When you swing it to the front, you twist mallet so the head is now parallel to the ground, so you have more area of the mallet available to hit the ball.
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According to the affidavit, Nieves insisted Rosado had seen Ledeatte and Mallet arguing at Alpine Motors, Rosado said, even though Rosado told the detective he'd never seen Ledeatte and Mallet together there.
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Mallet and others have found that introgression was also responsible.
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Sarah White; Editing by Hugh
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After our lesson, my mallet-wielding arm was so, so sore.
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It takes 20043 compact swings of a mallet, a sharp thwack!
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It takes 2100 compact swings of a mallet, a sharp thwack!
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq and Benjamin Mallet in Paris and
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Among them were Harley's bat and the mallet she'll be using.
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" "Without Mallet, Hong Kong won't have any less freedom of speech.
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It turned out Walker's testimony was the only evidence against Mallet.
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Now: Mallet died in April 2019 at the age of 77.
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Pounding rice into a doughy holiday treat with a giant wooden mallet.
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"Near the body was a bloodied hammer, knife and mallet," officials stated.
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Greg Mahlich
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"If you continually prevent hybridization, this could be a problem," Mallet said.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Tim Hepher; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta
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Modeled after the weapon in Suicide Squad, mallet head is actually soft.
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Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman
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Using a meat mallet or rolling pin, gently pound to ½-in. thickness.
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Susan Fenton
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet; writing by Inti Landauro; editing by Richard Lough
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Sudip Kar-Gupta; editing by Jason Neely
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Mathieu Rosemain; editing by John Irish
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Additional reporting by Benjamin Mallet; Editing by David Goodman and Susan Thomas
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Rosado had known both Ledeatte and Mallet from the used car business.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Sudip Kar-Gupta; Editing by Adrian Croft
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He joins the firm in New York from Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Geert De Clercq; Editing by Alexandra Hudson
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Pound ice with mallet or rolling pin to break up into smaller pieces.
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Helen Mirren is speaking out about the death of her cousin Tania Mallet.
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"There aren't many houses where you can say that," de Mallet Morgan says.
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Under opulent chandeliers, guests eat sushi and drink Chateau Sociando-Mallet Bordeaux 2011.
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Using a heavy wooden mallet, Ms. Yang, 55, began to pound the fabric.
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"I'll take a mallet and hit a microwave door for inspiration," Grush said.
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Thomas went to a different style Scotty Cameron mallet to start the year.
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"There are some independent villas, but not many," Mr. de Mallet Morgan said.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet, writing by Geert De Clercq, editing by Louise Heavens
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"We're still years away from this kind of technology in consumer headsets," Mallet said.
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"We had a blinkered attitude," said James Mallet, an evolutionary biologist at Harvard University.
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Tania Mallet -- one of the original Bond girls and Helen Mirren's cousin -- has died.
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Reporting by Bate Felix, Emmanuel Jarry and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta
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That could prove difficult for them, Francois Mallet, an analyst at Kepler Cheuvreux, said.
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Reporting by John Irish and Benjamin Mallet; editing by David Evans and Grant McCool
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Her character was ultimately killed off in the film, and Mallet continued to model.
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This year's edition attracted 5.53,000 visitors (attendance figures were not available for Shepton Mallet).
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The Gamelan, which features central in their ensemble, is a traditional Indonesian mallet instrument.
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Reporting by Bate Felix and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Richard Lough and Dale Hudson
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The Financial Times said it was appealing the decision denying Mallet a work visa.
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Unlike Victor Mallet, the Financial Times journalist, Mr. Tibbo left on his own accord.
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Mallet's conviction rested on Walker's account that he had seen Mallet fire the gun.
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq, Benjamin Mallet and Ingrid Melander; Editing by Larry King
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Imagine if he'd killed Robert De Niro by crushing his head with an enormous mallet.
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Each was pulled from its tube and smacked twice on the head with the mallet.
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Additional reporting by Benjamin Mallet in Paris; Editing by Alissa de Carbonnel and Mark Potter
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But she declined to explain why Mallet has been effectively forced to leave the city.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet, Chine Labbé and Bate Felix; editing by Richard Balmforth/Mark Heinrich
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Types of puttersBlade: Heel/Toe: Mallet: Key features for puttersMetal Face: Insert Face: Combination Face:
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Even before the exclusion of Mallet, there has been creeping self-censorship in Hong Kong.
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Reporting by Bate Felix and Benjamin Mallet, Dominique Vidalon; Editing by Leigh Thomas/Keith Weir
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Additional reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Bate Felix; Editing by Mark Potter and Alexandra Hudson
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Geert De Clercq; Editing by Inti Landauro and David Evans
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Hopefully, next time they'll let him use a bigger mallet to smash through the formula.
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The Bronx District Attorney's office, which prosecuted Mallet, also declined to comment on his case.
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He signed a statement pinning the crime on Mallet, and they let him go home.
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Mallet was released from prison in January and has been working to clear his name.
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If the heart stops, doctors break through the sternum with a mallet and a chisel.
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Last month, the Hong Kong authorities declined to renew the working visa of Victor Mallet, an editor for The Financial Times, after he hosted a speech by a Hong Kong independence advocate at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, where Mr. Mallet served as vice president.
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Reporting by Geert De Clercq and Benjamin Mallet; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta and Dale Hudson
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He doesn't reciprocate my greeting and steps out from behind the muscle car gripping a mallet.
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Without any attachments the dryer is arrestingly snub-nosed, with the silhouette of a rubber mallet.
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While she missed out on that role, Mallet went on to score a part in Goldfinger.
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Hong Kong's refusal to grant Mallet entry as a tourist effectively places him on a blacklist.
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Turn off utilities so a careless mallet swing doesn't usher in a fresh mess -- or worse.
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While she missed out on that role, Mallet went on to score a part in Goldfinger.
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Mallet's employer accused Hong Kong of withholding the visa as retribution for Mallet hosting the talk.
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The thieves' initial attempt to smash it with a fat rubber mallet was loud and unsuccessful.
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His Fifth Symphony ("Describing Planes of an Extended Hypersphere," 1984) called for "mallet guitars," played percussively.
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"You are really talking about the 1 percent of the 1 percent," de Mallet Morgan says.
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Walker pointed him out as the shooter, and Mallet was eventually charged with murder, records indicate.
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Mallet also had an uncredited role on "The New Avengers" in 1976 before returning to modeling.
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He took a series of files and tapped them sharply into the bone cavity with a mallet.
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"This is the sound of creation," Neptune said, as he pounded the tree log with a mallet.
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Place cornflakes in a large resealable plastic bag; finely crush using a meat mallet or rolling pin.
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Directed by David Mallet, a comically prolific music-video surrealist, it hocks an impressionistic loogie at imperialism.
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On October 23rd Mr Mallet is due to moderate panels at a conference organised by his newspaper.
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Also, swinging around a several-foot long wooden mallet is not exactly a day at the palace.
