"Joe McKnight was not lunging," he added, citing autopsy results.
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Foreman's projected elbows also deterred opponents from lunging in too enthusiastically.
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"You kill my daughter!" her father shouted, lunging at Martinez-Torres.
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The teen was walking away from officers, not lunging at them.
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" Lunging for the bag, he said, "Give me your fucking purse!
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Jeremy's lunging for a redemption no one wants to give him.
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Sitting on "L'Infini" delivers the thrill of surfing a lunging wave.
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He was barely lunging for serves from his opponent, Pierre-Hugues Herbert.
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On Saturday, she resisted Keys's attacks with solid counterpunching and lunging slices.
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Muscle strains and sprains from lunging and rough play are also common.
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She is seen lunging at him as he backpedals to avoid her blows.
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Garbrandt's hook is at its best when his opponent is lunging after him.
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She has found that mouth washing can improve the lunging accuracy of fencers.
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Fellaini looked a little angry, lunging at Sterling just as he darted away.
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She couldn't run past the raccoon, which was now lunging at her feet.
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He worked for Siebel, Oracle and Intuit before lunging into India's start-up ecosystem.
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An action shot of him lunging in the streets, taking photographs in tracksuit bottoms.
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Gieszinger begins to sing again and darts between desks, lunging at a female student.
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In the video, Mr. Baer is seen lunging for something in his wife's hands.
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In the sixth round, Sharkey was lunging after Carnera with overhands and standing still afterwards.
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Someone was wrestling with him and he was wielding a knife and lunging at her.
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He was often lunging into meetings uninvited, claiming territory for himself at the conference table.
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Police officers at the scene later claimed that Mr. McDonald was lunging at the officers.
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And they liked that he went down swinging, with his lunging, go-for-broke play.
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James, while lunging to his left, caught the ball around the Patriots' 2-yard line.
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And later, the two get into an explosive argument, lunging at each other and screaming expletives.
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The physical language is gestural and convulsive, torsos contracting, bodies lunging, the movement low and grounded.
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In multiple videos, Cardi can be seen shouting at Minaj and allegedly lunging for the rapper.
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And in one swift scene, we see Snow lunging towards Littlefinger with rage in his eyes.
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Poirier kept lunging to reach Johnson with his left and Johnson showed the counter lead hook.
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With 15:25 left, the Flyers equalized when MacDonald ripped the puck past a lunging Lundqvist.
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It was an emphatic turnaround from lunging in face first and taking one to give one.
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Hernández's lunging cross from the left wing bounced twice through the core of the Argentine defense.
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Brazil's Filipe Luis joins Alvarez in the referee's notebook with a lunging toe stab at Vela.
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Last we saw him, he was lunging across the crease — stick outstretched, all instincts and desperation.
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She accused him of "lunging" at her, forcibly kissing her, and forcing his penis inside her.
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Soon Gosling starts climbing over furniture and lunging to the ground while acting out the dramatic scene.
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Fueled by erratic, gusty winds, the Thomas Fire hasn't stopped lunging for Ojai since it began Monday.
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"By lunging with a knife, I knew that if I succeeded I could kill him," Mumuni said.
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Enjoy the sight of a Shiba Inu pup fruitlessly lunging at its own tail again and again.
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Naeem Rashid, 50, was seen lunging at Tarrant in the livestream video from the Al Noor mosque.
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His attempts at intimacy are gruesome parodies, lunging at women as if they were pieces of meat.
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Fischl received a misbehavior report saying he had assaulted the officers by lunging at them with a shank.
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His classmates said Castillo died while lunging at one of the shooters, which allowed other students to escape.
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Naeem Rashid, 50, was seen lunging at the gunman in the livestream video from the Al Noor mosque.
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Try this machine that uses gentle vibrations to help you burn calories while you're lunging, squatting, or planking.
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Another man, wearing what looks like a mask, was shown lunging toward the camera and the video ends.
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CARAMANICA Here's the best Rolling Stones song in decades, all cynical attitude and lunging garage-rock guitar chords.
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Video footage verified by police showed the church attacker brandishing a long sword, shouting, and lunging at worshippers.
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In a video obtained by an attendee, Cardi B is seen lunging towards Minaj and then being restrained.
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Per TMZ, Arnold was the first to engage, lunging at Burnett on the staircase at a pre-Emmy party.
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As you can guess, that's really bad news for your lungs if you like them unruptured and lunging normally.
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Lunging at her, he shouted an obscenity and bludgeoned her about the head with his ax, the prosecutor said.
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Video from the arrest shows McKinstry sitting by the side of the road, screaming and lunging at police officers.
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Swedish keeper Robin Olsen was forced into the first save of the game, a lunging punch off a cross.
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A highlight for Gonzaga was Karnowski lunging to the basket and finally scoring his first points of the game.
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Instead, Margraves took matters into his own hands, lunging toward Nassar before being tackled and arrested by court security.
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Video of the incident, which went viral, shows Robinson lunging at Mahmud and throwing punches, before being pulled back.
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It showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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CCTV video from the scene showed a man lunging at a police trooper with a knife, but not what followed.
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It showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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It showed McDonald walking away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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"When everyone's lunging, and their right foot lands on the downbeat, and then they breathe, it's fucking incredible," he says.
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The puck bounced to Staal, whose lunging shot glanced off the skate of goaltender Robin Lehner and into the net.
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I pictured him sweating and babbling, and lunging to and fro in white costumes, taunting people like a drunken God.
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Liu said Loving then began yelling at the driver before lunging at him with a pair of needle-nose pliers.
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Safely squatting, lunging, pushing and pulling As a novice, Mignerey learned the basics like how to properly lift a kettlebell.
