Bullets rattled on the streets and glanced off with ugly whines.
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"It was so noisy, things rattled on the table," Mr. Klamper said.
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The digital screen was responsive, the buttons all felt solid, and nothing rattled on the bike.
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It was rattled on Thursday by reports its central bank deputy governor was leaving the bank.
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" West later rattled on about how he would implement tactics and concepts from previous presidential nominees because, "fuck all the power plays.
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Markets were rattled on Wednesday after the United States threatened to impose tariffs on an additional $0003 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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We had a 105-slide deck prepared, and we didn't get past the second slide because they rattled on about one fucking slide.
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Stock markets were rattled on Thursday after reports emerged that some clients of Deutsche Bank, the struggling German lender, were reducing their exposure.
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Normally, Romeo wouldn't worry about his little girl's test-taking skills, but she's clearly rattled on the first day of the finals, scoring poorly.
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The case has rattled on since, with the Christian Institute backing the McArthurs and many secular and gay rights activists supporting Lee and QueerSpace.
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May's government was rattled on Monday by the departures of foreign minister Boris Johnson - the face of Brexit for many - and her chief Brexit negotiator David Davis.
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Department stores J.C. Penney and Macy's both saw their stocks rattled on Thursday, despite a relatively strong holiday performance, a sign of investor skittishness toward the industry at large.
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Traders are concerned about a U.S. shift towards increased protectionism under Donald Trump's administration, with Wall Street rattled on Wednesday after the president sought to impose fresh tariffs on China.
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Traders are concerned about a U.S. shift towards increased protectionism under the Trump administration, with Wall Street rattled on Wednesday after the president sought to impose fresh tariffs on China.
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Depositors and investors in East Africa's largest economy were rattled on April 7 when the central bank took control of mid-sized Chase Bank after it failed to meet its obligations.
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Traders are concerned about a U.S. shift towards increased protectionism under President Donald Trump's administration, with Wall Street rattled on Wednesday after the president sought to impose fresh tariffs on China.
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Traders' view of a firm jobs market was rattled on Wednesday when payroll processor ADP's gauge of private jobs growth decelerated to 27,53 in May, its weakest in more than nine years.
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Traders' view of a firm jobs market was rattled on Wednesday when payroll processor ADP's gauge of private jobs growth decelerated to 27,000 in May, its weakest in more than nine years.
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But he was rattled on Alabama's first drive — after a sack and an interception, he briefly entered Alabama's sideline injury tent — and was far from himself for the rest of the game.
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But if she was sometimes rattled on the specifics, Ms. DeVos was unshakable in her belief that education authority should devolve away from the federal government and toward state and local authorities.
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CreditCreditJérôme Sessini/Magnum, for The New York Times Gilles Kepel, a French political scientist, was at home in Paris brushing his teeth one morning last June when his cellphone rattled on the sink.
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Fragile relations between North and South Korea were once again rattled on Saturday night when the North fired several artillery rounds into the sea near a disputed maritime border, alarming nearby residents in the South.
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Xi's comments prompted a largely positive reaction in financial markets, which have been rattled on fears that tit-for-tat U.S.-China tariffs will escalate into a full-scale trade war that would threaten global growth.
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FROST: GIVEN THAT THE WELLS FARGO SCANDAL HAS RATTLED ON SO LONG, HAS THAT ANNOYED YOU AND SOME OF YOUR FELLOW CEOs AS BANKS THAT STARTED TO COME OUT OF THE CROSS HAIRS A LITTLE BIT.
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President Sebastián Piñera, one of the nation's wealthiest businessmen, appeared rattled on Friday night as he deployed the army around the capital and imposed a state of emergency that he later extended to other Chilean cities.
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The government there was already rattled on Friday by Mr. Trump's threat to close parts or all of the border as early as next week in response to the immigration surge and this was an added blow.
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Once the bowls are emptied, donkey tacked to the cart by strops of old leather, the bottles rattled on board, the men loaded, the trumpet unsnapped from its shabby case, buffed on Necmettin's sleeve and sounded, they are off. Yarak!
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In her questionnaire, which ranges from practical questions of age, taste, commute time, and home city, to highly personal inquires inspired by the Proust Questionnaire, I'd rattled on about persistent anxiety, a general feeling of being unmoored, and a vague memory of tailgating in a Walmart parking lot before a Kenny Chesney concert.
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" Mr. Cavett's wide-eyed Everyman schtick worked wonders when introducing to a heartland audience a jittery, cane-wielding David Bowie in a 1974 show in which Mr. Bowie rattled on about "black noise," a concept promoted by the subversive novelist William Burroughs about a hypothetical sonic frequency that is effectively a "noise bomb," with which "you can crack a city or people.
