" - Lauren, 333 "Experienced colors rush over my body.
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"I started to feel this rush over me," she explains.
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Along with Officer Verino Ruggiero, Hickman questions Rush over the alleged jaywalking.
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Two other guards rush over to help, one eyeing his coworker nervously.
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I rush over to my clothes; they're covered in slimy wet sand.
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There's no need to rush over to lottery headquarters the day you win.
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WILLIAMS: This is like Trump saying everybody is going to rush over the border.
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He fakes illness to meet their demand to rush over to a random location.
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We end up chatting for too long and need to rush over to the event.
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In other words, there's no need to rush over to lottery headquarters the day you win.
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Some laugh, some rush over to help and some pretend not to see anything at all.
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People rush over to the two people who were shot and try to attend to them.
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Then he would rush over with a bag filled with cartons of Japanese cigarettes conspicuously sticking out.
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After the tackle, several people rush over to the fallen man and begin to stomp and punch him.
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So, if you happen to be in Hong Kong, rush over and check these beauties out for yourself.
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One day he came and got me, insisting that I rush over to a nearby newsstand with him.
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Senators could keep track of the progress, rush over to cast their vote, and return to their offices.
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When water starts to flow out of someone's tap, neighbors and relatives rush over with bottles and buckets.
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It suggests that many dogs will rush over to comfort their owners if they think they're in a predicament.
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But that doesn't mean you have to rush over to their place right now and declare your love, either.
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When a fighter is killed, they rush over and steal his weapon so that they can become fighters, too.
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I'm going to a special screening on BlacKkKlansman for work, so I rush over to get there in time.
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Please bathe in the sheer absurdity of that sentence, let it rush over you like the Hells Canyon rapids.
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As he looked back, he could see the boy's father rush over and take the grenade from the man.
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Richard Burr of North Carolina was the first to rush over and leaned pretty intensely to smile at the baby.
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I rush over from PDX to the apartment downtown, messaging with my stepmother and my half brother all the way.
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Diving in, I felt the water rush over my chest, then push my swimsuit down to expose my left breast.
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Before he can rush over and pull her away from her all-natural snack, she's inevitably swallowed a handful or two.
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When Torishin moved to its current address in Hell's Kitchen in 2015, I did not exactly rush over on my hoverboard.
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I made it a point to rush over and check out these new Momentum buds as soon as I learned about them.
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In video of the climb, obtained by TMZ, you can see a security guard rush over and tell him to get down.
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But it just took crossing a short sea wall that runs along the promenade for the water to rush over our feet.
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Monday following a rush over the weekend that saw shelves cleared and queues snake out the door as residents rushed to stockpile goods.
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The best part is watching excitement rush over the people who obviously had doubts that a hot tool could make them a snack.
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I might rush over to pick her up and calm her, and I might really care for her, but there's no empathy there.
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Of course, before you rush over to Amazon or (gasp!) an actual store, you'll want find out which vacuum might be best for you.
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If you're feeling bad for Pikachu, I hope you've found comfort in the fact that no less than three humans rush over to help.
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And I still had a few hours left to rush over to my school's computer lab to polish it up and turn it in.
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There are moments of strange and serene beauty, as you rush over a fog-covered hill, eyes scanning the horizon, waiting for the enemy.
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So act fast and click ahead to see the range, then rush over to the Urban Decay website and get your hands on it now.
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Of course, before you rush over to Amazon or (gasp!) an actual store, you'll want to find out which vacuum might be best for you.
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LeBron had to rush over for his own basketball game after the final buzzer ... with the Lakers taking on the Celtics at the TD Garden.
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Mr. Cody would send hasty texts to Ms. Yasuoka, who works at a tech company in the East Village, asking if she could rush over for viewings.
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His uncompromising stance helped drive a rush over the U.S. border as some migrants calculated it was better to cross over before the election in case Trump won.
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When a customer does enter a shop, the relieved store clerks rush over to see if they can help -- but only after they have taken the newcomer's temperature.
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Have you ever seen a medical TV show where a group of doctors will rush over to a "coding" patient whose heart has stopped while dramatic music plays?
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With the Thanksgiving food order rush over for the year, all is calm in the Bread of Life bakery as the staff quietly go about prepping their Christmas orders.
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After explaining her situation, she asked her to rush over to Zara to buy a white lace dress in three different sizes and have them shipped overnight to Cincinnati.
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But not even a full ten seconds passed after frontman Dev Hynes thanked the crowd before people started to rush over to the main stage to post up for Jay.
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Before you rush over and madly start fumbling with the internal doings of your NES Classic Edition, be aware the process still isn't super easy, or for that matter clearly legal.
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"A lactation consultant is a white NPR-listener with dreadlocks named Indigo, that you have to pay $200 to rush over to your house and Roto-Rooter your titty," Wong says.
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App Smart IT used to be that when a moment of inspiration struck writers, they would have to rush over to a stone tablet, or find parchment and ink, to record their thoughts.