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Two still-squirming palm-sized abalone are shucked and then pounded with a mallet under plastic wrap.
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This seems to ease the tension just enough and he places the mallet on the engine block.
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Look carefully at the panel's dark left side, and a large mallet forms peers through the paint.
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British actress and model Tania Mallet has died, the official James Bond Twitter handle announced on Sunday.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet; writing by Geert De Clercq; editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta and Jason Neely
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The Pinemeadow Golf PGX putter gives you a heavy mallet-style style putter for a great price.Pros:
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Child used a wooden mallet to whack a carving knife through the spine of a roasted chicken.
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However, his real interest here is capturing what America has become — and taking a mallet to it.
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His skin transparent as tracing paper, the foot was a mallet of flesh, the toes tiny buds.
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My girls had their pot lids; I grabbed my Home Depot five-gallon pail and a mallet.
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My girls had their pot lids; I grabbed my Home Depot five-gallon pail and a mallet.
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Beijing expels Victor Mallet of The Financial Times in a move intended to freeze out independent voices.
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Mallet has worked as a journalist for more than 30 years for Reuters and the Financial Times.
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" "The rejection of a renewal of work visa for FT correspondent Victor Mallet sends a worrying signal.
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But she declined to explain why Mallet has been effectively forced to leave the Asian financial hub.
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They told him Mallet had a long criminal record — which was not true, according to court filings.
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Each strike of his mallet cuts through the relative quiet of the world's second-largest tropical rainforest.
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Mallet said this may mean using facial or fingerprint recognition to connect a realistic avatar to a person.
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Mallet said another study coauthor was given enough funding to use these wild seals for another three years.
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It is a blunt tool, a bone mallet in the days when scalpels have become far more commonplace.
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The barrel is opened with a wooden mallet in order to serve the sake inside to those present.
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Additional reporting by Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Geert De Clercq; Editing by Sudip Kar-Gupta and Adrian Croft
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We are very sorry to hear that Tania Mallet who played Tilly Masterson in GOLDFINGER has passed away.
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William and Harry are longtime polo fans and often take up the mallet for high-profile charity events.
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The meat is tenderized by a mallet with spring-loaded needles that break down fibers without sacrificing succulence.
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Mr. Campion, also 29, is an associate at Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle, a New York law firm.
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"Your hair will absorb the steam from the shower and it'll help the hair relax," Mr. Mallet said.
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Until the seals, it took 20 years of scientists using long cables to gather just 1,000 profiles, said Mallet.
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Mallet pointed out that this kind of fully-tracked full-body avatar is still far off in the future.
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Instead of a new work visa, Mr Mallet has been given a visitor's permit valid for just seven days.
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Because we were newbies to riding a horse while swinging a mallet around, we practiced on wooden horses first.
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"Every day that passes, there are costs associated," said Adrien Mallet, director of business development at SunPower in Mexico.
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"A lot of them just don't hold up when they get blown up to 60-inch screens," Mallet added.
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And on Thursday night, Mr. Mallet was denied entry into Hong Kong as a visitor, The Financial Times said.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Gwénaëlle Barzic; Writing by Bate Felix; Editing by Geert De Clercq and Alexander Smith
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Gwénaëlle Barzic; Writing by Bate Felix; Editing by Geert De Clercq and Alexander Smith
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Don't worry if it looks a little ragged; it will be pounded with a mallet to an even thickness.
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"A few gentle taps on the wrench with a rubber mallet, and the bolt was broken loose," he said.
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A screen at the front of the room displayed a skull above a wrench crossed with a rubber mallet.
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"Goldfinger" (1964): Model Tania Mallet was cast as Tilly Masterson after her photo was sent to the Bond producer.
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Dodd, in an attempt to have fun, decided to hit Beador over the head with a mallet from behind.
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Her chamber orchestra, m_unit, blends strings and horns and mallet percussion in service of her resplendent, highly singable compositions.
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She pings my knees with a rubber mallet, does a jerky massage on my feet to see if they're swollen.
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In which case, dear lord, let's hope she changes her tune by the time Joe takes out that book mallet.
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In 2012, Mallet and his colleagues showed a large amount of gene flow between two hybridizing species of Heliconius butterfly.
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Next, we recommend a fruit and enzyme marinade for the foal, followed by an hour of tenderizing with a mallet.
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Mallet finger injuries, which involve the tendon that straightens the end joint of fingers and thumbs, are the most common.
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Woods was seen testing a mallet-style TaylorMade Ardmore 3 putter during a practice round at TPC Potomac in Maryland.
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Caleb at least tried to use a scalpel to dissect his charge; Giamatti's character uses a mallet, with predictable results.
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In the fourth quarter, Ndamukong Suh grabbed backup quarterback Ryan Mallet by the throat in the middle of an altercation.
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The newspaper said Friday that Victor Mallet, its Asia news editor, was told his work visa would not be renewed.
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In the last third of the book, Bob becomes suspicious about the mysterious employer for whom he wields his mallet.
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For charquekan, beef is hung to dry for three days, then boiled and struck with a mallet until it frays.
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Reporting by Bate Felix and Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Sybille de La Hamaide; Editing by Gus Trompiz/Sudip Kar-Gupta
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"It's this position and this view that really is why you buy a house like this," de Mallet Morgan says.
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By that same logic, one universe had Jack Torrance attacking his family with a roque mallet — and, in another, an axe.
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The authorities in Hong Kong refused to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, a British journalist based in the territory.
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FCC acting president Victor Mallet said the club has over the years neither endorsed nor opposed the diverse views of speakers.
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This painting is filled with striped, mallet-like forms streaming into deep space and terminating in the lower left-hand corner.
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The incident follows a controversial FCC event in August, chaired by Mallet, which featured pro-Hong Kong independence activist Andy Chan.
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Seal the bag, then pound with a meat mallet until the candy is pulverized and the consistency of coarse sand. 3.
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"We are very sorry to hear that Tania Mallet who played Tilly Masterson in GOLDFINGER has passed away," the account tweeted.
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The woman swings a mallet at the balloons popping a few of them and Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) comes into view.
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The humiliating stint standing behind Trump at press conferences, looking as if he'd been hit on the head with a mallet.
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William and Harry are longtime fans of the dignified sport and often take up the mallet for high-profile charity events.
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The plans to eject Mr. Mallet have further blurred the line between Hong Kong and mainland China, human rights advocates said.
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"In polo, you can get hit by a mallet, a flying ball or fall under a horse," Mr. Mac Donough said.
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Authorities have so far refused to explain their decision on Mallet, except to say that no independence advocacy will be tolerated.
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Incorporating the mallet (in different sizes) in each of the five tabletop sculptures, Webster animates them with a light, witty presence.
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RUBBER MALLET This low-cost tool is useful for "delivering a strong blow without damaging whatever you're striking," Mr. Deutsch said.
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Who goes in there and buys one piece of metal ventilation, a heavy rubber mallet, and all sorts of random crap?
