But that doesn't change the fact that CrossFit is intimidating, especially when you don't yet know the difference between, say, a hang snatch, a muscle snatch, and a power snatch.
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It will hopefully snatch up to 2 kilograms of material.
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They also attempted to snatch sonar equipment it was towing.
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It's possible this configuration helps it to snatch its prey.
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So snatch 'em and fry 'em up while you can.
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The title is Leicester's to lose and Spurs' to snatch.
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Here are a few items you should snatch up now!
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Snatch your copy of Volume Two: Intentions to read more!
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He's shortsighted, impolitic and quick to snatch a fast buck.
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Just please, don't let the seagulls snatch any of these treats.
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It's unclear who will want to snatch up the camera maker.
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The jellies use these tentacles to snatch meals off the seafloor.
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The most common targets of snatch thefts are women walking alone.
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Like an otter, he tries to snatch fish with his teeth.
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Snatch, weave and bitch are the only noises identifiable as English.
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It can also snatch the knowledge of all those it swallows.
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An athlete's clean & jerk is almost always heavier than the snatch.
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Scientists been known to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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Democrats need a 30-seat gain to snatch the speaker's gavel.
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Others snatch women's purses or assault people as they ride by.
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We'll see if anyone from the "super group" can snatch one.
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"One day they will come and snatch you back," To said.
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"I broke down," the Snatch actor said of finding the note.
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Some carried sticks with nails at the end to snatch hats.
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This allowed the more motivated oppositionto snatch a wafer-thin victory.
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He also allegedly attempted to snatch the ballot out of her hands.
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I snatch the chicken off Trevor and stuff it in the playhouse.
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No matter what I'm on you always snatch me out of it!
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Snatch That But, okay, remember when we said it's not about Snapchat?
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Below, we found five amazing pieces you should snatch up right away.
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They're riding around your neighborhood, looking for packages to snatch from porches.
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Scott Walker (R) tries to snatch football from Dems one more time.
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Stephen Miller designed the plan to snatch migrant children from their parents.
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Erol Bilgin, who made the best snatch of 133kg, finished fourth overall.
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If City Connects were a company, Warren Buffett would snatch it up.
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Are you upset you didn't make it to the Snatch Game episode?
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Police squads started surrounding protesters, sending in snatch teams to arrest individuals.
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How do you get to snatch his body and hold him hostage?
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They would probably think that we want to snatch away its legacy.
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Trump supporters snatch Mexican flag from passing car and then did this.
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Of course, there's only one true way to tell: snatch that wig.
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That moment has passed, and the Democrats can't snatch the seat back.
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KS: Well, can you snatch the pebble from my hand is the question.
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Which is really the only way you could recreate the essence of Snatch.
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Snatch them up for yourself, or gift them to your favorite makeup maven.
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They've been waiting on their team to snatch the title for forever, literally.
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In 1974 he set his last, with a snatch of nearly 19743 pounds.
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However, you don't know who else could snatch it up first and when.
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" Phoebe Dynevor as Lotti Mott and Ed Westwick as Sonny Castillo in "Snatch.
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" Luke Pasqualino as Albert Hill and Lucien Laviscount as Billy Ayres in "Snatch.
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But web developers can't snatch up every iteration of these typo-inspired addresses.
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If Cozmo hits the cube before you can snatch it away Cozmo wins.
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It's not that I'm eyeballing babies and trying to snatch them from prams.
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Demo tables are limited, so act now before other founders snatch 'em up.
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If you're looking for the yummiest lip balms around, snatch these up ASAP.
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Better yet, you can snatch up the necessary materials and make it yourself.
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They come in search of food, but they snatch and attack as well.
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I transfer some savings over into my checking account and snatch it up.
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The issue of the lightly armoured Snatch Land Rover illustrated the generals' thinking.
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The outside world is a place from which to snatch inspiration, details, feelings.
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The vast majority of Snatch cash prizes genuinely are of almost no worth.
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But, then again, so is having a killer character for the Snatch Game.
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Demo tables are limited, so act now before other founders snatch 'em up.
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And then, as we draw one last breath together, I snatch your hand.
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That is, unless the Democrats can snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg jumped 22020 points to snatch second place (26%).
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We wanted to snatch this victory, and I wanted to score, and I did.
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Sadly, this ball-rolling approach only makes it easier for poachers to snatch them.
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It's got vocal runs, it's god ad-libs, it's a got a wig snatch.
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But in terms of early-stage opportunities, there aren't many left to snatch up.
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The solution to this, we are told, is to snatch what you don't have.
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Snatch up this beauty for $249.99 at a $499.99 value at Best Buy now.
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After the Snatch Game, they breezed through their floral looks on the main stage.
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In the terror that followed some escaped upwards to snatch a lungful of air.
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Ready to snatch him and hold him and give him back to the warehouse.
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Take a look ahead to see snatch up these nearby Airbnbs while you can.
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Solstad is the Scandanivan most likely to snatch the Nobel from Jon Fosse's hands.
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The Harry Potter alum is starring in Crackle's new 10-episode crime series, Snatch.
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China is preparing to snatch the title for the world's biggest air travel market.
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So if you really want it, you may want to snatch it up quickly.
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They'd snatch your wig off your head right there and make you walk through.
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A couple of special moments came, as they always do, during the Snatch Game.
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Read the pitch deck it's using to snatch a bigger share of marketers' budgets.
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SNATCH (2001) Stream on Netflix; Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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Tesla's Model 3 production troubles give rival auto makers a chance to snatch customers.
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I would snatch that one off a windowsill faster than a cooling apple pie.
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"I call that one the snatch and run," he said of seat No. 1.
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I snatch a Dorothy Parker book from the shelf and mass the bunch together.
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There's always a Baby Boomer waiting in the wings to snatch the contestants' opportunities.
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"People come and snatch our mobiles and steal our buffalo at gunpoint," he said.
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"The U.S. government didn't snatch this person off the street in Kansas," she noted.
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You float around a number of islands, looking for batches of butterflies to snatch.
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This shit cost that bag so if somebody snatch your wig, it's really sad.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 23 spring-worthy must-buys for you to snatch up now.
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"son" right, Saul hopes to somehow snatch his death away from the cruel flow of
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It's not too late to snatch up the best of the best from the year.
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Few people I knew had smartphones then, and I was convinced someone would snatch it.
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Romero, meanwhile, has the chance to snatch the title and force a deciding third match.
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While early momentum is promising, Snatch is taking a very deliberate pace with its rollout.
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"I just wanted to snatch the game out they hands for a minute," Ray says.
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But the winners for Snatch Games are like, great performers from the past, you know?
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UK police have a creative new solution to the encryption problem: just snatch the phone.
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Others, earthworm-like predatory species, lurked in shallow vertical holes, waiting to snatch unsuspecting prey.
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The Republican House Freedom Caucus was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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After that: an even quicker plant to snatch DowDuPont's claim to North America's fastest corn.
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I don't believe that social media and smartphones are boogeymen out to snatch children's souls.
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Djokovic then held serve throughout to snatch a morale-boosting victory ahead of the Nov.
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The competition in Rio consisted of two parts, the snatch and the clean and jerk.
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He has really big hands that get in there and snatch the ball away sometimes.
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But apparently, with that same information, they can also snatch money straight from my account.
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Now and then the boxer would rouse long enough for a snatch of small talk.
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Thieves break into the almond orchards under cover of night to snatch freshly delivered hives.
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Whoever can snatch this job by his lonesome during camp has clear fantasy starter potential.
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The Giants tried one last time to snatch the game from the jaws of defeat.
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During the project's early years, thieves often broke into the makeshift enclosures to snatch tortoises.
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But you can reach out and snatch a mixtape from them every now and again.
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Crushes of customers snatch up new shipments even before store employees can restock empty shelves.
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He was a distant second in the snatch, and 5kg behind in the clean & jerk.
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Holiday sales are rare for Apple, so snatch up these deals while you still can.
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In Guy Ritchie's dark crime film "Snatch" (2001), Pitt played an Irish boxer named Mickey.
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Footage showed one rally attendee attempting to snatch her sign as she neared an exit.
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There will be no secret savior coming to snatch it away at the last moment.
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Empanada Dog isn't the only animal who has become famous for trying to secretly snatch snacks.
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If you don't put in effort consistently, someone with more discipline might snatch opportunities from you.
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The blazer was a last-minute snatch and grab, and at $12 I couldn't beat it.
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It's essentially a vibrating stress ball for your snatch, and there ain't nothing wrong with that.
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Argentina's Florencia Bonsegundo scored from the retake to snatch a draw that sent Scotland crashing out.
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Kennedy might have won Snatch Game in her season, but her Phaedra Parks was just bad.
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"Snatch" launched last month in the U.K. and has already been downloaded more than 250,000 times.
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Amazon has the goods on wireless headphone deals today that you'll definitely want to snatch up.
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However, this obviously doesn't prove that buying every Apple option one can snatch up is wise.
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"Traditionally Republicans always find a way to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory," he said.
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He'd pop up and snatch the glasses off a classmate's face, or spit at the teacher.
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But the signs are troubling that congressional lawmakers could snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Tricks and hacks aside, if you see a good flight that works for you, snatch it.
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Only a day earlier, an unfamiliar man tried to snatch a child sitting on a footpath.
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Volkswagen may find it irresistible to try to snatch a share of the highly lucrative segment.
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Mike Pence, his latest endorsement as he looks to snatch the Hoosier State from Donald Trump.
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Above the flames, a cauldron of raptors hovers, waiting to snatch up fleeing rabbits and rats.
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Slaviša Ivanović, a professional stuntman, was the first to snatch away the wooden cross that day.
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If these adorable bunny slippers came in adult sizes, you bet we'd snatch them up, too.
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The senators were frozen, Pompeii-style, as he cried racism to snatch the mantle of victim.
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Other record shops down the street would snatch them up and resell them for way more.
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Snatch up the Apple AirPods with wireless charging for $169.99 before the price goes back up.
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Below I'll tell you why you should snatch the old model while it's still in stock.
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Teyana Taylor has cultivated a fierce presence that can snatch all the attention in a room.
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Attempting to snatch hairs from the former presidential candidate could be seen as assault against Clinton.
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Too many investors snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by trying to time the markets.
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For example, snatch up this Dell Inspiron 15-inch laptop for only $735 (with free shipping).
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Groups of kidnappers were roaming the poorer suburbs of Paris in utility vans to snatch children.
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Are the Hilton sisters looking to snatch a crown, or will KKW reassert her dominance come September?
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Heartless, power-hungry liberals snatch guns away from poor, defenseless citizens while openly mocking Gold Star widows.
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Stronger growth and much longer bond-maturity issuance will snatch fiscal victory from the jaws of defeat.
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Well... This ball-rolling move also makes it easier for poachers to snatch pangolins in the wild.
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Enter: Taylor, who's gearing up to snatch control over the Salers' board and stomp on Rebecca's party.
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"Anytime you can snatch a win late versus their best guy, that's a big win," Cozart said.