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We rush over and consider taking him to the vet since it's right next door, but he seems totally normal when we pick him up, so we just take him home to watch him.
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He had spirited exchanges with both Dierks Bentley and Kenny Chesney, accepted a lengthy hug from Lorrie Morgan, and he was among the first to rush over to congratulate Little Big Town on their CMA Award.
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This is typical stuff, and what a normal defender in Green's position would do is rush over and force Capela to either put it on the floor, shoot, or kick it out to the open shooter.
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"There was the attempt to rush over to the U.S. to embrace him, then she became implicated in the things he was doing, and then she had to pull back, so she's been zigzagging," he said.
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Would I rush over to the Hoa Lo prison, a French colonial-era fortress known in the United States as the Hanoi Hilton, where a young aviator and future senator, John McCain, had been an inmate?
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They then rush over to pick up their delivery, exchange a very awkward handshake, open the pizza box, and finally take the obligatory bite of pizza, all nodding firmly in approval at how good the pie tastes.
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Normally opposing defenders rush over to impede his drives to the rim, but Middleton's quick three-point release makes it impossible for help to cheat off the perimeter, leaving more space for Antetokounmpo to shapeshift and stretch in.
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Carlos Hyde (73 carries, 299 yards, NFC-best five TDs) is averaging 4.9 yards per rush over his last two games, but was limited to just 51 yards in a 493-7 loss at Arizona on Sept. 27. 1.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you find out your girl got into college: burst into tears, drop everything, rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," the Love & Friendship star captioned pics of Sheen hoisting up her and Lily.
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Every enemy you take down will drop ammo, for example, and you'll then find yourself having to choose whether to rush over and loot their bodies — at a risk of being shot down yourself — or remain in your covered position.
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The long-rumored Surface Phone and Surface Mini could always be surprise announcements, but with Windows 10 Mobile and Microsoft's phone business basically in the toilet and the general tablet gold rush over, they seem unlikely to make any kind of appearance.
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"When an area has burned, soil become hydrophobic, or water resistant, which causes water to rush over soil instead of soak in," The Rocky Mountain Incident Management Team said in an advisory, noting that crews are in place to perform water rescues.
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Here's what Katie Holmes did on Super Bowl 50 Sunday: Take a cooking class with her child, eat said cooked food with her child, and then rush over to a friend's house like most of America to catch Beyoncé and her half-time routine.
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Right after the vote, there was a lot of uncertainty, the British pound took a beating, and experts urged U.S. travelers to rush over and take advantage of lodging and attraction prices that were, effectively, 10 to 15 percent less expensive than they'd been the week before.
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Long a minority party operating chiefly out of the Chambers of Commerce and Rotary Clubs of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Republicans went on a partisan land rush over the past couple of decades, winning rural and small town seats that had been in Democratic hands since statehood.
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"The appropriate fatherly response when you found out your girl got into college: burst into tears drop everything rush over and pick up everyone even remotely involved," Beckinsale captioned the split photo of the friendly exes bear hugging and the Passengers actor lifting up their 17-year-old.
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In Yanji, the young women at one of these places are so overworked that after closing they rush over to the nightclub at a nearby hotel for a shift of musical performance and cocktail waitressing with male customers whose Chinese yuan go straight to the North Korean regime.
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That final destination must be sorted out in a mad rush over the next few days, with the Senate's arcane budget rules and a vote-a-rama, which will open up Republicans to a flood of Democratic amendments designed to force tough votes that could make the process even more treacherous.
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That final destination must be sorted out in a mad rush over the next few days, with the Senate's arcane budget rules and a vote-a-rama that will open up Republicans to a flood of Democratic amendments designed to force tough votes promising to make the process even more treacherous.
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It was Mr Allen who in late 1974 insisted that Mr Gates rush over to the news-stand to see the latest issue of Popular Electronics, a magazine, whose cover featured the Altair 8800, a new computer with a powerful chip—an event which inspired Mr Gates to leave Harvard University to start a company.
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So I've got a video of me and all my team playing "The Bomb" by Big Miz, which if you haven't heard is an absolutely mad tune—it starts really low, and we turn it up and turn it up and everyone's going for it, then the police rush over and they're like 'turn it off instantly!
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Meanwhile, Clinton seemingly could not figure out how to shake his portrayal of her as a pawn of Wall Street and Big Business, which was, at one point, parodied by Saturday Night Live: When Sanders prolonged the primary well after it became clear that he would lose and offered a very lukewarm concession, the millennials who supported him did not rush over to the Clinton camp.
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Those were the lullabies they used to sing Díaz to sleep, while he watched how his father, Domingo, became the chief of the "Dance of the Blacks," a folk dance that was common in the town: The one for which they put on the song "La rama e' tamarindo" on powerful speakers that Gameranans make room for on their porches, as groups or boys and girls rush over to dance.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Tuesday he's "in no rush" over negotiations to denuclearize North Korea ahead of his second summit next week with leader Kim Jong Un. "I'd just like to see, ultimately, denuclearization of North Korea," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Although the book tends to rush over topics in superficial detail—it might have been more rewarding if there were more episodes like the epilogue that details Outkast's reunion performance at Coachella—its overall arc is one that anyone who cares about modern pop and hip-hop should care about, serving as a sort of prequel to modern Atlanta music and the era in which Rihanna, Kanye, and Justin Bieber are the biggest stars in the world.
