But a few were attributed to other causes, including manhandling.
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NDP House leader Peter Julian immediately criticized Trudeau for manhandling Brown.
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Manhandling the American flag was a perfect representation of this dichotomy.
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He does not appear to like all the manhandling he's getting though.
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After shamelessly manhandling my concoction for several minutes, a forest starts to appear.
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Lewandowski was fired from the Trump campaign after manhandling a reporter in 2016.
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Shouldn't modern partnering be more about two-way manners than one-way manhandling?
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The notion that a customer could get away with manhandling a bunny is ridiculous.
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He was even brought up on charges — later dropped — of manhandling a female journalist.
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On Friday, French media released a second video which showed Benalla also manhandling the woman.
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A policeman's manhandling was the final straw on a hot summer night at Gene Compton's cafeteria.
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And then there is Corey Lewandowski, the former Trump campaign manager who resigned from that position after he was caught on video manhandling a protester in Tucson one month after the police in Florida charged him with simple battery for manhandling a reporter for Breitbart News.
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Guards spewed verbal abuse, manhandling the prisoners and demanding that they go to the bathroom in buckets.
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Vitalii has pulled this kind of stunt before, manhandling Gigi Hadid a couple years back in Milan.
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Cell phone cameras caught Erdogan's security detail manhandling reporters and protestors, with local police reportedly trying to intervene.
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Florida police have charged Donald Trump's campaign manager for allegedly manhandling a political reporter on the campaign trail.
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Mr Benalla (pictured, manhandling a young woman) had worked on Mr Macron's security team when he was a presidential candidate.
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" We didn't know, but I thought as police checked out my candy: "Easy with that full-size Snickers you're manhandling!
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In March 2016 he was charged with battery for manhandling former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields at an event in Jupiter, Florida.
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In an interview with Good Morning America, Trump addressed a recent battery charge filed against Corey Lewandowski for allegedly manhandling Breitbart.
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One man showed a Reuters reporter video he said was taken inside the convention center grounds of police manhandling a protester.
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Lewandowski was accused of manhandling reporter Michelle Fields after a press conference on March 8, leaving fingerprint bruises on her arm.
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Between the clinking glasses and glitzy costumes, Bonnie notices Perry manhandling Celeste and decides to follow Celeste to make sure she's okay.
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One politician accused him of "manhandling," while another said the prime minister dropped an F-bomb during the exchange, the CBC reports.
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For many high school and college women I met, enduring a certain level of manhandling was the ticket to a social life.
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Fetty Wap can breathe a sigh of relief ... he will NOT be prosecuted for allegedly manhandling a woman at an after-party.
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"Indeed, we saw alt-right people manhandling African-American protesters," he said, using a term many white-rights activists use to describe themselves.
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Children on the bus were seen crying in fear and policemen were seen manhandling the migrants as they pulled them off the bus.
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Last week, his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, was accused of manhandling a reporter and then sought to discredit her on Twitter and elsewhere.
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But this year, Djokovic arrived on an undeniable roll after sweeping to victory at the Australian Open, manhandling Rafael Nadal in the final.
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Moments after their reunion embrace, Roger's manhandling her in the street and repeating his demand that she marry him before he'll bed her.
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In April, during a hearing at his trial, Mr. Leung said that he had confronted an officer who was manhandling a female protester.
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A Utah police officer has been fired for manhandling and arresting a nurse earlier this year because she wouldn't let him break the law.
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An Atlanta-area police officer has been suspended after dash cam footage recorded him manhandling a 65-year-old grandmother during a traffic stop.
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Lewandowski was charged last year with simple battery after Fields, a former Breitbart reporter, accused him of manhandling her during a Trump campaign rally.
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In some cases, victims are kidnapped in one state and killed in another, leading to different prosecutors handling, or too often manhandling, the evidence.
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On May 28, a Cincinnati Zoo employee fatally shot a gorilla named _________ who was manhandling a small boy who had fallen into an enclosure.