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Fresh from a morning nap, she raced around the room, sometimes toddling toward the bathroom and lunging for the elevator.
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A black dog at the back door, lunging at him from the other side of the window in the door.
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Weidman followed it to the letter – not lunging in, not giving him any space and walking him down at all times.
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Video shows a man running down a staircase in the campus' students' union building before lunging towards the anti-Trump speaker.
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In addition to lunging at old ladies, he lunged at construction workers; he lunged at anyone who dared walk by him.
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Charging a man who is lunging from a distance where you could easily run away instead, isn't going to help you.
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In one video, posted to Twitter, Cardi can be seen lunging towards someone, though it's unclear if it is actually Nicki.
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Gibson made a lunging stop on Yanni Gourde&aposs wraparound and Stamkos&apos left circle power-play shot in the second.
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Step forward with one leg, lunging until your thigh is parallel with the ground and your knee is grazing the ground.
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"Due to the Peruvian purchase, apparently Peru is in here, too," he said while lunging to point out a small town.
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It's almost like if you're in a relationship, and you feel something, you're weak," Raia says, lunging forward to emphasize "weak.
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And now that you can, and "there" is "pretty much anywhere," content is increasingly lunging at things happening just this minute.
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Bisping is very good at staying upright and moving his weight, but staying over his hips and avoiding lunging onto counters.
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First, he stopped Connor's try in front, and then he made a shoulder save lunging to his right on Connor's follow.
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She faked a wrist shot, feinted left, then darted right and slipped the puck past the lunging Canadian goalkeeper Shannon Szabados.
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The film opens with Franco's Wiseau crawling, slithering, and lunging across a stage attempting a volcanic version of Brando's Stanley Kowalski.
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The video shows Julia lunging at the troublemaker, and giving him a piece of her mind as Jake holds her back.
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Defenseman Carl Gunnarsson moved up from the blue line and almost reached around the lunging Domingue to convert a rebound bid.
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A lunging Jenna Prandini squeezed past Felix to claim the third and last spot on the U.S. team in 22.53 seconds.
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Real Madrid ended the match with 10 men after Mateo Kovacic received a red card for a lunging tackle on João Cancelo.
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The dashcam video showed McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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Now, the 47-year-old rapper is opening up about the infamous scuffle that saw Solange kicking, punching and lunging at him.
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It showed McDonald walking away from police as he held a 4-inch knife, not lunging toward officers, as police had said.
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It showed McDonald walking away from police as he held a four-inch knife, not lunging toward officers, as police had said.
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He picks it up from Dennis Johnson, scoots past a lunging Jerome Kersey, and lofts a pretty runner with his left hand.
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It showed McDonald walking away from police as he held a 13-inch knife, not lunging toward officers, as police had said.
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In the end, she didn't have big-enough boards, so she ended up lunging in her dress to fit in the shot.
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Make no mistake though, Rodriguez's boxing is as wild, hunched and lunging as Diego Sanchez's was in Penn's penultimate victory in 2009.
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Looking for people who work hard not to be found, she has been chased off by drug dealers, lunging dogs, a pig.
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My cat follows and sits on the edge of the tub as I shave my legs, only occasionally lunging at the razor.
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The Bruins were up 1-0 when Grubauer appeared to sustain a lower-body injury lunging to defend a Brett Ritchie breakaway.
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The video showed McDonald walking away from police, holding a 4-inch knife, but not lunging toward officers, as police had said.
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Circling far away from the opponent, throwing mainly kicks and then the odd wide, lunging hook and ducking well off to the side.
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After playing with his gun, the complaint alleges she attacked him — lunging at him and attempting to strangle him with an iPhone cable.
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He's like the man in a bar lunging for someone, safe in the knowledge that he will be held back by his friends.
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It was definitely an awkward situation he was in, the ball was right under his foot and several players were lunging for it.
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Hitting the body with his hands when available and always being ready to deal with a lunging Maia reach for his lead leg.
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I was so concerned about the opposing net player that I was overeager and lunging at volleys, which I wasn't doing in singles.
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Lunging further to his political right, he declared on national television that he would indeed begin to "apply sovereignty" in the West Bank.
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I grabbed both gunwales and hung on as each wave slammed the hull, lunging from side to side to keep the canoe upright.
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Seguin settled the puck with his skate and lifted a forehand shot over a lunging Crawford for his 15th goal of the season.
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But there was that trademark, hunched-over bob, the lunging left hands and the bouncing of an adolescent unable to contain his energy.
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Knock him back with a jab step, pump fake him into a lunging panic, then glide by with the grace of a ballet dancer?
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What looks like an empty (suspiciously blood-splattered) box breaks open to send a screaming, heart attack-inducing ghost head lunging at your victim.
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In the clip, a dramatically slimmed-down Shannon — who is back to eating "real" and healthy food — is seen running, weight-lifting and lunging.
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When the altercation is on the brink of getting physical, both women lunging towards each other, the production staff intervenes to break things up.
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The loss overshadowed a remarkable personal achievement for Newton, whose lunging 4-yard score in the second quarter was his 44th career rushing touchdown.
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Instead of lunging at police, as officers said, the teenager appeared to stumble around and move away from the officers when he was shot.
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A squadron of chubby capybara — the world's largest rodents — idled in the muddy shallows before suddenly charging off, churning the water, lunging and splashing.
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Consider the face of the world-weary scholar whose BBC interview on South Korean politics was interrupted by his toddler lunging into the room.
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After Judge struck out, Gary Sanchez lashed a single a few feet inside the left-field line past a lunging Kris Bryant, scoring Castro.
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Malkin took advantage of a turnover and skated around lunging defenseman Jake McCabe before beating Hutton at 11:10 to make it 23-1.
