Fortunately, they were handcuffed and couldn't roll over and make a grab for me.
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Some, he writes, are "waiting for the right opportunity to make a grab for power again".
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Ryan again is the one to discard the niceties and just make a grab for the idol.
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A sociocultural examination of the renewed interest in the granny panty begins in 2014, when granny panties make a grab for the throne.
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Zuboff argues that Google has evolved from a simple search engine into a sprawling behemoth whose core mission is to make a grab for all data.
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No one knows whether the president will use this period to reconcile with his critics, or use the state of emergency to make a grab for power.
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"If they want this business, I think they can make a grab for it, and it would probably cost them a lot less than outright acquiring the new stock that is Yext," Cramer said.
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A quick succession of high-adrenaline events is woven into lower-key intrigue that includes venomous rivalry between the police and the secret service, and a mysterious document that may implicate someone very high up in government and allow Montague to make a grab for power.
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In response the chief executive of the Foundation Trust Network Chris Hopson said: "The responsibility for these surpluses lies with the FTs; any attempt by the statutory bodies to make a grab for them will be furiously resisted".
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The assassin warns RASL that he is meddling with forces he can't control, and that none of the worlds RASL visits are real, which is why he has never met himself. The assassin then reveals his name as Sal, that he is working for the Compound, and that they believe RASL has 2 journals stolen from the navy. He offers a truce for the journals in exchange for not killing RASL's "girlfriends" for 48 hours. RASL tries to make a grab for him but falls on the street, as Sal teleports away.
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The rest of the people were driven from their homes by the Germans and had to wait until 1919 before they were allowed to return. The Russian defeat and the subsequent abdication of Czar Nicholas II opened the door for Vladimir Lenin and the communists to make a grab for power in Russia, leading to the establishment of the Soviet government in Russia in 1917. The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk the following year ended the war between Germany and Soviet Russia and left the Baltic region firmly in German hands. However, after the German capitulation in 1919, the Baltic peoples rose up and established the independent republics of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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Kids in the Kitchen formed early in 1983 in Melbourne with the line-up of Scott Carne on lead vocals, Bruce Curnow on drums, Greg Dorman on lead guitar, Craig Harnath on bass guitar, and Greg Woodhead on keyboards. The group played live for eight months before signing with Mushroom Records' White label. Australian musicologist, Ian McFarlane, described how they had "attracted a great deal of attention. [They] had the right sound (contemporary synth pop with a dash of funk inspired by the likes of Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet and Chic), the right looks and plenty of youthful appeal to make a grab for the charts". The band's debut single, "Change in Mood" (produced by Ricky Fataar and Tim Kramer), reached No. 10 on the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart in October 1983.
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