Foltz, who was 24, spent three season punting for Nebraska.
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The Demon Deacons were pushed back and ended up punting.
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The intergenerational tension feels more like wrenching, or perhaps punting.
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Sanford ultimately just comes down on the side of punting.
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Maybe biohackers are just punting the crisis of distributive justice downstream.
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Berry ranked 26th in net punting average (38.8 yards per punt).
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The Texans have already been punting quarterback and watching it fail.
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Its previous owners had run up unsustainable debts punting on property.
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There are potential downsides if the Met seems to be punting.
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But the conferees seem to prefer punting to fixing the problem.
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Facebook is punting, encouraging its critics to set policies for it.
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But punting and field position will be important on Saturday night.
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AT&T's WarnerMedia might be punting on its original streaming service plans
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Punting the issue into January carries both risks and advantages for Republicans.
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What gets written on UK punting can put sex workers in danger.
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But some conservatives have scoffed at the idea of punting until Dec.
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Owners are expected to debate key changes to replay and punting rules.
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Johnny Hekker came out yet again, punting for the seventh time today.
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It isn't punting on DACA; it's preparing to end it, albeit gradually.
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For now, Hyperloop One is punting on the speed question, for understandable reasons.
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One of those isn't the punting game, head coach Sean McDermott said Wednesday.
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The Utes lead the nation in takeaways (25) andnet punting (45.31 yards). 3.
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But punting this task to Congress means nothing is likely to be done.
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The Patriots then ran LeGarrette Blount into a wall three times before punting.
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"I don't have bad feedback on UK Punting," says Salina, another sex worker.
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The quiet start to the game continues with Alabama punting the ball away.
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Punting the request to a future year will not accomplish the necessary changes.
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It is also why every special-teams period at practice begins with punting.
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" Ivanka replied by punting, saying, "Immigration is not part of my portfolio, obviously.
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They aren't scrapping Anthem, it seems, but they're not punting towards a sequel, either.
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Baylor didn&apost fare much better offensively early, punting on its first three possessions.
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Some nights, though, punting and ordering takeout was not a copout but a necessity.
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Fresno State managed one first down before punting on its five-play opening possession.
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The president argues punting on a nomination would hurt the credibility of the court.
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He led the N.F.L. in punting three times and averaged 44.3 yards per punt.
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Atlanta ended up losing 10 yards on the drive before punting the ball away.
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While the XFL isn't emphasizing its punting, King is still a player well worth watching.
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The bad news is, Dorsey is punting on each of them and for obvious reasons.
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Like any good tech company, Soylent is innovating and punting new products at unwitting consumers.
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Lechler as emergency quarterback was a great gimmick to distract from his down year punting.
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Salazar has criticized Democrats for previously punting on comprehensive immigration reform during the Obama administration.
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But House lawmakers are punting any decisions until after the Presidents Day recess. http://bit.
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And Jamie Gillan, "The Scottish Hammer," beat out veteran Britton Colquitt for the punting job.
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Matt Wile was signed to handle the punting for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.
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A personal foul didn't help matters for L.S.U. Surprised there has been so much punting?
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Because of this impasse, lawmakers are (once again) punting the problem further down the line.
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Only special teams fans were disappointed, as neither team ever sent out the punting unit.
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Virginia P Nicholas Conte leads the ACC and is 11th nationally in punting average (44.8). 2.
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Yet whenever Colin fretted, I found myself punting, offering half-baked reassurances that we'd be fine.
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"Our focus is on what we do," Goodell said, punting, when I asked him to speculate.
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I think punting is the right analogy, but I'd add something to what I just said.
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In other words, what the Trump administration is doing isn't punting on DACA for six months.
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DF: I think, just punting, Trump has devolved so much of the actual governing to Congress.
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Check out this video of King punting a football into a basketball hoop from 20 yards out!!
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Just look at his legs go willy-nilly after realizing the errors of his little punting ways.
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Republicans acknowledged that the Democratic rejection of their offer made punting the funding fight all but inevitable.
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Congress is punting its funding showdown for another two weeks — just in time for the Christmas holiday.
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" The next day, he accused Sanders of throwing out "easy slogans and punting when the going gets tough.
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There are also lots of boats in the water, boats for punting (a classic British tradition) and houseboats.
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Some of the excitement is clearly speculative, with investors punting on commodities as they have in the past.
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That's especially because President Trump's administration began sunsetting the DACA program in September — punting a fix to Congress.
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"It was becoming increasingly clear he was punting this issue down the road," Cramer wrote in a statement.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to consider the constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering after punting the issue last term.
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But unlike with health care, Republicans can't rely on punting the tough policy decisions down to the states.
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In Clinton, Kennedy insisted that Congress must make difficult political decisions instead of punting them to the president.
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But now that Kennedy has been replaced by Brett Kavanaugh, the Court has ended the vagueness and punting.
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Senate Republicans are punting two ObamaCare bills into next year as lawmakers scramble to avoid a government shutdown.
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But TCU was unable to capitalize, going three-and-out and punting with 6 1/2 minutes left.
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That game resulted in a whopping 852 combined punting yards, making this game's 632 combined yards seem pedestrian.
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In a striking departure for an agency chief, she suggested punting the issue to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Los Angeles advanced only as far as the New England 483 yard line, punting on all six drives.
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Reasonable people can disagree about the propriety of Senate Republicans punting the Scalia vacancy to the next president.
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"Yeah, just... the quality of the punting this year has been an issue and remains an issue," McDermott said.
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They finished last in the N.F.L. in net punting average and have a new special teams coordinator, Brant Boyer.
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They also point out that the large number of casual betters punting on big events can skew the odds.
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Instead, the GOP has been obsessed with numerous Obamacare repeal efforts, punting necessary legislation like CHIP down the line.
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Maybe if Hill can master punting or kicking by next season he won't suffer this type of indignity again.
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But other lawmakers are quietly working on a backup plan of punting the issue for two to three years.
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Standard voice commands and replies still came out of the Mini's speaker instead of punting to the soundbar every time.
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Three plays later, Jalen Mills intercepted Newton's pass with 3:06 to play, but the Eagles ended up punting again.
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By punting on slavery, the framers set the stage for the American Civil War to take place 22013 years later.
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AMP for Gmail is designed to make emails feel more like an interactive webpage without punting users to a browser.