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"He was armed with a large knife and ... he began lunging and attacking people with the knife," Assistant Chief Constable Russ Jackson told reporters.
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A terrorist whipped out a machete in the world-famous Louvre museum in Paris Friday, lunging at soldiers and sending visitors into a panic.
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Sometimes, Mr. Olson and Mr. Clement looked as if they were effortlessly bashing back squash balls; other times, they were lunging away from dodge balls.
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A motion to dismiss the suit, filed by attorneys for the city, alleged that Anthony Hayes pointed his knife at Ceravolo before lunging at him.
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Even when Brunson got back in the win column by knocking out Dan Kelly, he did so by lunging in, face first and eyes closed.
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In the three minutes up to the knockout Werdum had been showing the same frustration and lunging to get on offence on numerous occasions though.
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The deflected ball then squirted past lunging second baseman Jose Altuve as he slid in position to field the ball and initiate a double play.
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The Prozac seemed to calm him down and make him more inclined to listen to us, and he pretty much stopped lunging at people on walks.
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Anderson said Falconer fired as the attacker was lunging at him with the knife, and continued to engage him as the attacker got up three times.
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World champion Tori Bowie gained the victory in the 200 in 22.25 seconds with collegian Deajah Stevens (22.30) and a lunging Jenna Prandini (153) outduelling Felix.
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Rockhold has always been a sloppy boxer on the lead and on his second long, lunging jab, Bisping decked the middleweight champion and took the crown.
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So there's a lot of lunging, a lot of jumping back, and a lot of desperately trying to get back in after an attack falls short.
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He needed to save a match point in the 10th game of the fourth set when Cilic missed a lunging forehand return off a second serve.
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Then when he actually did get the ball, Curry sent Leonard lunging with a pump fake, freeing up an open three-pointer that he, naturally, buried.
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And it stays down around 8.5 beats per minute even when the whales are feeding, an energy-intensive process that involves lunging into clouds of krill.
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Dorian Finney-Smith's lunging shot after a wild scramble barely beat the shot clock to push Dallas' lead to 112-43 with 1:14 to play.
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The next game on Thiem's serve proved to be a battle, but he held with a lunging forehand volley that caught the side of the line.
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The repentant boy, lunging clumsily toward his father's midsection, is charged with bright orange pants that stress his butt's physicality, as noted in the catalogue essay.
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In a press release, Torres explained the footage clearly shows the blue whales' "lunge-feeding" process of suddenly lunging forward to eat a massive pack of krill.
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"Biff, do not eat the napkin!" a recent college graduate named Morgan yelled, lunging after a sixty-pound ball of white fluff wearing an avocado-patterned bandanna.
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According to student Nui Giasolli, who spoke to several media outlets, Castillo was killed lunging towards one of the shooters in an effort to stop Tuesday's violence.
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"His heroic actions are exemplary of having witnessed what he did as the suspect was lunging at him with a knife," St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis said.
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Nadal pushed again at 4-4, lunging to return a huge serve down the 'T' that a net-bound Tsitsipas could only half-volley into the net.
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Shana Vergesten's YouTube tutorials on TRX-style lunging with a medicine ball express a mastery of endurance, but her propensity for fitness is more than muscle-deep.
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Filmed off the coast of Sheltand, UK, the clip above shows an orca lunging toward a seal that's calmly bobbing around in the shallows by some rocks.
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Henrik Lundqvist's 24th save was a beauty, lunging from one post to another to deflect a shot by Tampa Bay Lightning forward Tyler Johnson with his glove.
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He kissed her then, on the lips, for real; he came for her in a kind of lunging motion and practically poured his tongue down her throat.
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Southampton were fortunate to keep 11 players on the pitch when Jack Stephens caught French forward Anthony Martial with a lunging tackle, escaping with a yellow card.
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They are hysterical, scatterbrained and lunging toward extreme opposites (glittery at Gucci, wasteland-era at Rick Owens) just as global political parties have become more polarized themselves.
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Brewers slugger Ryan Braun hit a long shot to center field in the fifth inning, and Springer made a lunging grab while backpedaling on the warning track.
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Yet on the drive home to Montana, outside West Yellowstone my family and I were almost murdered by seven bison lunging out in front of our car.
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Suddenly, he testified, Mr. Tur "just gets this look of rage" and began attacking him — pushing him against a wall, tearing his shirt and lunging at him.
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Howard responded by turning and lunging toward the grandstand, challenging the fan to a fight, if only he would "come back here and say it" to his face.
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The Dutch made an aggressive start, with some strong challenges, and midfielder Sherida Spitse picked up a booking in the 10th minute for a lunging challenge on Lavelle.
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Fun fact: Ms. Williams — shown running, jumping, lunging and twirling like an Energizer bunny in overdrive — claims to hate working out as much as the rest of us.
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The left uppercut on a lunging, badly out of position Alistair Overeem has been replayed ad infinitum, and the counter right uppercut against Andrei Arlovski is well remembered.
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He begins retreating as soon as his lead foot hits the ground after realizing that Johny Hendricks is lunging at him, but is just a fraction too late.
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On Tuesday, the man, identified by the authorities as Raymond Reinke, 55, was captured on video goading and lunging at the bison on a paved road in Yellowstone.
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But they played resilient defense and got fine work from goalkeeper Stefan Frei, including a lunging, one-handed save in overtime on a header by Toronto's Jozy Altidore.
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An inning later, Cubs center fielder Jon Jay again kept the Nationals from scoring when he robbed Matt Wieters of an extra-base hit with a lunging catch.
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His police report indicated that McDonald was lunging at him, but on camera, Van Dyke is shown firing repeatedly upon McDonald, even as he lies dying on the ground.