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Checkpoints, drones, torture, snatch-and-grabs, show trials and ad hoc prisons all figure in the action.
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Now we just have to wait until these shoes hit shelves to snatch up our favorite pair.
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This Snatch Game was a bit of a mess before we even got to the game show.
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Outselling Tony Hawk's Proving Ground two to one, Skate helped EA snatch the kickflip crown from Activision.
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"Anytime you can snatch a win late against their best guy, that's a big win," Cozart said.
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If you're quick on the draw, you can snatch the exact same outfit...at your local mall.
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And it won't last long so RUN, don't walk, to snatch up the few that are left.
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As for Nicki ... Michelle says they'll never be friends, because Nicki tried to snatch her Dreamchasers chain.
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Unless, that is, British voters snatch it away in the referendum on EU membership on June 23rd.
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Did she find it chaotic, having to snatch creative opportunities at whatever unearthly hour they presented themselves?
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That may be enough to snatch at least Mayo, a prized Liberal lower-house seat near Adelaide.
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When immigration officers raid homes and snatch undocumented children from bus stops, they don't call it violence.
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Meng occasionally looked shaky, missing her first snatch and her first clean and jerk, but did enough.
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She's tired of being blamed for the fact that men snatch kids and rape women every day.
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You're not thinking about the fact that someone could snatch you and murder you in a heartbeat.
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So figure he already knows that the most powerful sonic here is a snatch of Lenny Bruce.
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" / "Psychotic Reaction" / "The Hot Pearl Snatch" / "Journey To The Center Of A Girl" / "What's Inside A Girl?
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Not long after the goal, he had tried to snatch a loose ball from Watford's Nordin Amrabat.
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Critics say Trump is merely opening up the land so miners and frackers can snatch it up.
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I often lay awake watching my daughter's monitor for hands that would snatch her from her crib.
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Wind, excessive water, birds, and squirrels are all ready to snatch the seeds out of the ground.
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Anyone want to bet how long it takes a brand to snatch them up as official "ambassadors"?
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By night, some forced themselves to stay awake lest gangsters snatch their children from inside their tents.
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The robber eventually attempted to snatch the phone away and moved on to clear the cash register.
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There was even a snatch of Shakespearean poetry, several lines from Perdita's speech describing herbs and blossoms.
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The intense Republican competition and liberal enthusiasm lifted Democratic hopes that they could snatch a surprise victory.
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"It's a natural instinct for humans, when presented with gifts, to want to snatch them," says Zimmerman.
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As for Davie, we get to read a snatch of one of his poems in a vitrine.
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When you put so many people in the fire, then who is going to snatch them out?
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Democrats must snatch four seats to win a majority, provided their presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, beats Trump.
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There was Ed, raising up from the depths of multiple dudes to snatch hard ones, games after game.
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I write whenever I can snatch the time from housework, telephone, callers, Mr. Wilder and Ben, the bulldog.
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Now, finally, scientists have found a way to snatch real atmospheric snapshots of this essential, life-giving process.
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The crown teeters on the head of Lawler and any moment someone could rise up to snatch it.
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"Somebody needs to go over there to that Senate and snatch a knot in their ass," he said.
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In the final match, pro player Grzegorz "MaNa" Komincz was able to snatch a single victory for humanity.
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But he still winds up serving as the distraction his grandpa needs to snatch up the Isotope rock.
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The eagle was eventually able to snatch the rabbit out of the fox's mouth and into its talon.
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Brand reiterated to Wojnarowski that he is not worried the Lakers are trying to snatch his young star.
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Comic Con fans weren't the only ones eager to snatch up a set of the "Golden Girls" figures.
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Senior safety Leo Musso leaped high to snatch an interception on Akron's 20163-yard line in the second.
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But Lloyd says the real fun of Snatch is being in the midst of the fight for prizes.
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I can rent a kiosk at JFK and snatch them up right after they step off the plane.
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"The Republican House Freedom Caucus was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory," the president tweeted.
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But he suffered a hand injury two weeks before and failed with all three snatch attempts in China.
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Here's a ranking of seven seats where Republicans have the best chances to snatch control from Democrats: 6900.
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Mr Rahimov trailed the holder of the category's overall world record from China, Lu Xiaojun, after the snatch.
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She recently invited anyone who's voting for Jill Stein to address their ballots to her "snatch," for example!
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Robotic arms can move fast enough to snatch thrown objects right out of the air… but should they?
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The newest hire approaches your desk, and you snatch a sticky note to jot down your coffee order.
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The mother recalled a drug trafficker "coming after her and her family" and trying to snatch their land.
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"The service is making a profoundly disappointing decision to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory," he said.
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Bottom placed South Africa could yet come from behind and snatch top place if they win both matches.
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What we don't see in these moments are the three consecutive kimonos during the Madonna-themed Snatch Game.
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Between hosting his label's first ever BPM Festival showcase in Mexico earlier this month, and releasing a Snatch!
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Just like taxes, Madea movies, and being disappointed by the Oscar nominations, Snatch Game happens every damn year.
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Or maybe their low-wage job is in food-service, in which case they can snatch those leftovers.
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That neck was allowing them to hold their bodies still while their heads reached out to snatch fish.
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He's reportedly worth more than $60 BILLION -- so why didn't Warren Buffett ever snatch up an NFL franchise??
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Seeing how microbes snatch new genetic material from their environment could help in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
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They have this moment to snatch a bit of honor from the ashes of what was their party.
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"I log on very often just in case an order comes through that I can snatch," she says.
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The Iranian favorite, Behdad Salimikordasiabi, broke a world record in the first part of the competition, the snatch.
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Food lines stretch outside churches and mosques; Bujar watches for human traffickers who snatch children from the streets.
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The country's economic crisis had spent months encircling his family, only to snatch away its second-born son.
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It remains to be seen if the Democrats would so foolishly snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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After all, why bake when you can just snatch the bread from an old lady on the street?
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It was always a scrappy hero who came from behind to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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It is not just the big clubs, however, that are doing all they can to snatch up prospects.
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He increased his lead in the final descent to snatch the polka dot jersey for the mountains classification.
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When anything becomes too sentimental, that's when I try to snatch it back into a less-real situation.
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They showed a snatch of the film with the great composer in bed, composing and dying and composing.
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The men will try to snatch a wooden stick called "shingi" tossed by the priest into the crowd.
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China has launched the "Shiyan" -- equipped with a grappling arm that could snatch US satellites right out of orbit.
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For years black women would see white women walking down the street in their jewelry and snatch it off.
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I wait in line before a parking spot opens up, then snatch it and go pick up my daughter.
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As he gets closer and closer to smashing into the ground, 007 sweeps in to snatch an assailant's parachute.
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The birds swoop onto docked trawlers, pick through trash, and snatch grocery bags from the hands of unsuspecting pedestrians.
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But Marvel fans who were eager to snatch up a bag on Amazon today have so far been disappointed.
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Snatch yourself a piece of the collection — which has just dropped on West Elm's website — before it's too late.
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An audacious thief managed to snatch a Salvador Dalí etching off an easel at a San Francisco art gallery.
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And one day, in the 12th, two boys tried to shove me against a wall to snatch my purse.
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Even world class strikers can be convinced to snatch for openings and become vulnerable when they fall just short.
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The light causes the dye to snatch an electron from the collagen, causing it to become a free radical.
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But, like any business, the law is competitive, and other jurisdictions want to snatch a share of this market.
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Specifically, she was intrigued by two of the lifts in the workout: the snatch and the clean and jerk.
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And the pro says she didn't even "snatch" this pony as tight as she does to create Bella Hadid's.
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"You want to take people, snatch them up, put them somewhere they don't want to be, like an animal?"
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We're told asking price is $1,689,000 -- and a buyer's all set to snatch it off the market this week.
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You finally made it to the Snatch Game this time—were you excited to get to do your character?
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As they reeled in a fish, a great white shark leaped out of the water to snatch their catch.
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Now imagine how this falcon must feel as it tries to snatch a quick meal from the dazzling throng.
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At night, couples take turns keeping watch over their children, fearful criminals will snatch them if they both sleep.
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They strike when the mother's out, descending the cliffs on climbing ropes to snatch the unborn from their beds.
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Fans of Orson Welles' famous "War of the Worlds" broadcast can now snatch up a piece of radio history.
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You have to be very, very strong to snatch an airborne, 220-pound man out of low-level orbit.
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He then led 5-3 in the tiebreak but a succession of loose strokes allowed Djokovic to snatch it.
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If readers haven't caught up with Paper Girls yet, then it's highly recommended they snatch up Paper Girls Vol.
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Companies must show that the purpose of the data they are accumulating is not to "snatch information," Mittal stressed.
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Sanders is going to have to do better if he wants to snatch the Democratic nomination away from Clinton.
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The problem in this case was that no US agency thought it could successfully pull off such a snatch.
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No sweat: simply snatch the Switch from its dock and the game continues in the palms of your hands.
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But to form a government Labor will have to snatch 19 extra seats in the 150-seat lower house.
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Instead, one lapse of concentration at 5-6 blotted his copybook to allow Muller to snatch the second set.
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The word we're getting is that it's common in the hip-hop community that people snatch chains off rappers.
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During hand-to-hand combat in Srirangapatna, a British soldier tried to snatch a gold buckle from Tipu's belt.
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Skaters came dressed to impressed, with some hoping to snatch prizes for their flamboyant outfits and roller-skating skills.
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I've been looking for something like this for almost a year now, and I immediately call to snatch it.
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Here's a small snatch of the dialogue, just so you know roughly what to expect: Lynch: They found feathers.
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A snippet of Shakespeare and a snatch of Bach don't elevate Rabin's death into the pantheon of classical tragedy.
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But at the playground after school, a real fox sneaks out of the forest to snatch his stuffed doppelgänger.
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Cavendish has been given a podium target in the omnium to snatch a place on the Olympic track team.
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The organization says thieves snatch the dogs and cats right off of the streets, as well as from people's backyards.
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In the footage, you can see McGregor snatch the guy's phone, stomp on it ... and leave the hotel with it.
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Ted Cruz would likely snatch the nomination if the July convention in Cleveland goes to a second ballot and beyond.
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Emaar's reign may be challenged however: Saudi Arabia's Jeddah Tower, scheduled for completion in 2018, aspires to snatch the title.
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With 30 seconds to go, it looked like Indiana Pacers would snatch one away from the Eastern Conference's best team.
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If your computing needs are a bit simpler, then snatch up this deal on a 2015 Macbook and save $43.
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The actors behind the infamous characters — from Harry Potter and Gossip Girl, respectively — have new looks in Crackle's series Snatch.
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I find a like-new copy of a book a friend recently recommended to me, so I snatch it up.
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Ukraine restarted the programme in 2012—only to have Russia snatch it back when it seized Crimea two years later.
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And if they're under constant regulatory scrutiny, they'll be less able to either elbow aside or snatch up the competition.
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Crites said that the crowd began booing him and that one man tried to snatch his "Republicans against Trump" sign.