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Memphis leads the AAC in net punting (41.4) and kickoff return average (27.7) and has three kickoff return TDs. 3.
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He was back out there later speaking with Pete Carroll and punting into a net, so he may be back.
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Tulane got the ball back after the Demon Deacons went three-and-out, moving into Wake Forest territory before punting.
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But before punting, Belichick took a delay of game penalty to drain the clock and give his punter more space.
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The offense was surgical, punting just three times in the game and seemingly advancing at will against the Steelers defense.
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Basically, the Democrats in my mind are punting to the voters to make that decision of, where is that line?
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If they do not, they'll miss a deadline, punting the issue to July and taking their foot off the accelerator.
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Mueller's report, however, neither exonerated nor implicated the president regarding obstruction of justice, instead punting the ultimate decision to Congress.
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On a third try, it was far less dramatic with the team going 5 yards on three plays before punting.
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After punting on a trial deal in December, they spent a rare Friday session trading barbs on the Senate floor.
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For too long, our country has ignored its problems, punting them down the road for future generations to deal with.
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But he realized by the end of his junior year in high school that punting would carry him to college.
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In the clip, posted on Twitter, King, 28, declared "DC, happy birthday man!" before punting a birthday cake at full force.
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That's a classic politician trick to create the impression of bold action when what's actually happening is not-so-bold punting.
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The commission, in essence, is punting to the president, who has until the middle of this month to make a decision.
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In the end, the board unanimously declined to pursue the complaint, punting a decision to review the case until next spring.
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That defensive play, in which Mullen punched the ball out of Tagovailoa's hands — Alabama recovered — resulted in the Crimson Tide punting.
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The defense was also forced to watch as the team's punting unit allowed a 65-yard return touchdown to Travis Benjamin.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — who has attacked Republicans more frequently in recent months — for punting on the rest of the legislative session.
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I think of it as like an expansion of what we're doing rather than punting it entirely to an outside entity.
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Wishnowsky is simply the latest product of an Australian punting pipeline that is pouring players onto the U.S. football market place.
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The biggest play in the first half occurred with 1:26 left and the Owls punting deep inside their own territory.
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Three plays later, Jalen Mills intercepted Cam Newton's pass with 3:06 to play, but the Eagles ended up punting again.
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That exposed lead leg is almost always there for punting and Hunt will rarely begin checking until some damage has been done.
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When President Trump decertified the Iran nuclear deal, he was punting the question of whether it should be torn up to Congress.
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The first two of these clubs have just started their tear-it-down rebuilds, essentially punting on the season before it began.
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While punting the oft-repeated resolution to next year is tempting, you could be putting your long-term financial health in danger.
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On Wednesday evening, Gowdy said his committee would not look into the issue, punting the matter to the House Intelligence Committee instead.
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Punting near their own goal line, the Giants had linebacker Nate Stupar lined up in the middle of the team's punt formation.
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It excludes instructions for the Senate Health Committee, suggesting Republicans are punting on a large-scale repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead, he is punting the issue of possible new sanctions back to Congress, which may end up taking no action at all.
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For now, the Senate committee is punting on that thorny issue, saying it is still investigating whether any collusion occurred with Russia.
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In between, Shimonek threw 6-yard scores to Dylan Cantrell and KeKe Coutee as the Red Raiders avoided punting throughout the half.
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If the Heat want a realistic shot at the Finals in 2019, they should shore up the future by punting on today.
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So the bill isn't giving specifics, it's just punting most of the decisions to the appropriations committees in the House and Senate?
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Not at people — he really is a fundamentally decent guy — but by going for easy slogans and punting when the going gets tough.
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The next thing I know, the teenager stands up, comes over to me, and kicks me in the head like punting a football.
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After punting on their first possession, the Colts broke through first with Marlon Mack rumbling off left tackle for the game's first score.
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Colby Wadman will take his place on the roster and handle the punting duties Sunday when the Broncos meet the New York Jets.
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Punting to Congress The decertification by the President is only one aspect of the new Iran policy he will roll out on Friday.
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Or, if you want to get weird, there's the above clip of Raiders punter Marquette King being an absolute boss at punting footballs.
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This week, Scott talks to healthcare reporter Susannah Luthi about the Supreme Court punting consideration of a high-stakes legal challenge to Obamacare.
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Senate Republicans are considering punting a decision about what, if any, witnesses to allow during an impeachment trial until after the proceeding starts.
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Paul then went on to blame both parties for "punting" the question of funding America's expansion of healthcare under ObamaCare to future generations.
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That said, HTC isn't exactly punting with the U12 Life as it actually has a bigger battery than the U12+, and a headphone jack.
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By punting on the IPO, companies are also delaying transparent financial and operational reporting and the building of strong internal governance and financial controls.
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Punting hard questions over to the executive branch is a time-honored legislative tradition in the United States and there's nothing wrong with it.
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Lawmakers plan to pass the nine spending bills while punting legislation that would deal with wall funding, within a Homeland Security measure, to December.
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Republicans are eyeing several options to keep the lights on in Washington, including the possibility of punting the border fight until the new year.
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However, punting the ball into the stands, as Blake Bortles did following a touchdown a few weeks back, is totally fine by the league.
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Five days later, the summit ended in dismal failure, delivering only the most lukewarm language while punting most substantive issues to next year's gathering.
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One is that line 22016's reference to "specified savings plans" is completely punting on the question of what the specified savings plans are.
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With caution pervading markets, investors prefer equity index futures rather than punting on individual cash stocks or benchmark cash indices because they are more liquid.
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President: Jimmy Carter Senate: Democrats (59-41), Majority Leader Robert Byrd House: Democrats (292-55), Speaker Tip O'Neill Why: Punting the abortion dispute didn't work!
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They did give some concessions to conservatives and moderates in the manager's amendment they released last night, but they also did a lot of punting.
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Punter Ryan Quigley, whose shank Sunday at Buffalo resulted in excellent field position that led to the Bills' first touchdown, ranked 31st in net punting.
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Instead of dragging your feet or punting things into 2018, talk to your manager to find out what must be done, and what can wait.
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The White House is punting on making predictions about how many people will lose — or gain — health insurance under a Republican plan to replace Obamacare.
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Kelly expressed frustration that Congress gave him discretion on the matter instead of issuing specific orders about the visas -- effectively punting the decision to him.
