Radwanska, who were both knocked out in the drizzle on Tuesday, agreed.
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"One of the most common myths is that you need to be knocked out," Cantu says.
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I feel like it all started when Bernie Sanders was knocked out of the presidential race.
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Last year's attack on Dyn knocked out Internet service for nearly all the eastern United States.
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Mozambique was hit by a powerful cyclone which knocked out communications and electricity pylons last week.
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With homes destroyed, electricity knocked out, and roads washed away, thousands are at risk of exposure.
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The Tigers then knocked out Bassitt with three more runs in their half of the inning.
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Santana, was knocked out of the game in the fifth inning, while sitting in the dugout.
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The storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of households, Czech electricity utility CEZ said.
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Round 3 knocked out some big shows, including the beloved King Lear and Midsummer Night's Dream.
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In some cases, their teeth were knocked out; others were burned or subjected to mock executions.
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That means only three of the 10 South American countries will be knocked out via qualification.
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I was knocked out by anesthesiologists, cut up by surgeons, and infused with chemicals by nurses.
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Once, George was knocked out while covering a punt and woke up in a hospital, disoriented.
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He knocked out Washington's preferred candidate, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who finished in third place.
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Cambadelis was knocked out of the running for parliament in last week's first round of voting.
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Lin knocked out Bundy with a two-strike, ground-rule double into the right field seats.
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Johnson had oral surgery Monday after he had an implant knocked out against Detroit last week.
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The bombings knocked out running water to an estimated two million people, the United Nations said.
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And three-time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Muhammad Ali knocked out Cleveland Williams there in 1966.
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She was knocked out early or forced to withdraw from the hardcourt prep tournaments this summer.
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A time Or two had my lights knocked out, my knee socks knocked off, But soft.
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Texas-New Mexico Power said the incident knocked out power to about 900 homes and businesses.
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At its peak, the storm knocked out power to nearly 300,000 customers in the two states.
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Every day, you worry: Will my son's front teeth get knocked out from a hard fall?
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The bucket of bugs was knocked out of her hands by another member of her troupe.
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"The wind was knocked out of our sails in the seventh," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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But because Barry had been knocked out, he was not allowed to fight in the final.
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More genes will still need to be knocked out before the wheat is ready for testing.
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Eight residents at the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills died after Hurricane Irma knocked out electricity.
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His presence in the ring allows you to cheer for that guy to get knocked out.
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A team that knocked out a nation like the United States deserves a lot of respect.
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Women's World Cup: China was knocked out by Italy and Japan was defeated by the Netherlands.
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The attack, which was caught on a surveillance video, knocked out three of the man's teeth.
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That still allowed him to inch ahead of Zverev, who was knocked out in the quarterfinals.
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On Friday, Keys knocked out the No. 21 seed Naomi Osaka, 6-1, 7-6 (7).
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Knocked out of the family will, Romulus and Remus/Martin and Luther are having money problems.
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The storm knocked out the island's entire aging power grid, blocked roads and left communities isolated.
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Hurricane Harvey knocked out service at United hub George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston last month.
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They participated in the play-in stage at Worlds and were knocked out by DAMWON Gaming.
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Many refineries, pipelines and ports that were knocked out by Harvey 10 days ago are restarting.
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Cretton was knocked out by the power of having his classmates respond to something he'd made.
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It knocked out both starting pitchers, so today's game was a wash for both of us.
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Negotiators also knocked out a House-passed provision that would eliminate the student loan interest deduction.
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"I was hurt pretty bad," he said, adding he was knocked out for a few minutes.
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Belgium, knocked out of the tournament, were given a 6-0 6-33 win by organisers.
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It's the nature of the game and not necessarily surprising to see the U.S. knocked out.
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That's like the heavyweight champ being knocked out by your cousin who claims he knows karate.
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In April, a bulldozer hit a power line, which knocked out electricity for the entire island.
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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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At each ballot the candidate with the fewest votes gets knocked out until there are two.
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Initially, power was knocked out at almost all the island's hospitals, leading to life-threatening emergencies.
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" Either way, Medwick was knocked out cold, "landing so hard his feet flew into the air.
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Read more:Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph knocked out cold after hit but walks off field in scary sceneRaiders knocked out of field goal range after Richie Incognito gets flagged for shoving a Bears player's face into the groundPatrick Mahomes has joined the exclusive '99 Club' in 'Madden 20.
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Normally, getting knocked out by a guard leads to your character being tossed out of an airlock.
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The storm knocked out power for 1.5 million people and it took 11 months to restore it.
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I was knocked out that they wanted to get somebody from my generation, who actually knew him.
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Kevin Sang, Kenya Power's chief communication's officer, told Reuters supply was knocked out at 5:34 a.m.
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The realization hit me so hard that it was like the wind was knocked out of me.
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The good news: this often leads to the gene that you've cut being knocked out—it's gone.
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On Saturday evening, Daley was knocked out of the 22016m platform dive in the semi-final round.
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And let's not forget Lupe Pintor who fatally knocked out Johnny Owen in 1980 in Los Angeles.
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Rory Stewart has been knocked out of the race to become Tory leader and UK prime minister.
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I'm not scared to get knocked out, [I'm] not scared to lose: I'm scared to not perform.
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Finally a thought for Reza Madadi who knocked out Yan Cabral with a terrific level change uppercut.
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A downed transmission line knocked out the electricity in Puerto Rico, leaving the entire island without power.
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The fire came after flooding from Hurricane Harvey knocked out power to an Arkema SA chemical plant.
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The defeat marks Saunders' first since September of 2013, when he was knocked out by Douglas Lima.
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Houston: In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey submerged and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of Texans.
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Puerto Rico continues to recover from Maria, which knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of residents.
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Luckily it wasn't a few inches higher or it probably would have knocked out a few teeth.
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The second came from the cyclone that knocked out the Ambatovy nickel plant in Madagascar in January.
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Rousey has not fought since getting knocked out by Amanda Nunes at UFC 207 in December 2016.
