"I will not put the pressure on Wimbledon," she added.
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"I think we put the pressure on ourselves, actually," he said.
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The Blues really put the pressure on Washington in that second period.
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Those things add up after a while and put the pressure on.
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"I think it really does put the pressure on them," said Rep.
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You've got to change the dynamic and put the pressure on them.
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"Their constituents are certainly going to put the pressure on them," she added.
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I was responsible for getting those sanctions imposed which put the pressure on Iran.
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And this newfound fame has put the pressure on Cardi to keep the momentum going.
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Possibly. But we should also put the pressure on companies to do right by us.
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But net neutrality supporters plan to put the pressure on lawmakers to support the move.
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They just kind of put the pressure on us, and I didn't respond that well.
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They have a high expectation, so they put the pressure on themselves to be great.
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Essentially working together to put the pressure on China to change the trade rules here.
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With an end-of-week deadline, Curbelo said he hopes to put the pressure on lawmakers.
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"Don't put the pressure on the caregiver to tell you what to do," Ms. Moscowitz said.
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It's good for preparing to fight a guy like Canelo who likes to put the pressure on.
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Over the last few years these practices have put the pressure on western teams to follow suit.
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While it's understandable to feel hopeless, McDonald-Mosley said there's still time to put the pressure on congress.
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Ideally, the UN would condemn these practices, encourage transparency, and put the pressure on politicians to take action.
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And look back, what is it, 2009 - 2009 when Russia put the pressure on the Ukraine about natural gas.
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But one time, waiting outside the ride, one of my sisters put the pressure on me to ride it.
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This threat may work as a pry bar to get them to put the pressure on Democratic leader Chuck Schumer .
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The American Society of Civil Engineers gives the nation's structure a D+ grade, and coming demographic shifts will put the pressure on.
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The decision was made after an internet safety advocacy group called Enough is Enough put the pressure on the massive chain restaurant.
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King kept putting people in the streets in harm's way to put the pressure on so that the bill would be introduced.
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"These votes, I think, put the pressure on both sides to meet," he said walking off the chamber floor after the votes.
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Dr. King kept putting people in the streets in harm's way to put the pressure on so the bill would be introduced.
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"I have pleaded with McConnell to work nights, to work Saturdays and weekends, and put the pressure on the Democrats," Grassley said.
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Not to mention, attaching the magnetic Sensoria anklet to the spiked socks suddenly put the pressure on to at least act athletic.
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"They would say, 'Oh, you know, you're a Marine...when they wanted to, kind of, put the pressure on him," he said.
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Riske put the pressure on her top-ranked opponent by coming to net 24 times and winning 26 percent of those points.
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Riske put the pressure on her top-ranked opponent by coming to net 24 times and winning 26 percent of those points.
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The teen climate change activist plans to put the pressure on world leaders in Davos during the World Economic Forum next week.
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Washington put the pressure on in the final minutes of the third period, just missing on several scoring chances as Boston held on.
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Dr. King kept putting people in the streets in harm's way to put the pressure on so that the bill would be introduced.
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"You just have to put the pressure on them so that they just see there is no bright future on the current course."
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I put the pressure on The Backstreet Boys this date, if there was any time to pull through for me — it was this moment!
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Each of these efforts is aimed at shifting the attention from Trump's request for investigations of Hunter Biden to put the pressure on Democrats.
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"I don't believe that we alone are able to really put the pressure on this North Korean regime that needs to be placed," she said.
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Phillip Danault put the pressure on Marcus Foligno behind the Sabres net and forced a turnover that he dished off to Radulov in the corner.
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Novak Djokovic broke Rafael Nadal in the seventh game before claiming the opening set 6-4 to put the pressure on the Spaniard in their semi-final.
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That all-cash offer is meant to sort of put the pressure on Disney to do something more than just sort of like a largely stock deal.
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I was nervous about Raven feeling like I put the pressure on her and that there would be a chance that she would get into her head.
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And if our advocacy organizations don't put the pressure on, how can we expect educational institutions that are primarily focused on PR and money to feel the pressure?