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So, we say, beat Meghan Markle to the punch and snatch up one (or all) of Zara's maternity pieces ahead.
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Guy Ritchie (Snatch, Sherlock Holmes) is directing the new Aladdin movie, working from a script by John August (Big Fish).
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They tear up walls just "to show we were here," and snatch whatever they like out of some insatiable greed.
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If you've gone Google-wise instead of with Amazon's smart speakers, now is a great time to snatch them up.
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The birds of prey would be trained to snatch the flying devices out of the sky and even retrieve them.
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I put in a lot of effort and enthusiasm on Snatch Game, so hopefully people get to see my energy.
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Tiny TailhookZipline doesn't so much land its drones as snatch them from the sky and string them up like pheasants.
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That would mean a ship-to-ship level of intimidation, and not a snatch-and-grab action in isolated waters.
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I didn't know, for instance, how depression can snatch away your sex drive, leaving you feeling newly—and involuntarily—asexual.
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In the most expensive House race ever, the Dems tried to snatch the 403th congressional district seat from the GOP.
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There is a a limited quantity of pots available — only 500 total — so you better hurry and snatch one up.
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I'd give out bags of candy to the kids, and she'd snatch them right back out of their little hands.
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Let me tell you, somebody needs to go over there to that Senate and snatch a knot in their ass.
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They are predators and given an opportunity to snatch one of your children, they would do it in a heartbeat.
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If their views become dominant between now and November, the Republicans may yet snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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The Europeans have to snatch back the script from Trump and Putin -- and write their own narrative for the future.
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But Democrats are hopeful that a strong candidate and a shifting political mood can help them snatch the district back.
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TikTok is running a campaign to snatch potential Facebook advertisers, according to a new report from Shoshana Wodinsky at Adweek.
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Clinton, too, is aiming to snatch away an unlikely electoral vote — literally one — from deep inside the other party's turf.
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But, just as it seemed as if he would go through smoothly, Opelka found another gear to snatch the fourth.
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The left-handed Argentine was not finished, though, and hit back with some dazzling tennis to snatch the third set.
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It's typically groups of young pickpockets who use perfidious tricks to snatch wallets, phones and other valuables off unsuspecting pedestrians.
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A snatch of amplified rainforest evokes a chaotic, colorful, two-dimensional wall; the microphones erase the soundscape's sense of space.
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One of them held a knife, and they managed to snatch another customer's $23 pizza order before they ran off.
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In a hurricane of rage, she tried to snatch my binder full of cards out of my feeble little arms.
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DR. SEUSS' THE GRINCH Dr. Seuss' curmudgeon Who tries Christmas to snatch Returns in cartoon form Voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch.
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But this time Vinci lifted 342.5 kilograms (about 21960 pounds) on three lifts (the clean and jerk, snatch and press).
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This effort to snatch a case from the arms of a potentially hostile Supreme Court is dramatic but not unprecedented.
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The aunt in Buenos Aires was too afraid to go to the police for fear they might snatch her, too.
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As businesses elbow one another to snatch up the nascent market for driverless vehicles, it seems competition is getting ugly.
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The South Korean rival holds the crown as the world's biggest smartphone maker, and Huawei is keen to snatch it.
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A rose will never bloom from a weed; you must snatch that thing up at first sight, by the root.
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Soon after they were issued boarding passes, the women say Shah, the ground handling staff member, tried to snatch them.
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Before the fight, the former undefeated strawweight champ told Namajunas she was gonna snatch her soul from her body. Seriously.
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Tell me that you weren't worried that someone was gonna snatch that hope away from us like they always do.
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However, you can still snatch a piece of the functional lounger on a modest budget, if you know where to look.
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Thankfully, before they can snatch up our beloved Lannister, Gendry comes in like a freaking beast and bashes their faces in.
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And you better snatch it now before Elon Musk and the rest of mankind ditches Earth for better pastures on Mars.
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Akon put his home on the market, but anyone looking to snatch it up better bring a checkbook AND a handyman.
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Whatever this device ends up being, RED's rabid fans will undoubtedly already have their credit cards ready to snatch one up.
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Here's a snatch of dialogue she exchanges with Winterfell's Maester Wolkan back in Episode 3: Sansa: How much do we have?
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We won't know for sure whether the probe managed to snatch up samples until it returns to Earth in late 2020.
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So maybe that's why my character—a fresh character—maybe probably didn't step out to the game on the Snatch Game.
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It is unclear why someone would snatch a needy animal's wheelchair, but Charley's owners believe the crime was committed for parts.
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He would risk even greater opprobrium if it became evident that he was turning a blind eye to mainland snatch-squads.
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Some officials may well sanction illegal snatch-squads, to show that Hong Kong's autonomy does not extend to anti-party activity.
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The president on Monday tweeted that the "Freedom Caucus was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" on healthcare.
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But chances are that, before you finally do, you'll snatch out that one little thing you can't bear to part with.
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Her otherworldly psychopomps, witches, and mermaids are serene in the manner of a deep-sea predator poised to snatch its prey.
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Helium needs to move aside because sulfur hexafluoride is here to snatch the crown for the best gas-induced funny voice.
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Harry Potter star Rupert Grint and Gossip Girl alum Ed Westwick transform into hustlers for their new roles in Crackle's Snatch.
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Farage began the campaign last week by warning Johnson that he could snatch away a Conservative victory by fielding 600 candidates.
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He manipulates news coverage in many ways, including letting cronies snatch control of national media outlets that fell on bad times.
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As thousands of stores close across the US, gym chains have been quick to snatch up the resulting abandoned real estate.
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Xiang lifted 116 kilograms in the snatch and 145 kilograms in the clean and jerk for a total of 261 kilograms.
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It is widely thought that one of those detained was seized by a snatch squad in (supposedly autonomous) Hong Kong itself.
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James dunked it anyway, reaching back behind his head to snatch the ball before slamming it in with his left hand.
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The titular serpent is a Loch Ness Monster–style local legend, supposedly returned to life to snatch goats and terrorize children.
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It was a line that inspired an avalanche of internet jokes and a race to snatch up the website domain name.
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Apparently one of his powers is to snatch small I.D. badges in a single swipe — that was quite the convenient lift.
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"We could snatch defeat from the jaws of victory fairly easily here," said Stephen K. Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist.
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So much so, that people are swarming online retailers to snatch up all the hand sanitizer and N95 masks they can.
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But it would be nice to be able to snatch an intriguing critter up and inspect it in vivo, wouldn't it?
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He showed Noah's toils, like pulling a donkey onto the ark and trying to snatch two bees out of a swarm.
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"Tell me you weren't worried that someone was gonna snatch that hope away from us, like they always do," Dre said.
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For the launch of ARKit the company has partnered with Snatch, a virtual treasure hunt app, and gaming studio Lucid Sight.
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Amazingly, The "Shark Tank" star has $388k back in her account, just 3 days after scammers managed to snatch it away.
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In 2016, the island nation's police reported 135 total days without any crimes including snatch-theft, house break-ins and robbery.
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The police officer said he had stolen four cows from Rohingya villagers, only for Thant Zin Oo to snatch them away.
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In her off time, she's working on her Snatch Game impersonations for Ru: Julie Andrews, Liza Minelli, Kristen Chenoweth, and Liz Taylor.
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Obviously, it'd take nothing less than one amazing man to snatch one of the funniest women in the country off the market.
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This means followers of YouTube's Grav3yard Girl can snatch up her limited-edition Swamp Queen palette for a little more than $30.
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This meant that even da Silva could time his level changes to snatch up up Saki's hips and come up on underhooks.
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Spanish National Police officers in plain clothes try to snatch a ballot box from polling station officials in Barcelona on Oct. 1.
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So after I snatch that diploma, catch me living my best life as a feminist cam girl, freelance writer, and political organizer.
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And he was a funnier version of this type in Snatch (2000), as an Irish Traveller boxer with an intentionally incomprehensible accent.
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While driving the vehicle little spider bots are let loose and you must snatch them up with your new web-slinging powers.
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Hungry for more Wi-Fi capacity, the telecom industry is looking to snatch control of underutilized airwaves reserved for the auto industry.
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It's almost impossible to do a Real Housewife on Snatch Game unless it's someone like NeNe Leakes, Bethenny Frankel, or Vicki Gunvalson.
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"We've got a huge amount of respect for the game [Nintendo and Niantic] built," says Phil Lloyd, chief marketing officer for Snatch.
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At work, Scorpios screw up during meetings, since they name the elephant in the room, reveal some secret, or snatch someone's wig.
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The pretty but pricey footwear is under $165, which means you need to snatch your size fast before they all sell out.
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While Grint is hard at work on Snatch, Wright is busy with BonBonLumiere, a film production company she founded back in 2012.
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Or in the case of Lucas Welti, who did not want to comment for this article, snatch up the crunchy taco emoji.
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With themed sets from Marvel, Harry Potter, and more up for grabs, now's the time to snatch them up before they're gone.
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I'd be too embarrassed, for one, but also afraid that someone would snatch the headset and make off with my new phone.
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Lü Xiaojun of Team China set a world record in the men's 77kg with a weight of 177kg in the snatch round.
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Apparently, somewhere deep down in the DNA of establishment Republicans, is the nasty "Let's snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" gene.
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Weight Lifting: Lasha Talakhadze of Georgia won the granddaddy event by lifting 473 kilograms in the combined snatch and clean and jerk.
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Texas's 32nd District is a model for the kind of district that Democrats are looking to snatch: well-educated and increasingly diverse.
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" Lu, who had broken his own snatch world record with a lift of 177kg, said of Rahimov: "I met a stronger competitor.
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While most of us are still shaking off the haze from the holidays and struggling with resolutions, Naples-born producer and Snatch!
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Miocic has always been good at reaching for snatch singles and simply making his man work, then picking up takedowns later on.
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He cannot talk about his experiences with his wife, who he says worries that the Americans will come back to snatch him.
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Republicans are fighting to defend their House majority, while Democrats seek to snatch it by gaining at least 23 more House seats.
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The bank's recent efforts to snatch up engineers is also a sign that, across industries, the war for tech talent is fierce.
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While there, though, the pie had to be vigilantly watched so hungry people (traditionally homeless people or unruly children) wouldn't snatch it.
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The president acknowledged Joe Biden's gains in the polls, and accused Democrats of trying to snatch away Sanders' lead in the primary.
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"Radicals in Miniature" works best when Mr. Gordon shakes off intellectual notions and formal concerns and quietly sings a snatch of disco.
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For people playing Snatch, they will have the option of briefly trying out another game to acquire currency for in-app purchases.
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"No problem," the waitress sang, "no problem at all," replacing the girl's fork, bending to snatch the soiled one off the floor.
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And the Heathers and Genevieves of the world have always conspired to snatch them, and that's where relational bullying can come in.
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However, buyer (that's you, parents) beware: If you snatch up everything on this list, it could set you back some big bucks.
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After disappointing Wall Street out of the gate, Thursday is Snap's chance to snatch back its status as a social media darling.