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Punch goes the Vince with the long hair Kick goes him and two Conors A Vince with short hair gives a kick Soon a crowd is around those down-punched down-kicked two Here comes three additional to rescue their More Gregs and Vince and Conors rush over Soon their rescue men need rescue One rescue man is a true fighter Too bad for him To stop his fighting takes So many punches and kicks that Soon no way is he getting up Or fighting Or moving At all.
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I spend way too much time thinking about how Milo Ventimiglia's Jack could have possibly died on This Is Us. (I mean, seriously — the question is filling in the gaps that "Who is A on Pretty Little Liars?" took up for seven seasons.) I thought I had it figured out thanks to a thorough theory about Jack's death by washing machine fire, but now new speculation is making me reevaluate just about everything: What if Jack didn't die in a fire at all, but instead, died in a car accident while attempting to rush over to his burning home?
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The Tampa Bay defense allowed San Diego to rush over 103 yards on offense. The Chargers were the third team this season to rush over 100 yards on the Tampa Bay defense. The Redskins and Vikings were the other two teams to do so.
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The Stooges rush over to the window to watch them depart, only to be pelted with three successive pies amidst a cheering crowd.
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This flushing out of weak-handed, short-term gold speculators will prove a valuable entry point for those who have felt they missed the gold rush over the last few years.
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When they rush over, they find Crelliman and his henchmen all dead. Gertie and Tony are in the next room. Tony saved Gertie, but he himself collapses and dies from a gunshot wound. Later, Gertie is packing to leave, thinking that Jack is getting back together with Sue.
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The Sierra Foothills AVA (established in 1987) is an American Viticultural Area in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in the state of California in the United States. Wine grapes were introduced to the area in the nineteenth century during the California Gold Rush. Over 100 wineries are located within its boundaries.
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After handing Gina over to a house servant to be placed on the sofa, he realizes that he can use his injured arm normally. He immediately begins to play the violin, whose music reaches the ears of Gina and Leon’s parents. They rush over to Leon and end the film with their embraces.
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As Strong comes to realize his wife summoned the demon to get revenge on Diane for the affair, the hellhound kills him. Mulder and Scully find Anna standing over Chief Strong's body and rush over to stop her. Anna casts another spell, causing her to suddenly burst into flames and die. Afterwards, Scully and Mulder leave the town.
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Ma bleeds profusely and feels faint, lying on the ground. The police arrive, and as they rush over to apprehend Liu, Ma—or his hallucination—is shown to suddenly stand up and walk away with his recovered gun, apparently unhurt and laughing (or perhaps crying) at finding his lost weapon. The film ends with a freeze frame.
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He also told him of what happened to Laitanin and his men. It was clear to Jack that someone Vladimir called had to know something, they would start there. Cole tells Jack that he and his team are 10 minutes out. Jack and Renee hear the team entering and Jack comments that they really did rush over to them.
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Following the incident, Hayley moves back in with Roy. In January 2014, Fiz is devastated when she learns from Anna Windass (Debbie Rush) that Hayley has died. Fiz is unaware, however, that Hayley committed suicide after drinking a lethal cocktail. She and Tyrone rush over to the café flat, where Fiz finds Hayley's corpse on the bed with Roy's arm around her.
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In Valdivia, the two summer months average , whereas the winter months average . The lakes in this region are remarkably beautiful. The snow-covered Andes form a constant backdrop to vistas of clear blue or even turquoise waters, as at Todos los Santos Lake. The rivers that descend from the Andes rush over volcanic rocks, forming numerous white-water sections and waterfalls.
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Lynette and Tom rush over where the beauty shop owner scolds them for abandoning their children with a bad babysitter. Lynette thanks the woman for finding her kids and leaves. When they arrive home, Lynette asks Bree what happened and Bree lies saying the children left without her knowing. The twins say she is lying which causes Lynette to punish them.
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It then calls itself the savior, then the father and finally ends with "I am ... God". When the encounter ends, Campos and Odusami rush over to the now unconscious Abbey and then notice something out of camera's view. The camera scrambles again, and a volatile voice yells "Zimabu Eter!". When the camera view clears it shows that all three of them are gone.
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When the trio leave, Barnaby manages to telephones the police, but is killed by Herschel. Inspector Farraday (Richard Lane) learns enough from the call to rush over to the Arcade Building with Sergeant Mathews (Walter Sande, uncredited). He apprehends Blackie on suspicion of murdering Barnaby just as he is about to open the box. The box turns out to be empty.