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The 2011 PGA champion birdied the 10th, 11th and 13th holes to get within two, then sank a seven-foot putt at 15 to put the pressure on.
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And they're taking it out on the president — on his favorite television network, on talk radio, on podcasts, and online — and it's worked to put the pressure on him.
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The dollar's surge put the pressure on carry trade currency favorites such as the Aussie and the New Zealand dollar , which were down by more than 0.3 percent each.
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The U.S. statement on North Korea this week squarely put the pressure on China to act, or otherwise suffer on trade with the world's largest economy, some political analysts said.
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We thought we'd put the pressure on by holding up the parade, thinking they'd be willing to commit to working with us in the interest of letting the parade continue.
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If that's the case, would the U.S. Be willing to strengthen the sanctions and perhaps put the pressure on North Korea to move forward -- >> I don't want to comment on that.
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Ryu drained a 22016-foot birdie putt to put the pressure on Park on that first extra hole, but Park gamely drained an eight-foot downhill putt to continue the playoff.
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Just as Poland looked like they were ready to put the pressure on Colombia, Falcao gets behind the Polish back line, stays onside, and slots it home off a pass from Quintero!
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One devoted husband from Oklahoma has put the pressure on other husbands near his home in Tulsa after he used a series of billboards to publicly display his adoration for his wife.
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Group member Kaya Pawlowska, 32, told CNN that she hopes that the widespread action will help to put the pressure on lawmakers to take concrete actions, just as the 1991 protests eventually did.
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I mean the fact is, is that they need to put the pressure on and frankly we need to intercepts ships coming out of North Korea so they don't proliferate all these dangerous materials.
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Throughout the hour-long conversation, DiCaprio put the pressure on the president, calling out the "corporate greed of the oil and gas industries" and wondering how politicians can work with big corporations to make change.
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And we are going to try to do our part to make sure that they have all eyes on them and they have put the pressure on them so they can't continue to ignore it.
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For Tony Ferguson, the plan is likely to put the pressure on Lee and give him the choice between exchanging, something he is certainly less comfortable doing, and making a poorly timed shot at Ferguson's hips.
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"@Emma4Change s family fled Cuba to escape totalitarianism and live in freedom just like your family could you please respond to @SteveKingIA" It's not the first time Stoneman Douglas students have put the pressure on Rubio.
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The Canucks, who tied the game 262-230 on a power play goal by Markus Granlund with 5:37 left, and put the pressure on Khudobin late, Henrik Sedin hitting a post, but failing to score.
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"They have really, really put the pressure on therapeutics for Duchennes," says Dr. Louis Kunkel, Professor of Genetics and Pediatrics at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, who discovered the protein that causes Duchennes in 1987.
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We're all in agreement that the Europeans need to do more, but I hate to just tell everybody we are the leader of the world and we should put the pressure on them to do their job.
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You don't have to spell everything out, but what I'm telling you is you look for any means you can to be able to solve that problem in North Korea, and in the meantime put the pressure on the Chinese.
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As the upper chamber barrels toward passing a health care bill in the next few hours, Ryan also sought to put the pressure on the Senate, leaving open the possibility of eventually passing whatever comes out of the Senate as is.
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Finally, back on the 16th, Moore scrambled to get his ball on to the green but rolled in a 20-foot, double-breaking par putt that put the pressure on McIlroy, who faced a 14-footer of his own for birdie.
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FOIX, France (Reuters) - Chris Froome remains in contention for a fourth Tour de France title after Team Sky put the pressure on their rivals with a perfectly executed plan in Friday's 13th stage, won on Bastille Day by France's Warren Barguil.
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He was dead set on restricting the way that the dancing raisin was displayed on the packaging of other brands — and Sun-Maid, which now represents about 40 percent of the industry, was big enough to put the pressure on.
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Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio put the pressure on Joe Biden on Wednesday for massive early deportation numbers during the Obama administration — accusing the former vice president of trying to diminish his role.
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"Depending on where you are, there's so many creative opportunities to build a movement and put the pressure on," said Chloe Maxmin, one of the early student organizers of the fossil fuel divestment movement and now a state representative in Maine.