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Drs Kenny and Heyer found that the knocked-out mice collected less food than did normal ones.
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The Marlins knocked out Wisler in a three-run fifth that began with a triple by Suzuki.
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Ronda Rousey is fighting back against Photoshop — and we're pretty sure we know who's getting knocked out.
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Vence alleged one of the men then hit him in the head and he was knocked out.
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Texas upped the lead to 5-1 in the fifth and knocked out Jackson in the process.
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Photographer and activist Abd Alkader Habak was there working and was briefly knocked out by the blast.
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Jeb Bush and then Rubio before both were knocked out of the race by Trump and Cruz.
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Isaiah Thomas has his tooth knocked out, hands it to the bench, then hits 2 straight 3s!
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Twice, he said, he was knocked out while playing and put back into the game after halftime.
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However, he was already on probation for a 2014 bar fight where he knocked out a guy.
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They knocked out the back lights on the truck to try to draw attention from other drivers.
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It might not come as a surprise that people get drunk and get their teeth knocked out.
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The shot knocked out several of Cole's teeth in the Penguins' 4-0 win against the Predators.
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Noel, who appeared to be knocked out by the contact, eventually was taken off on a stretcher.
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It was a big deal when Samuel Bark knocked out Samingdet Lukmichumpon at Rangsit Stadium last month.
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Peralta knocked out Hill with an RBI triple for a 6-4 lead in the fourth inning.
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The brittle hands of Brian Bowles knocked out Torres in the next bout after the Mizugaki fight.
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On Wednesday a technical problem knocked out electricity to parts of capital San Juan and other areas.
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In 1994, the Italians knocked out Spain in the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Foxborough, Mass.
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The Turin side was knocked out of the competition by Dutch pretenders Ajax in the quarter-finals.
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In the eighth round, in a blur of punches, Ali knocked out Foreman to regain the title.
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Nate's path Nate knocked out power to 67,000 homes across the Gulf, most of them In Alabama.
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Patterson was dethroned by Ingemar Johansson in 1959 but knocked out the Swedish boxer the following year.
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The storm destroyed much of the island's infrastructure and knocked out cell phone service and electrical power.
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It knocked out power in the US commonwealth of more than 3 million people, Puerto Rico Gov.
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He got the start after Max Bortenschlager was knocked out of the loss at Rutgers last week.
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I knocked out two bowls before I realized I was in the middle of a history lesson.
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The station's network of routers and switches had been knocked out and its internal messaging system disabled.
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Moulton joined Congress in 2015 as a decorated Marine veteran who knocked out longtime incumbent Democratic Rep.
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Two weeks later, Maria took a final fatal stab at Barbuda and entirely knocked out Puerto Rico.
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U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens was also knocked out after making an abysmal start against Caroline Garcia.
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Another official, Sebastian Manrique, said lights were knocked out across much of Fort Lauderdale, north of Miami.
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Hopefully they're both aware Russia got knocked out in the quarter finals, but that's beside the point.
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"I'm totally knocked out by the words I'm hearing from all of you," Gere exclaimed after Reps.
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A fallen tree had knocked out a section of chain-link fence, enabling passage onto railroad property.
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But recently I saw and heard "This Is America" by Childish Gambino and was totally knocked out.
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Playing football, I got the wind knocked out of me about once a week for a decade.
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He knocked out the hardest hit home run of the season earlier this week at 121 mph.
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The 10-episode first season knocked out critics, earning a rare 100 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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He was knocked out of the competition early, though a friend of his father reached the finals.
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The hurricane knocked out nearly all of Puerto Rico's electrical grid, and most of its cellular service.
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Right now, gas prices are soaring because the storm knocked out so much production along the coast.
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The island has already been dealing with a blackout after the storm knocked out its power grid.
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The hurricane-force winds of the storm grounded many other flights, knocked out power and caused flooding.
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She is briefly knocked out, and when she comes to, the silence of her baby is deafening.
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The cougar was knocked out of the tree and was fatally shot as it tried to escape.
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Tuesday&aposs 6.4-magnitude earthquake killed one person, injured 7.33, and knocked out power across the island.
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On Arkansas' ensuing possession, South Carolina defended Jones strongly before the ball was knocked out of bounds.
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Tyson Fury knocked out Deontay Wilder in the seventh round of their heavyweight showdown on Saturday night.
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Harvey knocked out more than 4 million bpd of refining, nearly a quarter of total U.S. capacity.
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The crash also knocked out eight teeth, which he has not been able to afford to replace.
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Miocic was knocked out in the first round when he first fought Daniel Cormier in July 2018.
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That single knocked out Arizona pitcher Braden Shipley, who was making his first start of the year.
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That knocked out 5.7 million barrels of daily crude production — or 50% of the kingdom's oil output.
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Surigao, about 430 miles southeast of Manila, was plunged into darkness when the quake knocked out power.
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But one player needed to get nailed by a ball and knocked out of the game first.
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About 80% of the island is without power, which was knocked out by Humberto's 120 mph winds.
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A pillow thrown from two floors up sounded like getting the wind knocked out of you. Cruel!
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Though South Korea itself was knocked out, Mexicans flocked to the embassy to celebrate the Asian team.
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"I got my teeth knocked out, so now they should have no complaints," he told The Times.
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And when he gets knocked out he's the proof they point to of our ever-lingering fragility.
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Hemsworth is allowed to be slapstick silly, repeatedly getting knocked out, electrocuted, and dragged by his adversaries.
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That storm knocked out power for 1 million people with just a glancing blow to the island.
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Rookie Yordan Alvarez knocked out Happ in the fifth by reaching the second deck in right field.
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Flooding damaged the distribution and pumping systems and knocked out the delicate system they had rigged together.
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Tomahawk, right into the middle of -- of Syria and knocked out a whole base..." -- October 23 interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity Facts First: A Syrian air base did indeed suffer serious damage as a result of the airstrike Trump approved in 221, but it was not "knocked out.
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You could follow those stories simply, but then spies couldn't do them, they'd be knocked out too easily.