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S. I Love You" (April 1), "Snatch" (April 1), "Kevin Hart: Irresponsible" (April 2), "New Girl" Season 13 (April 10), "You vs.
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Even so, Alfredo Torres, executive president of polling company Ipsos Peru, said it is now extremely unlikely that Fujimori can snatch victory.
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" The academy's goal, he added, was "to snatch lots of favorable PR, give the appearance of change and make the protest go away.
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I attempt to snatch at least one more hour of sleep, but eventually I give up and finish my trashy romance novel instead.
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But with Embiid pulled so far outside the paint, Jon Leuer is able to snatch the miss and finish with an and-one.
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If you're going to snatch a show off the air for three weeks, you better damn make sure it returns with some heat.
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The story requires them to stay quiet, because virtually any sound draws huge, vicious creatures out of the woods that snatch the offender.
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Didzbalis, who has also served a two-year ban, might have mounted a stronger challenge but for missing his first two snatch attempts.
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But he doesn't want to be known as the president whose first act was to snatch away affordable insurance from millions of Americans.
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"Some miscreants then tried to snatch weapons from the army and tried to set vehicles on fire," a police spokesman said on Tuesday.
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As poachers snatch rising numbers of pangolins and urban development destroys their habitats, the mammals are increasingly nearing extinction, conservation groups have warned.
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If you happen to see any robot vacuums from iRobot, Shark, Eufy, or Ecovacs on sale for less than £250, snatch those up.
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A source close to the Snatch filmmaker told PEOPLE back in January that he prefers to employ a more laid-back parenting approach.
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But I will tell you this: if someone thought they were going to snatch my purse on the street, they better think again.
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That means Donald Trump, who has 204 votes, has to sweep all of the battleground states and snatch away a blue state -- Pennsylvania?
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With premium services like Amazon reducing the number of cable subscribers, ad-based networks like YouTube see an opportunity to snatch up defectors.
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In contrast, Republican women are standing in just two of the nine districts their party believes it can snatch from the other side.
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Not surprisingly, those are also Snatch retail partners – and players who check in to those locations are often rewarded with a discount coupon.
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Just make sure Thanos doesn't try to snatch it from you — the big guy probably likes cookies more than he likes Infinity Stones.
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As new research published in Southeastern Naturalist shows, American alligators—in an example of predator-on-predator action—periodically snatch and consume sharks.
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The house from the '90s hit show "Boy Meets World" is now ready and waiting for one nostalgic fan to snatch it up.
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She then plays through the game, using special moves such as 'Steal Your Man' and 'Weave Snatch' to beat up a 'fake bitch.
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Step 6: I snatch him up through the phone like The Ring's Samara in a horror spinoff of The Office and destroy him.
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You can snatch up the 7-pound Puro sized at 40 inches by 60 inches that comes in light gray and dark gray.
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But that kind of thing is bound to happen with a product designed and engineered to snatch a thin slice of the market.
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Dimitrov let his guard down in the fifth game of the second set, allowing Djokovic to snatch the only break of the match.
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With a price like that, it's a great excuse to snatch up a few to keep on hand for some last minute gifts.
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The device was developed by sportswear firm Ash Be Nimble as a way to combat snatch thefts, a common criminal tactic in Malaysia.
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That person can tag White Nonsense RoundUp to snatch some edges -- or, better put, to educate people with context and fact-based views.
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Atak, 24, a European bronze medalist five years ago, was fifth after the snatch where he failed with his second and third efforts.
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The thing about truly sad teams is that they bring you within inches of the promised land and snatch it away from you.
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Panthers netminder James Reimer reached back to snatch McDavid's backhanded effort, but replays showed that Reimer pulled his glove across the goal line.
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Mike Hennessy thinks finding potential recruits is just like marketing — you have to keep them interested and snatch them at the right time.
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Third seed Karolina Pliskova blew her chance to snatch top spot with her own defeat to compatriot Karolina Muchova later on Monday, however.
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I think Pride is about being able to high-kick through all sorts of obstacles, like a crab trying to snatch your wig.
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Mayweather opts for the dog and a poorly executed quote from Snatch, while McGregor responds with the top hat… for Mayweather's tiny head.
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And that's not to mention the competitors, our fellow pushers, who could snatch a customer away from us in a matter of seconds.
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India, unruffled by the vacant terminals, is looking to snatch up the under-used complex to monitor Beijing's growing presence in the country.
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But this is the lesser-known story of Jim Crow's white, Northern cousin, the forgotten movement to snatch democracy from the working classes.
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And, with some hubris, he made a strategic error, choosing to start in the snatch with a very high weight of 319 pounds.
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But if Trump really is to snatch the weapons out of Kim's hands, he now he has to lunge for more of them.
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In order to begin, I had to come up with a pen-name, and as if by magic "The Golden Snatch" became mine.
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Now many think they have a chance to shrink the Republican majority to a single seat and potentially snatch the majority next year.
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"We detain illegal loggers and charcoal producers and snatch their vehicles and any other equipment used," he told Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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So if you see any good deals on cheap battery packs or coffee pods, these are the last months to snatch them up.
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Players have to hold the parcels for six hours before opening them and, in the meantime, other people can try and snatch them.
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He or she has to do everything the assault force does — rappel from the helicopter, clear the room, snatch the target — but backward.
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If you happen to see any robot vacuums from iRobot, Shark, Eufy, or Ecovacs on sale for less than $200, snatch those up.
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In suburbs and rural areas, thieves often follow delivery trucks and snatch just-delivered packages from homes, often out of sight of neighbors.
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" This book's title is taken from a different snatch of Lou-language, which begins: "You say to brick, 'What do you want, brick?
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Then, Mr. Smith said, a man ran up to the car, tried to snatch Jacquelyn's necklace through the open window and stabbed her.
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Even when he gets clean and enters recovery, that force is snarling just out of frame, ready to snatch him up once again.
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How they've been hurt... You want to take people, snatch them up, put them somewhere they don't want to be, like an animal?
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Yates, who had won Saturday's stage to snatch back the red jersey, increased his overall lead over Alejandro Valverde from 20 to 26 seconds.
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Mantises are able to do so on account of their excellent 3D vision and powerful front legs, which they use to snatch unwary prey.
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Fish don't move like lizards, locusts, hummingbirds, or flies, yet this mantis was able to snatch the guppies when they swam near the surface.
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If we let our marketing efforts flag, competitors such as France and China would happily snatch up our piece of the global travel pie.
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That's come with a heavy price, however, as WWE has accelerated its attempts to snatch up every wrestler on a smaller stage in sight.
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The SoundSense Kickstarter is live now, so snatch up a device if you think it might be useful to you or someone you know.
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Sterling suggests heading out super early for the park opening, so you can run and snatch the FastPass for the ride you really want.
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Every year, thousands flock to malls around the country (sometimes at the crack of dawn) just to snatch up some deep discounted summer essentials.
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A plan to snatch 10% of shares in big British firms and give them to workers and the state has nauseated many business leaders.
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If you want to copy the lovebirds' matching look — or rock it solo — here are a few options we think Markle would snatch up.
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The Guilty doesn't have U.S. distribution set up yet, but this is the kind of movie that Amazon or Netflix should snatch up immediately.
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Because then all the little critters will run away from the fire and out into the open, where the birds can snatch them up.
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Then, there's the reedstilt — also called Harundopes virgatus — with a long, beaky snout and razor thin legs to snatch fish out of the water.
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The eagles use their talons, which can expert pressure up to 500 pounds per square inch, to snatch the eagles out of the air.
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A snatch of sound—chatter, strings and the strum of a guitar—hints at what cannot be seen through the fogged-up pub window.
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In the world of Hamptons real estate, it isn't all that hard to find opportunities to snatch up a glam retreat with celebrity ties.
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And last, but not least, the tasting notes are quality — you just need to know which ones to snatch and hoard in your cart.
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Each order comes with a pair of 3-D glasses, so you won't have to run to your local theater to snatch a pair.
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Just that morning, poachers had crept onto Vallarino's beachfront property to snatch two entire nests—240 eggs—that an employee had collected for safekeeping.
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Hummingbird beaks are also used to snatch insects and for self-defense, but their primary purpose is for nectar feeding—or so we thought.
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He berated one correspondent as the "enemy of the people," sending an aide to snatch away the microphone used to ask him a question.
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Kasich and Cruz are hoping to snatch at least a few delegates in New York by keeping Trump below 50 percent, especially in Manhattan.
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As for the more recent incident, Williams denied it, suggesting the group was harassing him and tried to snatch a chain from his neck.
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King Philippe of Belgium's younger sister, Princess Astrid, was the victim of a handbag snatch near Paris, Belgium's Royal Palace has confirmed to journalists.
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Chalmers, 18, was seventh at the 50m mark but mounted a stunning final length swim to snatch gold in the sport's blue riband event.
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There was an especially loud cheer when the favorite, China's Chen Lijun, withdrew with leg cramps after two failed 143kg lifts in the snatch.
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Today, I won't come out of the fitting room, let her snatch the mangled von Furstenberg from me, ask me, How did we do?
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If you need some extra inspiration (and who doesn't?), then snatch a best-selling Fitbit tracker on Amazon today for up to 50% off.
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Infamous for their stage outfits and wild crowds, they currently only have a few tour dates, so you snatch tickets while you still can.
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If you consider yourself a beer enthusiast, you need this machine, so snatch it up while it's on sale for $249 at Best Buy.
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"There was a fear that they would enter the church to snatch the people who were sheltering here," said the parish priest, the Rev.
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I knew they wouldn't hear me out and hand over the camera, and a snatch-and-run would have landed me in the hospital.
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If you don't box this man out he's all but guaranteed to swoop in and soar higher than everyone else to snatch the rebound.
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Instead, every enemy is soon vanquished in a hail of gunfire as you inevitably defy the odds and snatch victory from your Potemkin adversary.
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In theory, a team could snatch him up -- if they're willing to take a chance on a guy convicted of a very violent crime.
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A less secure opponent than Wawrinka would have taken the hint, especially after Murray came from behind to snatch the first and third sets.
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North Carolina scored the last four points of the first half, all in the final six seconds, to snatch a 39-35 halftime lead.
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You might recognize Laviscount for his role as Billy Ayers alongside Rupert Grint on the Sony Crackle series "Snatch," which lasted for two seasons.
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If Mr. Trump survives to 2020 and decides to run for re-election, Mr. Pence could challenge him and snatch the nomination for himself.
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Even when he has time to snatch some rest, he finds himself waking up, worrying about his colleagues and the people he has met.
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In a Snatch ad, a user will pick up a package but won't be able to find out what's inside without downloading the app.
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While another person might have jumped down into the tracks to snatch up their fallen AirPod, Mayer knew it wasn't worth risking her life.
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They snatch meetings at break times and organise a range of activities around their studies, including a recent inter-school survey on sexual harassment.
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Trump is the tough guy who will snatch those good factory jobs from foreigners and give them back to the Americans they belong to.