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In November, a judge ordered the release of dashcam video showing McDonald veering away from police as he held a knife, not lunging toward officers as police had said.
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Fifteenth seed Medvedev was certainly up to continue the theme and it took a lunging backhand drop-shot from Djokovic to save a break point in the fifth game.
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As tensions began to rise again between the pair, Asia asked Cardi what would happen if "you had to drop me," and Cardi bounced up, lunging towards her costar.
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Descalso had two putouts Friday, the first coming in the second inning when he made a lunging catch of Cesar Hernandez's line drive that was headed over Descalso's head.
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RANDALL MARGRAVES, FATHER OF THREE DAUGHTERS MOLESTED BY EX USA GYMNASTIC TEAM DOCTOR NASSAR, APOLOGIZES AT NEWS CONFERENCE FOR LUNGING AT HIM IN COURTROOM, SAYS "I AM NO HERO"
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His friend Abdul Numan Haider, a terrorism suspect, was shot and killed outside a suburban Melbourne police station in September 2014 after lunging at two officers with a knife.
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It's now a civil rights monument, ringed with sculptures of King, statues of demonstrators facing off against lunging attack dogs, and benches adorned with photos of civil rights martyrs.
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After all, there are inevitably times when regular, word-based language fails us, and only a lunging raptor or long-necked sauropod can adequately express our thoughts and emotions.
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A Kentucky mom attending a hearing last week for a man accused of murdering her two sons had to be forcibly removed from the courtroom after lunging toward the suspect.
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Kendrick Castillo, 18, lost his life last week after lunging at one of the gunmen at the STEM School outside of Denver, Colorado, in an attempt to stop the shooting.
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Errol Spence Jr. -- one of the top boxers in the world -- has a tip for Pacman Jones the next time a dude runs up on him ... stop lunging so much!!
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But then, Spence keeps it real ... saying Jones needs to stop with the lunging punches -- otherwise HE might be the one takin' mugshots in a hospital bed after the fight.
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Ultimately, this whole strange debate reveals the dangers of partisans lunging to defend any conduct from a member of their own party and condemn any conduct from the other side.
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A teeny-tiny mouse creeping around is enough to get some people jumping on chairs, but this family of rats will have even the bravest souls lunging for higher ground.
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The huge shark lunging toward our flimsy craft was an afterthought to my fellow riders when Sadako appeared in a darkened boathouse, jerking her way along the dock toward us.
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The record was stylistically promiscuous, full of R. & B. songs that borrowed from alternative rock and electronic music, all of it lunging for some kind of distant, post-genre future.
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The front-runners captured images of a leopard seal lunging for a penguin, a male hippo crushing a newborn in its jaws, and a sea turtle strangled by a rope.
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The official tells PEOPLE that Day begged officers to "Shoot me!" repeatedly and stated "I am dead, I am dead" before lunging towards an officer and reaching for his gun.
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Somebody tried to grab him, wrestling with him, and then he wielded a knife, like a hunting knife, just started lunging at her with a knife half a dozen times.
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So did a famous pose from a photograph of Ailey by Normand Maxon from the early '60s — lunging while reaching up toward the heavens — that hangs in the Ailey studios.
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Federer showed no clear signs of a knee injury during that match, chasing down lobs and lunging for groundstrokes and volleys as he and Nadal played three sets of singles.
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The work has the exuberance of the great American symphonies of the mid-twentieth century, its swaggering brass choirs and lunging string melodies well suited to the Philharmonic's muscular sound.
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It made for bizarre viewing as Perry would go from lunging wild and throwing himself off balance, to applying three picture perfect kicks, each setting up the next between feints.
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Conor McGregor's performance might have been overshadowed by Aldo's lunging face first onto the counter, but the first three strikes of the bout were exactly the sort to annoy Aldo.
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Johnson's halting performance last night had many party faithful lunging for the panic button, almost certainly prematurely given this year's unprecedented opportunity for and interest in the country's leading third party.
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Then with 8:11 left in the first period, Andersen made a lunging glove save on Josi's slap shot after Josi received Viktor Arvidsson's pass during a 2-on-1 breakaway.
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Under pressure from Minnesota's Jimmy Butler, the four-times league MVP spun around and launched a fadeaway jumper from the top of the key over the top of the lunging defender.
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" Freddy's attempt to mate with Kaplan included him lunging at her neck first and her hands later, resulting in her hands "being severely torn and infected for a couple of months.
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It's an environment in which performers repeat a routine that cycles in a matter of seconds, popping out of a corner or lunging from darkness at hundreds of people per night.
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NYCFC played with advantage for the majority of the match after the Revolution's Antonio Mlinar Delamea was shown a red card after lunging to poke the ball away from Valentin Castellanos.
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But after lunging for a loose ball, James felt some discomfort in his groin, he said, and he may have aggravated the injury when he tried to make a defensive play.
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Cecchinato pushed the set into another tiebreaker, where he saved three set points and Djokovic saved three match points — the first at 5-6 with a lunging angled backhand volley winner.
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Volunteers and staff members post cute photos and videos online; supervised dog "play groups" let would-be adopters see animals happily romping together, rather than caged and lunging at the bars.
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Jones rallied the Giants by tossing a deft, deep pass to wide receiver Golden Tate, a throw that dropped just over a lunging Patriots defender and fell into Tate's outstretched arms.
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However, the towering Isner battled back in the second set and broke to go ahead 5-4 with a lunging volley, then dragged the contest into a decider which he dominated.
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The ALDF's suit states that the Aquarium's tigers have displayed signs of psychological damage because of their conditions — notably pacing and lunging at the glass wall that separates them from the public.