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My brother was knocked out and they were kicking him in the face… I AM SO [expletive] MAD!!
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He basically took the piss out of Stephan Bonnar, who had never been knocked out in his career.
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" Jones responded, "Well, I know if you just got knocked out you ain't gonna be able to wink.
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The resulting explosion knocked out power for hours in the neighborhood, and the balloons were never seen again.
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"I felt as if all the air had been knocked out of me," Zawadski said in a statement.
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Electricity has been knocked out completely, with residents in need of electricity having to rely on backup generators.
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In his thirty-eight career fights, Santos has been knocked out in about a third of his appearances.
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Hurricane Maria knocked out power to the island's 3.4 million residents, devastating the already dilapidated electric power infrastructure.
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When you are seriously knocked out, eyes crusted over, sneezing nonstop, it's hard to have life-changing epiphanies.
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A tornado that hit the city of Dayton destroyed homes and knocked out power across parts of Ohio.
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CLG lost twice to wildcard Albus Nox Luna and was knocked out following a loss to ROX Tigers.
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He was knocked out eight times in his MMA career, which he finished with a 21–13 record.
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The storm knocked out power to nearly 1.5 million homes and business at its peak across the region.
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So, the Hoosiers must find some solid counterpunches to avoid getting knocked around, knocked down and knocked out.
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Before losing to Nunes, she was also knocked out by Holly Holm at UFC 193 in November 2015.
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Electricity has been knocked out completely, with residents in need of electricity having to rely on backup generators.
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In July, an MMA fighter who was new to boxing died after being knocked out during a match.
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Hurricane Maria knocked out power to Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents, devastating the already dilapidated electric power infrastructure.
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The first time I was knocked out, I came to and asked the referee if I had won.
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Calacanis said that tech companies that have only one revenue stream will get knocked out of the competition.
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Entire villages were submerged, roads cut off and communications knocked out, complicating the search for missing loved ones.
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"A 20-minute run with music playing knocked out 20 percent of my watch battery's juice," Stern writes.
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But the quake knocked out water supplies and sewer systems and left people with no easy way out.
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Our sources say Rocky and his crew then took off, leaving the guy knocked out on the ground.
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When they broke up, I was surprised to find just how much wind was knocked out of me.
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When he was getting knocked out every other performance and fighting in ways that underplayed his many abilities.
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One game, I was in centerfield, dove for a ball, crashed into the fence, and got knocked out.
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Kaepernick had arrived in Houston earlier this week -- and even knocked out a QB workout with his trainer.
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The wildfire knocked out nearly half, or 1.07 million barrels per day (bpd), of Alberta's oil sands capacity.
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Three were knocked out: former leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom, Mark Harper and Esther McVey.
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They've already knocked out Luna (who rejected the idea of killing someone else) to take her bone marrow.
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Kovalev knocked out or forced to retire his first nine opponents, and still Klimas couldn't interest a soul.
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Sterling is also dead serious about a rematch with Marlon Moraes -- who knocked out Sterling during a Dec.
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If he fought a real young welterweight ... he would've got knocked out for the whole world to see.
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One year later, in a rematch, Patterson got knocked out once again by Liston in the first round.
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Even if two or three of them get knocked out, they're still going to have a great business.
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The round-of-16 started Wednesday where International 2016 champions Wings Gaming were knocked out by Evil Geniuses.
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The cyclone knocked out electricity, shut down the airport and cut off access to the city by road.
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An extreme storm knocked out the power of the entire state on Wednesday, affecting approximately 1.2 million people.
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There, in true hockey fashion, Homer discards a tooth that Bart had presumably knocked out during the raucous.
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When I first saw Gabi in her Swimsuits For All pieces last summer, I was absolutely knocked out.
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In it, a masked man asks Jason Dessen if he's happy with his life before he's knocked out.
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Instead, he'll always be best remembered as the Oscar winner who knocked out Rocky in the final round.
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Briton KSI, 26, is a rapper and gamer who knocked out YouTuber Joe Weller in February last year.
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She suffered internal bleeding and one of her teeth was knocked out by a punch from an interrogator.
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Motion is constant: Eight days ago, Bayern Munich was knocked out of the Champions League by Atlético Madrid.
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The tremors flattened buildings, damaged highways and knocked out electricity, transforming parts of the country into disaster areas.
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The powerful storm knocked out electricity, internet, television and cell service for the U.S. territory's 3.4 million people.
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Harvey has knocked out oil production and refining operations in the western Gulf of Mexico since last week.
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With all the players they have, all that favoritism, they were still knocked out in the first round.
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On Saturday, strikes on two major Saudi oil refineries knocked out about half of Saudi Arabia's oil production.
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The storms killed at least 16 people in Puerto Rico and knocked out power on the entire island.
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In September, residents of a Florida nursing home died after Hurricane Irma knocked out the facility's air conditioning.
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Survivors needed food, water, shelter and fuel to power generators after Maria knocked out the entire electrical grid.
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The wildfire knocked out nearly half, or 1.07 million barrels per day (bpd) of Alberta's oil sands capacity.
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After Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco was knocked out of the game on a late hit, tensions were high.
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In the second fight he was easily knocked out as Miocic focused his efforts on exploiting this flaw.
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Danton holds a knife to Claire's throat, but is ultimately knocked out cold and exposed as Mary's rapist.
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In the top of the seventh inning, a fan was knocked out cold by a scorching foul ball.
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Maria knocked out power across the United States Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico and left Dominica in tatters.
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"Despite you being knocked out — congratulations for the football that Colombia has played tonight," the first questioner began.
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Germany didn't even make it out of the first round; the formidable Spain was knocked out by Russia.
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There was a young guy who we found out later was a seminarian, who had been knocked out.
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He also was knocked out of the season opener with an elbow injury that cost him a start.
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Positioning and smart movement are important, especially when getting knocked out of the ring can end the round.
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I wonder how he really views this, if he would be so upset if Russia was knocked out.
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Officials said it was likely the electrical system would be knocked out again if Maria hits as expected.