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The first half was a display in punting, as each team had trouble getting the offense going until the final few minutes of second quarter.
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Congress would be wise to use that as the framework for action this year rather than punting on important reforms by just extending current law.
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But congressional leaders have already expressed an unwillingness to pass President Trump's request, punting it to later in the year and using another CR instead.
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On the other side, Kansas State struggled offensively from the outset, punting on three of its first four drives before fumbling on a kickoff return.
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The Chiefs were punting back to the Patriots and Fleming had flanked the Pats coverage to come around and field the punt inside the five.
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The Senate had approved a bill late Wednesday that extended existing funds for agencies for seven weeks, punting the funding issue into the next Congress.
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When the biggest platforms seem to be flailing or punting on problems, it's often because they're trying to address broad social issues with market solutions.
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They are as confident in their ability to cover the punt as they are in Hekker's aptitude for punting it where it needs to go.
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Rutgers never made it farther than the Michigan State 193-yard line — and it ended up punting from the 183 on that second-quarter drive.
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The Broncos used up more than three minutes before punting, and Watson scored his second touchdown with 25 seconds left to wrap up the scoring.
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They lined up in punting formation on fourth-and-1 at their 34-yard line but punter Dominic Panazzolo ran 13 yards on a fake.
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Another short-term spending bill could prevent a lapse in funding on Friday, though lawmakers have expressed reluctance at punting again on a final agreement.
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The Incredibly Fresh Storyline of Super Bowl 50 that Actually Matters The second generation of the Colquitt Family punting dynasty might finally get that elusive title!
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Here was a nice look Miocic used throughout: feinting the punch to get Ngannou to set his feet and load up, then punting Ngannou's lead leg.
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So far, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the lead federal regulator, has taken a hands-off approach, effectively punting many important questions to the states.
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Give the Utes the advantage on special teamsas they lead the nation in field goals made (21), net punting (44.9 yards) andpunt-return defense (-4.0 yards).
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President Trump and GOP leaders are reportedly considering punting on a major infrastructure package until 85033, as Congress wrestles with a crammed legislative calendar this year.
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Your punting this matter to the FTC raises questions as to whether the FCC takes seriously its obligation to aggressively and effectively to protect consumer privacy.
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Last year, the Trump administration said it was ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, punting the responsibility of finding a permanent fix to Congress.
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Punting on policy also turns a cold shoulder to the Obama-turned-Trump voters, many of whom may not have been motivated by race or racism.
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With Congress nearing a March 5 deadline to codify protections for Dreamers, many dangers lie in their path: inaction, punting, conceding funding for a needless wall.
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Getting the budget done without punting, delaying or circumventing the requirements to lay out a fiscal roadmap will be necessary to show they can lead effectively.
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But punting the issue to his successor, especially if it's Hillary Clinton, would risk thrusting upon her the bad optics of welcoming lobbyists with open arms.
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When the teams resumed play a refreshed Huskers punting squad took to the field, with freshman Caleb Lightbourn delivering a 93-yarder for his first career punt.
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Notably, the statement made no mention of what might replace the provision in a reform package, effectively punting a crucial decision Republicans will eventually need to make.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut pressed McAleenan on those details, but the acting secretary dodged in his responses, punting to the President and his statements on the agreement.
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By punting them out of orbit with a 100 Gigawatt laser pulse, we could in theory accelerate the wee spaceships to 20 percent the speed of light.
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What it actually does, according to Marc Goldwein In health reform, as in a lot of these areas, what they're actually doing is punting on the details.
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Chick-fil-A is punting on the opportunity to score LOTS of potential cash by refusing to open up one very important location for Super Bowl Sunday.
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He set a franchise season record with a gross punting average of 21969 yards in 21968, which lasted until Robert Malone broke it in 2012 with 45.8.
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But unlike with health care, Republicans can't rely on punting the tough policy decisions down to the states, as they tried — and failed — to do in August.
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Paul Rafelson, a law professor at Pace University, says the Supreme Court decision doesn't really address this issue, "punting" most of the questions related to marketplace sellers.
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While the win probability in that scenario was already not great, punting essentially conceded defeat, especially as the Steelers put the game away on their ensuing possession.
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The Eagles looked aggressive on their first drive of the game, but when they were asked to answer a quick 7-0 deficit, they ended up punting.
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McCoy looked shaky early, throwing into double coverage on his first play and fumbling while trying to scramble on his third, with the Redskins recovering and punting.
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He confounds opponents by marrying distance, direction and hang time to smash records, last year compiling what is regarded as the best punting season in N.F.L. history.
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The move is a stark departure from the previous Republican plans of replacing Obamacare altogether or repealing it and punting on a solution until a later date.
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Some talk emerged Wednesday that by punting on the spending and debt-limit fights, Republicans might have time to take another shot at repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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The new Apple TV update will now include a focus on channels like HBO, PBS, CBS, Acorn TV, and Tastemade without punting users to a third-party app.
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Senate Republicans have not been able to reach an agreement on a repeal bill but they may have found a new compromise — punting the decision down the road.
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Cleveland BrownsOne thing to know: Joe Flacco called out head coach Vic Fangio for not going for it on fourth down late in the game and punting instead.
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Conservative lawmakers prefer punting spending talks into January because they believe they will have more leverage to get a better deal on a massive, trillion-dollar omnibus package.
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He keeps punting on a pledge to detail his tax reform plan, and he hasn't stoked anything close to a massive jobs revival in manufacturing or coal mining.
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His reception — one of nine for 142 yards — helped ice the Trojans' win by turning a potential punting situation into their first scoring drive of the second half.
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Leaders could get some help from the calendar: With Christmas near, members are eyeing their travel schedules as they talk about punting the prickliest issues until next month.
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GOP lawmakers left town late last month after punting the issue and will return Monday with few signs of progress toward a deal that can get 21625 votes.
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So much so ... Marquette says he feels like if he had picked music over punting a long time ago -- he'd already be a superstar in the entertainment world.
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The measure, if approved in the House, will fund the government through the first week of February, punting the fight over the wall into the starting weeks of Rep.
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The Education Department didn't answer direct questions about whether Title IX bans anti-gay discrimination and how it acts on those complaints, instead punting the issue to individual schools.