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In "Faith, Hope and the Bottom Line," he and Officer McGuire rush over to the Camdens' after Ruthie calls "911", because Simon was hiding in his room. Near the series' end he is promoted to Police Chief of Glenoak. He and Eric are friends and occasionally work together; he refers people to Eric for counseling, Eric accompanies him on death notifications, etc.
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One is the salinity of water, a prime example of this being the Mediterranean/Atlantic exchange. The saltier waters of the Mediterranean sink to the bottom and flow along there, until they reach the ledge between the two bodies of water. At this point, they rush over the ledge into the Atlantic, pushing the less saline surface water into the Mediterranean.
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Illenium's remix of "Say It" was released in September 2016. That remix would go on to win the award for "Remix of the Year" at the first Electronic Music Awards in September 2017. In October 2016, Illenium also released a collaboration with Said the Sky and Seven Lions entitled "Rush Over Me" (featuring Haliene). That song charted at number 50 on the Billboard Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart.
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The Californian arrives to aid the Secret Service and rescue Taft and the others. Taft throws the badly wounded Roosevelt to a lifeboat, but before Taft can jump, the Titanic begins to rise out of the water. Leopold sees Taft jumping and prepares to shoot him, but Butt subdues the monarch as the rising waters rush over and kill them. Taft jumps off the ship and is reeled aboard the Californian.
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They join forces to find and kill the beast. While they are talking, they hear gunfire and two hunters claiming to have killed the beast which is actually one of Jack's escaped crocs. They quickly rush over, only to see the real beast kill one of the hunters. While they hunt the beast, the Konsongs send someone to kill Allison, who paid his taxes and other bills to help him out.
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The lakes in this region are remarkably beautiful. The snow-covered Andes form a backdrop to clear blue or even turquoise waters, as at Lago Todos los Santos. The rivers that descend from the Andes rush over volcanic rocks, forming numerous white- water sections and waterfalls. Some sections still consist of old-growth forests, and in all seasons, but especially in the spring and summer, there are plenty of wildflowers and flowering trees.
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It was used to promote his signature song, "No Regrets" for his The Circle Game album. A number of recent videos from a 2010 concert performed in Old Saybrook, Connecticut can be found online. Tom Rush is married to author Renée Askins and was formerly married to singer Beverly Rush. Over the years Rush has used a number of guitars on stage, his current primary one a handcrafted acoustic made by Don Musser.
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Immigrants had settled in the area since the California Gold Rush, over the 10 years before the massacre. The Wiyot were at this time a peaceful tribe. They had never fought with white settlers and were not expecting an attack.Indian Island Tuluwat The killings followed two years of open hostility by a group of local whites against the residents of Indian Island, numerous editorials in the local newspapers, and the formation of volunteer militia groups.
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Infestations of Nylanderia fulva in electrical equipment can cause short circuits, sometimes because the ants chew through insulation and wiring. Overheating, corrosion, and mechanical failures also result from accumulations of dead ants and nest detritus in electrical devices.Computers at risk from Crazy Raspberry ants, Techworld, 16 May 2008. If an ant is electrocuted, it can release an alarm pheromone in dying, which causes other ants to rush over and search for attackers.
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We then see a drag race in the street where a yellow hot rod races against an orange hot rod where the band is in. However, in the middle of the race, the orange hot rod crashes, and the race attendees and female race judge rush over to the scene. The band still performs while lying on the ground despite the crash. The video ends with them leaning close to the camera.
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The brothers try to apologize, saying that it wasn't really their intention and leave while Jeremy remains. Cassie goes and gets her brothers, Little Willie, and Clarence and they rush over to help Harris. Later, Harris is struggling to hold on to life. Jeremy returns to the Logan house and tries to apologize, but Stacey does not forgive him, thinking that he has changed just like his father and uncle have warned.
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The two are shown holding Thompson submachine guns while being held up by police near a canyon, apparently for stealing money. Ludacris raps his verse to Fergie telling her all the expensive things he will buy for her. Fergie and Ludacris are then shown shooting down the cops, after which the movie shoot ends. After the shoot Fergie proceeds to sit in a chair with her name on it, as people rush over to do her make up.
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On the finale, there were three marriages - Jason, Johnny and Jason's brother, Kenny. Choco attends the wedding, initially looking solemn as she tells Pang Cheng that it was her fault who made her lose her boyfriend. She appears to be drawing out something from her pocket to ruin the wedding (a gun, possibly) but it is revealed that she drew out a whistle. She whistles loudly to the crowd, and her friends rush over, setting free balloons.
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Canasta picks up the toy, chuckling, until it points its gun at Canasta and fires, sending Canasta to the ground. With Canasta defeated, the rest of the people in town rush over to Porky, while Daffy is still pacing his way to the middle of the street. Daffy finally notices the adoration given to Porky, and in vain tries to get their attention ("Gimme the cheers! Give me … Give me - Give - Give me one dozen roses.").