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Passing up a touchdown in that situation would have run counter to Prescott's instincts — "It's important to get in the end zone and put the pressure on them," he said — and Coach Jason Garrett said afterward that he agreed with Prescott's decision.
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"They got a late one in the second, which could have put the pressure on going into the third, but a big one by Kyle at the end of the second to extend the lead and then we extended it to four," Schneider said.
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Players will be able to create private matches to specifically partner up with friends until the update, otherwise it's random matchmaking across PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Psyonix also thanked fans for continuing to put the pressure on Sony to change its mind.
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Senate Republicans continued to put the pressure on Democrats to lend enough support to Colorado appeals court judge Gorsuch to avoid a showdown that in turn could trigger McConnell to seek a change in Senate rules that would clear away a Democratic blockade against the nomination.
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JIM CRAMER: It sounds like versus what you said March 15 of 2010 on Kudlow Report, when you said, I believe the history here is that when we try to put the pressure on China in a public overt action, they don't like that, they revolt.
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"You don't turn this around overnight, but we, the 115th Congress, have to put the pressure on to the system we've allowed to become routine, in some cases, to reverse the negative trends that make us all -- whether you're the representative or you're the constituent -- we're not happy," he said.
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Once I meet up with the sucker, I put the pressure on him by saying that the cops were nearby, that it sucks but we'd better make it quick, and then once I've got the 80 euros in hand, I get the hell out of there and block their number.
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But the mounting stories over the White House's alleged ties to Russian officials — Trump's own admission to NBC's Lester Holt that he fired Comey because of a "made-up" investigation into Russia, the reported memos Comey had detailing conversations with Trump, and the deluge of leaks from the FBI about financial links to Trumpland — has put the pressure on the majority party to at least acknowledge that the news cycle doesn't look good.
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The WSJ says that the acquisition would allow Comcast to put the pressure on Disney by more effectively copying that company's business model, licensing movies such as Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, and How to Train Your Dragon for commercial and theme park purposes in much the same way it has already done so with Universal Pictures' animated films like Minions and Despicable Me. This isn't the first time DreamWorks has been linked with a big telecoms company — the studio held talks with Japanese firm Softbank in 2014, the same year that it also discussed a possible purchase with toy company Hasbro.
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Only two Legends made the playoffs, as SK Gaming and Fnatic made it into the top eight. New Legends were G2 Esports, FaZe Clan, Natus Vincere, Quantum Bellator Fire, mousesports, and Cloud9. The grand finals put the pressure on the tournament favorites FaZe Clan, which defeated mousesports and Natus Vincere, and the dark horse Cloud9, which upset G2 Esports and SK Gaming.
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She held the assistant coaching position for 12 seasons. The 2002 team was one of the memorable teams along with the 1995 team in UConn history. The 2002 team was the second UConn team to have a perfect record. Elliott put the pressure on the 2002 team to match her 1995 team, and try to be undefeated to motivate them, and it worked.
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On the undercard of Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez IV on December 8, 2012, Fortuna faced previously unbeaten Irish fighter Patrick Hyland for the WBA Interim Featherweight Title. Fortuna started fast, throwing power punches in bunches, but the Irishman stayed on his feet and began to put the pressure on Fortuna. Fortuna seemed to fade late but had built enough of an early lead to earn a unanimous decision and hand Hyland his first loss as a professional.
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However, his legal training proved invaluable in later books, when he advised lawyers, or his clients, in trials as in Beware the Curves and All Grass Isn't Green. Donald eventually became such a moneymaker for Bertha that she was forced to relent when he put the pressure on her for a full partnership in Double or Quits. When Donald originally asked to be made a partner, Bertha turned him down cold. So, Donald quit and moved to San Francisco.
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The last game of the round robin of the NatWest Series was, as expected, won by the Australians. However, it summed up the improvement Bangladesh had made over the tour of England. In the first international, they were rolled over meekly by a no-balling, rusty English side - twice. In the last, Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie put the pressure on early, and with the aid of Shane Watson had them on the reels with 75 for 5.