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C, Greensboro We can't be a country that requires every man to pull himself up by his bootstraps and then snatch his boots away.
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The giant's hands flailed wild as he charged Ferguson to the fence, but Ferg was quick to duck in and snatch up his hips.
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Artists, designers, celebrities, and billionaires gather each December to throw rooftop parties and snatch up the most up-and-coming artwork from modern artists.
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Today, Britney's baby-driver incident seems like a mere footnote in her life; a punchline in a Snatch Game episode of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Now, however, salvation is clearly within our grasp, but it remains all too possible that we'll manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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The new bot is quick, strong, and almost completely invisible when submerged, allowing it to snatch up fish before they even realize they're being tracked.
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The movements are undoubtedly basic, but they're still enough to allow the robot to sneak up and snatch a fish like a real sea predator.
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In 1995, Microsoft launched Internet Explorer and started bundling it with Windows in order to snatch away market share from the then-dominant browser, Netscape.
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They're so much bigger than their helpless prey—things like worms and insects—that they tend to indiscriminately snatch up anything that's a manageable size.
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I like to keep things positive, so I won't dwell on the fact that Cynthia, Farrah and Peppermint's Snatch Game made a bad impression. Literally.
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Brian Kropp, vice president at research firm Gartner, says that quitting might be workers' best chance to snatch that "pot of gold" that Cenedella describes.
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"We didn't get a chance to engage; it was a snatch and grab and that's that," one senior source at a major bank told Reuters.
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Some other strategies for foiling snatch-and-run thieves require picking up packages at a company store, which defeats the purpose of at-home delivery.
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But the criminal-class bro-fests of his Snatch and Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels merge awkwardly with the fantasy tropes at work here.
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UFC rising star Katlyn Chookagian says she's gonna whoop Valentina Shevchenko and snatch her belt ... and after that, she's got her eye on Amanda Nunes.
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It did its best to snatch the Tories' law and order mantle at last year's general election, promising to recruit an extra 10,000 police officers.
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And trust us, thanks to the innovative application of the new formula, you're going to want to snatch one up as soon as it launches.
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As for why Samsung decided to remind us of our doom, only to snatch away the reminder in under four hours—there's no word yet.
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North Korean teenagers Kim Kuk Hyang and Kim Mi Rae had been in medal position until their final dive, allowing Canada to snatch the bronze.
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Left unregulated, private equity could snatch up struggling hospitals across the country and then sell off their assets, leaving vulnerable people without health care options.
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In January of 22017, reports Ars Technica, a group of criminals exploited this flaw to snatch victims' SMS verification codes and drain their bank accounts.
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If you're interested in rubbing shoulders with Corden while enjoying a little "Sugar," then you'll want to snatch up your tickets to the event today.
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But the way some Democrats and their allies in the media are responding to the measure threatens to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Our source says Lindsay had access to Egor's credit card, and she used it often to snatch up gifts for herself and her entire fam.
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Osiris-Rex will then extend its robot arm to snatch a sample of Bennu's terrain in a "touch-and-go" maneuver set for July 2020.
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His lawyers argued that his unarmed robbery conviction -- involving an attempt to snatch a victim's necklace -- in Florida should not have triggered the federal law.
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Bank of America's efforts to rejuvenate its dealmaking operations and snatch back market share continue unabated, even amid the Wall Street's typically sleepy summer days.
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A better option when caught in close, or in the clinch, would be to work to angle off and snatch up a double collar tie.
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So even if I could snatch up a 'brick' for my daughter, I'm not sure I would want to—and even my mother might agree.
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In the snatch — in which competitors raise the barbell overhead in a single continuous motion — Suleymanoglu lifted 21988 pounds on his third and final attempt.
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If too few Bid2Ride drivers are available to snatch a bid, the service will refer riders to established ride-hailing services like Lyft and Uber.
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LaVar Arrington has a message for Michael Crabtree -- if you don't want people to snatch your chain on the field, don't wear it during games!!
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When Merrifield hit the ball, Urshela stepped toward his right with his glove out, ready to snatch the ball and throw out the fast runner.
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Led by a smiling sadist, Ray (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), they beat Tony and snatch Laura and India — violence that shakes the novel and its reader.
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Police said the men tried to snatch the weapons of accompanying policemen when they were taken to the scene of the crime to reconstruct events.
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Now user generated, Kylie and all of her crew are using that Holy Bucks thing now, which is clearly like a snatch nose, lip injections.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Elizabeth Warren has been busy trying to snatch up last-minute endorsements in Iowa with the caucuses just around the corner.
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These are just a few of the many luxury items the antiheroines of Hustlers snatch up throughout the film with money they conned from men.
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Any discount on the AirPods Pro is a good deal, so if you see any sort of price drop on the earbuds, snatch it up.
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Some Biden supporters may also switch to Mike Bloomberg, but Bloomberg will now have to work harder to snatch them away from Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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Linette, the highest-seeded player in the last four, raised her game just when she needed to snatch the set in less than an hour.
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Dallas had spent a decade moping around as the league's Charlie Brown, always lurking near the summit, only for something to snatch away the football.
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"I was hoping to move back here eventually, but if they can just snatch residency and legal visas... visas cost so much money," she says.
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It is, though, seen in leopard seals, which use some of their teeth to snatch animals like penguins and employ others to filter krill from seawater.
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Christie swiftly caught the baseball with his left hand while remaining in his seat, however the impressive (and lucky) snatch did not impress the N.Y. crowd.
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If you happen to find one being sold at its MSRP, you can easily snatch it up and sell it on Amazon for twice the price.
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After that meeting, one of us left to park the car just in front of the cash machine so that no one would snatch our spot.
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Sock is looking to snatch the last remaining spot for the eight-man tournament at the O33, which is currently held by Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta.
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Bondarenko played a tactical game, passing on two of his first four jumps, but was ultimately unable to clear 2.38m to snatch the silver from Barshim.
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Like, couldn't a thief (or a police officer) just snatch the phone out of our hands and unlock it by pointing it at our shocked mugs?
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A female White House staffer walked up to Acosta and tried to snatch the microphone from his hand, but Acosta initially refused to give it up.
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If you haven't played any of these games, or even if you're missing a few from your collection, this is an excellent deal to snatch up.
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And for those that don't adapt, brands will be reading and willing to snatch up fresh agency blood as they bring branded content efforts in-house.
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It's no simple feat, to snatch headlines during the height of March Madness despite not being a player, coach or even an analyst, but a parent.
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He slammed down an ace, another serve winner, and produced a couple of textbook volleys as he surged back to snatch a decisive two-set lead.
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Instead of scraping across uneven ground, DARPA tapped Aurora Flight Sciences to create a crane that can be used to snatch drones out of the air.
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The argument begins with Pamela trying to snatch a bottle of alcohol from Morrison, and the two fight over it while still sitting on the bed.
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The "woman in white" refers to a long-standing piece of town gossip that an old woman lives in the woods waiting to snatch little kids.
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A 26-year-old female MMA fighter made sure a would-be mugger paid a painful price for trying to snatch her phone over the weekend.
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Even if a room at Hogwarts seems far more appealing, you can still live like Harry if you're the lucky muggle to snatch up this listing.
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For example, they may need to be sold in a more controlled fashion, and not on places like eBay where any person could snatch them up.
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Snatch Pharah out of the sky right after she blasts off and she'll be helpless as you pepper her with Scrap Gun shots until she's down.
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They say that the people involved have the information and capabilities to snatch the two suspects and transport them to the US or a third country.
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Republican Georgia Representative Buddy Carter said he'd "snatch a knot in their ass" when describing how to handle women like Murkowski not voting on party lines.
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Once the parcel is opened, whoever is in possession of it six hours later gets the prize – but other players can steal (or "snatch") it away.
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A space laser turns out to be a highly effective way to knock debris out of orbit, especially smaller pieces that are impractical to snatch directly.
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Plus, with all the year end sales happening for the until the start of 2017, now's the time to snatch these pieces at a great discount.
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We're constantly running from point A to point B, barely allotting time to snatch some form of sustenance while on our way to work or play.
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Buffett's wealth is enough that he could easily snatch up his favorite sports franchise, as his ultra-rich counterparts Paul Allen and Stanley Kroenke have done.
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The character's surname may reflect his tendency to snatch various trinkets from the students he does catch (and his desire to pilfer some magic for himself).
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For a moment it looked like the Dutchman could cause a late upset and snatch a second consecutive win to add to his triumph in Malaysia.
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He's technically sound but without power, and makes a failed attempt to snatch a bantam title from a southpaw Frenchman whose back is all knotted muscle.
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ARE, Sweden (Reuters) - Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen produced a scintillating second run to snatch gold in the giant slalom at the Alpine skiing world championships on Friday.
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But lately, researchers have found that as global temperatures rise, microbes in the soil have been releasing CO2 faster than plants can snatch it up again.
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If all of these queens are sitting around talking about who they would do on the Snatch Game, how did they mess it up so badly?
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And, just as Amy's getting love for "Sharp Objects," Meryl's gotta snatch her HBO moment with a role in the new season of "Big Little Lies"?
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Even admitting aloud that I'm not struggling, but thriving, feels egregious, like I'm taunting those sentinels of brokeness, daring them to snatch me from my stoop.
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" He continued: "If anyone around him cares about him ... they need to grab him and snatch him up, and get Kanye together because Kanye needs help.
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The senior police officers also said they had succeeded in arresting a number of alleged ringleaders with "snatch" operations assisted by the deployment of undercover police.
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READ: Everything Trump said about clean coal last night was wrong "Clean coal" tech aims to snatch the carbon out of the air as coal burns.
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Mr. Benediktsson, then a member of Parliament, had managed to snatch his money out of harm's way — just before the crash brought Iceland to its knees.
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Their physical dimension has grown, too, as they gorge on the smorgasbord of trash, snack on handouts from complicit tourists and snatch sandwiches from unsuspecting pedestrians.
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Some Republicans believe that they can snatch the Senate seat held by Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat who was ensnared in a humiliating ethics scandal.
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There is something deeply moody, bitterly romantic, and ultimately poignant about Crowley's circuitous path through life, seeming always to snatch obscurity from the jaws of recognition.
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They also think that the VCs who offered lower valuations are just greedy and tried to snatch a higher percentage of the company for little money.
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In other words, it's more "Snatch" than "Aladdin," which was only the latest of Ritchie's misbegotten attempts to achieve mainstream respect by retelling someone else's stories.
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President Muhammadu Buhari this week ordered the military to be ruthless with anyone attempting to rig or snatch ballot boxes, as can sometimes happen in Nigeria.
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Don't expect "Snatch," a 10-episode series that goes up Thursday on Crackle, to be a clone of the 2001 Guy Ritchie film that inspired it.
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"Once the summer comes, and people feel safe to travel, all the pent-up demand will snatch up good deals and unsold inventory quickly," said Hentschel.
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Aid workers had been unable to access the mill since September, as the Saudi-led coalition mounted a fierce offensive to snatch Hudaydah from Houthi control.