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In fact, each product it makes has to run through six core movements that put each product to the test (that's lunging, squatting, bending, rotating, pushing, and pulling, for those keeping track).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Behind the apartment's curtain, a tough guy is boxing, throwing left and right hooks and jabs, and lunging forward, enough to make any passing criminal think twice before breaking in.
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Within seconds of the start of the fight, Williams kicked Alex Morono in the calf, threw lunging combinations of strikes, and, with his back to the fence, floored him with aggressive striking.
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"Straight Outta Compton" actor R. Marcos Taylor -- who played Suge Knight in the flick -- allegedly went on a rampage at a New Jersey bank, threatening to kill employees and lunging at police.
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Through the first half of the fight, Bradley was elusive, escaping Pacquiao's lunging left hands, but he was also unable to get close enough to land any clean blows of his own.
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Sports Briefing Tyrone Swoopes scored on a lunging 6-yard touchdown run in the second overtime on Sunday, giving Texas a 50-13 victory over No. 10 Notre Dame in Austin, Tex.
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The gist of the bout was that St. Preux would feint nine or ten strikes, getting kicked in the knees and body in between, before lunging and missing with a single strike.
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He stopped Brady Skjei on a point-blank one-timer and also turned away Rick Nash, lunging with his blocker to get a piece of his wrist shot in the first period.
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The prominent dark lips, lunging posture, columnar bodies, and a blanket of hair are constructed from refined lines that cut through the weathered and worn spaces where she originally created the artworks.
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By staying in his stance and refusing to chase Zabit, the spinning backfists and cross buttock throw attempts caught Davis in good base and well defended rather than lunging towards his man.
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On a moody August morning in British Columbia, two humpback whales swam beside the floating Great Bear Lodge, exciting guests who watched them feeding and lunging out of the water for fish.
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He then conjured the game-winner a few minutes later with a chipped pass into the P.S.G. penalty area that Sergi Roberto stabbed into the net with a lunging right-footed volley.
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Two minutes into the second period, Blayre Turnbull of Canada beat a lunging Lee Stecklein of the United States down the right boards and threw the puck in front of the net.
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However, Xiaodong followed up with his running, lunging strikes and easily put Wei Lei down, following up with strikes on the ground for an easy knockout to a stunned silence from the crowd.
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After winning the puck from Predators' Shea Weber and Mike Fisher in the left corner, Garbutt whacked it between a lunging Rinne and the right post for his first goal of the series.
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The horses were made to charge into a pond laden with resting eels, which caused a disturbance that resulted in the cranky eels lunging out of the shallow water and shocking the horses.
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A video shot by a witness and posted on YouTube by Haaretz, the Israeli newspaper, showed a thin man wearing a hoodie running down the Jaffa promenade, lunging at passengers in passing vehicles.
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He bounces back and forth in front of his man in the same rhythm each time before lunging in, except in the later rounds when he has usually grown too tired for this.
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Over the weekend, she had an altercation with Cardi B at New York Fashion Week, which may or may not have ended with the two rappers lunging at each other after a show.
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Controlled by the wearer who can trigger the lunging head whenever they want, the Banshee Box is also a great way to alienate family members, which may or may not be a bad thing.
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Instead of lunging towards him to save his sister, or even opening his mouth to say a single word, he just ran to the side of the ship and jumped off into the water.
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Click here to view original GIFHarrowing new video shows a large great white shark lunging for a chunk of tuna—and then wriggling its way inside a shark-proof cage with a diver inside.
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"I saw some passengers unbuckling and everyone crowding over this one aisle and the flight attendants run over and we see people lunging over people — it was just madness," the New Jersey passenger recalls.
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Michael Rogers, nicknamed "Trolley Man" on social media, repeatedly tried to ram the attacker, Hassan Khalif Shire Ali, who was lunging at police and had earlier stabbed three people, one fatally, in Friday's attack.
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I watched, rapt, as a dancer pushed a rocking chair across the gallery — lunging forward deeply, her head bowed, and then drawing herself upward, only to repeat the cycle all over again, like Sisyphus.
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Lopez wasted a match point in the 433th game of the contest but a sensational lunging backhand volley put him 5-2 ahead in the deciding tiebreak and he made no mistake the second time.
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One of the heroes of the STEM school shooting, Kendrick Castillo, who died protecting his fellow classmates after lunging at one of the gunmen, talked about the prospect of a school shooting with his father.
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The man, who was described by friends as an anarchist and anti-fascist, had already been in trouble with the law for lunging at an officer who was trying to arrest a protester in 2017.
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Dashcam video of the shooting released a year later contradicted pretty much everything police said had happened, revealing that McDonald was walking away from officers -- and not lunging toward them -- when he was shot. 5.
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A 24-year-old transgender man with Asperger's Syndrome was shot and killed in Arizona on Thursday after allegedly lunging towards police with a knife during an incident in his home, police tell PEOPLE. Det.
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Though where Edgar uses to his level change punches in tandem with his takedowns, Alvarez can look a little predictable after a round or two of lunging in with the right hook to the body.
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If anything, he makes more sedate camera choices than J.J. Abrams did in Into Darkness; Lin tends to stick with a shot instead of lunging for the characters' faces, or twisting off in random directions.
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The most famous, of a dog lunging at a young black boy, appeared on May 3; John Kennedy said it made him sick, and he was far from the only person to have that reaction.
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"As the fitness industry evolves, we are seeing more and more trainers, coaches and teams go back to these primal roots by implementing movement patterns like crawling, bending, lunging, rotating into their programming," she said.
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The baseball commissioner, Rob Manfred, said league investigators had reviewed video footage of the March 1 episode, in which Mr. Baer was seen lunging for a cellphone in his wife's hand and forcefully grabbing her.