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Roger Penske called Unser into the pits a few laps early, in an effort to "put the pressure on Guerrero" in hopes of moving up to second place. Andretti, leading by 1 lap, slowed down between turns 3 and 4, allowing Guerrero to pass him. At first it was believed that Andretti was ducking into the pits for his final pit stop. However, after leading 170 of 177 laps, Andretti suddenly slowed down the frontstretch on lap 177.
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The last game of the round robin of the NatWest Series was, as expected, won by the Australians. However, it summed up the improvement Bangladesh had made over the tour of England. In the first international, they were rolled over meekly by a no-balling, rusty English side – twice. In the last, Brett Lee and Jason Gillespie put the pressure on early, and with the aid of Shane Watson had them on the reels with 75 for 5.
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Harris provided the first break- through for the Chargers as he removed both the openers in the first over of the innings. Sehwag built the partnership with Dilshan for the Daredevils as they scored 83 runs in nine overs until Symonds broke the partnership. The Chargers bowlers put the pressure on the Daredevils as the tight bowling helped restrict the Daredevils to 153/8 in 20 overs. Gilchrist started the chase for the Chargers with five boundaries in the first over off Nannes.
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Australia's top order capitulated with none of the top five scoring over 15 runs. There was some resistance from Hussey and Haddin, but ultimately Australia were unable to bat out the innings, running out of wickets and posting a very low score. Australia did however put the pressure on with the ball and for most of the chase New Zealand was behind Australia score at the same points in time. Michael Clarke clean-bowled a batsman but replays showed that the bails were dislodged by Haddin's gloves, which were in front of the stumps.
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Following the popular hypothesis of the mechanism of the plant spatial orientation, the bending from the horizontal position is caused by some small heavy particles that after turning put the pressure on the side cell (statocyte) wall, irritating some system and activating the bending process. The pressure of such particle to the cell was would be proportional to the sine of the reorientation angle, being maximal at 90° reorientation. It would be equal for the reorientations by both 45° and 135°. The prolonged sine law concludes that there are very significant deviations from such a predicted reaction.
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The draw for the quarter-finals paired United with Porto, against whom they had played in the first knockout round of the 2003–04 competition. The draw also determined the semi-final pairings, with United or Porto drawn to play against Arsenal or Villarreal. The first leg of the quarter-final was played at Old Trafford, giving Porto the chance to put the pressure on Manchester United with an away goal. That away goal came in the fourth minute of the game, but Wayne Rooney equalised ten minutes later and Carlos Tevez gave United the lead in the 85th minute.
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Giraud returned to the Blueberry series in 1979 with "Nez Cassé" as a free-lancer. Later that year however, the long-running disagreement Charlier and Giraud had with their publishing house Dargaud, the publisher of Pilote, over the residuals from Blueberry came to a head. They began the Western comic ' as a means to put the pressure on Dargaud. It did not work, and Charlier and Giraud turned their back on the parent publisher definitively,Sadoul, 1991, pp. 33-34; The revolt at Pilote had an indirect and unintended side-effect, after the publisher had started to initiate changes on the editorial level.
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Closing out a winning season after a couple of down years, Evansville was hungry for the win and really put the pressure on the SIUE defense, out-shooting the Cougars 20–8 with 10 shots on goal, but Dal Santo showed why he is again among the leaders of the NCAA goalkeepers' statistics by making nine saves. With the draw, the Cougars wound up the regular season with a ten-game unbeaten streak (7–0–3) after starting the season 1–4–2. They also secured second place in the Valley and a bye through to the semifinals of the 2016 Missouri Valley Conference Men's Soccer Tournament.
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That was before they got in to bat, however. England survived the first three overs, bowled by McGrath and Lee, without loss. From then on, however, the English lost wickets by the bucketful. England went from 11 for 0 to 19 for 4 in the space of four overs, as the bowlers put the pressure on immediately, and their entire top- order came and went for single-figure scores. Paul Collingwood and Andrew Flintoff survived for a couple more overs, before Flintoff edged McGrath to slip – the score 33 for 5, and England should see themselves lucky to bat out 50 overs – or even score 100 runs.