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Of course, Sandiego always appeared to slip through the law's hands each time – challenging the player to another game in hopes to snatch the villainous for good.
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Mike Flynn, the president's first national security advisor, has reportedly caught Mueller's attention over an alleged plot to snatch Gulen and turn him over to Turkish authorities.
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On the evening of July 15, 2016, a faction within the military launched an attempted coup against Erdoğan, whom they unsuccessfully tried snatch from a seaside villa.
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According to the news outlet's analysis, the business appears to use bots that rapidly snatch up tickets to events around the world to sell them on StubHub.
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Despite JAY-Z jokingly trying to snatch the paddle from his daughter, she bid again when the item's asking price shot up to $19,000, the outlet reported.
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Switch off between BB-8, who must frantically snatch each critter out of the air, and Chewie, who has to fix the destruction the Porgs leave behind.
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There's also the famous Cavern of Serpents near the village of Kantenmo, Mexico, where tourists flock to see snakes snatch bats as they exit for the evening.
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Some have already started to snatch up choice real estate: GM Cruise in San Francisco, Waymo in Phoenix, Ford in Miami and nuTonomy/Aptiv in Las Vegas.
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But by having Vader snatch and wield a toothpick like it was his lightsaber, Bandai has made this absurd collectible a must-have addition to any collection.
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A victory for Mr Kucinich could signal that Democrats face their own anti-establishmentarians, who risk nominating candidates able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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These alien-like creatures are closely related to most jellyfishes, and attach themselves to rock while using their two-tiered tentacled mouths to snatch food floating nearby.
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Come the rematch, almost 40 percent of Lawler's blows were hammered home to the midriff of Hendricks, who soon slowed and allowed Lawler to snatch the title.
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Amazon has also provided materials to police to conducting campaigns aimed at luring thieves to snatch Amazon-labeled bait boxes from doorsteps under surveillance by Ring cameras.
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Key primary races were also underway in Connecticut, where Republicans hope to snatch yet another governorship in deep-blue New England, as well as Vermont and Wisconsin.
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In one America, people become outraged when administration officials snatch migrant children from their mothers' arms and detain them for weeks in filthy conditions with no repercussions.
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It does, however, light up and make sounds when you press on the lamp or close the lid, so Whovians will want to snatch this one up.
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At the world championships in Houston, she broke the world record in the snatch (112kg) and total (252kg), but she lifted well within her capabilities in Forde.
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Guy Ritchie has experience with twisting, freewheeling narratives, using non-linear structures in Snatch and Lock, Stock, but the songs might be new territory for the director.
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If all this tech speak makes you want to smash your head against the wall, then that's all the more reason you should snatch this bundle up.
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On his way to Sirte General Haftar may try to snatch up oil facilities along the coast, which are protected by the semi-official Petroleum Facilities Guard.
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Now President Trump seems poised to snatch this from its outstretched hand, effectively ending with one stroke what is left of our amicable relations with South Korea.
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Everything was lost in the fire except a laundry basket of dirty clothes, a busted laptop and some framed wall pictures she could snatch before hurrying outside.
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But Gabriel may face an uphill battle in convincing German companies that rely on the Chinese market for customers to try to snatch Kuka from its suitor.
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Increasingly, dogs star in spooky home decorations, greet trick or treaters and snatch most of the estimated $480 million Americans will spend on pet costumes this holiday.
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Without these protections, creative and innovative people swim in a market of sharks who are just waiting to snatch up any work and profit on it unjustifiably.
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Similarly, the clue "Double take?" is paired with SNATCH AND GRAB, "Double solitaire?" goes with ONE AND ONLY and "Double back?" is matched with AID AND ABET.
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The exhaust would then pass through a kind of chemical called an amine that would snatch the carbon, in the form of carbon dioxide, out of it.
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He claims the women were harassing him, and one of them tried to snatch a chain from his neck ... and that's when he punched in self-defense.
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" New original content includes a series based on Guy Ritchie's 2000 film Snatch, which Berger promises will keep up the "same brand of humor and stylized direction.
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My father would snatch them up first thing in the morning; I got the newspaper, rumpled and creased, when I came home from school in the afternoon.
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In those days, a superstar ethos was emerging among elite universities, and Boston University jumped at the chance to snatch up Kidd, giving him an entire institute.
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"The Good Fight" star Audra McDonald and the good fighter Kate Upton took their seats as Snatch Game contestants and guest judges, and the great debate began.
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For those bad actors out there who are definitely going to snatch a free helmet and not return it, there is a charge to replace the helmets.
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Though Emma might be able to snatch an hour here or there for a quick meal with Mom, her responsibilities as a working parent would always loom.
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Sometimes there's a snatch of that blue-blood melancholy, that twinkly tussle between expression and reserve, passion and restraint, that have made Ms. Howe's plays so welcome.
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From an icy timepiece to a metallic-heeled sandal, read on for the add-ons you'll want to snatch up before you start making the party rounds.
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Csathy noted that there are few other marquee programs out there for Netflix to snatch up that don't already belong to other studios with upcoming streaming services.
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"He told WBAL that he had heard reports of drivers in white vans trying to "snatch up young girls for human trafficking and for selling body parts.
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He played especially well in his second-round victory over the No. 32 seed, Fernando Verdasco, coming back from a two-set deficit to snatch the upset.
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He played especially well in his second-round victory over the No. 32 seed, Fernando Verdasco, coming back from a two-set deficit to snatch the upset.
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Entertainment Weekly caught up with Alaska, Adore, Alyssa and Katya to chat about returning to Drag Race and their plans to snatch the crown their second time around.
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The small felines live in the deserts of North Africa and Central Asia, coming out at night to swiftly paw across the cool sand and snatch up prey.
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And now comes my favorite time of year — even more dear to me than the the high holy days and the Barney's Warehouse Sale — it's Snatch Game season!
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However, it took a long time because there were snatch moments where we could all be available since we've all got children and we're all doing other things.
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In the casting, a child was placed in front of money on a table, asked to think of what they needed it for and to snatch it away.
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And despite the healthful boosts that coral appear to receive from fishing bans, scientists worry that even those won't be enough to snatch reefs from their downward spirals.
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ET, Apple's $812.60 billion market value fell below Microsoft's $812.93 billion, allowing the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant to snatch the world's most valuable company title from Cupertino.
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It has no eyes and no brain and yet it can snatch the body and soul (and everything else) of a fish from right out of the ground.
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Scalpers who use bots to slam ticket websites and snatch up a huge proportion of seats at popular shows may soon find themselves in violation of federal law.
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Donald TrumpRussian hackers were able to snatch all of the Democratic National Committee's opposition research on Donald Trump, according to US officials who spoke to the Washington Post.
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If the US can snatch foreign data with impunity, other governments will want to do the same—and companies like Microsoft won't have good legal standing to refuse.
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That means foodies who want to jump on the opportunity to decorate with their one true love in mind should snatch these pieces up sooner rather than later.
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Because giant manta rays are a protected species, the researchers weren't able to snatch a specimen and peer into its stomach—a procedure that's potentially distressing and lethal.
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Snatch one of those perfectly good devices up for a discount, or use the discount to justify getting the kind that doesn't advertise to you all the time.
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Recalling her kindergarten days, she sings a snatch of the "Rain, rain, go away" chant, and points out that her name in Hawaiian means "rays of the sun".
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Now that McAfee has more room to maneuver, is it possible that the company will snatch up some of the cybersecurity startups rumored to be up for acquisition?
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Bunge, who apparently wasn't even holding the gun, was sufficiently distracted and didn't notice when the robot reached its claw into the makeshift barricade to snatch the weapon.
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The young girl happens to be a Matilda-like genius (minus the whole telekinesis thing), and conflict ensues when his mother (Lindsay Duncan) tries to snatch away custody.
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Jay Z better be ready for some purple pain -- Prince's estate wants nothing to do with his offer to snatch up any of the late singer's music catalog.
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Herbert, the seventh seed, was looking to snatch his maiden singles title but Tsonga, whose 2018 season was hampered by injuries, only dropped four points on his serve.
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He said it would set back national competitiveness and that it was no surprise that other countries were looking to snatch business away from Britain ahead of Brexit.
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And by offering an open Libra platform, shady developers could build apps that snatch not just people's personal info like Cambridge Analytica, but their hard-earned digital cash.
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In the latter, athletes do the ol' snatch, clean and jerk to raise a loaded bar over their heads; in the former, however, they do something called "powerlifting".
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The loser of the matchup could miss the playoffs altogether if Washington claim their finale against the New York Giants and snatch away the NFC's No. 6 seed.
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Ever had a really good day when you felt brilliant, capable, and royal, and then someone came along and tried to snatch the crown off of your head?
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Those include a Whac-A-Mole game and your standard keep-away, where Cozmo tries to snatch a cube from your hand before you can pull it back.
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In 2007, Jane was riding her bike when two young men on mopeds tried to snatch her handbag; they didn't see it was actually chained to her bike.
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Five weeks before the French Open kicks off at Roland Garros, Fognini produced some brilliant tennis on Monte Carlo's red clay to snatch his ninth ATP singles title.
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Plus, the sport itself is pretty straightforward: There are just two lifts — the "snatch" and the "clean and jerk" — and each athlete gets three chances to perform them.
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So while English travellers fight nothing like Pitt in "Snatch," they are still striking a knockout blow for their community, their culture, and for British boxing in general.
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Cook something today, for yourself and for others, and you have done something to bring pleasure and happiness into the world, even as others would snatch them away.
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Sighing, she lowered the bowl and stared out at the banana leaves that spied on us through the window, as if waiting to snatch the food being prepared.
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"As I see it, the government could snatch any U.S. citizen off the street and hold him as an enemy combatant as long as it took," she said.
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It incentivizes business owners to sell the company and live lavishly during the retirement years so there is little left at their death for the government to snatch.
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Yet with the world watching, he tried to snatch their remaining dignity, turning to stare at them and malevolently drawing a line across his throat with his finger.
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But CBS managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory when its All Access service crashed under the load, preventing some users from accessing the live feed.
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The brand's cofounder and creative director Jerrod Blandino seems to tease a new collaboration or product every week — and we can't wait to snatch up every single item.
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The Colombia coach said he was "extremely concerned" about the player's fitness but was pleased that the team rose to the occasion to snatch the win against Senegal.
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Rose was one of the heroes of Europe's 24 "Miracle at Medinah," winning the final two holes of his singles match to snatch victory away from Phil Mickelson.
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But this experiment deregulating every single-family zoned parcel to allow small apartments has attracted developers, investors and speculators to snatch up the least expensive houses for demolition.
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She stood a reedy 21980 feet 224 inches tall and had a devastating kick, or last burst of speed, that sometimes let her snatch victory by a stride.
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Ms. Bibi said she feared the killer could come again, jump over the wall of their house, and snatch away her remaining children, two daughters and a son.
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UPS should be a huge winner now that online is totally ascendant, but how many times has this company managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory?