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Wayne Hennessey saved superbly from Yannick Carrasco before efforts from Thomas Meunier and Eden Hazard were blocked by lunging defenders as Wales, looking to talisman Bale for an outlet, sought to stem the early Belgian tide.
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Michael Rogers repeatedly tried to ram the attacker, Hassan Khalif Shire Ali, who was lunging at police and had stabbed three people, one fatally, in an attack in the city of Melbourne that police branded terrorism.
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It's unclear how many years of psychotherapy it will take before he doesn't wake up with dreams about snakes lunging at him from out of the darkness like some kind of Indiana Jones set piece, though.
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It came in the 57th minute, when Ruidiaz lofted a pass to Leerdam on the right side of the penalty area and Leerdam evaded a lunging Nicolas Benezet and smashed the ball toward the far post.
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It was a match full of extraordinary shot making, but the fifth set reached another level of intensity and quality with both players diving lunging, slipping and coming up repeatedly with bold winners on the move.
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Quietly, stubbornly, you kept the flame alive, trolling the show's Wiki forum, lunging at every report of a possible film version, plotting your make-believe itineraries to Highclere Castle, where most of the show was filmed.
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Gregory Vega, a close friend of Mr. Jones who served as the top federal prosecutor in Southern California, said Mr. Jones had long mulled a political campaign before lunging at a surprise vacancy in the Senate.
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He made a clinching, lunging stop with his left pad off a backhander in the crease from Tomas Plekanec inside two minutes of the final horn, when the Rangers were clinging to a one-goal lead.
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This is as fun as it sounds, and involves diving, squatting, and lunging onto the floor, all with a bungee cord wrapped securely around your waist to deliver some extra resistance (and fun bounce-back action).
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He is no stranger to the frenzy of holiday mega-sales, having witnessed his share of Black Fridays, shoppers lunging, shouting and stampeding in their craze to score a parka or pair of cushioned running shoes.
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It isn't too far out to imagine Rockhold coming in at a comfortable 215 / 220lbs and stuffing the kind of long, lunging shots that Werdum was trying to get in on Mark Hunt and Alistair Overeem.
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Kendrick Ray Castillo, who classmates said died lunging at a STEM School Highlands Ranch attacker in Denver Tuesday, once said he wouldn't think twice about saving others if confronted by a gunman, his father told NBC News.
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At intervals, with a whistle to signal each change, they switched, in unison, to a different and more complex exercise — stepping side to side and pantomiming overhead slams, lunging forward and swatting a backhand, and so on.
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He may blame a "rigged" system for his woes now, but his entire political trajectory has been aided and abetted by rigging of various sorts: politicians hungry for a big donation, reporters lunging toward a quotable celebrity.
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After each move, he leans away from the wall, surveys the cliff face, and then carefully reaches his hand out into midair, where it hovers for a split second before lunging toward a hold several feet away.
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A week later, Arizona's Travell Dixon appeared to be going out of his way to keep his head up and made an open-field tackle on a wide receiver by lunging forward with his chest and shoulder.
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Controlling the final pass from Giroud, Pogba flicked a right-footed shot that deflected off defender Aziz Behich, soared over the lunging Ryan and ricocheted off the bottom of the crossbar and down toward the goal line.
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Dignified, proud, even arrogant, they fought back — shocking and humiliating their abusers with their quick, cutting wit (in a second language) or, if the situation called for it, lunging forward in a raging fury, four fists flying.
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British police said a man who stabbed three people after lunging at them with a large knife in a shopping mall in Manchester, northern England, on Friday had been arrested on suspicion of an act of terrorism.
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Brown's lunging 218-yard score with nine seconds left lifted Pittsburgh to a gripping 210-275 victory and a second division title in three years, delivering just as Brown said Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell had predicted.
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New England were reduced to 10-men six minutes into the second half after Gershon Koffie was shown a straight red card for a lunging foul on McNamara, but New York failed to make the numerical advantage count.
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Eventually they will follow and if you can step in on them with a jab as they step towards the space they have been taught to think you will vacate, you get their weight lunging onto your blow.
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Structure is similarly lacking in "Sepia" (2010), based on Kobo Abe's novel "The Woman in the Dunes," in which the dancers, sensuously lunging and kicking, bathe in streams of sand that pour from vessels hanging from the rafters.
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Picture takers from 100 countries submitted 48,000 entries for the contest, including photos of a leopard seal lunging for a penguin, a male hippo crushing a newborn in its jaws, and a sea turtle strangled by a rope.
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Shortstop Jean Segura made three sterling defenses plays—including throwing a runner out at home, and a lunging stab to end the 9th with the bases loaded—to preserve the tie and send the game to extra innings.
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Betances, who nearly threw away a potential double-play ball — Starlin Castro made a lunging catch to make sure the Yankees got at least one out — struck out Jarrod Dyson to end the eighth with two runners on.
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Brigman also wrote poetry, and the images of her landscapes — the lone lunging tree, the circling gull, and the unclaimed mountain peak — appear in her book of poetry Song of a Pagan to invoke both stillness and struggle.
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Opinion MUMBAI, India — When 2-year-old Rutuja playfully tipped over a bottle, spilling water onto the mud floor of the family's shack, her mother, Nageshwari Rathore, let loose a screech, lunging forward as though to slap the toddler.
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Five assailants were killed, among them a Jordanian visitor who was caught on security cameras lunging toward Israeli police officers with a knife at the Damascus Gate, one of the busiest entrances to the Old City in East Jerusalem.
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Growing up a Red Sox fan, I remember him as much for his ancillary antics—his mid-play high five of a bleacher bum in Baltimore, his lunging cutoff of Johnny Damon's throw—as for his considerable hitting prowess.