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American Alison Risked, who knocked out Angelique Kerberos in the first round, takes on home favorite Zheng Saisai.
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Even after the Egyptian team was knocked out of the tournament after three games, his halo was undiminished.
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The answer is probably not: A fallen tree recently knocked out power to the San Juan metropolitan area.
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A hospital that was knocked out for two months by the earthquake, for example, flooded this time around.
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The flooding brought on by the weekend's torrential rainfall knocked out electrical power to the plant on Sunday.
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In other parts of the state, Harvey knocked out utilities, forcing hospitals to rely on vulnerable backup systems.
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He will face Spain's Albert Ramos-Vinolas, who knocked out countryman Jaume Munar 7-6 (3), 6-3.
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Maria knocked out virtually all electricity in the U.S. territory, home to more than 3.5 million U.S. citizens.
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Seeing Chelsea and Tottenham, in particular, knocked out of the Champions League would lend weight to that idea.
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My mom, who was with us, had been knocked out by a bad reaction to a tetanus shot.
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In 2012 hackers working for Iran knocked out 30,000 computers belonging to Saudi state oil company Saudi Aramco.
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They were knocked out last week by the Tennessee Titans, which beat the Baltimore Ravens on Saturday night.
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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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Last year, Hurricane Harvey lingered over the Houston area, where devastating flooding knocked out refineries and petrochemical plants.
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Then came the fifth when the Diamondbacks knocked out Tomlin, who gave up seven hits and six runs.
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When reigning champions Germany were knocked out at the group stages, the shock was soon followed by schadenfreude.
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The in-form Aryna Sabalenka knocked out defending champion Caroline Garcia 5-7 7-6(3) 6-0.
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But one unexpected event was the attack on Saudi Aramco, which knocked out half of its energy production.
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It knocked out around 80% of Puerto Rico's electrical grid, prompting an 11-month operation to restore power.
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Their longtime starter, Ben Roethlisberger, was knocked out for the season with an elbow injury in Week 2.
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Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka were both knocked out in the third round of the Monte Carlo Masters.
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Harvey, which made landfall on Friday, caused devastating flooding and knocked out power lines along its destructive path.
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But many refineries, pipelines, and ports that were knocked out by Harvey 10 days ago are now restarting.
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Though Kendall manages to swim out of the car, the boy is knocked out cold by the crash.
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In his last fight, Brunson paid for his over aggression when he was knocked out by Robert Whittaker.
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He'd placed a £245,21981 side bet that he wouldn't get dumped or knocked out of the ring. Headbutts.
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But while Jeb had a good night, it wasn't a so-good-he-knocked-out-his-rivals night.
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I felt a little bit of pressure to do well [in the fight] – not to get knocked out!
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Hicks' second walk was part of New York's four-run second inning that knocked out Blake Snell (4-7).
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The debris blowback knocked out ninety- five percent of the fleet, and Ada's surface suf- fered heavy kinetic bombardment.
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On Friday, a massive distributed denial of services attack (DDoS) knocked out access to a number of major websites.
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He was knocked out and eventually found himself dumped on a beach in Hong Kong's remote Sai Kung district.
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After he was knocked out of the contest by Sweden's Artemis Racing on Friday, Barker was positive in defeat.
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The win came with Matt Cullen and Carl Hagelin both knocked out of the lineup with lower-body injuries.
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Foods that have had a few genes knocked out via CRISPR are currently regulated more lightly than traditional GMOs.
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"When I woke up from being knocked out for 27 hours, I didn't know where I was," she recalls.
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A number of major trauma hospitals were knocked out of service during recent attacks, according to the medical society.
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We broke the story ... Emily claims Fabolous repeatedly punched her in the face and knocked out her front teeth.
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With the Indians' 4-3 victory over the Red Sox on Monday, Boston was knocked out of the postseason.
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Khan hasn't fought since stepping up to middleweight and getting knocked out by WBC champion Canelo Alvarez in May.
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The Texas-New Mexico Power Company said the explosion knocked out power for a large portion of the city.
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When Edwards knocked out Tyner a few weeks ago, Edwards showed the tape to Mielnicki, expecting to hear compliments.
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Other neighbors told Fox 8 the explosion knocked out windows of homes five houses away from the blast site.
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Rising sea levels place the instillation in danger of being knocked out by big waves or rising sea levels.
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Neighbors told Fox 8 the explosion had knocked out windows of homes that were five houses down the street.
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The American knocked out Bermane Stiverne in New York last Saturday and then accused Joshua of 'dodging' a showdown.
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But it's as real as it will be and, to be honest with you, he could be knocked out.
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Four days after being knocked out, Roosevelt's son tried to lay low and avoid the press patrolling around campus.
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The storm knocked out power and triggered evacuations from Florida to South Carolina as it powered up the coast.
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A frontrunner like Biden might have been knocked out of the race after a fourth-place showing in Iowa.
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He was once knocked out by a 200-pound metal beam in a data center that Google was leasing.
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In the January fight, Dillashaw was knocked out in the first round of the flyweight title fight by Cejudo.
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Unlike the ATC, the GriGri would still lock off the rope even if the belayer was knocked out cold.
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Bpaet heard that Pupa had knocked out an older kid, a twelve-year-old like Bpaet, just last month.
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One person familiar with the situation told Reuters that multiple parties had also been knocked out of the process.
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There's always a chance that Cassini could be knocked out by a large enough particle coming from the rings.
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Moulton didn't have the party's support in his first run for Congress — in 2014, he knocked out former Rep.
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With the sense knocked out of me, with no work to worry about, I was almost effervescent with thoughtlessness.
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Springer's RBI single to center knocked out Corbin, and Altuve singled off reliever Jake Barrett drove in another run.
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When I walked into this new art space, I felt like the wind had been knocked out of me.
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It traveled 440-feet, right over our heads, and knocked out a LED light on the second level facade.
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The earthquake knocked out power and telecommunication towers, meaning sirens didn't wail and alerts didn't light up mobile phones.
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She was naked and wrapped in a blanket at the end of her bed with her teeth knocked out.