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Every so often, though, she cracks open this movie — with a line, an image, a snatch of a song — offering you fugitive glimpses of an intensely personal world.
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Loo's memories, and her father's, are often triggered by subtle moments: a snatch of song, the rumble of fireworks, the aroma of food, sudden ripples of offstage laughter.
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"They threw petrol bombs at police vehicles and police officers, and even attempted to snatch the revolver of a police officer," police said in a statement on Sunday.
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Wanting payback, the Navy launched Operation Missing Mascot, the daring 1991 plan to snatch four Army mules from the center of the West Point campus in broad daylight.
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That is, you could be trusted to upload music to others and not merely snatch the latest 50 Cent or Kanye West album and disappear into the ether.
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PetSmart has agreed to make the biggest e-commerce acquisition in history, putting a deal in place to snatch up fast-growing pet food and product site Chewy.
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The challenge for any political candidate, but especially those at the extremes, is to snatch the checkered flag before someone else crosses the finish line going the other way.
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We should have ooooh'd and ahhhh'd as we watched him fly above the rim and throw down dunks, snatch rebounds and swat shots for the University of Arizona Wildcats.
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Okay, maybe you don't want to snatch Kondo's crown from her sweet, perfectly coiffed head, but you really could turn your own passion for tidying up into a job.
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Christoph Harting, the brother of defending champion Robert, hurled the discus 68.37 meters with his last throw of the final to dramatically snatch the Olympic title from Piotr Malachowski.
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If you're a bit lazy, short on time, or can't help but geek out over new beauty innovations, we know you'll snatch up these smoky lipsticks in a heartbeat.
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In one scene, Charlie Brown finally gets the kite off the ground, only to have that insane kite-eating tree snatch it out of the sky and devour it.
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His team reckons he can snatch the third of white votes which, in the state's stark electoral calculus, he needs to win, along with the Democrats' reliable black constituency.
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At the least, banning it from acquiring more social networks of sufficient scale so it couldn't snatch another Instagram from its crib would be an expedient and attainable remedy.
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She got $124 million for the deal (a big part of which was the intellectual property rights within her name), but the company had performed a full body snatch.
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Without a concrete release date at either outpost, die-hards will have to keep checking back to snatch up this too-good-to-be-true release while they can.
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It would be a way for them to save money on the search tax — assuming they can snatch searches that would otherwise go through Safari to their search engine.
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Others too often used (and still use) bursaries as a way to snatch the best applicants from rivals, rather than to help those most in need of financial support.
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Minister Bruno Le Roux, speaking to reporters at the airport south of the French capital, said the man had tried but failed to snatch the weapon before being killed.
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The scheme in the Netherlands saw police team up with Denmark-based raptor training company Guard from Above and successfully teach bald eagles to snatch drones from the sky.
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The buff Aussie might be a professional when it comes to doing the perfect snatch lift, but he should absolutely add "spirited Beyoncé back-up dancer" to his resumé.
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The strength of Trump's position has some of his allies warning that any attempt to snatch victory from his grasp would not just be unfair, it would be futile.
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The Argentine, emerging as a late contender to snatch one of the last two places at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, then broke immediately in the second.
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Gasser, who finished 15th in the slopestyle event last week, put down a 96.00 with the final run of the day to snatch gold away from American Jamie Anderson.
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"Our goal would be maybe to move up a position or so and then possibly if we could snatch a podium, that would be a real accomplishment," said Haas.
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If the GXE itself doesn't beat 186.8 miles per hour, then rival high-end EV teams —` such as Mitch Medford's Bloodshed Motors — are likely to snatch a new record.
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And if this earworm sticks in my head much longer, I might just have to go snatch that signing bonus bag and blow the whole thing on a Camaro.
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But it was hard, I mean, there was one take that we filmed when Nomi pulls into the gas station just before she's gonna snatch the little smart car.
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In the face of these positive indicators, the administration seems determined to snatch failure from the jaws of success by escalating its trade war with our top trading partners.
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In 2008, in the men's 400, the American sprinter David Neville dived — intentionally, in his case — across the finish line to snatch the bronze medal away from another sprinter.
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In 2016, Sanders was a clear underdog who didn't seem to grasp that he had a chance to snatch the nomination from Hillary Clinton until it was too late.
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To their credit, Spain only beat them by one, but the Czechs were totally outplayed by Croatia before fan trouble and a late penalty saw them snatch a draw.
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While most of their fare is comprised of small lizards, geckos, and mice, it's not unheard of for these snakes to snatch a marine iguana when the opportunity arises.
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"Let me tell you, somebody needs to go over there to that Senate and snatch a knot in their ass," in response to a question from MSNBC's Ali Velshi.
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Olivier Giroud prevented Arsenal from losing more ground by heading in a winner in the 86th minute to snatch a 21-271 victory at home over West Bromwich Albion.
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"Even though you restart the heart they cannot breathe and before you get a minute to process the life lost, they come and snatch the ventilator," the nurse said.
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The area has no recent history of Democratic activism, but Democrats are hoping to yet again ride the surge of anti-Trump grassroots activism to snatch an unexpected victory.
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Episode 11, however, pushes him closer to the edge than ever before, taunting him with signs of God's favor only to snatch them away in the most urgent moment.
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Soon after opening the doors to its first location in China, Costco was forced to shut them, as crowds flooded the store eager to snatch up its discount offerings.
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They also stood by the use of undercover officers to snatch protesters during last weekend's violence, action which helped fuel the paranoia and suspicion at the airport on Tuesday.
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Today, Satan, the first lady of literacy and Snatch Game legend Bianca del Rio arrived in a Holly Goheavily look, and escorted the queens toward serving bawdry, hep burns.
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Unfathomably, one of the funniest queens to ever appear on the show did not survive the Snatch Game, and the unfunniest queen to ever appear on the show did.
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Valencia missed a series of chances, including a penalty, before Daniel Wass scored a freak goal from a cross in the 82nd minute to snatch a point for Valencia.
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Yet he's determined to snatch food from the mouths of the truly desperate, because he's sure that somehow or other they're getting away with something, having it too easy.
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Men dressed in loincloths prepare to snatch a wooden stick called "shingi" tossed by the priest during a naked festival at the Saidaiji Temple in Okayama, Japan, Feb. 15.
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Our party "seems all too anxious to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, and we will do the same if we nominate" an extremist for our presidential candidate.
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How Leonardo da Vinci would have loved this thing, I thought, as the machine reached out its wheels like a hawk about to snatch a vole with its claws.
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She managed to win the Snatch Game and was killer in Breastworld but we think of her as entitled and overly-confident which diminishes her abilities as a comedian.
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Montes was part of a group of prisoners that tried to snatch a gun from a guard while the International Red Cross was visiting the prison, the interior ministry said.
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In the case of Alpha Centauri A and B, this binary system has the potential to capture Earth-sized objects—meaning it could snatch rogue planets drifting through interstellar space.
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Popularly known as the trap-jaw ant, its mandibles, which it uses to snatch prey and catapult itself away from danger, accelerate shut at 1 million meters per second squared.
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No longer able to reach out and snatch up a leg as easily against everyone he fights, Cormier has come up with some clever ways to get into his wheelhouse.
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To win it all, she's going to have to snatch it from her toughest rival and best friend, who just happens to be the greatest tennis player of all time.
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The idea is that if they have fewer versions of the same T-shirt in stock, shoppers will feel a need to snatch up something they like before it's gone.
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Additional data from Merck, as well as results from trials of competitors, could eventually determine which companies will snatch the largest slice of the pie for the lung cancer market.
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The Yankees nearly regained the advantage in the bottom of the inning, but Carlos Gomez leapt at the right-field wall to snatch a home run away from Tyler Wade.
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Smart importers snatch up thousands of the things for a hundred bucks each, slap a sticker on them and mark them up 500 percent and sell them on the boardwalk.
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Many conservative Malaysians frown upon the bike riders' decades-old culture, fearing the pastime's potential to encourage gambling, drug abuse, snatch thefts and sexual promiscuity, not to mention daredevil riding.
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Williams needed just one hour to snatch a 25-26, 24-26 win against Poland's No. 23 player, Magda Linette, and record the 43th victory of her Fed Cup career.
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" She added, "I don't know if you know this about Miami, but that's where the Devil is, and he was trying to snatch my soul out my body that day.
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We all have to admit her performance as Mya—oh, I'm sorry, I meant Maya—Angelou in the Snatch Game was one of the all time disasters of this show.
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For about a week before the men arrived, rumors circulated on the messaging system WhatsApp warning of bands of kidnappers roving the area and infiltrating villages to snatch young children.
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It's also a game where you might lose you thirteenth game in a row to someone when you make one little mistake and snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Britain's Mark Cavendish won the opening stage of the Abu Dhabi Tour, outsprinting his rivals to snatch the overall lead in a crash-marred climax on Thursday.
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The president of the Clinton Guild — a non-profit association for local businesses and merchants — believes the giant rubber duck was easily accessible enough that some miscreant could snatch it.
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Every time Lima extended his stance and opened up with his hands to come back at Koreshkov, the Russian would reach down and hit a snatch single or high crotch.
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Her first snatch attempt at 95kg, which she made look ridiculously easy, was 2kg better than any of her nine rivals but 14kg lower than her opening effort in Houston.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jeff Henderson of the United States won gold in the men's long jump on Saturday, leaping 8.38 meters to snatch the title in the last round.
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But it was hit hard by the financial crisis, when sales plummeted from 1 billion euros to 440 million, allowing Sany to snatch the crown of world leader in 2009.
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Caterine Ibargüen of Colombia leapt 13 meters to snatch a gold medal in the women's triple jump, fending off Yulimar Rojas of Venezuela to continue her dominance in the event.
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The other two hoodlums snatch up the scattered cookies and chomp them voraciously with their mouths open, spewing crumbs, so as to further annoy the tearful housewife at their feet.
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After an earlier scene that dangled the promise of this moment, only to snatch it right out of our grasp, Solo finally gave up the goods in its closing moments.
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When the boat floated swordfish-shaped balloons — redeemable for $3 or $250 toward a new Trump Home — toward the shore, bathers nearly rioted as they raced to snatch them up.
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For those who believed that Mr. Sanders still had a chance to snatch the nomination at the convention in Philadelphia, it was too soon after his endorsement to consider alternatives.
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When Tiffany was a baby at Mar-a-Lago, he would occasionally snatch her up and carry her as he talked to electricians and carpenters building a club health spa.
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The FanDuels and DraftKings of the world have been able to snatch up market share early because they already had huge audiences of sports fans who were interested in gaming.
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"Weave Snatch" is actually just remarkable because it made it online during a time when the internet was basically one giant roundtable about why shit exactly like this shouldn't exist.
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She says kegel exercises can be beneficial if you want to do them, but there's no tincture or potion you can slap on down there to magically tighten your snatch.
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He held it, waiting for the last few seconds to tick off, only for North Dakota's Corey Baldwin to snatch the ball and try and hit a last minute layup.