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Hammer Lords, meanwhile, trundle along, weighed down by their hefty mallet, though a hammer flip attack can be charged for devastating damage.
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Here's what's weird about that: In the book, Jack uses a roque mallet (and not an axe) to attack Wendy and Danny.
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I climbed up on the fake horse, complete with a fake horse head, with my mallet and learned the technique for swinging.
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Additional reporting by Benjamin Mallet in Paris and Karolin Schaps and William James in London; Editing by Richard Lough and Alexandra Hudson
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It's stopped me trying to be clever, because you can't be clever: It's just a disc that you strike with a mallet.
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He joins from Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle and is joined by partners Theresa Foudy, Shaya Rochester, Cindi Giglio and Evan Borenstein.
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Instead, Harley will wield a version of her iconic mallet, which was featured in "Batman the Animated Series" and in the comics.
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And he has switched to a heavier, mallet-style putter that should make it easier to quicken the pace of his putts.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee — Michael Bloomberg grasped a wooden mallet, standing next to a barrel of bourbon with his name stamped on the front.
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The brothers, Steven and Otis Mallet, were both arrested in 2008 by Mr. Goines, who claimed he had bought drugs from them.
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She's feuding with Vicki Gunvalson, she's snapping back at Tamra Judge, she's bonking Shannon Beador in the head with a giant mallet.
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They then used a rubber mallet, a rake, and a sledgehammer to hit both the strings and the side of the piano.
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Shortly afterward, Mallet heard the cops were looking for him and voluntarily went to the precinct to see what the problem was.
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To figure out the musical scale, start by banging a mallet on the blade's flat edge to learn where the notes are.
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"There are almost too many billionaires living here to count," Edward de Mallet Morgan of Global Super Prime Residential told CNBC in 2018.
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"There are almost too many billionaires living here to count," Edward de Mallet Morgan of Global Super Prime Residential told CNBC in 2018.
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Based on forum advice I got some nail type tent pegs that were easy to drive into the ground and a rubber mallet.
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Concerns in Hong Kong's journalism community as a Western journalist, Victor Mallet with the Financial Times, is expelled from the semiautonomous Chinese city.
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He was found guilty in 2013 of killing Kathryn Faughey, a Manhattan psychologist, with a mallet and a knife during a robbery attempt.
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Victor Mallet, the F.C.C. vice-president who moderated the discussion and a British national, has since been barred from returning to Hong Kong.
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Jack Kornfield, a Buddhist meditation teacher, presented the couple with his version of a "ring," a Tibetan singing bowl and a wooden mallet.
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On his final night, he gave a solo performance, stalking around behind a massive setup of bells and drums and other mallet instruments.
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"The Hong Kong authorities have rejected an application to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet," the Financial Times confirmed in a statement.
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Three policemen crouched behind a low concrete wall with several small holes that had been made with a pry bar and a mallet.
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James Drew has left Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle to join Katten Muchin Rosenman's insolvency and restructuring practice as partner in New York.
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"Our result only refers to a small sample of the scientific research," Estelle Dumas Mallet, the study's lead author, writes in an email.
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Upon her arrest, police recovered a steel mallet, a BB gun, a 4-inch knife, leading to initial charges of attempted murder and kidnapping.
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The pro-Communist press aside, many in Hong Kong as well as elsewhere are worried by what the territory's treatment of Mr Mallet portends.
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You hold the mallet in your dominant hand (for me, my right), swing it to the back with the head perpendicular to the ground.
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"As far as I'm aware, PDVSA is not a party to a settlement with Crystallex," said Joseph Pizzurro, the Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle.
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Instead, Joe takes Benji down to the rare books section of the basement, and whacks him over the head with that very same mallet.
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He submitted it to Thierry Frémaux, the festival's director, only after the initial lineup had been announced in mid-April, Mr. Mallet-Guy said.
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One musician drew a mallet around the cylinder's circumference, while the other gently thrummed the edges of the bars underneath, producing slight, dreamy dissonances.
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Hong Kong officials have not given a reason for rejecting a journalist visa for Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor for The Financial Times.
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With the percussionist David Hawkins adding thick mallet strokes on a second drum kit, Mr. Murray kept up a thunderous and slant-fit groove.
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A percolating episode, played mostly on mallet instruments, prodded the orchestra to synthesize what had happened along the way, as this engrossing piece concluded.
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"The market has leveled off somewhat in the last six months," said Edward de Mallet Morgan, head of the Monaco office for Knight Frank.
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I really don't love pounding the meat; it's an annoying task, and the whole kitchen seems to rattle when the mallet hits the counter.
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It felt like a miniature version of that strong man carnival game in which you pound a mallet to try to ring a bell.
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The 20-year-old victim was hit in the face with a rubber mallet and stabbed seven times in his neck and cheek, investigators learned.
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Yepez, himself known as "El Marro," or "The Mallet," is wanted by federal authorities and suspected of crimes ranging from drug trafficking to fuel theft.
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He seasoned the cutting board, and then had this wooden mallet that looked like a billy club, and he pounded the big steak with it.
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Police said they found envelopes with the cartel's stamp, a mallet, and the phrase, "Relatives should be prepared to protest when asked to do so."
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And being a hybrid shouldn't rule out protection under conservation laws, according to Mallet and other researchers who see hybridization as natural and evolutionarily important.
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Their tools included egg trays and a rubber mallet, which they used to brain a fertile female coho salmon, now hanging dead on a hook.
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Mr Mallet was "guilty by association", he says (stressing that he can only speak in "a personal capacity", given that his party has been outlawed).
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Victor Mallet describes in "River of Life, River of Death" how the Ganges system appears to be a conduit for bacteria increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
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However, the boys didn't fall asleep so he beat them multiple times in the head with a mallet, causing them serious injury, the statement says.
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From there, a serrated knife and a small mallet will allowed you to carve the ice into big cubes, small cubes, or spears for highballs.
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He even shows the kid how to fix the book his stepdad destroys, using a mallet Joe will later use for less-than-literary purposes.
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Tina Albright has left Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle to join Day Pitney as partner in the firm's trusts and estates practice in New York.
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It's so big that the restaurant serves it with a wooden mallet so that anyone who orders it up also gets a side of ceremony.
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Five moles pop up from a board at random, and your job is to hit them with a mallet before they duck out of reach.
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Across the border, Hong Kong declined to renew the visa of the Financial Times Asia news editor, Victor Mallet, which will lead to his expulsion.
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Word of the Day : a small mallet used by a presiding officer or a judge _________ The word gavel has appeared in 41 articles on nytimes.
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For almost 50 years, he's been employing a tool set that includes shears, surgical scissors, pliers, a rubber mallet, an anvil and a butane torch.
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Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam, however, addressing the controversy directly for the first time, skirted questions on whether Mallet was being punished for hosting Chan.
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Mallet filed Walker's account in a New York state court in October as part of an effort to overturn his conviction based on new evidence.