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Severe storms and thousands of lightning strikes knocked out power to the entire state of South Australia on Wednesday.
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I try to watch the Eagles game with our roommate, but the kittens have somehow knocked out our cable.
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Svechnikov, who appeared to be knocked out, hit the back of his head on the ice as he fell.
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Liufau played briefly at the end of the first half when Montez had the wind knocked out of him.
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Showtime Heavyweight: Deontay Wilder (USA) Last fight: Wilder knocked out Dominic Breazeale in the first round earlier this month.
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In the course of the chase, Natalie is knocked out, and she wakes up trapped in a romantic comedy.
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But at some point in their 4.5-billion-year history, these planets got knocked out of their elegant arrangement.
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The power was knocked out across more than 231,2691005 homes, while hundreds of flights and train services were cancelled.
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The earthquake disrupted 69 power lines, which knocked out the power to more than 121,000 households, said Taiwan Power.
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He also hit an RBI double that knocked out Davies in the fifth, and he reached base four times.
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Browns starting quarterback Robert Griffin III was knocked out of the game with a concussion in the fourth quarter.
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A large storm knocked out power lines Sunday and initially left 220,000 customers without access to electricity, DTE said.
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Los Angeles batted around and knocked out Fulmer with a four-run fifth to take a 5-4 lead.
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Evo 2016 winner Hungrybox lost to Duck 3-0 and got knocked out after a poor showing against Armada.
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The attack was so severe that it knocked out internal systems intended to help the power companies restore power.
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"I was knocked out -- I thought it was wonderful," Sondheim told The New Yorker of hearing some early songs.
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It blamed a power surge that knocked out its computer system, disrupting flight operations, call centers and its website.
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The wind is visibly knocked out of Davis as Joan triumphantly strides across the stage to collect her prize.
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The quake also knocked out a major power station, but electricity was restored to most of the region overnight.
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Danny's body language before being knocked out was consistent with essentially expecting that pitch to turn into a curveball.
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"What can I say?" said Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp, whose side knocked out Bayern in the round of 16.
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At the U.S. Open he knocked out title dark horse Zverev but his form again deserted him after that.
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But Neal was knocked out of the game with an undisclosed injury after Vanderbilt's first touchdown and didn't return.
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He knocked out Archie Moore, fading but still glamorous, in the fourth round, as he had predicted in doggerel.
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Dr. Marashi's patient for today is lying on the operating table, knocked out, intubated, and covered by a sheet.
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The men rushed toward her, making sure she was OK, panicking at how close she could've been knocked out.
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Zagunis and Muhammad were both knocked out in the round of 16; Wozniak lost in the round of 32.
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The visits that might have taken a week or two flying commercially can be knocked out in two days.
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The hospital was knocked out of service, said the Syrian Civil Defense rescue group, known as the White Helmets.
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Despite generally having a top team, Spain always seemed to be knocked out in the quarterfinals of big events.
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That hammer-headed approach also knocked out services like Twitch, Slack, Soundcloud, Viber, Spotify, Fifa, Nintendo in the process.
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Michael Conforto, Wilson Ramos and Adeiny Hechavarria produced RBI singles in a three-run third that knocked out Paxton.
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All of a sudden, it was over and it was like the wind had been knocked out of me.
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Besides beating the likes of Bob Sapp and Butterbean, he knocked out a Gracie in less than 30 seconds.
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The man kicks Carol on the ground and Paula finally clocks him over the head so he's knocked out.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A 19803-year-old girl knocked out by tear gas from a grenade thrown into her home.
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On the other hand, he holds the distinction of being knocked out by Mirko Cro Cop twice in 2014.
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Two years ago, Hurricane Maria knocked out 143% of Puerto Rico's electrical grid and plummeted the island into darkness.
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It paid off in the eighth round, when Ali knocked out the weary Foreman with a left-right combination.
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"The virus has knocked out 230 percent of our live business to China," said Dennis Dopico, the vice president.
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Last season, the Thorns were knocked out by the New York Flash in a semifinal match at Providence Park.
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I was knocked out by the range of characters and her ability to bring the Younger family to life.
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The bomb exploded, but Big Tony—a former boxer who was once knocked out by Cassius Clay—emerged unscathed.
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Robert De Niro knocked out voters for best actor in "Raging Bull" and Thelma Schoonmaker won for best editing.
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Furthermore, he's still never been knocked out, and remains an irrefutable member of the welterweight division's very best fighters.
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It could have been an all-Serb semifinal, but Medvedev knocked out the top-ranked Djokovic in Friday's quarterfinals.
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He made as much as $622,000 per second in 2015 when he knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds.
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Just about every player has a story of a sprained ankle, a bloodied knee or a knocked-out tooth.
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We spotted her late Friday leaving the MGM Grand after getting knocked out in 48 seconds by Amanda Nunes.
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We're told Dante suffered a shattered jaw and a split palate, as well as broken and knocked out teeth.
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The Japanese veteran last appeared during Rizin's April show, when he was knocked out by Czech prospect Jiri Prochazka.
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A rocket attack also knocked out power in part of the region's main city, security sources said on Monday.
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And a series of jersey-draped columns in saturated shades had all the grandeur knocked out, replaced by fluidity.
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Cerrone has five wins and six losses in those fights, and was knocked out in his last two bouts.
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Svechnikov, who hit the back of his head as he fell to the ice, appeared to be knocked out.
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It matched the shortest stint of Moore's career since the Cleveland Indians knocked out Moore on May 31, 2013.
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Hurricane Maria knocked out power in all of Puerto Rico Wednesday, after making landfall as a Category 4 storm.
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Saturday's air attacks by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels, which knocked out over half Saudi's national oil output, upend that.
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On Saturday, the Houston Texans knocked out the Oakland Raiders and the Seattle Seahawks shut down the Detroit Lions.
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The explosions knocked out the ship's communications, and the order to abandon ship came only by word of mouth.
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Seconds after the capsule's liftoff, a lightning strike knocked out its electrical equipment, but its power was quickly restored.
