The dark veneer features a few holes for your cat to peel out of as well as a scratching post.
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Jaxon also looks a lot like the type of six-year-old that would peel out on his Big Wheel, hollering.
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But it still was just so sluggish that we had to shoot the peel scene a few times just to try to get it to actually peel out.
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If you peel out of every green light, brake hard, drive full-speed over potholes, or generally drive aggressively, your car is going to show signs of wear-and-tear.
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She was on the ground with all of her purse all laid out, all of her stuff and I heard a car peel out and then I saw three dudes with guns.
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With all of 155 horsepower, the Miata MX-7923 leaves two squiggly rubber smears imprinted on the asphalt as I peel out on a quiet two-lane road somewhere south of San Francisco.
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity ETF - which invests in Japanese stocks and uses derivatives to peel out currency moves - outperformed its non-hedged counterparts by at least nine percentage points in 2012, 2013 and 2014.
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I had devoted an entire day to interviewing people at Ascot, and had a notebook full of quotations, but it was like the lint that you peel out of the wire basket in a dryer.
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Even better, because this was back in the day, the cars just did what you wanted—all you had to do was put the key in the ignition (or hot-wire the car, if you wanted to steal it), hit the gas, and peel out.
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But if you grow your own rice, plant it into the ground (or water, in Amu's case), watch it grow, fight off the birds, peel out each grain by hand, hang it up to dry, and then cook it—you're not going to worry about if it's white or brown, sprouted or not, she says.
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It's a pricey, lightweight device that's designed to prevent heat damage to users' hair and combines a number of design elements... Twitter reported its first-quarter earnings today, and they came in under expectations: the company's haul of $595 million was less than the $607.8 million that analysts expected, and so is the... The 3.5mm headphone jack is one of the elder statesmen of the personal tech world, having become ubiquitous with the rise of mp3 players, smartphones, and other mobile devices, but now it's those... With all of 155 horsepower, the Miata MX-5 leaves two squiggly rubber smears imprinted on the asphalt as I peel out on a quiet two-lane road somewhere south of San Francisco.
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Pontiac Trans Am burnout with line locks. A hoon in Kelmscott's Brook Place doing a burnout A burnout (also known as a peel out or power brake) is the practice of keeping a vehicle stationary and spinning its wheels, causing the tires to heat up and smoke due to friction.
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Four singles were released from Dead Ringer: "Dead Ringer for Love" (featuring Cher), "I'm Gonna Love Her for Both of Us", "Read 'Em and Weep" and "Peel Out". The album reached number 1 in the UK. The tour for this album also marked the beginning of his long-running collaboration with pianist Paul Jacobs, as both sideman and songwriter.
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Both characters play similarly, including the use of a spin dash move, but Sonic can perform a peel out while Tails can fly briefly. The player can use various items placed in the stages, such as spring shoes, underwater fins, and rocket shoes. Some can only be used by one character. The differences between Sonic and Tails results in their paths for traversing stages differing between one another.
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Seth started out as the school's boiler man living with his wife, Meg. He was originally a poacher but became gamekeeper in 1981. He swapped the Malt Shovel (Beckindale's other pub) for the Woolpack that summer. In 1981, he forced local hardnut Tom Merrick (Edward Peel) out of the village after Tom tried to frame Jack Sugden in an arson attack. Seth and Meg had marriage difficulties in 1983, which resulted in him sleeping in a shed at Home Farm for a while.
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Eventually, Richmond left the Whig led coalition and returned to the Tory party, or the Conservative Party as it was generally now known, after 1834. Except for a few irreconcilables the vast bulk of the Ultra-Tories would eventually move over to the Conservatives, with some such as Knatchbull enjoying political office in Peel's first government in 1834. However, when the party split again in 1846 over the issue of abolishing the Corn Laws, the remaining Ultra-Tories quickly rallied to the protectionist banner and helped to vote Peel out from office once again, this time for good.Pearce and Stern, Government and Reform: Britain 1815–1918 (2nd ed.), p. 35.
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Levels also contain small television monitors that can be smashed to reveal a power-up icon, which grant Sonic and Tails with unique abilities, such as speed shoes, a one-hit shield, and extra lives. Chaos adds several new editions to the core Sonic gameplay. Both characters have their own unique characteristics; Sonic can perform a move called the "Super Peel- Out", originally in Sonic CD, that makes him move extra fast, while Tails is able to fly and can hover over traps and other obstacles. Sonic can collect a new power-up called the "Rocket Shoes", which grant him the ability to fly for a short period of time; Tails is unable to use this, and will simply be granted extra rings if he were to smash a monitor containing Rocket Shoes.
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