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Mallet filed Walker's account in a New York state court this week as part of an effort to overturn his conviction based on new evidence.
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Some of them, along with the silver mallet and related artifacts, were on display this week at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City.
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Joshua Rosenzweig, East Asia Research Director for Amnesty International, tweeted that the effective blacklisting of Mallet would have a "chilling effect on freedom of expression".
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Flatten fillets a bit with the palm of your hand, the back of a skillet or a small mallet; they should be about 1 inch thick.
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The soft ground magnifies shaking like a bowl of jello getting hit with a mallet: The bowl doesn't move much, but the jello bounces a lot.
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The police found a steel mallet, a knife with a four-inch blade, a BB gun, and a map to the rival's house in her possession.
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"I might be nine months pregnant, but if anyone's going to knock down this wall, it's me!" she cried before hitting the wall with a mallet.
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Mr. Farhadi had to submit his screenplay to the Iranian government before getting permission to film in Tehran, but faced no problems, Mr. Mallet-Guy said.
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During a recent tattooing in his thatched hut, Leni sat cross-legged and used a mallet to tap a stainless steel comb into his subject's body.
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Or, if you are making something like a chicken milanese (essentially, a flattened and fried chicken breast), you can flatten the meat by using a mallet.
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In his role as first vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Hong Kong, Mallet in August hosted Andy Chan, head of the National Party.
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But Mr. Mallet did not advocate independence or endorse Mr. Chan; he moderated a talk on a critical political issue, which is what correspondents' associations do.
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The video shows how quickly Nakatani pounds the dough with his bare hands, alternating with heavy beatings from a wooden mallet administered by a co-worker.
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"There are almost too many billionaires living here to count," Edward de Mallet Morgan, a partner at Knight Frank real estate group, told CNBC in 2018.
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"If a billionaire arrives on the Cote d&aposAzur, they tend to want Cap Ferrat for the address," de Mallet Morgan told the Telegraph in August.
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Mallet said in August the FCC neither endorsed nor opposed the diverse views of its speakers, fully respected the law and championed free speech and freedom.
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" Speaking at Tuesday's event, Mallet said hosting speakers like Chan "is what press clubs do, this is really a completely normal activity for a press club.
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There's a strongman who's got a high-striker mallet, challenging people to see if they can best him, and you see what remains of former challengers.
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Working with one piece at a time, place the chicken between 2 pieces of plastic wrap and pound with a mallet, to an even ½-inch thickness. 2.
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Get the Wonder Woman headphones for $25 See Details If Harley Quinn is more your speed than Wonder Woman, then this mallet will make the perfect statement.
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In the game, her version of Harley Quinn was equipped with both a mallet and a handgun, and (unlike the heroes in "Lego Batman") could open doors.
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"The FCC does believe that its members, and the public at large, have the right ... to hear the views of different sides in any debate," Mallet said.
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When a black key aligns with one of the tiny mallet-like "fingers," the controller fires a tiny motor to make the appropriate finger tap the screen.
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The FCC's acting president, Victor Mallet, said China's Foreign Ministry had made "representations to the club" regarding the event, without elaborating on what the ministry had said.
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World number three Rory McIlroy, frustrated by his recent putting form, auditioned five different putters before Saturday's third round before choosing a half mallet styled flat stick.
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Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam, however, addressing the controversy directly for the first time, skirted questions on whether Mallet was being punished for hosting the Chan speech.
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The piece is a mallet where her previous work was a scalpel, both text-heavy and literal, two qualities Rosler, in her earlier work, actively fought against.
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Additional reporting by Leigh Thomas, Jean-Baptiste Vey, Gilles Guillaume and Benjamin Mallet; Writing by Michel Rose and Ingrid Melander; Editing by Pravin Char and David Goodman
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To the many international businesses that operate out of Hong Kong, the treatment of Mr. Mallet is in effect a threat to Hong Kong's identity and role.
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The organist sometimes uses a small wood bar to depress blocks of keys to produce punchy cluster chords, surrounded by bursts of chimes, gongs and mallet percussion.
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To show it was possible, Dr. Gupta, Dr. Chapman and an oral and maxillofacial surgeon performed the bone removal on two cadavers using a chisel and mallet.
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In the pen where he broke in polo ponies, I sat on a squat and sleepy quarter horse and tried to connect the mallet with the ball.
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Lachazo was answering questions about the new appliances when he "suddenly grabbed a nearby mallet" and struck Udell on the side of the head, the complaint alleges.
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Nowak wore a disguise and packed a steel mallet, a BB gun and a 4-inch knife, prompting her initial arrest on charges of attempted murder and kidnapping.
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These commitments carried him across the five decades of a career that was often marked by collaborations — with, among others, Robert Mallet-Stevens, Le Corbusier, and Charlotte Perriand.
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Malcolm Borwick is the closest thing polo has to a celebrity athlete — a Roger Federer on a horse or a tattoo-free David Beckham with mallet in hand.
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Wonder Woman: Movie SWAT Sword with Sound FX See Details If Harley Quinn is more your speed than Wonder Woman, then this mallet will make the perfect statement.
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Harley Quinn Mallet See Details If you found a nice cheap Harry Potter costume online, then you can do way better than a plastic wand as an accessory.
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The cartoon physics also keeps the danger level low: characters stretch, squash, and bounce back from terrible falls as if they'd been hit with a Looney Tunes mallet.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has repeatedly stressed Hong Kong respects media and other freedoms but has so far refused to give an explanation for denying Mallet entry.
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Mr. Mallet has noticed that clients often show up at his salons in the winter with dry, itchy scalps because they use hotter water when it's cold outside.
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" David Mallet, who was hired at 19 to be Mr. Good's assistant producer, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Good "was classically trained — and a complete maniac.
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The unusual percussion adds folkloric color, and the players heat up the tension until the final, wild glissandos on the piano here, pounded out with a softheaded mallet.
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In the meantime, Mallet is working to make sense of a world that barely resembles the one he left behind when he went to prison two decades ago.
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Facebook Reality Labs' research manager, Ronald Mallet, showed off a video on Wednesday of what he called an early prototype of the next generation of hyper-realistic VR avatars.
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Get a Harley Quinn mallet for $32.99 See Details You deserve cooler looking display toys than FunKo Pops, and these Herocross DC Metal figures can do just the trick.
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A western journalist, Victor Mallet, was also effectively expelled from Hong Kong, soon after he hosted a talk at a press club by the head of the National Party.
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Reporting by Benjamin Mallet and Michel Rose, Dominique Vidalon, additional reporting by Myriam Rivet; Writing by Sarah White and Geert De Clercq; editing by Susan Fenton and Grant McCool
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As a counterpoint to this narrative, Dan Hicks, a professor of archaeology at Oxford University, and a French colleague, Sarah Mallet, set about telling a different, and ongoing, story.
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When I stop in front of the gate, she's in the center of the yard, a mallet raised above her head, the spotlight she works under burnishing her curls.