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The incoming call is a sobbing and traumatized caller who sputters, "Take... please take..." before the line goes dead. Katie immediately assumes the call came from her daughter Polly, who is away at boarding school, but a call to Polly proves otherwise. Katie also rules out her mother, but she cannot reach her sister Dawn. Katie and Bill rush over to Dawn's house; despite the appearance of forced entry, Dawn is all right and did not call.
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When Rajadorai and his brother Ramadorai (Nizhalgal Ravi) find out about this man, they rush over to his hideout in the forest, only to escape in fear when they see him. The couple is scared and puzzled as to how the man could induce so much fear in the brothers. The man's wife Parvathi (Gouthami) then tells the couple the story of the man, whose name is Dharmadorai. Dharmadorai was a farmer in a village named Valliyur.
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The hits kept coming Thursday night as Tampa Bay had seven more tackles for loss, including three sacks. The Tampa Bay defense allowed Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota offense to rush for 141 total rushing yards. The Vikings were the second team this season to rush over 100 yards as the Redskins were the first team to do so with Robert Griffen III. The Buc's offensive line only allowed 1 sack to Jared Allen and the defense.
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On 10 October 2016, he released a single with DJs Illenium and Seven Lions titled "Rush Over Me" featuring the vocals of Haliene. The song was first premiered by Illenium during a live show at Das Energi in Salt Lake City, Utah, in August. On 14 October 2016, he collaborated with fellow DJ 3LAU to release the single "Fire" featuring NÉONHÈART. Speaking in an interview, 3LAU said that Christensen sent him a "fantastic piano riff, and (they) built the song out of that".
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She was subsequently arrested on charges of five counts of capital murder and five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to one of Saenz' co-workers, Candace Lackey, Saenz had expressed dislike for a number of patients, all of whom either died or coded. Another coworker, Sharon Dearmon, recalled that Saenz went on a cigarette break after tending to a patient, Opal Few. Soon afterward, Few coded, but Saenz refused to rush over to tend to her.
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Persa was born on November 20, 1988, to parents Dan Sr. and Jane Persa in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. His mother and sister both graduated from Pennsylvania State University, resulting in Persa wishing to play for the Nittany Lions as a child. While attending Liberty High School, Persa played football for three years and competed on their track and field team as a sprinter. As a football player, Persa became the first Pennsylvania high school student to throw over 2,000 yards and rush over 1,000.
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Alarmed, the farmer peasant races to all his neighbors to help put the fire out. A wheeled water wagon is rushed from the village fire station to the scene of the crime, but no one can put out the fire. The peasants think she started the fire, and rush over to her gypsy wagon, and torch it. A macabre fire dance ensues as the locals dance around the burning gypsy wagon, shaking their fists at the wagon, not knowing if someone is inside it.
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A month later, the Daily Telegraph was ordered to pay Rush an extended judgement of $2.87m, after reaching an agreement with Rush over economic losses. At the same time, the Telegraph appealed Wigney's judgement, arguing that his conduct during the case "gave rise to apprehended bias." The appeal was heard by the Federal Court of Appeals in November of 2019, although the Telegraph ultimately dropped their allegations of bias to focus on other grounds of appeal. After an 8-month-long wait, the Telegraph's appeal was denied in July of 2020.
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Lydell Carr led the team in rushing with 688 yards, Danny Bradley led the team in passing with 1095 yards, Derrick Shepard led the team in receiving with 392 yards, Placekicker Tim Lashar led the team in scoring with 68 points, Casillas had 10 quarterback sacks, freshman Brian Bosworth led the team with 133 tackles and Gary Lowell posted 4 interceptions. The defense set a school record that would only be eclipsed by the 1986 team when it allowed only 2.2 yards per rush over the course of the season.
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Whitley, p. 43 The ship received a lengthy refit there from 12 June 1919 to 18 October 1920. This included modifications to her gun turrets which increased the elevation of her main armament from 12° to 18° and thus their maximum range. The four forward 138 mm guns were removed and their casemates plated over, because they could only be worked in good weather—in rough seas, water would frequently rush over the guns. The 75 mm AA guns were replaced by four 75 mm modèle 1918 AA guns mounted amidships.
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Travel Cooktown Attractions and Events Information, Queensland, Australia In 1893 the town was described as follows: :"Cooktown, which now stands on the Endeavour River, is a thriving place, and the northernmost town on this coast. It has some 2000 inhabitants, and is the port for a gold mining district. A deeper channel has now been dredged over the bar that gave Cook so much trouble, but it is not a harbour that will admit large vessels." With the gold rush over, the number of people living in the area started dwindling.
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Rail bridge at Inangahua Landing Before the construction of the Buller Gorge road, the only way to travel inland from Westport was by river. At the beginning of the West Coast gold rush, mining equipment and quartz-crushing machinery was ferried up the Buller River to its confluence with the Inangahua, then about 10 km up the Inanghua as far as "The Landing", from which it was transported overland south to Reefton. At the height of the gold rush over 1000 prospectors were working in tributaries of the Inangahua.