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Later on Thursday, videos were shared on social media of guards kicking and manhandling female protesters laying on the street in front of the courthouse.
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Things can feel a little less reasonable once Mother Nature's manhandling you tens of thousands of feet in the air in a pressurized metal tube.
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Lewandowski has a way of dividing news organizations—his manhandling of Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields led to a schism within the right-wing news site.
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A second video shows another angle of the officer manhandling the student, in addition to the chaos of a fight between two other girls beforehand.
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The video showing the manhandling of Dr. David Dao prompted outrage around the world and made United a punch line on late night TV. _____ 6.
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Corey Lewandowski, one of Trump's top staffers, was charged with battery for reportedly manhandling Breitbart's Michelle Fields at a campaign event in Florida earlier this month.
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Head on over to Racked to get the full, very fascinating scoop on these three styles, and why they're worth the investment (and, frankly, the extra manhandling).
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The Broncos enter Sunday fresh off a pair of victories, holding off a late rally Thursday to defeat UTEP 58-56 before manhandling Illinois State 82-64.
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Even the abbreviated summary of an upcoming "Family Guy" two-part episode — which will depict Donald Trump manhandling the show's resident teenage girl, Meg — already feels gratuitous.
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During a protest on May 1 his 26-year-old security aide Alexandre Benalla was captured on video hitting a male protester and violently manhandling another woman.
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In a video from the same event, a Rubio supporter is seen manhandling one of the robots until he realizes that about a thousand cameras are filming him.
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But after police interviewed several witnesses, they quickly pieced together a horrifying narrative of a boat ride that allegedly involved alcohol, cocaine, gunshots, manhandling, and a hostage situation.
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Last year the junta abandoned several attempts to drag Phra Dhammachayo out for questioning, fearful of the outrage that might follow were soldiers to be pictured manhandling monks.
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Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was arrested for manhandling a female reporter and Trump's over-the-top defense of Lewandowski, which included wild accusations about the reporter, backfired.
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On Tuesday night, he took a prominent place beside the candidate despite the recent controversy surrounding his alleged manhandling of a Breitbart reporter in a press scrum last week.
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It seemed like quick thinking when the Cincinnati Zoo shot to death a gorilla who was manhandling a small boy who had fallen into its enclosure on Saturday afternoon.
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After manhandling the Raiders (8-2) for the majority of the night, the Houston defense committed a pair of costly lapses on the game-tying and go-ahead scoring players.
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Yet some aviation analysts reckon that the death of Simon the bunny did much more damage to United's reputation in Britain than the manhandling of Dr Dao did in America.
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The second reason was the treatment of its now former reporter Michelle Fields, who resigned after she accused Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski of manhandling her after a news conference.
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The actor also peddled jokes about underwear made of ham — Donald Trump's sirloin steak briefs "lock in the moisture," he quipped — and manhandling the Fox News crew with his roving thumbs.
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Perhaps you remember a speech to college students Biden gave a couple of years back, in which he semi-ranted about Trump's record on manhandling women — always a perfectly reasonable target.
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A series of votes on the Maastricht Treaty on deeper EU integration in the early 1990s brought reports of blackmail, threats to expose lawmakers' indiscretions and even physical "manhandling" to win support.
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After manhandling the Raiders for the majority of the night at Estadio Azteca, the Houston defense committed a pair of costly lapses during the fourth quarter of a stinging 210-281 defeat.
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A second man, who worked for Macron's political party and was alongside Benalla during the protests and also seen manhandling a protestor, was also taken into custody on Friday, judicial sources said.
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Even despite all of this—the wholesale disregard, the manhandling, the organization openly spitting in his eye literally minutes after it all happened—Oakley says he will still root for the Knicks.
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First, he played down the incident, describing it as "manhandling," then he seemed to urge the public to show understanding to the killers' motives: "There are two sides to this," he said.
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But Trump voters may no doubt approve of the way he is manhandling those same leaders, and standing up for positions on Mexico and refugees that he believes help him win the presidency.