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Leading 2149-2148 with 2145:2 remaining in regulation, Oregon went quick-snap run, quick-snap run, incompletion: The incompletion stopped the clock, Oregon punting back at 2140:2140.
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By surveying users, Facebook is hoping to avoid claims of censorship and bias by punting one of the existential questions facing the future of the platform to its users.
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"I think the market's going to be punting this back and forth as to whether this is really a disappointment or whether they are playing for time," Englander said.
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If the so-called gig economy is fueling an array of services that let consumers purchase things "on-demand," here Gig is punting employment itself as available on-demand.
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Players pass a ball (a size four Rugby training ball is currently used until the official Speedgate ball hits the market) to teammates by tossing, kicking, or punting it.
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The Panthers (4-2) were dominated for the first three quarters before scoring three touchdowns in a 23 1/2-minute span after punting on all their other possessions.
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But Trump's message is consistent with their pledge to stop GOP leaders from punting a fight over funding the border wall and other Trump priorities until after Election Day.
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The stalemate and the looming deadline is sparking private discussion among senators about potentially punting on the immigration fight by passing a yearlong DACA and border security patch. Sen.
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Other than kneeling the ball to end the first half, the Steelers started the game by punting on eight consecutive drives, with Pittsburgh never gaining more than 21 yards.
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Instead of punting the ball, Navy went for a first down, risking the possibility of giving the ball to Kansas State with a chance to win the game themselves.
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Except when it comes to addressing systemic sexual abuse of children in the Church he leads, Francis is leaning on a tactic—punting—that the Vatican perfected over decades.
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If I'm McPhee, I'm punting this year and doing everything to stockpile picks like it's the Bay of Pigs and I'm filling up the bomb shelter with canned goods.
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But unlike with health care, Republicans can't rely on punting the tough policy decisions down to the states, as they tried — and failed — to do with health care in August.
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Stephen King thinks Patton Oswalt should be the next guy the Academy looks at to host the Oscars now that Kevin Hart's out -- but Pat's punting for some young blood.
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Mostly what I ran into were corporate-types pursuing the hall for apps they might pre-load onto handsets, or companies punting their ability to BUILD your app for you.
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Between the lines: In the most important cases of its current term, which ends tomorrow, the court has either sided with conservatives directly or handed them temporary wins by punting.
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Colbert decided to find out by punting the "compliment Trump" duty to another comedian — who turned out to be his former Comedy Central colleague and longtime Trump unenthusiast Jon Stewart.
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But the court declined to say how much of the rest of the law should fall along with it, instead punting that question back to a lower court to reconsider.
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Congressional leaders had hoped to settle on a total for the Department of Homeland Security, while punting negotiations over exact funding for the president's border wall to a later date.
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GOP leadership has suggested they want to take a similar tactic by punting on witnesses and keep it separate from an initial resolution on the procedure for a Senate trial.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said the Senate will not vote on the pact this year, punting it to the next president, who will take office in January.
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In recent years Rockhold has walked his man down, punting their arms and body whenever they stand still, only to skip back with the southpaw check hook whenever they advance.
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He proceeded to do nothing of the kind, choosing instead for a cop-out position, punting the decision over whether to ban athletes to the Olympic federations of each specific sport.
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Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles was not flagged for punting the ball into the stands after scoring a touchdown, though he will likely be fined for it, as the league commonly does.
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It looked funny, in the way that punters doing virtually anything but punting looks funny, but apparently Ryan got dinged up a bit and is now questionable with a nose injury.
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We have moved to government by executive order and judicial activism because Congress has stopped seeing its job as arriving at fair compromises rather than just punting until the next election.
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House Republicans announced late Tuesday night that they would not release their tax reform plan Wednesday, instead punting it a day so that the committee could continue working on the legislation.
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Republicans who argue the military is suffering from a string of temporary funding fixes have said they've had enough of punting and want to give the Pentagon a full year budget.
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That wouldn't be outright blocking Brexit, but it would be punting the issue to British voters, who might very well change their minds as the consequences of the vote become clear.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Thursday the Senate would not vote on the pact this year, punting it to the next president, who will take office in January.
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Others point to socioeconomics, since poverty rates in many states are higher among African-Americans than other races, and honing the crafts of kicking or punting can require expensive personal coaching.
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The Philadelphia Eagles got off to a slow start, punting on six of the team's first eight possessions, but they found their offense and crushed the San Francisco 49ers 33-10.
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Why it matters: During his nine-year career, Baltimore — led by former special teams coach John Harbaugh — has had one of the most consistent kicking and punting units in the NFL.
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The Falcons (63-26) lost momentum in the third quarter, punting on all three of their possessions while surrendering 03 yards as the Texans scored 250 unanswered points in the period.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats have spent a few years punting on the question of impeaching Trump for fear it would quickly become deeply partisan — and politically risky ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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In all, that collection of offensive atrocities led to Hekker's punting the ball nine times for 417 yards, only the third most in Super Bowl history, according to Pro-Football-Reference.com.
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When Chrisman began working with a kicking coach his junior year in high school, he learned punting mechanics, which he has also put to use on trick kicks of water bottles.
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Something was amiss when the Nebraska Cornhuskers college football team sent their punting squad out to the field for the first time on Saturday: there were only 2864 players, and no punter.
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However, it must be said that T-Mo would only just be a start, because unless OnePlus adds support for CDMA, it's effectively punting on one-third of the U.S. smartphone market.
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U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Thursday the Senate would not vote on the pact this year, punting it to the next president, who will take office on Jan. 20.
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Traders say Chinese investors are punting on global rubber demand surging on revived growth in China stoking the auto sector, allied with hope a President Trump stimulus will stoke the U.S. economy.
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The market's behaved like a football team that keeps punting on fourth-down short-yardage situations, confident that its defense can hold off the other team until the offense gets in gear.
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Trump also said he had no intention of certifying Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal, punting the issue to Congress to determine whether to reimpose sanctions on Iran and scrap the deal.
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But if a monkey approaches me on the street as I walk to buy the last box of mac 'n' cheese at the bodega, I'm punting that thing far away from me.
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"You look at your demographics and the majority of your clients, and by all means I'd say the majority is white," said Chris Sailer, who runs a popular kicking and punting camp.
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Baker Mayfield is hot ... Sam Darnold is not ... that's according to a future Hall of Famer who says the Browns nailed the #1 pick by drafting Mayfield, and punting on big Sam.