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They begin to become acquainted at Gerry's office when a sudden violent storm blasts through the window, showering the four with maggots. When it's over, Gerry receives a distressing phone call from John-John Robbins explaining his dead sister has returned from the grave during the night and killed his parents. The four rush over the Robbins' house and Sandra offers to take the boy to her apartment while, Peter, Mary, and Gerry try to find the sheriff. Upon arriving to her apartment building, Sandra is killed by Emily, who rips Sandra's scalp off.
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Prior to European settlement, the Chewton area was inhabited by the Dja Dja Wurrung Aboriginal people, part of the Kulin nation. The first European in the area was the explorer Major Thomas Mitchell on his way to discovering what he termed "Australia Felix" in 1836-37. Not long after, a sheep station was established by William Campbell, which incorporated the current townsite. Gold was discovered by shepherds on Dr Barker's sheep run at nearby Barkers Creek in 1851, spawning a large gold rush. Over 30,000 diggers arrived at Chewton within three months, soon followed by prospectors from around the world, including many Chinese.
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An ice cream van, driven by LZ7 members Lindz West and Louis Read, drives onto the school grounds and parks next to the detention hall. Read begins playing "This Little Light" through the van's stereo system—hearing the song, the young people in detention rush over the window, then run downstairs to the van. West begins handing out glowing lightbulbs to some of the teenagers at the van, who hold them in the air. This sequence is interspersed with shots of LZ7 performing "This Little Light" live in front of a large group of young people outside Rose Bridge Sports & Community Centre.
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The hour of their departure for the royal celebration is approaching and their toilettes are not yet finished; they begin to smarten themselves up, angry and astonished at Cinderella's absence. Scene 3 Cinderella runs in holding a sheaf of straw; her sisters rush over to push and pinch her and make their poor sister suffer, then they order her to set right their toilettes, which Cinderella willingly tries to do. The sisters, now content, begin to dream and boast to one another of their successes at the ball. Making fun of Cinderella, they dance and force her to dance as well.
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She initially believed it to be a joke but Chuck told her that his stories were real and she was excited as she thought so. It is obvious from her reaction to the boys that she is a Sam Girl, and fixates upon him much to his dismay. Becky Rosen "borrows" Chuck Shurley's phone, pretending to be him, and texts Sam & Dean saying he's in a life or death situation in "The Real Ghostbusters". Sam and Dean rush over after driving all night only to find out that Becky has invited them to a Supernatural Convention for Chuck's books.
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The movie opens with the assassination of a man of unknown identity. A team of three CIA officers, including Jack Chen (Daniel Wu), a rookie, watch through surveillance as a sexy female assassin named Fiona Birch (Marit Thoresen) enters the man's heavily guarded apartment suite and, after having sex with him, kills him by breaking his spine with her bare hands. As she makes her escape, Fiona's car is hit by a rocket. As the CIA officers rush over to extricate her from the wreckage, they are shot and killed by a woman in a limousine, leaving Jack as the only survivor.
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In June, 1921 it was announced that Harvest Queen would be employed as a ferry running across the Columbia between Astoria and Megler, meeting a Harkins steamer, the propeller Georgiana. With the summer rush over, in September 1921, Harvest Queen was withdrawn from the Astoria-Megler ferry service, and taken to Portland, where it was tied up to a dock next to Hassalo and T.J. Potter. Harvest Queen was also operated as a ferry on the Astoria- Megler route during the summer of 1923 as a replacement for the propeller- driven steamboat Nahcotta, which was then undergoing repair.
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Poque tells Thark where the album is being recorded and they rush over. Sean is walking through the corridors underneath the dungeon and we see that they correspond with they the images that Sean saw. He is about to walk in a door when we cut back to Thark and Poque at the recording studio where we find that Horatio and Marcus have already made the album and that they know about the manimal war because their contact from the record label is Jessse, a man-snake. Horatio decides that they should have a battle of the bands to settle the war.
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Lion costume for New Year parade, Los Angeles, 1953 The San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade is the oldest and largest event of its kind outside of Asia, and the largest Asian cultural event in North America. The festival incorporates Grant and Kearny Streets into its street festival and parade route, respectively. The use of these streets traces its lineage back to early parades beginning the custom in San Francisco. In 1849, with the discovery of gold and the ensuing California Gold Rush, over 50,000 people had come to San Francisco to seek their fortune or just a better way of life.
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Alan and Judith met as teenagers and married young, though Charlie and "everybody else" advised Alan against marrying Judith. He lost his virginity to her during an Aerosmith song (from the episode "Who Is This Vod Kanockers?"). During the separation, Alan desperately tried to reunite with Judith, not realizing that the real reason she kept calling him and asking him to rush over was simply to keep him doing the chores he always did around their home. Judith clearly despises him and takes every chance to make his life miserable, even though it is sometimes clear that Alan and Judith still have feelings for each other.