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A storm with strong wind gusts knocked out power to 35,000 customers in New Hampshire, officials said Friday night.
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It was clear in September that key Saudi oil installations could be knocked out with missile and drone attacks.
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Soot covered the walls of a burned checkpoint building, its windows knocked out and debris scattered about the floor.
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Correction: The drone and missile strike in September temporarily knocked out more than half of Saudi Arabia's oil output.
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I hit a pothole and flew off, knocked out my front tooth and had to get a root canal.
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As an added bonus, the Jets not only took home-ice advantage, but knocked out Rinne after two periods.
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Flooding from Harvey knocked out 20 to 25 percent of U.S. refining capacity, leaving some pipelines starved of fuel.
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Saturday's attack on a giant crude oil processing plant in Saudi Arabia knocked out 5% of global oil production.
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It's not clear why, as the storm raging outside would have knocked out all the power in one shot.
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After being knocked out of Asia's top club competition in February the team felt obliged to apologize to fans.
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The big winner is TUI, Britain's biggest tour operator, which sees its closest rival knocked out of the market.
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While the maximum range was only 100 yards, the weapon reliably knocked out reinforced concrete bunkers and collapsed buildings.
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Rescue services and witnesses say hostilities have left many towns in ruins and knocked out dozens of medical centers.
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An Amazon Web Services outage knocked out major sites and apps including Slack, Quora, and Lonely Planet on Tuesday.
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He ultimately led 49 laps, more than anyone else, before being knocked out in one of the late crashes.
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It took five rounds for Johann—who stood his ground and endured a thorough battering—to be knocked out.
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Power was knocked out on St. Martin, St. Barthelemy and in parts of the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico.
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In Game 1 against Vegas, he scored a goal that ricocheted off his face and knocked out multiple teeth.
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Spaniard Muguruza, champion two years ago, was knocked out 20143-4 6-4 by Brazilian qualifier Beatriz Haddad Maia.
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It knocked out power, displaced thousands of people, and as the latest government numbers reveal, killed nearly 3,000 people.
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Last week, a massive cyberattack knocked out many major websites across the internet, including Amazon, Netflix, Github, and Spotify.
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And since there's no prize element, teams won't get knocked out if they answer one of the 12 questions incorrectly.
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The coroner "said he believes he hit his head on rocks and was knocked out," Tracey wrote on the GoFundMe.
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And while Tyson knocked out Spinks in 91 seconds, the relationship between the two businessmen went on to span decades.
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For telecom, the biggest problem is the lack of power, because most of the island's transmission lines were knocked out.
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One by one, they knocked out the transistors in their map, trying to get at what the circuit was for.
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Once he was knocked out and lay on the ground for some time, but persisted in remaining in the game.
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Ms. Dickinson said that because she was knocked out by the drugs, she does not fully remember the sexual assault.
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Out of all the characters in SFV, Akuma has the least stamina and can get knocked out quicker than anyone.
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Dr Bhuva described how, in 2008, the autopilot of a Qantas airliner had been knocked out by a rogue particle.
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Residents point out building after wrecked building that had been used by jihadists, only to be knocked out from above.
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The company declined to comment on the force majeure, but said production would be knocked out for about 8 weeks.
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There was a power outage, for starters, that knocked out the power on the entire McGill campus for several hours.
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He surged in the same way in 2012 but was knocked out with a less impressive score on voting day.
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A fire on Monday at the adjacent Cardon refinery also knocked out operations of one of its units, Freites said.
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" State broadcaster SVT went with the same headline, while Radiosporten plumped for: "Fiasco: Three Crowns knocked out in quarter-finals.
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Indianapolis 500 pole-sitter Scott Dixon was knocked out of the annual race Sunday after a destructive and terrifying crash.
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Two separate incidents in New York City and Pittsburgh reported last week showed a woman and man being knocked out.
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A devastating earthquake and tsunami in northern Japan in March 2011 temporarily knocked out part of Japan's auto supply chain.
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He asks which one killed his brother, only to be immediately disarmed and knocked out, allowing the Saviors to escape.
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The blast severed the airliner's elevator cables, disabled one of the four turbojet engines, and knocked out multiple hydraulic systems.
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Even now, the flooding has knocked out power and cut off access to thousands of people that need urgent help.
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Sullivan said Crosby was not evaluated for a concussion, and Crosby said he had the wind knocked out of him.
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When thousands of pro-democracy protesters demonstrated in Hong Kong in 2014, the government purposely knocked out cell phone coverage.
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The storm knocked out Ireland's entire public transport network, closing its airports and leaving roads "extremely dangerous," the government said.
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Cuomo told CNN there was a malfunction at an electrical substation, and that the malfunction temporarily knocked out other substations.
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After replay confirmed that a fan did not interfere by reaching over, Voit's second homer knocked out Price (15-13).
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How does Cam Newton feel about his Carolina Panthers offensive lineman, Taylor Hearn, getting knocked out in a street fight?
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Indiana freshman Peyton Ramsey completed 31 of 44 passes for 279 yards before he was knocked out of the game.
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Heavyweight champ Deontay Wilder boldly claimed he's so good, he would have even knocked out Mike Tyson is his prime.
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"Just finished shooting @GeminiManMovie for 5 Months… Knocked Out the #WorldCup… Family Vacation Begins TODAY!" the father of three wrote.
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With 90% of your outfit knocked out in one fell swoop, all that's left to decide on are the details.
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As we previously reported, Guillard was involved in TWO separate incidents in the Denver area where he knocked out civilians.
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In Texas, Harvey's unprecedented flooding left neighborhoods under water and temporarily knocked out a big chunk of U.S. oil refining.
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Xander Bogaerts contributed an RBI double in the fifth that knocked out Sabathia and gave Boston a 5-3 lead.
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I've seen a corpse with its organs knocked out from the impact of 5.56-millimeter rounds from an M-4.
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Storms have knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people in parts of Michigan and Wisconsin, heightening the misery.
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Mabika was knocked out in the first round of the under 70-kilogram division by Israel's Linda Bolder on Wednesday.