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When the organist strikes a key on the instrument, the corresponding mallet strikes the stalactites, all coordinated via a hidden mechanical device that receives electrical signals from the organ.
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By his third year, he'd secured a job offer from Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP, a white shoe firm in New York City, where he's worked ever since.
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Reporting by Gilbert Reilhac in Strasbourg, Sudip Kar-Gupta, Benjamin Mallet and Geert De Clercq in Paris; Writing by Geert De Clercq; Editing by Keith Weir and Mark Potter
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Photograph courtesy Peter Mallet On a morning in September, before dawn, a tugboat was pushing a loaded barge from Newark Bay to Manhattan, at the pace of a kayak.
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An expert like Dill can create a custom engraving on site within 15 minutes, using a three-pound mallet and stamps as minuscule as one-sixteenth of an inch.
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Mr. Mallet returned to Hong Kong after an international trip on Sunday and was allowed to enter the territory on a seven-day visitor visa, The Financial Times said.
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With a tiny mallet and a point-and-shoot camera, she cataloged cracks and blemishes on the building's facade, pausing at each floor to feel around for fatal flaws.
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His footwork recalls an older generation of performers, but his look—that jaw, the smile, the grease mallet hair—sits him squarely in the mid-century of American exceptionalism.
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This savvy and environmentally friendly way of achieving "loose, low-key waves," as Mr. Mallet describes them, requires just your fingers and a few minutes of planning before sleep.
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To warm up, men and women in thick hockey gloves practice by biking in tight circles, holding a lightweight mallet and maneuvering around a small ball while pedaling constantly.
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Shortly after the speech, the club's vice president, Financial Times journalist Victor Mallet, was refused a visa renewal by the Hong Kong government -- a move that is usually procedural.
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The initial contract is signed with a 10 percent deposit held in escrow by the notary, Mr. de Mallet Morgan said, and financing is readily available for qualifying buyers.
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The fashion hairstylist David Mallet gathered friends and fans — Haider Ackermann, Pierre Hardy, Giambattista Valli — to celebrate his posh new salon, coming soon to the newly reopened Ritz Paris.
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The actual spike, cast in 17.6-karat gold, and three other ceremonial spikes of gold and silver alloys, were tapped into pre-drilled holes with a silver-plated mallet.
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"The Hong Kong authorities have rejected an application to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, Asia news editor at the Financial Times," the newspaper said in a statement.
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Mallet, who is the FCC's vice-president, did not respond immediately to a request for comment, while Hong Kong's immigration department said it did not comment on specific cases.
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Victor Mallet, the club's acting president, said China's Foreign Ministry had "made representations to the club" about the event, though he did not reveal what was communicated to him.
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Mallet has worked as a journalist and foreign correspondent for more than 30 years, first at Reuters and then for the Financial Times, including more than 12 years in Asia.
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Two months ago, Mallet hosted a luncheon speech at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) by an independence activist, Andy Chan, that Chinese and Hong Kong officials strongly criticised.
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Mr. Mallet-Guy, meanwhile, said he hoped the easing of trade relations between Iran and the West would make it easier for Iranian filmmakers to secure financing from European sources.
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He wields a mallet, too, every so often, but he sees disturbing echoes of Mr. Lane's comments in his financial planning clients who want to chase the latest hot investment.
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Their music is slow and sweeping but intricately detailed—a dazzling latticework of rippling melodies creating complex intersections between mallet samples, synth patches, and electronic sounds more delightful and strange.
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In Polynesia, "we did not find any evidence of a sex difference in our first seroprevalence surveys," said Dr. Henri-Pierre Mallet, an epidemiologist in that French territory's health department.
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With an X-ray image of his skull projected on a screen behind him, Mr. Mac Donough explained that he was once hit above the eye with a polo mallet.
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"We were making videos for a screen that the very largest was 32 inches," Mallet said in an interview, also lamenting that a lot of video work wasn't carefully archived.
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On Thursday, the Hong Kong authorities denied entry as a visitor to Victor Mallet, an editor at The Financial Times, a few weeks after he was expelled from the city.
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Two months ago, Mallet hosted a luncheon speech at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents Club (FCC) by an independence activist, Andy Chan, that Chinese and Hong Kong officials strongly criticized.
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But Kendall Taggart revealed that witness has now recanted his testimony, claiming NYPD detectives assaulted him and threatened to lock him up if he didn't blame Mallet for the murder.
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A visualization created by expert Geoffrey Loftus of what a person might look like from 2300 feet away under the conditions Walker originally claimed to have identified Mallet at trial.
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Proper cooking begins with a proper pounding — that is, hitting the meat with a mallet, a rolling pin or a big heavy frying pan until it compacts into a cutlet.
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In August, Mallet, who was the FCC's acting president at the time, hosted a speech by pro-independence activist Andy Chan in a move strongly condemned by China's Foreign Ministry.
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I would like to thank the members of the Academy, my crew in Iran, my producer Alexandre Mallet-Guy, Cohen Media, Amazon and my fellow nominees in the foreign film category.
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This wave of sun stuff carries its own magnetic field along with it—and if it happens to pass over the Earth, the effect is like a mallet hitting a gong.
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One of the three sites participating in the test is the government-funded Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre, or Agri-EPI Centre, in Shepton Mallet, a small town in southwest England.
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Victor Mallet "attempted to enter Hong Kong on Thursday as a visitor but was turned away at the border after several hours of questioning by immigration officers," the Financial Times said.
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Victor Mallet, the FT's Asia news editor who also is vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, is effectively being expelled after he was denied a new work visa without reason.
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And while the mallet is basically there for Instagram stories and other social media platforms, it certainly adds an element of fun that you don't get with other unicorn-inspired sweets.
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Authorities in Hong Kong haven't explained the decision, but it's believed to be linked to a talk Mr. Mallet hosted in August featuring the leader of a pro-independence political party.
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Mr. Mallet, as first vice president for the Foreign Correspondents' Club, was host of the event and the club's leading spokesman at the time, while its president was out of town.
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The move came after Mr. Mallet drew the ire of Chinese officials by hosting, as vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, a talk with the pro-independence advocate Andy Chan.
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This is stupid and wack and not every part of your body is that reflex-heavy secret spot under your knee that your doctor likes to hit with a funny mallet.
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She had gone full-on Jason Bourne for the attack, dressed in a wig and a trench coat, and armed with a BB gun, a steel mallet and a buck knife.
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He used the AimPoint method of reading greens for the first time in competition, and used a smaller version of the mallet putter that pushed him to the No. 1 ranking.
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As the work being done by Mallet, Arnold, Eizirik and the Grants (among others) has shown, when interbreeding between geographically neighboring species happens naturally, it can help species adapt to new threats.
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There's digitalist mallet work that rumbles like acid rain on a hot day, sampled or synthesized water sounds that feel like rolling around in puddles of industrial runoff, or twitchy piano lines.