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King Tubal of the Pyrenees is killed and his daughter Pyrene gives her father to Alcide imploring him to set forth to kill the monster, before dying. Alcide decides to make a port where a white barque (barca) had landed. After arriving in Cadiz from Barcelona, Alcide goes to the Hesperides, finding the orange tree, Atlas's widow and three daughters, and kills the dragon wrapped on the tree defending the entry to the continent. The Hesperides die (ascending to the heavens as the Pleiades) and Alcide returns to Cadiz; he kills Geryon and sees the waters break over Mount Calpe and rush over Atlantis.
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Millington played as fullback in the CFL for 12 years with the Edmonton Eskimos, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the British Columbia Lions before his retirement in 2002. When Millington was playing for the Edmonton Eskimos, he rushed for 225 yards on 29 carries in a game against the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders on October 30, 1999. He was at that time the most recent Canadian fullback to rush over 200 yards in a game, until Jesse Lumsden was able to rush for 211 yards against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on August 3, 2007. However, most of Millington's accomplishments were with the B.C. Lions - who he played with the most in those 12 years (1991–97, 2000–02).
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He and his wife Portia, an environmental lawyer, both win the hearts of Bart and Lisa, and the couple agrees to become their guardians under the agreement that they borrow the Simpson children for the weekend. Homer and Marge approve, but after a few weeks spent with each other, they find a family photo of Mav and Portia with their kids and realize that the two are planning to induct them into their family. Marge initially wonders if Mav and Portia are more suitable parents than Homer and she ever were, but Homer reassures her that Bart, Lisa, and Maggie are their children and they are their responsibilities. The two rush over to Mav and Portia's place.
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Before Hollywood was the first Go-Betweens album to list all songwriter credits as "Forster/McLennan" and marked the point when both writers made a verbal agreement that each would have an equal number of songs on every album. Forster rated the songs on the album as the best set he and McLennan had ever written, most flowing "in a gold rush over a warm English summer". He said his songs were mostly built out of "By Chance" (which Brand re-recorded for the album) and that his improved guitar riffs were the foundations for "Before Hollywood" and "On My Block." He said "As Long As That" was written as an ode to his then partner, drummer Lindy Morrison.
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After Laser Wizard, Bufo, Forest Wizard, and—unwittingly—Ice King help a being named Bella Noche pass over into Wizard City, it reveals itself to be a creature of pure anti-magic. As such, the jewels from Ice King's crown are stripped of their magic, and Ice King reverts to his former self: Simon Petrikov (both voiced by Tom Kenny). Simon, initially unaware of where he is, steals a magic carpet from Ash (voiced by Steve Agee), flies to the Ice Kingdom, and enters a hidden sanctum wherein elements of his previous life—such as books, artifacts, and his clothing—have been preserved. He phones Marceline, telling her to rush over and bring her stuffed teddy bear Hambo.
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Following stints at California Lutheran and Delta State University, in 2008 he was tapped by his mentor, Greg McMackin, to serve as the defensive line coach for the University of Hawaii Warriors. In Aranda's first season, he cultivated a talented unit that included David Veikune, Joshua Leonard and Keala Watson. In 2009, Aranda was credited with developing a creative defensive scheme that stymied Navy's vaunted rushing attack and allowed the Warriors to earn a 24–17 victory In those wins, his opportunistic defense limited the opposition to 16.1 points per game, only allowed 2.4 yards per rush over a Midshipmen squad that defeated Notre Dame two weeks earlier. The following year he was elevated to Defensive Coordinator.
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This news causes M.J. to reveal that Katherine told him that she was crying because his mother Susan was a "bad person." Mike, realizing that Katherine had now resorted to babbling about her infidelity delusions to his 6 year old son, confronts her about it and threatens her to never to talk to M.J. again. However, in spite of Mike's warning, Katherine picks up M.J. from his friend's birthday party the next day without his father's consent which prompts Mike to rush over Katherine's in an instant. Upon his arrival, he finds Katherine harmlessly feeding M.J. some freshly cooked lasagna to which Mike angrily tells M.J. to immediately go home without question.
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On March 15, the ship docked in Portland, delivering the official notification of statehood to the people of Oregon. By 1861, the ship had fallen into disrepair and was sold again to the California Steam Navigation Company, who retrofitted it, restored the original name of Brother Jonathan, and kept it on the northward route from San Francisco to Vancouver via Portland, allowing prospectors to work the Salmon River Gold Rush. Over the next several years, the vessel gained a reputation as being one of the finest steamers on the Pacific Coast, being the fastest ship to make the run, sixty-nine hours each way. However, in the summer of 1865 the ship suffered a collision with a barkentine on the Columbia River, damaging the hull.
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An old fisherman tells the legend of a starving polar bear (Charlie) and a penguin (Chilly Willy) who attempted to steal bluefin tuna from his ship 20 years before. As both Charlie and Chilly Willy rush over to the boat - each with a sack in hand to steal themselves a haul of fish, Charlie manages to tie up Chilly Willy in his own sack and tosses him away, hoping to get all the fish for himself. Unfortunately for Charlie, he runs afoul of a vicious guard dog aboard the ship, who bites him in his rear end. As the dog heads back inside of the ship to sleep, Charlie makes his move and begins to grab as much fish as he can.