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He had come into golf the hardscrabble way, allowed to play the course at Latrobe only on non-member days, and getting his upper-body strength from manhandling the heavy mower over the greens.
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Now, how they run the campaign... We won't have some politics-as-usual lizard person manhandling the Democrat Party to get her in, so with a flatter, fairer playing field… that's what we need.
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Its chief executive, Oscar Munoz, apologized on Monday for having to "re-accommodate these customers" but not for the manhandling of the passenger, a doctor who was bleeding from the mouth in the videos.
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They stormed homes of known and suspected Boko Haram members, "hacking them to death or manhandling and then handing them over to the military," the NGO International Crisis Group said in a 2014 report.
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Corey Lewandowski -- the same guy infamously charged with misdemeanor battery for manhandling a reporter at a Trump campaign event in 2016 -- allegedly threatened to use his political connections to bury his neighbors after a land dispute.
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The wicked Claudius (Owen Roe, fabulous as a manipulative Fascist for the ages) delivers his aborted prayer of repentance not to an unseen God but to a very visible priest, whom the King winds up manhandling.
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The open letter also referenced Lewandowski's controversial time as Trump's presidential campaign manager, during which he allegedly assaulted a female news reporter and was seen on video manhandling an anti-Trump protester at a campaign rally.
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One game after draining a school-record 19 3-pointers in a 114-71 manhandling of Texas Southern, Kansas used its superior size against the Golden Grizzlies, enjoying a 33-22 advantage in points in the paint.
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The main event was largely a formality as Daniel Cormier met with no difficulty in manhandling Derrick Lewis and Lewis showed nothing new or clever or even made an attempt at some kind of Hail Mary play.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada apologized repeatedly to the House of Commons after some jostling on its floor, in which he was accused of manhandling a Conservative member of Parliament and elbowing a female legislator.
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Firmly danced by Kevin Jackson and Jill Ogai, it isn't a particularly egregious specimen of the manhandling pas de deux — the woman shows a little spine — but its mediocrity almost makes its tone-deaf inclusion more baffling.
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Police beatings with batons and metal rods, stomping downed protestors' heads, shootings with beanbags and rubber bullets, spraying with toxic gases, and choke-holds, manhandling and bundling young people into police vans hardly qualify as "humane" treatment.
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Many of the most (in)famous moments of Trump's campaign — his feud with Megyn Kelly, his mocking of a disabled reporter, his former campaign manager manhandling then-Breitbart writer Michelle Fields — involve Trump's relationship with the media.
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In presenting their despondency behind the curtain, the dancers, strangely devoid of much personality, thrash and jerk their bodies — there is the usual robotic manhandling — before sliding into the folds of the stage and reappearing in cabaret land.
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Ryan again modified his position in October following the leak of a 2005 video in which Trump boasted about forcibly grabbing and manhandling women, saying he would stop defending or campaigning for Trump, though he still maintained his endorsement.
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It was underscored by surveillance video clips showing armed men bursting into the American Mission complex, manhandling an unarmed Libyan guard, kicking at doors, stealing maps and carrying cans of fuel that they used to set the deadly blaze.
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In the past few days, Mr. Trump has declined to apologize for circulating on social media an unflattering photo of Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, and bitterly criticized a female reporter who accused his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, of manhandling her.
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The litigation comes only days after the Trump campaign escaped another embarrassing legal bind, after a Florida prosecutor declined to prosecute Mr. Lewandowski on a charge of battery for after he was accused of manhandling a reporter at a campaign event.
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A video of four security forces agents in red berets and camouflage gear surrounding a man holding a 'Temer Out' banner and manhandling him from the stands of the archery event on Saturday prompted a barrage of criticism from Brazilians.
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She believes that everything it depicts – from the men manhandling bunnies, forcing room keys and money down their bodices, to the company doctors who routinely performed internal examinations on unwilling bunnies, to the management pressure on bunnies to "date" VIP Playboy Club keyholders – is factual.