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The results were often spectacular throughout the tournament as the nimble Spaniards rebooted rallies with lunging defense and towering lobs or finished them off with passing shots on the run or quick poaches from the lone player at net.
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Two of the most pivotal plays were a surprise bunt single by their cleanup hitter — on a full count — and a lunging, lead-saving catch in left field by a player who had started the game at second base.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police said a man who stabbed three people after lunging at them with a large knife in a shopping mall in Manchester, northern England, on Friday had been arrested on suspicion of an act of terrorism.
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Ten seconds of security camera footage released by the police appeared to show a man, knife in hand, lunging toward a policeman falling backwards onto the ground, then jumping on him while wielding the knife and making stabbing motions.
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The majority of Crumb's work in the first gallery, hung salon style on a single wall alongside Kominsky-Crumb's artwork, depicts strong, athletic women lunging, stretching, and in other sexually suggestive positions drawn in tight, neat, cross-hatched lines.
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He was ours and we were his, and no amount of window breaking, lunging at old ladies, destroying the mail, freaking out when people came to the door, and getting in fights with other dogs was going to change that.
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They're lunging after their most immediate goals in the hopes of still having something in their hands when this is all over — a minor battle victory, a shift in someone's opinion, a moment alone with a loved one before death.
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He strode up and down a busy Brooklyn street on Wednesday, lunging at passers-by — someone pushing a cart, someone holding a young child's hand — with a curved silver pipe resting on his fingers like the barrel of a gun.
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La Ruina pushes back against the idea that the game promotes manipulation, and claims that these "wrong" options point at the sort of tactics that men should avoid: never lunging at women, touching them inappropriately, or making overly explicit sexual suggestions.
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Reviving the effort would thus require either a shift to the left significant enough to win over some Democrats, or lunging right and hoping that Republicans in moderate districts could be bullied into voting for whatever ultimately reaches the House floor.
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Yankees right fielder Rob Refsnyder, relegated to a reserve role by his good friend Aaron Judge, made a lunging catch of an Evan Longoria liner to save a run and keep the game scoreless in the top of the sixth.
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"I saw some passengers unbuckling and everyone crowding over this one aisle and the flight attendants run over and we see people lunging over people — it was just madness," a passenger from New Jersey who wishes to remain anonymous told PEOPLE.
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He kept the lead by lunging forward in the crease to make a glove stop on Josh Bailey's backhand attempt with about 11 minutes left and then by getting his glove on an attempt by John Tavares two minutes later.
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Breaking decades of American diplomatic practice, he caught the Chinese government off guard by lunging into the most sensitive of its so-called core interests, the "One China" policy agreed to by President Richard M. Nixon more than four decades ago.
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All this is before you even get to the creative ones, like the clown face (perfect for combining with the donkey emoji), the shamefully-dressed man dancing emoji (inherently awful), and the aggressively lunging fencer emoji for unsubtle attacks (en garde!).
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With less than 250 minutes left to play, El-Shenawy made his best save of the night, lunging to his left, his body parallel to the ground, to block a powerful shot from Edinson Cavani, another of Uruguay's elite attackers.
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Fernandez was slated to slide over to second base and stick around as insurance, but he broke his right elbow (for the second time in his career) lunging for a ball late in spring training and missed the entire season.
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Brad Pitt crossed a line he had never crossed before by lunging at his 15-year-old son on a private jet and making contact with him, but the details of precisely what happened are in conflict ... and frankly, murky.
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In the past few days, the country has heard allegations about the Republican presidential candidate barging into a beauty pageant dressing room, lunging at a People writer and forcing his tongue down her throat, and grabbing a stranger's breasts on an airplane.
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In an interview with Today, Justin Clark alleged his 14-year-old son Logan had been punched multiple times in the face by an older, bigger student before the teen was seen on video allegedly lunging at others while holding two large knives.
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You might not make double the distance of a fighter just lunging straight from his stance, but perhaps you can add an extra fifty or sixty percent range to your advance and that is more than enough to catch a man out.
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But when he let his hands go, it became clear his arsenal was varied and included solid overhand rights, lunging shots from unorthodox angles, and merciless digs to the body — one of which sent McCorry down to the ground in the third round.
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Cruising towards a decision, Diego Brandao missed a wild lunging elbow and turned his back on Brian Ortega, who was happy to take an anaconda choke, roll into mount, move up to a triangle choke, and roll to his back to finish.
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Ms. Shah served as the ballast, hitting notes squarely and staying comfortably buckled to a variety of swing feels (on originals, jazz standards and French pop classics), while Mr. Moutin played with a fierce, lunging intensity, jittering and thwacking and cajoling the bass.
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Both were united by Cunningham's appreciation for the smallest of details: the sash of a ball gown as a woman walked down a set of marble steps, the slope of a coat shoulder on a woman lunging over a puddle of melting snow.
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Aside from an impressive pass on Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes, lunging down the inside into the hairpin from a long way back, the crucial overtake was on Bottas, finding an unlikely gap in turn six that allowed Ricciardo to take the lead.
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He created several prime scoring chances against Oilers goaltender Cam Talbot, the best of which came 237:11 into the second period when Hall set up P.A. Parenteau with a slick feed, forcing Talbot to make a difficult lunging save with his right pad.
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The league bars defenders on the ground from lunging at a quarterback's lower legs and agrees to assess a 201903-yard penalty for hitting defenseless receivers in the head, a move that further allows them to catch the ball over the middle without fear.
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So, when Jonathan Holder — who was on the mound amid Thursday's collapse as well — surrendered a bouncing single up the middle to Benintendi in the 10th inning that escaped the lunging grasp of Torres at second, there was no chance of stopping Renda from scoring.