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The outer bands of the massive storm knocked out power in a town that normally would be busy with tourists.
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Irma knocked out the electricity for the islands of St. John and St. Thomas, while St. Croix was mercifully spared.
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They gathered in backyards and had two people brawl with their bare knuckles until someone quit or was knocked out.
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On January 27th an electrical fire knocked out power and melted the switch that moves the system to generator power.
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The hurricane had knocked out one wall of her motel, and the storm surge left the place littered with debris.
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The team's offense fell off a cliff when Jimmy Garoppolo was knocked out of the game with a shoulder injury.
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Fabricio Werdum, knocked out in the first round by Miocic in May, will take on Travis Browne in a rematch.
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Strikes that knocked out half of Saudi Arabia's oil production could lead to higher oil prices globally, according to analysts.
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The sixth-seeded Raonic, who knocked out Federer on Friday in a five-set semifinal, is no long-shot newcomer.
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The Dutch telecoms market leader suffered a four-hour network outage that knocked out emergency service lines on June 24.
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However, recent history suggests that fans get less interested — and tickets get comparatively cheaper — when top teams get knocked out.
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In 2014, when Chelsea knocked out P.S.G. in the quarterfinals, the first leg was marred by nasty scenes of violence.
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In another universe, where coin flips are reversed, Saenchai was just knocked out for the first time in twenty years.
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One of Woods's most promising gene findings didn't have much effect when it was knocked out in a mouse model.
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He beat 2017 finalist Marin Cilic last year and on Friday he knocked out last year's runner-up Kevin Anderson.
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He was knocked out by the poems and eager to publish them, not least because the author was an unknown.
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After replay confirmed that a fan did not interfere by reaching over, Voit's second homer knocked out Price (21-13).
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I want to see Elizabeth Warren knock out Mike Pence in a debate the way she knocked out Mike Bloomberg.
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A series of transformer explosions and other mishaps knocked out power to 23,22 homes and businesses, the governor's office reported.
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"Accidentally Brave" recounts Ms. Corman's shame and confusion as every prop beneath her warm, stable, suburban life gets knocked out.
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It's like working at Waffle House and not knowing how to throw a punch — you're going to get knocked out!
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"If we keep playing like this we will be knocked out in the next round," said Asako Takakura, Japan's coach.
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He was sacked twice, and temporarily knocked out of the game by a pass rush that ranked 18th in sacks.
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Fielding, 215, won the W.B.A. crown in July when he knocked out Tyron Zeuge in Germany in the fifth round.
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But the California wildfires of the last two years knocked out cell coverage, especially the wine country fires of 2017.
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Later in the inning, DJ LeMahieu added an RBI single that knocked out Sheffield before Judge hit his 18th homer.
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"I was literally more nervous to play this than to perform my set," Brown said, after he'd been knocked out.
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I was certainly feeling the effects, but Tim was right — I wasn't feeling knocked out the way I usually did.
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Nat Shaver is a foil designer who worked for Groupama Team France before it was knocked out of the Cup.
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Power was knocked out in many areas of the state, several major highways were closed and farmers lost unharvested crops.
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According to CNN, the tornadoes knocked out power for tens of thousands of people in the Dallas-Fort Worth areas.
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Mariano Rivera, recently called up from Class AAA Columbus, started but was knocked out after three and one-third innings.
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Feeling threatened after seeing his colleague knocked out, Schneider used a Taser on Wheatcroft and called for backup, it says.
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Fulmer was knocked out during a four-run fifth by the Angels when Los Angeles pecked away with six singles.
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Ruart hit his opponent, Ibrahim Mane, with a combination of punches so powerful he was knocked out on his feet.
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The attack knocked out more than half of Saudi Arabia's oil production and damaged the world's biggest crude processing plant.
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"Anyone can work on a patient who is knocked out," said Dr. Jeanette MacLean, a pediatric dentist in Glendale, Ariz.
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The quake knocked out power to much of the island, seriously damaging buildings and leaving at least one person dead.
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Hurricane Maria, he said may have knocked out a group of Puerto Rican parrots that live at a high elevation.
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In one of them, for example, Danny lies woozy on a table after being knocked out in a boxing match.
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The attack, believed to be the work of Iran, knocked out about 5.7 million barrels a day of Saudi production.
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Jefferson County Judge Jeff Branick, who issued the mandatory evacuation, said the initial explosion knocked out power to the plant.
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Saudi Arabia blamed the attack, which knocked out half of its oil producing capacities, on Iran, an allegation Iran denied.
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However, recent history suggests that fans get less interested — and tickets get comparatively cheaper— when top teams get knocked out.
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"It was the first time they'd been out to see music, and I was completely knocked out," Mr. Tyrell said.
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Marks, 17, was knocked out of the contest by Australia's seven-time world champ, Stephanie Gilmore, in their quarter-final.
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Rice was the player who in 2014 knocked out his fiancée with a vicious punch caught on an elevator camera.
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Tulsi Gabbard, and former US housing secretary Julián Castro knocked out for failing to meet polling and/or donor thresholds.
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Along the New England coast, the storm knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and caused some flooding.
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The attack knocked out almost half of Saudi Arabia's oil capacity and caused prices to skyrocket immediately after the incident.
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It was knocked out in the semifinals of its two domestic Cups and in the quarterfinals of the Champions League.
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Katerina Siniakova, who knocked out top-ranked Naomi Osaka, fell to the 14th-seeded Madison Keys, 6-2, 6-4.
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First, she sat in the bathroom with all the lights off as if a storm had knocked out the power.
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When the dust settled, Rocky and his crew were long gone and the guy was knocked out on the ground.
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In May, a transformer fire knocked out one of the reactors and spewed oil and fire-retardant foam into the Hudson.
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According to Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge George Lomeli, the child once had his teeth knocked out with a bat.
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The storm knocked out power to nearly 234,000 people in Virginia and North Carolina at its height Sunday, according to PowerOutage.us.
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After the homers, the Mets added their fourth run on deGrom's RBI single that scored Brandon Nimmo and knocked out Alcantara.