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After high school, once he had committed to pursuing punting in college, Hekker learned fundamentals at a camp in Alabama run by Mike McCabe, a former all-American punter at Illinois State.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected Democrats' plea to consider a high-stakes legal challenge that could kill Obamacare, punting a resolution in the politically fraught case until after the presidential election.
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However, sources tell NBC News that the president is leaning toward punting the issue to Congress, which paves the way for renewed sanctions on Iran and a U.S. exit from the deal.
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Maloney is asked about an entirely different subject, drops a random bomb about basically punting the last few months of the season, then circles back to the actual question like nothing happened.
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Instead of punting the ball away on fourth-and-1 from their own 42-yard line with 63:39 left and holding a two-point lead, the Rams decided to go for it.
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They also criticized Republicans for punting on the defense spending bill at the end of last year, only to pass a version now that closely reflects the spending levels agreed to in December.
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Criminal justice reform Lawmakers are expected to make a renewed effort to pass a criminal justice reform bill by the end of the year after punting the issue into the lame-duck session.
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But it may also mean that Johnson is punting on the solution, leaving it to the in-between-episodes world of books and comics — and perhaps Episode IX will open with Leia's funeral.
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Instead, he ended up punting — saying that the Senate should not decide on whether to call witnesses until hearing the opening arguments from both sides and having a period of questioning from senators.
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Of course, Nick Foles & Co. won Super Bowl LII — which featured the most combined yards (213,22015) in a game in NFL history — despite Brady throwing for 24 yards and the Patriots never punting.
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Historically, the committee has interpreted its jurisdiction in very narrow terms, often punting on the hard questions and gaining a well-earned reputation as a black hole where ethics allegations go to die.
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But that's how the Marlins are choosing to go into the season—punting on the question of whether they can actually win, and simply giving their fans just enough to keep 'em buying seats.
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For now, until royalty-free music marketplaces translate their written moral standards to real tangible action, punting to YouTube is one of the only ways artists like Malaponti and Opie will see tangible action.
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"This is judicial punting at its worst, and on the back of a 17-year-old girl," said Susan Hays, the legal director of Jane's Due Process, who worked on the case in Texas.
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His potential reversal on punting may be an attempt to save some face -- perhaps by extracting a smaller amount of money to be included in the bill to fund some portion of the wall.
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Instead the Trump Administration injected more uncertainty into the market, punting the ruling for another 90 days to conveniently fall just a week after the deadline for insurers to file next year's final rates.
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It's not surprising small teams end up focusing on the easier problem that's in their direct control—development—while punting on the part that doesn't exactly contribute to the game coming out any faster.
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By punting a decision on the ultimate destiny of the Iran deal to Congress, Trump can also try to personally avoid blame for the consequences that would follow if he formally killed the deal.
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The stickers feature cute little parakeets doing everything from squawking "Howzat!" to punting an AFL football, but can also be used to send a casual "G'day" or "How's it going, mate?" to your buddies.
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Holder's replacement, Loretta Lynch, later authorized the department to move forward with the investigation, but her announcement came close to the end of the Obama presidency, effectively punting the case to the Trump administration.
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Instead, the House and Senate reached a deal on all 12 annual spending bills, punting on at least one divisive issue that had threatened the talks: Trump's demands for funding for his border wall.
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Former New York City Mayor (and fellow rich person) Michael Bloomberg seems to pretty much be punting on the first four states in the primary, focusing his efforts on the March 3 Super Tuesday.
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The slumping Falcons (1-4) led 17-16 at halftime but lost momentum in the third quarter, punting on all three of their possessions while surrendering 222 yards as Houston scored 17 unanswered points.
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The slumping Falcons (1-4) led 17-16 at halftime but lost momentum in the third quarter, punting on all three of their possessions while surrendering 273 yards as Houston scored 17 unanswered points.
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"My fear is that we're going to wind up punting, and the omnibus will basically extend DACA ... with some border security money, sort of punt the issue for a couple of years," Graham said.
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Long is no stranger to pulling double duty in regard to assuming both kicking and punting responsibilities, having done so with the B.C. Lions of the Canadian Football League for the past two seasons.
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Axios reported on Thursday that the administration and Republican leaders are considering punting on an infrastructure package until 85033, in an effort to give Congress more breathing room to address other GOP priorities this year.
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I know — this is going to sound like I'm punting, but I very much actually, after hearing about one big data center contract that didn't seem to come through, I need to speak to management.
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Chasing Holm towards the fence and punting her trailing leg when she breaks the line to start circling out would be a solid idea: it's something everyone should be attempting against laterally mobile opponents anyway.
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"That's probably the most likely thing — when we write the funding of the government bill, we'll extend DACA legislatively, making it legal for a year or two and kind of punting it," Graham told reporters.
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Cynthia Nixon, an actress who is challenging Mr. Cuomo for the Democratic nomination for governor and who has repeatedly criticized his management of the subway, quickly weighed in, saying that Mr. Cuomo was again punting.
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But rather than merely snapping and punting the ball, Vrabel and the Titans took a delay of game penalty, draining the clock as far as they could to move their punt attempt back five yards.
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Axios reported last week that the administration and Republican leaders are considering punting on an infrastructure package until 2018, in an effort to give Congress more breathing room to address other GOP priorities this year.
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Trump has made their lives difficult by highlighting and then punting the Iran nuclear deal, the fate of ObamaCare, a tax "plan," burdening GOP senators who have not had convenient outlets for their escalating resentment.
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Another New Orleans blunder helped set up the next points after Marcus Murphy muffed the ensuing kickoff out of bounds at the 1-yard line and the Saints ended up punting from their end zone.
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"Asboy swan — or Trevor as he's known locally — has got a serious reputation in Cambridge for being overly aggressive if he's loaded up on bread from tourists," said Sam Matthews, 37, from the Traditional Punting Company.
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"For too long, our country has ignored its problems, punting them down the road for future generations to deal with," he said as he recalled a childhood growing up on construction sites and in conference rooms.
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Republicans and Democrats came up short on a longer-term deal to fund the remaining 25 percent of the government, punting a fight on the border wall to early February, when Democrats will have more leverage.
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They say that clients who use UK Punting "always barter about money", "go for the cheapest they can find" and "are all tight bastards who want to do things to girls that girls aren't comfortable doing".