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The 29-year-old Frenchman put the nightmare of a sprint loss four years previously in Sochi behind him by lunging across the line to win the 15km mass start, and he gave a masterful performance to anchor the French team to mixed relay gold.
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Texas was trailing the Twins, 2-0, in the fifth when Gallo made a lunging backhand stab of a sinking liner by Jorge Polanco that appeared to be headed to the left-field corner, then threw to second to complete an inning-ending double play.
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We got the Australian actress Wednesday at LAX and asked if she'd forgiven him for what she claims he did to her during a 2002 script meeting -- allegedly lunging at her and groping her, before she threatened to punch him if he didn't lay off.
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But that awful, riveting standoff ending still manages to steal that sequence's thunder, especially for that lightning-quick moment in which Elizabeth goes from pleading with the general to spare her because she's a mother to lunging at him with a rush of determination and panic.
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Her characters were diverse, whether the hard-eyed visages of "Duty" and "Sacrifice" on the 21903 "Firemen's Memorial" by Attilio Piccirilli in Riverside Park, or the lunging 21907 "Spirit of Commerce" by Carl A. Heber that seems ready to fly off the granite of the Manhattan Bridge.
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Federer first saved the break point in the fifth game of the third set and then brought 15,000 hollering fans to their feet when a lunging Djokovic hit a backhand into tramlines to end a mammoth 11-minute game which handed the Swiss a 4-2 lead.
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In a lame statement, Mr. Vance's office attempted to blame the Police Department for not obtaining sufficient evidence of Mr. Weinstein's "criminal intent" — as if intent is ambiguous when the charge is lunging at a young woman, grabbing her breasts and shoving his hand up her skirt.
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Kevin Fiala took the puck on the left side of the ice, skated across the rink and maneuvered around Pavel Buchnevich before passing across the crease to Parise, who tucked his shot into the corner of the net with 2:49 left as Lundqvist tried lunging back.
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Whereas the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show can feel like an homage to the male gaze, Savage x Fenty's show expressed something entirely different: A crowd of underwear-clad people communing with each other (leaning on a partner's shoulders or lunging across the grass in sync) and with themselves.
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Hot, romantic sex, according to the movies, is a stoic, silent, dramatic thing that usually involves rain-soaked men sweeping women off their feet, two people lunging at each other in a bar the moment their sexual tension finally snaps, and teenagers tenderly making out in a car.
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The 6ft-11in (2.11m) Croat, the oldest man in the second round at Melbourne Park in over 40 years, was unable to serve his way out of trouble and Nishikori nosed in front with a searing return that proved too much for the net-rushing Karlovic's lunging backhand.
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And when traveling alone you find yourself in interesting experiences that are not of your own design, such as being served a three-course candelit dinner in the stuffed company of life-size dolls and a lunging toy tiger, as I was, at the Slow Train Bed & Breakfast.
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A former top-40 player who has fallen on leaner times and lost early in a challenger event in Bangkok in the first week of the year, he found something special within on Thursday, grinning through the adversity, lunging and slicing to keep rallies alive and hitting winners down the line.
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Minor, minor stuff in the big scheme of things but a stern reminder that moving both feet at once comes with its own downsides While karate competition can often be even more like fencing, with fighters lunging with a lead straight (kizamizuki), Nelson has been having good success with a slapping left hook.
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On a recent Tuesday morning, at the Navjeevan Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya school, widely known as NSKV, Constable Renu led about 180 girls, aged 11 to 17, through possible scenarios of men grabbing them from behind as they walked down the street, striking a blow to their heads or lunging for their necks.
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But this fall, for the first time in ages, watching a baseball team—watching the Chicago Cubs-- took me back to my boyhood in Mahopac, N.Y. The Cubs made me a kid again, sitting before a small color TV, mitt in hand, diving left, lunging right, mimicking the plays and motions of my heroes.
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There are a ton of factors to consider: from Ferguson's tendency to give up the center of the cage by lunging past opponents, to Dos Anjos' distaste for the front snap kick when a few of Donald Cerrone's hit him in the belly, to Ferguson's tendency to drop his non-punching hand and eat counters.
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The Yankees' offense, largely held in check for the fourth time in five games, got their only runs against starter Vince Velasquez on two swings — a lunging, run-scoring bloop double by Gleyber Torres and a screaming liner by Aaron Judge that just cleared the wall down the left-field line for a solo homer.
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Swift, who is followed by millions on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, wiped her feeds clean Friday and replaced the void Monday with the first of three reptilian videos, each offering just a tad more of a snake, from tail to squirmy middle and finally its beady red-eyes and ominous fangs lunging briefly at the camera.
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So we have numerous examples of defeating an opponent who is holding a knife against your throat with his arms nicely straightened (to the degree that he couldn't stab into the neck if he wanted to) so they can be parried... And opponents who are lunging with the karate stepping punch style thrust of the knife from a few meters away.
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While there were likely no receptive Democratic ears in the room, perhaps there were a few watching at home who feel their party is lunging too far into a fringe culture war and not enough toward finding areas of agreement with a President who is talking about policies that appeal to working class Americans (infrastructure, health care, and border security).
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Case in point: The 2014 shooting by Chicago police of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, which the cops claimed was prompted by the black teen "lunging" with a knife—until a dash-cam video the authorities had been suppressing was forced into the public eye by a judge, revealing that at the moment McDonald had been shot, he wasn't even walking toward the police.
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He imbues the vaguely Germanic phonemes and word parts with a dynamic reading, and, early on, when the viewer is most at risk of losing their footing and falling into total incomprehension, he uses his body, moving away from the podium at which he stands for most of the performance, and lunging himself forward repeatedly, as if to physically force some sense into the text.
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