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THREE: There comes a point in the life of every mediocre white NBA Big Man when you will get absolutely rattled on by a superior player, your pathetic body and face plunged into sap, time speeding up and capturing the most shameful moment of your career—of your life, even—in amber, to be shuttled off to some midwestern museum, where it will beckon people to drag you forever.
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The party took offense to his statements and considered his accusation to be "inappropriate" and, according to Al Maghreb, sued him for "deficiency of professional ethics." Afek Tounes won 4 seats for the constitutive assembly. The party was rattled on 3 November 2011 though by the resignation of several key founding members such as its spokesperson Emna Mnif, its general secretary Mustapha Mezghani, Sami Zaoui, Hela Hababou and another 13 members. After underperforming in the 2011 Constituent Assembly election, Afek Tounes joined talks with other secularist and liberal parties, especially the Progressive Democratic Party to form a "big party of the centre".
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Waters and Villiers invested in real estate with some of the money passing through the office; unfortunately for Villiers, Waters was also diverting some of the funds to his own interest in the Opera House, and the accounts of the office were in a shambles. Well aware of the parlous state of the office's accounts, Waters retired from the Marine Pay Office in 1807 as an independently wealthy man (only to lose the fortune in his Opera House investments). The lax regime in the Pay Office rattled on, however, until 27 December 1809, when Perceval became aware of the state of Villiers' accounts. Villiers, to his credit, immediately resigned and took responsibility for his official debts.
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The film has earned praise and criticism from commentators, reformers, and educators. The film is currently used in universities and law schools across the nation. It is in regular use by the Asylum Training Corps in the Department of Homeland Security, as well as hundreds of law offices across the U.S. The New York Times review wrote “the two-hour documentary by Shari Robertson and Michael Camerini takes an amazingly unflinching look at the process for seeking political asylum in the United States. The viewer who sticks with it ends up rewarded but deeply rattled, on several levels.” The New York Daily News review of the P.O.V. broadcast called the film “a very strong show,” highlighting that “the close- ups, when people learn of their fates, are unforgettable, as are some of the very candid admissions by the INS interviewers.
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The song, "Crawford's Defeat by the Indians" mentions Major Brenton:Brown, Parker B, Crawford's Defeat: A Ballad, 313,323. :There was brave Major Brinton, the first in command :In the front of the battle he boldly did stand :With courage and conduct, his part did maintain :Though, bullets like hail, in great showers they came :And as this brave here was giving command :The rifle balls rattled on every hand :He received a ball, but his life did not yield :He remained with the wounded men, out on the field Shortly after returning from the Crawford Expedition, Brenton was mortally wounded at the Battle of Blue Licks on August 19, 1782. One of the last battles of the American Revolutionary War, Blue Licks took place near the Licking River, in what is now Robertson County, Kentucky (but was then Kentucky County, Virginia). Approximately 50 Loyalists and 300 American Indians ambushed 182 frontier militiamen.
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Travers 1993, pp.172-3 In the same letter he wrote: “Before the war our theory was that anybody who could make ground should make it. This is a dangerous theory until we get through the enemy’s trenches”.Travers 1993, pp.54-5 Kiggell replied to the CIGS on the evening of 14 July. He conceded that there had been problems with infantry-artillery coordination, but seemed more concerned with the slowness of progress, anticipating that the commanders might be criticised by future Staff College lecturers for not pushing on fast enough, but insisting that “the Bosch was badly rattled on a good part of our front”.Travers 1993, pp.172-3 Possibly (in David Woodward’s view) worried at Kiggell’s response, Robertson wrote to Rawlinson, GOC Fourth Army, on 26 July urging him not to let the Germans “beat you in having the better man-power policy” and urging “common-sense, careful methods, and not to be too hide- bound by the books we used to study before the war”.Robbins 2005, p124Woodward 1998, p.
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He took 5 for 10 off nine overs to finish off the Wellington first innings later that season. Then, in 1900-01, he was the highest scorer in New Zealand, with 292 runs at 41.71. Early in January 1901, opening the batting against Canterbury, he made 37 and 60 (Auckland's top score) then, a few days later, he made 144 and 20 not out against Wellington. Hay's 144 was Auckland's first century in their 38th match of first-class cricket. After Wellington had made 397 in their first innings, Auckland lost wickets steadily and were 112 for 7 at one stage. Hay "took over two hours to make his first 50, [but] in the next hour and a-half rattled on nearly double that number ... just when Auckland's plight seemed hopeless, he let out in most brilliant style and found the boundary time after time with powerful drives and leg strokes ... his 144 was a remarkable display of defence combined with hitting". Having gone in first, he was last out with Auckland's total at 262.Auckland Star, 9 January 1901, p. 3. After those few days of success he returned to his previous form, and in 10 first-class matches after 1900-01 he made only 169 runs at 9.38.
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