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Australia did not strike back until the bottom of the 2nd inning, when Chalky White of South Australia hit a solo home run off Vane Sutton. Sutton made up for his error in the top half on the 3rd, with a grand slam to send the score out to a commanding 6–1. The Americans again put the pressure on Australia in the fifth inning as two errors led to another 2 runs to the US, putting them in a comfortable position. The game was eventually called at 2:40pm, after six completed innings and a final score 11–5, with the Americans batting first.
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West Germany put the pressure on England in their second match by beating Spain 2–1. The home side drew 0–0 against England, denying Ron Greenwood's team a semi-final place and putting England in the same position as Cameroon, being eliminated without losing a game. In Group C, with Brazil, Argentina and Italy, in the opener, Italy prevailed 2–1 over Diego Maradona and Mario Kempes's side after a game in which Italian defenders Gaetano Scirea and Claudio Gentile proved themselves equal to the task of stopping the Argentinian attack. Argentina now needed a win over Brazil on the second day, but lost 3–1 – Argentina only scoring in the last minute.
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He was assigned with the number 8 shirt for the 1987–88 season, as manager Kenny Dalglish felt that giving Aldridge the number 9 (previously worn by Rush) would put the pressure on him, and the number 9 shirt went to winger Ray Houghton who had followed Aldridge to Anfield from Oxford later in 1987. (Aldridge actually favoured the number 8 as it was the number worn by his hero, Liverpool legend Roger Hunt.) Aldridge scored both goals in the club's FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest, including a memorable volley from an outstanding team move. He was also an efficient penalty-taker, but a predictable one too, which led to his season and that of Liverpool ending in heartbreak.
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Bentley had not previously mentioned this to the FBI or to any of the committees, grand juries or prosecutors before whom she had testified earlier, and there was no evidence at the time that Bentley had any role in this transfer. Some questioned Harry Dexter White's role in it. In her 1953 testimony before Joseph McCarthy's Senate subcommittee, she elaborated, testifying that she was following instructions from NKVD New York rezident Iskhak Abdulovich Akhmerov (who operated under the cover name "Bill") to pass word through Ludwig Ullmann and Nathan Gregory Silvermaster for White to "put the pressure on for the delivery of the plates to Russia".Testimony of Elizabeth Bentley, S. Prt. 107-84 - Executive Sessions of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations (McCarthy Hearings 1953-54), Vol.
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Michigan opened against ECAC Hockey champion Providence and squeaked by the Friars 3–2 to set up a rematch with Denver for the NCAA championship. Playing in their home building, the Pioneers started the game by firing 15 shots on goal in the first but Bob Gray turned everything away, allowing Wilf Martin to open the scoring with just under 2 minutes left. Wakabayashi increased the Wolverines' lead with a power play marker early in the second and was followed soon thereafter by Jack Cole to build the Michigan lead to 3–0. Denver was able to close the gap with two goals in the final 15 minutes of the period but when Cole scored his second of the night early in the third Michigan put the pressure on the Pioneers.
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Over the years Vázquez has become known for his "Ras de Lona" ("On the mat") wrestling style, focusing more on holds, takedowns and submission moves than high flying wrestling. The style is personified by his Nudo Lagunero ("The Lagunero Knot") submission move that he created. The "Nudo Lagunero" is a standing figure-four leglock, where Vázquez first wraps a prone opponent's legs across each other, then stretches the opponent's arms through the "knot" of the legs and pulls them up in the air so that all pressure is on the arms to force a submission. In addition to the more complicated Nudo he also uses the Fujiwara armbar submission hold, where Vázquez takes a face down opponent's arm and pulls it back while laying on their back to put the pressure on the shoulder and elbow joints.
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Lancashire (18pts) beat Derbyshire (3pts) by one wicket In a low-scoring thriller at The County Ground, Derby, Dominic Cork had the pleasure of beating his old county, though it became a tougher task than expected, considering that Derbyshire had not won a Championship match since 2004. Winning the toss and batting, Derbyshire had a good opening partnership between Australian Michael Di Venuto and Ben France, but Greg Chapple put the pressure on with some patient, economical bowling and reaped the rewards with three wickets for 29. However, it was Cork who got the most wickets, after taking the last three of the innings to finish with four for 40 and send Derbyshire off for 191. Lancashire lost two quick wickets in reply, and were in trouble when Warren Hegg departed at 128 for 6, but a fine innings worth 64 from Cork down the order - along with 24 from Muttiah Muralitharan - sent Lancashire into a 50-run lead.