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Republican congressional leaders from both the House and Senate teamed up with the Trump administration to release a "framework" for tax reform that, while punting on many key issues, provides more detail than earlier GOP plans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Thursday that the Senate will not vote on President Barack Obama's signature Asian trade deal this year, punting it to the next president for changes and consideration.
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This column wrings its hands about N.F.L. punting on fourth-and-short: if a coach orders a try that fails, he's blamed; if a coach sends in the punter and the team loses, the players are blamed.
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Elizabeth Warren's campaign appears to be punting in Nevada After a third-place finish in Iowa, Warren is betting on a strong showing in New Hampshire to boost her struggling campaign as Sanders dominates the progressive lane.
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Meanwhile, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile we're largely silent on when their networks would come online, with most simply punting for now and asking users to check back in sometime in the second half of 2019.
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D.J.'s been makin' an effort to wash the stench of losing off the Marlins since he took over the team last year ... trading star players, punting their ugly center field statue and now changing their look.
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What happened instead: The House and Senate, however, reached a deal on all 12 annual spending bills, punting on at least one divisive issue that had threatened the talks: Trump's demands for funding for his border wall.
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Jennings added that Republicans should "lock arms" behind McConnell's floated framework of passing an initial resolution on the rules and punting the decision on witnesses until after the trial starts, similar to the Clinton proceeding in 1999.
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"People are punting on better growth prospects in the United States, hurting gold's prospects ... Technically, gold is looking bad and may test $1,0.13," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio management services head at Adroit Financial Services in New Delhi.
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Plus, given that the Amazon app is primarily meant to sell you stuff, there's no real good mechanism to send it other than kicking it to the iOS Share Sheet and punting the still image to another app.
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He streamed a conversation with a Nintendo customer support representative, who admitted they didn't "see that you've been flagged for anything regarding cheating or whatnot" and couldn't come up with an explanation, beyond punting GrandPOObear to someone else.
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In exchange, Democrats made the minor concession of agreeing to participate in a bicameral bipartisan committee on border security legislation — a classic punting of the issue to let Trump back down while claiming he didn't really back down.
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Chaffetz may have also taken a look at this re-election chances in 2018—the polling is not great for him and he has attended some fiery town halls recently—and decided that punting is better than losing.
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The Yankees would need to exceed the value of that pick to trade Chapman — and to do it, they would also have to sink deep enough in the standings to make the rest of this season worth punting.
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But still, as is customary when the Mexican national team is playing in an international tournament, it could be heard: the roar of "Eeeh … puto!" by Mexican fans trying to distract the opposing goalkeeper punting the ball upfield.
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President Donald Trump pivoted from a rapidly unfolding impeachment inquiry on Friday and signed into law a stopgap bill to keep the government open until November 21, punting a likely standoff over border security until just before Thanksgiving.
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So doing away with this provision or punting the decision to the states would address a thread that's been running through the health care debate about whether we should be pooling risk among the sick and the healthy.
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Coming out of that break, the Redskins made a late personnel change and drew a delay-of-game penalty — Cousins was trying to call another timeout, which would have been a penalty, too — so they ended up punting.
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By punting to Related and Oxford, which paid $2.463 billion for the rights to the site and built the deck, the M.T.A. made sure taxpayers wouldn't be on the hook, said Mr. Wright, whose group supports the project.
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After punting late last year to give themselves more time to negotiate, lawmakers now have 28503 working days to figure out whether and how to reauthorize expiring provisions of the USA Freedom Act by the March 22020 deadline.
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This game has surely been terrific for Hekker's parents, as he is up to 417 punting yards, but for everyone else it has been remarkably frustrating to watch as neither team has been into the red zone yet.
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Again, it's another punting in a lot of ways, because nothing has really gotten ... even as these companies like Uber and many, many others of course ... the San Francisco area, I always say, is assisted living for millennials.
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On April 4, a federal judge gave Musk and the SEC two weeks to work out their differences, punting a request from the agency to hold him in contempt of court for allegedly violating an October securities fraud settlement.
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It could be a period, to supersede the Quaternary's 2.6 million reign, or an era, punting us out of the Cenozoic that began when an enormous asteroid slammed into the planet, triggered supervolcanic eruptions, and killed off the dinosaurs.
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Barrett, who finished 11 of 183 for 114 passing yards while rushing for 66 more yards, and the Ohio State offense nursed the 17-point lead in the second half by staying conservative, running clock and punting it away.
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But a judge in North Carolina denied his request, opting not to order the executive director of the elections board to certify him as the winner, effectively punting the decision back to the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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"Amid intraparty divisions, not only were they unable to reach a consensus on a budget — punting on one of our most basic responsibilities in Congress — they were unable to gain enough support to pass their backup plan," said Rep.
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Last week, Durbin said lawmakers weren't any closer to reaching an immigration deal than they were two weeks ago, and some senators have been telling reporters that they could see Congress punting on the immigration debate for another year.
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The Jaguars stayed true to their style of football on their opening drive, running the ball and going for conservative passes, but a pair of dropped balls resulted in them punting away the ball after picking up 23 yards.
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A pair of deep passes from Brady to Brandin Cooks went for nothing thanks to fantastic coverage on one play and a drop by Cooks on the second, and the drive ended with New England punting the ball away.
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The House passed a stopgap spending bill on Tuesday to keep the government open for four additional weeks, diminishing the chances of a paralyzing government-wide shutdown before Thanksgiving but also punting a tough decision on border wall spending.
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"I think the market's going to be punting this back and forth as to whether this is really a disappointment or whether they are playing for time," said Steven Englander, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Citigroup in New York.
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The constant showing of the jab encouraged Aldo to slip punches that weren't there: And Holloway began to take advantage of Aldo's reactions, catching him as he leaned, or when Aldo went to his favourite pivot, punting him in the body.
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"In punting today, the Supreme court only forces women and families to wait longer to learn who in this country has the 'right' to interfere with a woman's personal health care decisions," said Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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In that world, Zuckerberg wouldn't be "punting" on its hardest issues, but rather just turning the spotlight away from the part of its platform that is most susceptible to bad actors, which doesn't do much to make Facebook a healthier environment.