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With his 32 carries for 206 yards and a touchdown, he became only the fourth player in NFL history to rush over 200 yards in three games in a single season, and the only player to do it as early as his second season. As a result of his Week 16 performance, he became one of only 15 players in NFL history with three or more career 200+ yard rushing games. In the 30-12 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs, he had 16 carries for 33 yards in his playoff debut. As a result of his successful season in 2016, he was named to the AFC roster for the 2017 Pro Bowl.
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On March 3, 2015, Sweet released her first feature, The End with Seven Lions on Casablanca Records. She later worked with Seven Lions again on Rush Over Me, a collaboration with Illenium and Said The Sky that peaked at #2 on the Electronic iTunes Singles chart and (as of April 2018) has reached over 8 million views on YouTube and over 18 million on Spotify. She first performed live at Webster Hall, New York, March 5, 2015 with Seven Lions at his Throes of Winter release party. Sweet has since performed all over the world at venues such as the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, Hollywood Palladium, San Jose City National Civic Arena, AFAS Live, O2 Academy, ExchangeLA, the Jakarta Colosseum and the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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Anna then charges at Phelan with a knife and, just as he turns to shoot her, quickly stabs him in the chest — finally stopping Phelan as he drops his gun and slumps onto the floor in pain. Robert thereupon bursts into the kitchen with Ali and Carla, before all three promptly rush over to Michelle for medical treatment. At that moment, Phelan pulls the knife from his chest — ignoring Ali's objections — in a last-ditch effort to get one over Anna by implicating her for his murder, despite knowing that he is going to die as a result. However, Michelle defends Anna upon saying the attack was self-defence and that she'll be willing to take the risk for her — as well as for Luke and Andy in retaliation for their murders.
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In May 2018, a month after Ken's son Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) had launched a public campaign for Anna to be released from prison, she returns to Weatherfield when Gary informs her that Phelan had in fact survived the fall. Gary had since then planned to abduct Phelan and keep him captive for him and Anna to get revenge on for what he did towards them, but this fails when Sarah learns what Gary did and their argument over informing the police about Phelan's return allows Phelan to escape. He then retrieves his gun, locks Gary and Sarah in the builder's yard, and goes on a rampage around the street. Anna then appears for the first time in four months when she frees Gary and Sarah from Phelan's captivity, and the trio rush over to Eileen's house following a gunshot.
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As Hoover grew, so did his appetite, and the Swallows found themselves contracting a firm in Portland, Maine, to supply them with enough fish. The Swallows spoke to the seal pup constantly. Alice Swallow recalls in her book, Hoover the Seal and George: “If George was late in giving Hoover his breakfast [he] found his way up to the back steps … George would yell, “Hello, there.” George and Hoover were great friends. Sometimes Hoover would hide … and would not appear until George yelled, “Get out of there and come over here!” Then Hoover would come out of hiding and rush over to George and greet him with a wet, fishy kiss.” It was during this time that Hoover began to mimic George’s thick, gruff accent and catchphrases. Soon, however, the Swallows reluctantly decided they could not keep Hoover, due to his increasing growth and enormous fish intake.
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After finding that his credit card has been declined and making a toast to Kat, Alfie receives a phone call from the bank, causing him to rush over to the Beale house where he is staying where he finds overdue bills from running his funeral business. The next day, after Alfie unsuccessfully tries to help Hayley with feeding Cherry her breast milk, the father of a deceased client accuses Alfie of stealing his son's money after a mix-up with the funeral plans, and Ian threatens to kick Alfie out for stealing his food. Under stress, Alfie confesses his troubles to a horrified Kat, including the fact that some of the money was paid for her new fireplace. In order to reimburse the client's family and pay the bills, Alfie decides to look for investors for the business and Ian offers to buy a 50% stake in the business for a loan with 20% interest, which he accepts.
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The restrictions were tightened by the Defence of the Realm Act of August 1914, which, along with the introduction of rationing and the censorship of the press for wartime purposes, restricted pubs' opening hours to 12 noon–2:30 pm and 6:30 pm–9:30 pm. Opening for the full licensed hours was compulsory, and closing time was equally firmly enforced by the police; a landlord might lose his licence for infractions. Pubs were closed under the Act and compensation paid, for example in Pembrokeshire. There was a special case established under the State Management Scheme where the brewery and licensed premises were bought and run by the state until 1973, most notably in Carlisle. During the 20th century elsewhere, both the licensing laws and enforcement were progressively relaxed, and there were differences between parishes; in the 1960s, at closing time in Kensington at 10:30 pm, drinkers would rush over the parish boundary to be in good time for "Last Orders" in Knightsbridge before 11 pm, a practice observed in many pubs adjoining licensing area boundaries.
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