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The disaster killed some 19,000 people, as well as knocked out power to and swamped backup generators at the Fukushima facility.
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The Brazilian wasn't knocked out by any means, but simply couldn't get out of the horrible position he found himself in.
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Japan was knocked out of the Cup competition when they were beaten 3-2 by Belgium in the round of 16.
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You cant be 50-0 fighting some of the best fighters in the world then get knocked out by some kid.
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Naples, Italy's third largest city, was already a lost cause for the PD, whose candidate was knocked out on June 5.
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They sent him to the far north-east, his teeth knocked out to silence him, to cut hay and cart manure.
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The shelter could fill up when the rivers start flooding, or the power is knocked out, shelter worker Ann Chavez said.
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Three reactors at Fukushima had meltdowns in the 2011 disaster, which also knocked out power and cooling at the nuclear station.
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IN THE BEGINNING they destroyed Egypt's air force on the ground and knocked out the planes of Jordan, Iraq and Syria.
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Morgan bested Carol, knocking her unconscious, before he himself was knocked out by the mangy prisoner he'd been fighting to protect.
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"Frankly, if we got along with Russia and knocked out ISIS, that would be a good thing, not a bad thing."
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Over 30 people died in America, including eight in a nursing home when the storm knocked out the building's air conditioning.
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Power was knocked out across the region, with Duke Energy reporting 29,000 outages and IPL reporting 7,500, said CNN affiliate WISH.
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When South Korea knocked out Spain on penalties in the quarter-finals, the fury of the European media was multiplied tenfold.
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Middlemen are being knocked out everywhere and brands are approaching consumers from every angle including native ads in Instagram and Twitter.
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Anyway, "Boy Wonder" opens with Cordelia's experience while unconscious... Cordelia sees a few things of note while she's still knocked out.
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But Brazil were knocked out at the quarter-final stage by France and over confidence was one of the reasons cited.
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"People think you have to be knocked out to have a concussion," Rypien told The Spokesman-Review, according to NBC Sports.
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Those knocked out were dragged off the court by their colleagues and it gave even more than exercise and agility training.
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After Enzo Maccarinelli knocked out Jones in December 2015 in devastating fashion, Jones heard from people who urged him to retire.
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If a child is knocked out, starts to have a seizure or is truly acting very unusual, they need immediate evaluation.
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Brunson was knocked out with a high kick shortly afterward and his march toward the middleweight title came to a halt.
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He is most famous for his fight against Michael Moorer in 1990, in which he was knocked out in round one.
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It was a disastrous tournament for Brazil, who were knocked out by Honduras at the beginning of Luiz Felipe Scolari's reign.
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Steven Matz (1-2) was knocked out during St. Louis' four-run fourth inning that essentially ended the game's competitive phase.
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A cheap shot during a kickboxing bout left one fighter knocked out cold and the other with a possible broken jaw.
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PREPA has now been through four CEOs since Hurricane Maria knocked out power to more than 1.5 million homes and businesses.
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I remember you telling me you knocked out Fuck The False in one take off the whiskey, weed, and Red Bull.
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Under this system, if no candidate gets at least 50 percent of the vote, the lowest-performing candidate is knocked out.
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"Seriously bro I need your help to rebuild or I will be knocked out [o]f the game," Willner messaged back.
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Buckeyes WR Paris Campbell was knocked out of the game in the first quarter after a hit from DB Dicaprio Bootle.
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Hurricane Irma knocked out power for the entire island of St. John, Rhymer said, and the power has still not returned.
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Argentina won 2-1 to reach the last 16, where they were knocked out of the tournament by eventual winners France.
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FPL said the storm already had knocked out power to about 25,600 homes and businesses, with about 12,900 still without service.
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Team USA was knocked out of the 63 FIBA World Cup by France on Wednesday in a stunning, 89-79 loss.
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Oracle was knocked out of contention earlier in the process and recently lost a legal challenge alleging improprieties on Amazon's part.
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An attack on a major Saudi oil facility on Saturday knocked out 5% of the global supply, and roiled the markets.
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In the 21973th, the champion quickly knocked out Frazier's mouthpiece with a long left hook, then landed a left-right combination.
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Chris Weidman held the middleweight title for more than two years before being surprisingly knocked out by Luke Rockhold last December.
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He lost twice to Holyfield and was knocked out in the first round of his fight with Tyson in December 1990.
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JUST NOT SLEEPY I get back home maybe 2 or 2:30 and Zooey's knocked out, but I'm just not sleepy.
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Miller has an impressive resume too -- he's 23-0-1 -- and famously knocked out TWO DUDES IN 6 WEEKS in 2018.
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In 1989, a CME hit the Earth and knocked out power in Quebec and the northeast United States for nine hours.
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The extra $130 million was effectively given back, which means some investors were pared back and others were knocked out altogether.
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Isner will now face South African eighth seed Kevin Anderson, who earlier knocked out defending champion Roger Federer in five sets.
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In the second round this knocked out Dias' lead leg and anchored him to the floor for the long left hook.
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Bosnich had history with Spurs supporters, having knocked out Jurgen Klinsmann in a thunderous collision at Villa Park two seasons previous.
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It did, however, make Gastellum a more promising mark for the wheel kick which famously knocked out fellow southpaw, Luke Rockhold.
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The Slovenian defender was instantly knocked out, dropping to the floor before Jimenez and other players rapidly signaled for medical attention.
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The outage has halted more than 300,000 tonnes of annual copper production capacity and knocked out the state's only lead smelter.
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Then in May, a fire at the plant knocked out one of the towers, raising new questions about the project's viability.
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Hurricane Maria knocked out power to Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents last month, devastating the island's already dilapidated electric power infrastructure.
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The last three seasons, the Raptors got knocked out of the Eastern Conference playoffs by LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The Israeli response seemed to reflect that—it was aggressive and by some accounts knocked out half of Syria's air defenses.
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At its peak, Harvey's floods knocked out power for approximately 300,000 people— and outages could linger in some areas for weeks.
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