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I wasn't just hearing the note, I was hearing how it was being played — whether it was the hit of a mallet on a marimba or the strumming of a guitar string.
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For one thing, he has opened up a vast space which he has populated with his striped mallet-like beings, an invented form that is simultaneously abstract and figurative, human and alien.
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Financial Times Asia editor Victor Mallet was turned away at the border after several hours of questioning by immigration officers, the newspaper said, weeks after his working visa renewal was controversially refused.
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Carrying tools in a bucket and two shiny new Stolpersteine, he stepped across the sidewalk and with a small electric concrete saw sliced out two cobblestones, smashing them apart with a mallet.
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"There's the fable, the moral level, but also the social dimension, social class, and the religious dimension," said Alexandre Mallet-Guy, a French producer who co-produced the film with Mr. Farhadi.
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From Rongtang Town, he brought me a small copper gong, the size of an ox's hoofprint, along with a mallet made from a bamboo chopstick, the thick end tightly wrapped in rags.
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The Financial Times said on Friday that the Hong Kong government had given no reason for the decision not to renew a work visa for Victor Mallet, the newspaper's Asia news editor.
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Its director, David Mallet, said it was filmed in one day, like many of the clips he did then, and aimed for a display much different from those we're accustomed to today.
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Years later, during a polo match at Newport, he became incensed by the lackluster play of a teammate and bashed the poor man in the head with his mallet, rendering him senseless.
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"Thor has two iconic weapons: the "Mjolnir," the short mallet seen in every Marvel film except during his appearance in "Avengers: Infinity War" where he also takes on the much larger "Stormbreaker.
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"In the absence of an explanation from the Hong Kong authorities, the FT is appealing the recent rejection of a renewed work visa for Victor Mallet," the newspaper said in a statement.
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Within 230 hours, he'd closed it by arresting a 203-year-old named Antonio Mallet, who was convicted at trial and went on to spend 220 years in prison for the crime.
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Doesn't matter.) The man has to move on a two-dimensional plane, from left to right, using only a large mallet which he can push into the ground or hook onto ledges. (Why?
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First, workers smashed open the Barosaurus's underbelly with a mallet so someone could get inside to guide the sawing process, avoiding the 24-foot pipe that ran from the head to the tail.
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"If left unexplained, it will give rise to worries that it is an act of reprisal against Mr Mallet, further undermining public confidence in freedom of speech and the press," the HKJA said.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - China may need a bigger mallet to hammer the nation's commodity investors and take the wind out of what Beijing believes is a speculative bubble in prices for natural resources.
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Victor Mallet, the Asia editor for the Financial Times newspaper, who has been based in Hong Kong for the past two years, was told last week his work visa would not be renewed.
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The opening of "Take Time" has this mallet-sounding instrument, but those are a bunch of chunks of Kentucky limestone that one of our friends had in North Carolina under years of weeds.
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If you struggle to properly align your putts, the Odyssey O-Works Red 2-Ball putter gives you a visual clue with circles that look like golf balls printed on the mallet head.
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And this month, Hong Kong refused to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, Asia news editor for the British-based Financial Times newspaper, after he hosted a speech by an independence activist.
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And there is no record that detectives checked Ledeatte's beeper to see who he'd been in contact with or examined other physical evidence to determine if Mallet could be tied to the crime.
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Here they present "Blind Spot," pairing excerpts from Mr. Cole's new book on photography with music composed by Mr. Iyer, who will perform with the bassist Linda Oh and the mallet percussionist Patricia Brennan.
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Squire Patton Boggs on Thursday announced its plans to open an office in Milan with four partners it swiped from Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Mosle as it aims to grow its presence in Italy.
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Of particular interest is a panel called "the playground of fear," which depicts a large monster with a mallet about to hammer a smaller strongman in a unitard at a test-your-strength attraction.
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Asia news editor Victor Mallet "attempted to enter Hong Kong on Thursday as a visitor but was turned away at the border after several hours of questioning by immigration officers", the Financial Times said.
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According to Hollie Mallet, who has stated that the visits are more than welcome, Josh would ride over on his bike, slip into the garage, give the dog a hug and then flee the scene.
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The writer was referring to Victor Mallet, a Hong Kong-based editor of the Financial Times whose application to renew his work visa, which expired earlier this month, was rejected by the territory's immigration department.
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SHEPTON MALLET, England (Reuters) - They may look like regular cows, but a herd of Friesian dairy cattle at a British farm are internet pioneers and they are enjoying the benefits of 5G connectivity before you.
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Well, the kicking equivalent of the high striker/bell and mallet game is going down between the Lions' Matt Prater and the Ravens' Justin Tucker, though it's hard to see it going any further. Why?
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But after missing the cut at the U.S. Open a fortnight ago, he switched to a so-called "mallet" putter this week, which he says allows him to make a nice swing at the ball.
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Dressed in a denim smock dress and matching jacket, Mia took turns playing with grandma Princess Anne and laughing with mom Zara Tindall and cousin Prince Harry as she ran around carrying a mini mallet.
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Producer Cubby Broccoli originally tested Mallet for the part of Tatiana Romanova in 1957's From Russia With Love after seeing a picture of her modeling in a bikini, according to the U.K.'s Mirror.
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Nowak brought various weapons — including a BB gun and a steel mallet — to her planned confrontation, and brought diapers with her on her road trip to elimate the need for pit stops, according to TIME.
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Days after Mr. Chan's talk was announced, two officials from the Chinese Foreign Ministry visited the club and met with Mr. Mallet, who was acting as president because Ms. de Changy was out of town.
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As the FCC's acting head, Mallet played a prominent role in the club's refusal to cave in to Beijing's demands to cancel the talk by Andy Chan, founder of the fringe Hong Kong National Party.
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The buffet, created by the New York-based artist Laila Gohar, was brimming with soft round figs and slabs of inch-thick dark chocolate that guests were later invited to smash with a wooden mallet.
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In a video shared to Chrissy Teigen's Snapchat account, her 21-month-old daughter Luna Simone takes a mallet to the creative box Kardashian West has been sending her friends and "haters" alike their gifts in.
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"Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" ended on a note of bottomless loneliness as Mr. Scarlata's voice tapered to a thread and Ms. Kataoka gently raked the strings of the piano with a soft mallet.
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"ALL ITEMS £1" said the notice, one of dozens scattered across the agricultural showground in the west of England last Sunday as dealers tried to drum up business at the Shepton Mallet antiques and collectibles fair.
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Last month, the Asia editor of the Financial Times, Victor Mallet, was declared persona non grata in Hong Kong after chairing a talk at the Foreign Correspondents Club ((FCC) with Hong Kong independence advocate Andy Chan.
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Melissa & Doug stuck to puzzles for another decade before expanding into other wooden toys, many of which are still best-sellers today, like the Pounding Bench, which has colorful pegs you bang on with a mallet.
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The political party was later banned by the government, and Victor Mallet, a Financial Times editor who hosted the talk, was expelled from Hong Kong in what was widely seen as retribution for staging the event.