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The backdrop: The order, which Trump signed sandwiched between Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and Vice President Mike Pence, comes days after Trump and his Cabinet refused to publicly back down from the policy, instead punting the issue to Congress.
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Senate Democrats have demanded that Republicans agree to subpoena four witnesses with knowledge of Trump's efforts to block military aid to Ukraine for testimony as the trial kicks off — but Republicans have refused, and are punting on the issue for now.
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While an earlier draft had proposed hospital payment rates that were between 175% and 225% of Medicare, the updated version says that each hospital's rate will be determined individually through a formula that is yet to be developed — punting the decision.
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Congress was close to a fix for surprise bills, but dropped it at the last minute, punting the issue to next spring at the earliest, which means patients will still be on the hook for bills they never saw coming.
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Already some lawmakers are signaling that they could see Congress punting on DACA for a whole year — an idea, that although still unformed, is unlikely to see the immigration reforms Trump is saying they should "shut down" the government over.
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Michaels, who was 6 feet 2 inches and weighed more than 240 pounds, almost never left the field for the University of Kentucky in the late 1950s, playing tackle on offense and many positions on defense as well as kicking and punting.
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Congress approved a last-minute spending bill Thursday, avoiding a government shutdown over the holiday season but punting big policy and budget decisions to January, when the House and Senate will once again have to find a deal to avoid shuttering the government.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After three years of negative returns in emerging market currencies and local bonds, and at least as many false dawns, some investors are punting again on a turning point - this time hopeful of a downturn in the dominant U.S. dollar.
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For Trump's critics and many in the intelligence community, who believe that Putin pulled off an audacious effort to interfere in American democracy, possibly designed to deprive Hillary Clinton of the presidency, punting the issue forward is not nearly going to be enough.
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"As the secretary of Veterans Affairs, I'm focused on those environmental issues that impact veterans, and our studies are focused on usually the chemical and the environmental impacts that are used on the battlefield," Shulkin said, punting a question about the climate agreement.
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A federal judge gave Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the Securities and Exchange Commission two weeks to work out their differences, punting a request from the agency to hold him in contempt of court for allegedly violating an October securities fraud settlement.
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Trump, in a surprising move, signed onto the package Wednesday, siding with Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, who proposed bundling the bills together but only with a three-month extension for the debt ceiling, essentially punting the issue until December.
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The justices played defence by "punting" on the question of whether notifying the government of opposition to contraception is a "substantial burden" on religious exercise or whether the government's means of providing contraceptive coverage is "narrowly tailored" to a "compelling state interest".
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Drue Chrisman kept Michigan State pinned back with a sensational second half of punting, and eighth-ranked Ohio State (223-2252, 2236-36 Big Ten) eventually pulled away for a victory on the road over the 224th-ranked Spartans (222-224, 25-24).
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The only time when the spirit of the Charlotte account visibly wavered was after punter Arthur Hart's tenth offering of the night, which merited only some bare statistics and the acknowledgement of a punting record—always desirable—strung together on a tired ellipsis.
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Tennessee took back-to-back 5-yard penalties — a delay of game and a false start — and burned 1:55 off the clock before punting, thanks to an N.F.L. rule which calls for the clock to keep running after a penalty is enforced.
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And then there was the final one: Alabama's last chance was snuffed out when it was snookered into a penalty for too many men on the field after forcing Auburn into a punting situation with a little over a minute to play.
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Marquette is still lookin' to get back into punting in 2019 -- the guy says he still LOVES the art of it -- but he tells us all about how he wouldn't mind kickin' it with Calvin Harris in the studio in the meantime!!!
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Historically, Congress has had little problem punting on the FAA bill, while the flood insurance program is a source of Republican infighting, with lawmakers from low-lying areas fighting for lower premiums and fiscal conservatives blasting any rates viewed as too generous.
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In other words, Dallas embodied much of the league in the aftermath of the 22011 lockout, a mass of clubs wheeling, dealing, and failing to keep up with the NBA's one percent, punting on the present for a shot at a better future.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntGOP leadership: Initial phase of impeachment trial could run two weeks New federal funds for election security garner mixed reactions on Capitol Hill Senate GOP eyes punting decision on impeachment trial witnesses MORE (R-Mo.), a member of the GOP leadership.
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Not only is Trump punting from his assertion last week that Republicans would have a plan ready to go if/when the courts invalidate the ACA , he's also wrapping his arms around the idea of the 2020 election as a referendum on health care!
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But the liberal Osefo took the opportunity to address Trump's handling of Charlottesville: Huntsman seemed flustered, noting that there were "good people on both sides of this debate" – as Trump also pointed out – before punting to Caldwell for his take on the removal of Confederate statues.
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From firey dragons splitting your torso in half to a dude slicing off your head, punting it like a soccer ball, and then impaling it with a spear midair, the game's finishing moves or "fatalities" are gloriously gory — and more than worth hunting down one-by-one.
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The main problem with current tax reform isn't targeting popular tax breaks; it's punting on the chance to reframe the tax code so it lives up to reformers' stated goals of making it fairer, providing relief for those who need it, and boosting job and economic growth.
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The Chiefs corner probably shouldn't have celebrated by punting the ball into the stands, but the five-yard delay-of-game penalty didn't prevent KC from hitting a 24-yard field goal to steal a victory and move to the top of the AFC West. 53.
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The global climate talks ended in Madrid on Sunday after a grueling all-night negotiating session with officials punting the thorniest issues to next year; the most vulnerable countries clashed with the United States and other large polluters about halting climate pollution and paying for the crisis.
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Instead, it's a clattering, fidgety journey from the seaside to a bathtub to a raft floating on a body of water on which MC Nelson casually spits over a warm sax and jangling guitar beat, as though that's what we all do when punting down a river.
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The Lee-Jackson Holiday While Northam and Gillespie both are effectively punting on the decision over the future of Confederate monuments there is one glaring example of Confederate homage they both would have a level of control over if they are elected: The State's controversial Lee-Jackson Holiday.
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In a week that began with Trump punting the plight of 800,000 young immigrants to Congress and will end with a vote on major spending bill that Trump negotiated with House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Ryan's job only seems to be getting harder.
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Private equity and hedge funds' appetite for commodities and commodity assets - from copper mines to oil tankers - is not new, as this has always been deemed crucial information that can be used for punting in the futures market, and also as a means of diversification away from public equities.