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A reporter for Breitbart, a news website, filed charges against Mr Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, whom she accused of manhandling her in Florida; a 78-year-old white Trump fan was arrested for punching a black protester at a rally in North Carolina.
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A Cruz victory will suggest that a backlash against Mr. Trump has set in after a series of nasty episodes, including his insults of Heidi Cruz and the arrest of Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, on a charge of manhandling a female reporter.
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It was sometimes one-way traffic from the start: See Murray's soon-to-be semifinal opponent, Stan Wawrinka, and his 23-22, 21-13, 21-259 (222) manhandling of Albert Ramos-Viñolas, the last Spanish man and the last left-hander remaining in the singles.
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In March the campaign manager made news headlines of his own—usually a grave offence in politics, a trade which runs on such mottos as "Staff Ink Stinks"—after he was accused of manhandling a female reporter who tried to ask Mr Trump a question.
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A five-minute video uploaded to YouTube on Wednesday shows a Detroit school cop manhandling an unarmed student this past winter, the latest in a series of disturbing episodes set in one of the few places where America's children are supposed to be safe from violence.
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There are other tricks, but down in New Zealand, a new tool has emerged to aid consumers in the quest for the perfect avocado that doesn't require manhandling the entire pile of bumpy berries (yep, they're actually just big, weird-looking berries) at your local supermarket.
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She was nabbed Saturday afternoon from her home in the San Antonio Aquarium in Texas but is said this morning to be doing swimmingly after an ordeal that involved some manhandling, a bucket, a pram, a getaway truck and a liquid lair, followed by police rescue.
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After berating the compliant Coxxx, Phoenix realizes he's turned on by her verbal abuse and strips him down, manhandling him and whipping his body around like a rag doll while—in an inspired, athletic bout of role reversal—holding him upside down in a standing 69 position.
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If Hulk Hogan were able to win Olympic gold, then this would be the coolest sport there is, but it's actually just a bunch of beefed up guys with fucked up ears manhandling and slapping one another until one shuffles out of a chalk ring. Garbage.
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Global Affairs On the global front, the United Kingdom botching Brexit, the European Union mishandling Italy, France and Germany falling into political turmoil, or countries like Mexico, Indonesia, South Africa and others manhandling their currencies could prompt mistaken reactions by others and result in a first class crisis.
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Although Lewandowski's manhandling of Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields wasn't acceptable, it was not until Monday, with Trump lagging in the polls and facing a possible mutiny within the GOP, that Ivanka Trump, and her two bothers, Donald Jr. and Eric, were able to convince their father that Lewandowski should go, sources said.
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Besides being ground-and-pound's missing link between Mark Coleman and Fedor Emelianenko, Ortiz was a master manipulator of his weight and he was rarely the smaller fighter, manhandling and brutalizing Jerry Bohlander, Guy Mezger, and, until he gassed out in the fourth round of a fight from 1999 that's still really cool to watch, Frank Shamrock.
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His Fistic Majesty, Michael Bisping, pulled off the upset of the year in his manhandling of Luke Rockhold on June 4 th 2016, but has since rested on his laurels looking for money fights which are almost always easier prospects than jumping back into the shark tank that is the top end of the 185 lbs division.
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It's worth recalling that by any normal political measure, Trump should be in freefall: He offended all sides on the explosive issue of abortion by constantly zig-zagging, his campaign manager was arrested for allegedly manhandling a reporter, and he frightened much of the world by suggesting a neo-isolationist foreign policy that would see the United States welcoming nuclear proliferation.
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Take your pick: accusations that Trump went through the '90s groping women left and right, allegations of Bill Clinton's alleged rape and sexual harassment, Anthony Weiner's old sexting problem (with a new pedophilia/child endangerment twist), Trump's ex-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski manhandling a female reporter on video, or Fox News pushing out disgraced CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment claims, with Ailes just going on to advise Trump's campaign.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is standing by his decision not to apologize to Michelle Fields, the former Breitbart reporter who pressed charges against his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, for allegedly manhandling her at an event last month.
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