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The large mallet is upright, like a head on a long neck, while the smaller ones extend horizontally from the wedge, like arms culminating in clenched fists; all of this is placed atop a stepped platform.
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Retro Report They sound like possible program titles for the Cartoon Network: Goofy Kicking Donald Duck, The Earmuffs, The Broken-Winged Pterodactyl, The Upside-Down Elephant, The Fat Squid, A Steamed Crab Hit by a Mallet.
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"New Year's Celebration: Oshogatsu," on Sunday at Japan Society, will feature a lion dance, too, along with percussive fun: learning taiko drumming, making wooden paddles for paddle ball and pounding rice dough with a ceremonial mallet.
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In 2018, the government expelled Victor Mallet, Asia news editor for the Financial Times, after he hosted a talk by the head of a since-banned political party that called for Hong Kong's independence from China.
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NYPD detectives from the Bronx coerced him into framing Mallet for the crime, he said, by threatening to send him to jail unless he pinned the murder on the used car salesperson with no criminal record.
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Instruments, or pieces of them, are then handed around: the violinist blows into part of the flute; the soprano strums the violin; the violinist bows a crotale; the percussionist thumps the violin with a soft mallet.
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Dear Heloise: Those plastic bags in cereal boxes that are nearly impossible to tear are perfect for covering the counter when breading meat or flattening meat with a mallet or the back of a small skillet.
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A senior Financial Times journalist, Victor Mallet, was barred from the city last week after he helped host an independence activist at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, in what critics said was an attack on freedom of speech.
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The Santa Rosa de Lima cartel, led by Jose Antonio Yepez Ortiz, aka "El Marro," or "the mallet," has taken on the powerful Jalisco New Generation cartel and the government, reportedly by hoisting banners threatening Lopez Obrador.
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A senior editor for the Financial Times, Victor Mallet, was also effectively expelled from the city in recent months, soon after he helped host a speech by an independence activist at the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club.
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At the government-funded Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre (Agri-EPI Centre) in Shepton Mallet, in southwest England, around 50 of the 180-strong herd is fitted with the 5G smart collars and health-monitoring ear tags.
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The large, partially obscured, mallet-like shape on the left is embedded in the paint, while the tiny ones appear eager to be swallowed up by the deep space of the dark wall they are rushing toward.
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The U.S. State Department report cited incidents such as the expulsion of Financial Times editor Victor Mallet, the banning of a pro-independence political party, the jailing of young democracy activists and barring people from local elections.
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That may be a metaphor that all of us can live by, as making a move that is not too fast and not too slow may be the difference between wielding the mallet and being the mole.
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By Sunday, the third and final day of Shepton Mallet, exhibitors outnumbered visitors and mutterings of "it's been terrible" and complaints about the poor sales could be overheard above the clutter of unsold porcelain and glass ornaments.
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He was supposed to be helping Udell with the new appliances when he hit her in the head with a mallet, doused her in a chemical, and then set her on fire, according to a police affidavit.
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The anonymous man hands his daughter a toy from the carnival (one he took from a guy he beat to death with a mallet, by the way), gives her a big hug, and the credits roll. Confused?
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A few weeks ago, Mallet, who was also the correspondents club's vice president, was denied entry into Hong Kong as a tourist -- a move of such severity it would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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The protest comes after Hong Kong last week rejected an application for Victor Mallet, the Asia editor for the Financial Times newspaper and first vice-president of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club, to renew his work visa.
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A senior Financial Times journalist, Victor Mallet, was barred from the city this month after he helped host an independence activist at the Foreign Correspondents' Club in what critics said was an attack on freedom of speech.
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Attempts to recruit more women and younger players to the sport has also led to the barring of body-on-body contact like checking or high sticking — using your mallet above the handlebars as a parrying tool.
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" It's above all a sensual approach to tone color that comes through in Third Coast's take on classic works, whether it's the relaxed warmth of the Mallet Quartet or the glistening brightness of "Music for Pieces of Wood.
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Each of the girls' magical abilities are tied to a weapon of choice, from a huge mallet to a small pistol, and when they concentrate they can transform into a magical version of themselves à la Sailor Moon.
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Mr. Mallet, a veteran Financial Times editor who was previously the newspaper's bureau chief in New Delhi, said during Mr. Chan's talk that the club considered it a "normal event" involving an important news story in Hong Kong.
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Also on Thursday, The Financial Times reported that Victor Mallet, the senior editor expelled after hosting a talk with a pro-independence Hong Kong activist, had been denied tourist entry after being questioned for hours by immigration officers.
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For example, in one game of CALVINBALL, the goal was to capture the opponent's flag, whereas in a different game of CALVINBALL, the goal was to score points by hitting badminton shuttlecocks against trees using a croquet mallet.
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There are 13 hacks in all that can be installed glue-free with the help of some screws or a rubber mallet, and the site even provides filament color suggestions for that Teenage Engineering-style pop of color.
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In season 1 of "You," Goldberg hit a man named Benji, his love interest Beck's boyfriend at the time, over the head with a mallet, locked him in a glass box, and killed him a few days later.
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Instead, detectives went about finding evidence against Mallet and in at least one case tried to pressure someone else to provide it, according to the affidavit filed this week from Ledeatte's friend and an acquaintance of Mallet's, Rosado.
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"Killing terrorists" in Afghanistan is not a national military goal with a defined set of conclusory conditions and a working definition of victory — it's an eternal game of Whac-a-Mole using U.S. forces as the toy mallet.
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I talked to Suzy Exposito, Ales Kot, McKenzie Wark, Whitney Mallet, Davey Davis, and Javier Nunez Cespedes, a group of individuals who deal with issues of identity in their personal and professional lives, about love with or without labels.
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Authorities' rejection of a new work visa for Victor Mallet, an editor with the Financial Times, "sends a worrying signal" for Hong Kong, Tara Joseph, the president of the local American Chamber of Commerce, said in a Monday statement.
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In his latest cartoon incarnation, Xi is shown cracking down on corrupt officials with a mallet as the narrator lists the officials who have been targeted – former state security chief Zhou Yongkang and political star Bo Xilai among them.
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The Financial Times is currently appealing the earlier decision, which was widely seen as a response to Mallet hosting a talk by a pro-Hong Kong independence activist in his role as acting President of the Foreign Correspondent's Club.
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"To deny Mallet his work after hosting Andy Chan from the HKNP at the FCC and expelling him from Hong Kong was ridiculous enough, and a grave infringement of press freedom in itself," democracy activist Joshua Wong said Friday.
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The sanctions mallet affects economic outcomes, but in battling a politically revisionist Kremlin, those advocating sanctions must remain cognizant that there is still opposition to Putin in Russia, and there are plenty of Westerners that work and invest there.
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Chinese-ruled Hong Kong last week rejected an application to renew the work visa of Victor Mallet, the Asian news editor of the Financial Times who also serves as the vice-president of the city's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC).