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Now you can add American gridiron punters to that list with Mitch Wishnowsky, who will handle punting duties for the San Francisco 49ers when they face the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday in the Super Bowl, as the poster boy for what has become an Australian boutique industry.
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During the hearing, Trump administration officials drew clear distinctions about each agency's role in the controversial "zero tolerance" immigration policy that resulted in separating thousands of children from their families -- seemingly punting responsibility on the different facets of the policy which continues to have repercussions nearly a year later.
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That can mean standing on the foot, it can mean punting the leg up in the air, or it can mean short slapping kicks to either pick up the opponent's foot or encourage them to put their weight on it and make them slower to move when you make your advance.
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Taj McGowan ran 2 yards for a touchdown and Mack added a two-point conversion pass to Otis Anderson to cut the lead to eight with 2:24 left, but the Tigers recovered an onside kick and took nearly two minutes off the clock before punting with 39 seconds left.
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Mahomes completed 24 of 34 passes for 2 yards and two touchdowns and did not commit a turnover, but late in the fourth quarter, with a chance to put the game away, he came up empty, going minus-5 yards in three plays before punting the ball back to the Chargers.
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After punting the decision to Congress for 60 days, research conducted for this post suggests Trump should gain congressional support to withdraw from the deal, renegotiate a better accord, and press our allies to adopt a strategy against Iran of renewal of sanctions until the Iranian regime changes its unacceptable behavior.
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Rodger Sherman wrote a good explainer of how it works a few years ago but, in a nutshell, the returning team shifts its returner and almost all of its blockers away from the ball, thus drawing the punting team, which generally eyes the returner instead of the ball, along for the ride.
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But Trump's message is consistent with the one being made by Jordan, the former Freedom Caucus chairman running for Speaker who said Monday that "heck yes" conservatives would fight tooth and nail to stop GOP leaders from punting a fight over funding the border wall and other Trump priorities until after Election Day.
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John Turney, a prominent football historian, is working on a project about punting, and he said Hekker, three times a first-team All-Pro, has produced a statistically overpowering trail that places him on a trajectory to join Ray Guy as the only full-time punters in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The musical control is impeccable, and one is struck by Bolaño's ability to nudge on his long, light, ethereal sentence — impossibly, like someone punting a leaf — image by image: the falcon, the red hue, the sunset, the dawn, the dawn seen from a plane, the femoral artery, the blood vessel, the abstract painter.
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Depending on which stat geek you ask, this was mathematically the right thing to do anyway, yet the typical culture of cowardice by NFL head coaches—shout out Ben McAdoo for punting on fourth-and-one in enemy territory late in the game against Dallas—means Del Rio is practically William Wallace for this move.
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In order to avert a government shutdown Friday, it now looks like this Republican-controlled House will soon follow the Senate's lead and pass a funding bill that bypasses the president and his demands for a border wall altogether, while merely punting the debate into the new year, when Democrats take control of the House.
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Trump administration officials have promised to use their voice to protect the role of women in Afghan society, but the US is punting any formal decisions about Afghan women to the intra-Afghan negotiations that are set to occur among the Afghan government, members of Afghan civil society and the Taliban later this month.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas), who took part in the White House meeting, downplayed that by punting on DACA Republicans were raising the stakes for December.
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When voters look at Washington to see how things are going, this week they will see our leaders approve spending $106 billion more on the military than the rest of the budget combined, while repealing taxes for the health care industry and punting on legislation to protect patients from the most blatantly extortionate health care practice in America.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson confirmed Friday that President Trump will use the Congressional The Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act (INARA) to decertify the Iran deal, stating that it is not "vital to the national security interests of the United States," per AP. Tillerson also made clear that Trump will not withdraw the U.S. from the agreement, instead punting the decision to Congress.
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By punting, stalling for time, taking a breather — whatever the justices thought they were doing back in May — the court gave the administration a chance to hit reset, a chance it was smart enough to take by asking its opponents finally to put their cards on the table and by inviting ordinary people to tell the world why the case matters.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) has suggested lawmakers will try to insert a short-term renewal into its continuing resolution, effectively punting the issue at least into the new year.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) has suggested lawmakers will try to insert a short-term renewal into its continuing resolution, effectively punting the issue at least into the new year.
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Time will tell if it will be the crowning blow in a broader sense, one that sways the Yankees' management into a decision it seems willing to make only grudgingly: punting on this season and dealing off outfielder Carlos Beltran and reliever Aroldis Chapman, a pair of attractive players who will become free agents after the season, for prospects who might help the team win in the future.
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While he was caught on a wire last summer telling the admission consultant, William Rick Singer, "I love it," when presented with the plan to photoshop his son onto the body of a potential kicking or punting football recruit — a plainly absurd plan given USC's prowess, but nevertheless par for the course for Singer — prosecutors don't present any evidence that McGlashan actually followed through with the $200,000 payment.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntSekulow indicates White House not interested in motion to dismiss impeachment articles Nadler gets under GOP's skin Grassley signs USMCA, sending it to Trump's desk MORE (R-Mo.), the No. 4 GOP senator, credited McConnell with getting Republicans in line behind the strategy of punting a decision on witnesses until after the trial begins and recognizing that various Republicans have different considerations than other GOP colleagues.
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Equally unclear is the fate of renewal in the Senate, where Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) has suggested lawmakers will try to insert a short-term renewal into a stopgap spending measure, effectively punting the issue at least into the new year.
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"The history shows that the membership, while it may not move fast enough — and that's one of the criticisms that has been launched against the N.C.A.A. governance process — it has demonstrated the ability to make changes," said Remy, the second-ranking official at the N.C.A.A. Yet patience seems in short supply around state capitols where, some elected officials freely admit, they themselves have refined punting on policy matters into a high art.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntGOP leadership: Initial phase of impeachment trial could run two weeks New federal funds for election security garner mixed reactions on Capitol Hill Senate GOP eyes punting decision on impeachment trial witnesses MORE (R-Mo.), the chairman of the Senate Rules Committee with jurisdiction over many of the election security bills introduced in the Senate, also referred to the previously appropriated funds in giving his approval to the inclusion of the new money for election security.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) is predicting that the Senate will take up a fix for a key Obama-era immigration program next month, punting the issue into 2018.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is punting a bill limiting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's ability to fire special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE into next week, instead of considering it on Thursday. Sen.
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