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The first double-header of the season took place at Donington Park with Will Hoy putting the misery of Brands Hatch behind him to record a dominant win in the first race, with Cleland in second after a daring move on Andy Rouse at Goddards corner in the closing stages of the race. After a ten-minute break, the second race began in chaos as the fast moving Peugeot 405 of Robb Gravett lost control and hit the pit wall, taking Jeff Allam and Rouse out with him in the process. Tim Harvey took advantage of an error by Cleland at the Old Hairpin to put the pressure on the Vauxhall, but while the two were dueling, race one winner Hoy and the Vauxhall of David Leslie joined in the battle for the lead, with Leslie initially leading before Hoy nipped past at the Esses, with Harvey following through. On the sixth lap, Harvey took the lead under braking at the Melbourne hairpin and stayed there despite the best efforts of the reigning champion.
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He however underlined that he did not desire such an extreme response but that this scenario should not be ignored. Di Rupo's declarations on television have been broadly discussed in the French- written press: according to Le Soir, the country had never been so close to a split than this day; less alarmist La Libre Belgique observed that the negotiations are deadlocked and considered Di Rupo's move a good way to define the point that the Francophones are not ready to negotiate further. However La Dernière Heure, L'Avenir and Flemish columnists in De Morgen, Het Laatste Nieuws, and De Standaard condensed Di Rupo's Plan B down to a tactical move in order to put the pressure on the negotiations and redefine the relations between PS and MR. The Plan B proposed by Di Rupo was developed by Christian Berhendt, a specialist of constitutional law at the University of Liège. According to Berhendt, a hypothetical partition of Belgium is constrained by the fact that no political party is ready to split Belgium at the cost of separating from the numerous international organizations to which Belgium is affiliated.
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Looking to rebound from the previous night's thumping, the Tigers sent Yuya Andoh to the mound, countering the Marines' star submarine pitcher, Shunsuke Watanabe. Again, the Marines got off to a fast start, with Nishioka doubling to right on the second pitch he saw from Andoh. With 2 down and Nishioka on 3rd, Saburo hit a ground ball to Imaoka at 3rd, but the throw was one-hopped to the first baseman Andy Sheets and got away from him. Saburo reached and Nishioka scored to put the Marines on top, 1–0. In the 2nd inning, Lee drew a walk, setting up Imae, who hit a double and advanced the Korean slugger to 3rd. A double play followed, but the Tigers were willing to trade a run for 2 outs, as Lee scored. Watanabe had little resistance in the first two innings, but ran into a bit of trouble in the 3rd. Two singles leading off the inning brought up Fujimoto, who tried to sacrifice the runners to 2nd and 3rd, but a bad bunt with one strike put the pressure on Fujimoto to swing away.
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In a document submitted in the Eichmann trial, the close cooperation between the German intelligence service (Sicherheitsdienst, or SD) in France, with the German embassy comes up with the BdS Helmut Knochen, and Theodor Dannecker as its representative in Paris on the one hand, and on the other hand expressed (Ernst Achenbach, later FDP foreign policy and almost German-EEC Commissioner, takes part here): > In August 1941, Zeitschel put pressure on Abetz, so this is "personally" the > commitment caught by Heinrich Himmler, "that the Jews present in the > concentration camp can be deported to the East, once this permit > transport"Dokument VEJ 5/285 and then put the pressure on Dannecker. Zeitschel was informed in top secret processes and knew about the Wannsee Conference of 20 January 1942. He applied the minutes of the proceedings from junior state secretary Ernst Woermann to the deportation of French Jews. In the Nuremberg trials a letter by Zeitschel from 5 February 1946 was read: > The Independent Commission of Historians - Foreign Office presented in the > book Das Amt 2010, in response to the book clear that the role of the > Embassy in Paris and the Foreign Office has been underestimated in driving > the Holocaust in France so far.
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