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Dr. Ariana Michelle Witkin, a daughter of Susan D. Siegeltuch of Maplewood, N.J., and Steven S. Witkin of Tenafly, N.J., was married June 11 to Louis Daniel Bergholz, a son of Eleanor Mallet Bergholz and David Bergholz of Cleveland.
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Those have taken many different forms, but the most interesting pieces utilize guitars of his own making, namely "mallet guitars"—percussive instruments designed to be hit with drumsticks—and "harmonic guitars," whose extra bridge allows microtones to ring through.
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In the video, a person hits the display with a rubber mallet, which is honestly a lame way to show off how durable something is:It's worth pointing out that Samsung mentions the military quite a few times in its press release.
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Sharon Hogan, who stars in that terrific Amazon series, created Divorce, and it seems to be of a piece with her comic philosophy: When you're handed lemons, hit them with a mallet and smear the pulp over every available surface.
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In a first for Hong Kong, officials recently refused to renew the visa of a Financial Times editor, Victor Mallet, after he moderated a talk at the Foreign Correspondents' Club by a local politician who advocates independence for the territory.
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The move is a reference to an old Game and Watch handheld called Fire Attack from 1982, where players took control of a cowboy with a mallet as he attempted to keep torch-carrying natives from setting fire to his fort.
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The company, based out of France, has a plan to orient itself away from B2C services under CEO Thierry Mallet (who took over the role last month has been in the role since 2016), to instead focus on public transportation.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria has hired U.S. law firm Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP and other consultancies to help with a new energy law aimed at attracting much-needed investment, the CEO of state energy firm Sonatrach said on Monday.
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EW has confirmed that Meredith Shea, an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences representative, traveled to the 2017 Cannes Film Festival to present Farhadi and producer Alexandre Mallet-Guy with the accolade for their work on the 2016 film.
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Taken together, Mallet, Ma and Badiucao's experiences have raised severe concerns about Hong Kong's ongoing commitment to freedom of expression and freedom of the press, both of which are enshrined in its de facto constitution but heavily limited in mainland China.
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"You probably have 20 of the wealthiest people in France all living in this part of Paris," listing agent Edward de Mallet Morgan of Knight Frank Real Estate tells CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich " in a recent episode.
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In the wake of that ban, Victor Mallet, a Financial Times journalist from Britain who had hosted a speech featuring Chan, had his application for a visa renewal rejected — a move which many saw as a blow against press freedom.
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The first instance since the handover occurred in November 2018, when authorities denied a work visa and then refused reentry to Victor Mallet, a Financial Times journalist previously based there, after he hosted a talk featuring a pro-independence activist.
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Look for the 1927 desk and stool made for the French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, as well as two bronze sculptures by Lipchitz and Braque's 1911-12 painting, "Homage to J. S. Bach," now at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Two timpani-style drums flank the kendang on either side; all instruments are equipped with small padded drumsticks or mallets (the word "gamelan" comes from the Javanese word "gamel," which suggests a mallet or striking — it is a percussive discipline).
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Mr. Mallet said the club regularly hosted events featuring speakers representing a range of voices it neither supported nor opposed, and viewed the talk, by Andy Chan, as part of its normal program of discussions of important events in the city.
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Victor Mallet, the club's first vice president and Asia news editor for The Financial Times, said that the club considered the talk a "normal event," and that it regularly hosted speakers representing a range of viewpoints it neither endorses nor opposes.
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Julia made sure to get the most out of the moment when Martha ran a wood stake through the layers and then banged it securely into place with a mallet that would have been suited to a game of croquet.
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Asia news editor Victor Mallet was informed Friday that his visa renewal -- usually a procedural matter -- had been refused, weeks after he hosted a controversial pro-independence activist in his role as vice president of the city's Foreign Correspondent's Club (FCC).
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On Wednesday nights, I'm not a mom, I'm ageless; I'm not having a hard time working on a novel, I am a woman with a mallet, mounted on a horse, enjoying the small victories of one of the world's oldest games.
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Until Monday, that is, when Mr. Conway let loose a response to a particularly vile tweet from Ms. Conway, whose noisome online style is as subtle as a giant mallet to the head and a stark contrast to his surgical eviscerations.
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What It Is: Polo, the horse-riding, mallet-wielding sport loved by the men of the British royal family, including Prince William and Prince Harry Who Tried It: Diana Pearl, PEOPLE Royals Writer/Reporter Level of Difficulty: For my lesson, I'd say 6.
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The fragrances themselves come in chocolate hearts that the recipient must break with a mallet in order to access the perfume, and are quite a grand thing to receive under normal circumstances, but even weirder when it's coming from someone you once sued.
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"Dear diary…" The trailer for the new Heathers TV show may begin with a scrunchy and a croquet mallet, but it becomes obvious very quickly that these aren't the Heathers you remember from the 1998 cult-classic starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater.
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Mallet, who was traveling away from Hong Kong when his work visa renewal was refused, was allowed back into the city on Sunday but only on a seven-day tourist visa, rather than a six-month visa that is usual for British nationals.
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"I would say it is the biggest mistake the Hong Kong government has ever made," said Fu Hualing, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, of the decision to expel Victor Mallet, the Asia news editor of The Financial Times.
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In October 2018, Hong Kong officials refused to renew the work visa of the Asia editor of The Financial Times, Victor Mallet, in what appeared to be an effort by the government to coerce foreign journalists to limit their activities and reporting.
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Sorey is capable of effects of elemental power: for example, tattooing on a drum with one hand while agitating a cymbal with the other, a mallet clutched in his teeth so that, in the next moment, he can bash a gong behind him.
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Authorities refused to renew the visa of Victor Mallet, the Financial Times' Asia news editor and vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC), which incurred Beijing's wrath by allowing a pro-independence activist to speak at one its events in August.
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Also bolstering Mallet's case is another affidavit filed alongside Walker's in which another of the murdered man's friends, Kelvin Rosado, swore under oath that Nieves tried to force him to claim he had seen Mallet and the victim arguing, which wasn't true.
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At H0L0, a dark basement in Ridgewood, Queens, he convened a team of string and mallet players — the vibraphonist Joel Ross, the harpist Brandee Younger, the cellist Tomeka Reid and the bassist Dezron Douglas — to create bristling, bulbous music with an electric pulse.
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While we see only a couple of shots in the episode, the show's creators actually filmed an entire 8-minute opening scene for the film — which, for the record, is about a masked man who murders upper-crust preppies with a sharpened croquet mallet.
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One day after news broke that the British actress and model had died, Mirren, 73, issued a statement to PEOPLE where she looked back on the special moments shared with her cousin and remembered Mallet for her positive outlook on life and kind heart.
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Arrival's best-known musical motif is non-melodic, sounding like a lonely whale call echoing into a void, while the rushing strings and sparkling mallet instruments used in The Theory of Everything illustrate both the sentimental and scientific sides of Stephen Hawking's life story.
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