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Building toward that level of mobility is one of the reasons hitting your first full snatch and gradually increasing the weight is so satisfying: It takes work to get there.
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Starbucks introduced its own version last year, you can snatch up cold brew at Target and Trader Joe's, and soon you might be able to get it at Dunkin' Donuts.
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However, I also noted that Donald Trump is such a dangerously precedent-breaking candidate that he could upset the verdict of history and snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
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During the past four seasons, Curry won the Most Valuable Player award twice, helped the Warriors snatch two championships and set multiple scoring records with his "Splash Brother" Klay Thompson.
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His decision-making is superb for someone who has the ball as frequently as he does, but that doesn't mean he won't occasionally snatch more than what the defense gives.
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At the fair, Lee and Sutherland will unleash the loose pages into a portable tornado, where visitors can snatch the ones they want in order to make their own zines.
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In New York, customers flocked to Wanamaker's department store to snatch up the "Rough Rider," a rakish new style of hat available in a variety of materials, including nutria fur.
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And when the Russians used a phony Google alert to try to snatch the email password from Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, the I.T. guy incorrectly said the warning was legitimate.
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" @KingJosiah54 -- "Beyonce: 'This Becky with the good hair bout to get her wig split'" @Quotemeorelse -- "I swear Beyonce looked like she was bout to snatch a bitch up during #game3.
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The Charles Manson painting partially composed of his ashes is alive with paranormal energy ... according to Zak Bagans, who bucked up to snatch the creepy portrait for his haunted museum.
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After ironing out the kinks of its first season, Drag Race settled down in season two and introduced what quickly became the most anticipated challenge of any season: Snatch Game.
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The first Snatch Game shows that it's a tricky challenge with scattered results — but it's still fun as hell to watch the queens try on a new persona for size.
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At a resort in Hawaii, she watches with horror as Steve taunts a parrot, holding forth a bread crumb only to snatch it away when the bird reaches for it.
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", she gracefully emphasized the importance of inclusion, and in making a statement about creating and filling opportunities, hilariously wove in her Snatch Game catchphrase (snatchphrase?) "any hole is a goal!
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They kept their hands near their ears and then, on a trainer's signal, reached down quickly to try to be the first to snatch a tennis ball off the floor.
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That's twice the number of departing House Democrats — presenting a major opportunity for a minority party that needs 24 more seats to snatch back the speaker's gavel for Nancy Pelosi.
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In a brief snatch of screen time, audiences can see Joanne Rogers in her own right — as more than just a character who provides insight on her humble celebrity husband.
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Baltimore Mayor Jack Young gave these posts credence on Monday when he said he had been hearing reports of someone in a white van "trying to snatch up young girls".
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Citigroup has struggled to gain traction since it has yet to snatch away meaningful market share from powerful incumbents like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Goldman Sachs Group Inc , and Morgan Stanley.
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First the Feds have to actually get the device and the proper court authorization to access the information it contains—Ozzie's system does not allow the authorities to remotely snatch information.
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We expect Curry, the second-best defender on an elite defense, to snatch the ball from his opponent, take it down the corner, and launch a laser-precise, beautiful alley oop.
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It was sold for nearly twenty times what it was expected to snatch at auction, and its sale will benefit both the Stephen Hawking Foundation and the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
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The most intriguing sequence, though, is probably the snatch of dialogue from King's Landing that follows Cersei telling Olenna Tyrell that Margaery will have to repent in front of the city.
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Shaolin uses the distraction to snatch the record out of Zeke's hands and run, but loses the record back to Zeke when he drops it off the side of a building.
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Florentino Perez doth arrive on a winged griffin, come to 'swoop' down upon Kylian Mbappe, snatch him up in the beast's wicked talons and carry him off over the foaming seas.
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" In the modern telling, the birds become gulls wheeling above Brighton's Marine Parade, skirling, shrieking, shouting for bread crumbs: "each waiting for its turn to snatch a portion of allotted grace.
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And on Staten Island, the one New York City borough where turkeys have become a nuisance, residents say they chase children, eat shrubs and vegetables and snatch food from people's hands.
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But it now has the backing of three of the four independents who won seats and looks likely to snatch at least half of the six seats that are still undecided.
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Praying mantises are among the most frightening insects on the planet, equipped with powerful front legs which they use to snatch unwary insects, spiders, and even the odd amphibian or reptile.
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Sure, you'll probably be able to snatch a used one cheaper, but don't forget that refurbished iPhones are tested and repackaged, and they come with one year of Apple's standard warranty.
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Both bears are large enough to demand the best fishing spots along Alaska's Brooks River, where thousands of daily viewers watched bears snatch fish from the frigid stream on the explore.
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AND FINALLY ... The dolphin did it It's bad enough we have to watch out for humans trying to snatch our electronics from us; now we gotta worry about dolphins too. Sheesh.
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KITZBUEHEL, Austria (Reuters) - Germany's Thomas Dressen tamed the dangerous Streif course to snatch a surprise victory in the men's downhill on Saturday and beat specialist Beat Feuz and Aksel Lund Svindal.
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Had Hillary Clinton won the presidency, the Democrats needed to win four seats to snatch control of the Senate since her vice president, Tim Kaine, would be the tie-breaking vote.
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At this stage there's no sign of the Beast, but we get a full second of Emma Watson's rose-obscured face and a brief snatch of dialogue from Lumiere and Cogsworth.
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Should Democrats take back the Senate in the fall, and should Bayh's seniority be recognized by the majority leader, he would be in line to snatch the chairmanship of the committee.
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TV recently premiered the hit series Brown Girls, which focuses on the friendship of two women of color, and Afternoon Snatch, which looks at the aftermath of a queer relationship's demise.
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Black Lives Matter activist Muhiyidin d'Baha was arrested on Wednesday in South Carolina after epically leaping over a police tape barricade to snatch a Confederate flag out of a protestor's hand.
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The alleged thieves would wear hoodies into Apple stores — already suspicious, I know — and there they would snatch products on display and hide them in the ample pockets of those garments.
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Though if you're a bacon lover who also has fond memories of attending camp as a child, you'll want to snatch up tickets quickly to Camp Bacon in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Democrats keep saying they want to restore the American dream but, if you dare achieve it and get rich, wham, they are going to snatch most of it away from you.
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The lax regulatory environment hasn't helped, either; instead, it has allowed the biggest tech companies to acquire their rivals, stifle competition and snatch up the best software engineers and data scientists.
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The legislation gives the Federal Trade Commission the authority to pursue people who use or sell software meant to snatch up large blocks of tickets to live events for later resale.
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You can use special abilities like the Hulk Smash, Thunder Clap, and Seismic Pound, but you can also snatch rockets out of mid-air and lob them back at your enemies.
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There were guns in the bedside tables and in a holster bolted beneath a wingback chair in the living room (we practiced how we would snatch it up in an emergency).
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Modric had seemed poised to snatch the World Cup limelight at a tournament already deprived of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi after Portugal and Argentina lost in the round of 16.
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Uchimura, who also won the team gold two days ago, had to wait until his final performance on the horizontal bar to snatch the top prize with a total of 92.365.
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In the weeks before the talks, the United Arab Emirates, a key Saudi ally, pushed forward with a fierce offensive to snatch the Red Sea port of Hudaydah from Houthi control.
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It was an eerily familiar scene at Wrigley Field as a Cubs player reached out to grab a foul ball for an out, only to have a fan snatch it away.
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Calzones aren't always available in grocery stores, so if you see these buffalo-chicken and Philly cheesesteak calzones at Aldi, you might want to snatch them up before they are gone.
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A green mushroom appears in reach, only for the game to snatch it away, destroy it, or otherwise find some way for the player to avoid accomplishing their this one goal.
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I used to snatch the lemon-shaped squeezy bottle of concentrated lemon juice from the kitchen and take it to school so I could take a hit when things got boring.
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"I feel like I've been through enough in my life to know what I don't want, so when I know what I do want I snatch it right up," she said.
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In July of last year, four members of a D.H.S. advisory panel stepped down, citing the administration's "morally repugnant" decision to snatch migrant children from their parents at the Mexican border.
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Constantly. I feel the specter of death hovering around me at all times watching and letting her presence remind me that she can snatch my soul at any moment of whim.
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In her latest show, "Interfertility Industrial Complex: Snatch The Calf Back," the artist Juliana Huxtable depicts women fused with animals, not as romanticized interspecies friendship but as a psychedelic sexual spectacle.
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Rotational strength can improve overhead lifts by boosting stability and preventing force leakage during movements like the snatch, plus it reduces the risk of injury and carries over into functional movements.
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Focused on the primal chase between predator and prey, it travels the globe, capturing thrilling scenarios where you genuinely want both the prey to escape and the predator to snatch a meal.
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While Democrats handily retook the House, they still have a chance to extend their lead pending the outcome of the final six races, and possibly snatch back a seat in the Senate.
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Bredesen, a former statewide election winner who ran as a moderate, was seen as a strong candidate with a fighting chance to snatch an open Senate seat despite Tennessee's pro-Trump leaning.
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But she was also completely exhausted, and defeated by a life that seemed to continually snatch the one good thing she was able to do for her daughters out of her hands.
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I got the feeling that many people in the crowd viewed the rally as an opportunity to snatch up raw material and scuttle with it back to a sympathetic and controlled medium.
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She's been popping in and out of Jody's conclave from season to season; now she's back and ready to take charge — and ready to snatch Dean's mantle as Supernatural's new main character.
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Each time she steps out, there's a mad dash to quickly snatch up the exact styles of clothing, shoes, accessories, and makeup products that she's seen wearing before they (inevitably) sell out.
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Under those circumstances, Conaway and GOP leaders could have blamed the sugar amendment for the farm bill's failure -- or at least given them a reason to snatch the measure off the floor.
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It feels like I could just as quickly snatch it up with two fingers and slide it along the ground as I could hop in the driver's seat and hit the gas.
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Tall Lionel in that same charcoal suit, shiny at ass and elbow, working the plastic bins like a hunting heron: perfect stillness, the stab down snatch up of a cloth-bound volume.
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Blake Comeau added to the Stars' lead just 22 seconds into the second period, waiting on the doorstep to snatch a rebound of a shot by Lindell before pushing it past Hellebuyck.
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Days before presenting their concept to Hans-Olov Olsson, Volvo's former president and CEO, they managed to snatch the company's first female exterior designer, Anna Rosén, on her first day of work.
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The video was blurred by police -- but cops say in the raw version it's clear Landry did NOT slap the woman and was only trying to snatch a cell phone from her.
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Ritchie — the ex-husband of Madonna and director of Snatch, Revolver, and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels — would take charge of an "ambitious and non-traditional" version of the animated classic.
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Carter heaved an American record 20.63 meters to snatch gold from Adams, who had been seeking to become the first woman to win three straight Olympic titles in an individual athletics event.
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Intimidating, paying off or eliminating police, CJNG leaders have ruthlessly applied lessons learned during their apprenticeship under Guzman's cartel to muscle in on battered rivals and snatch trafficking routes, security experts say.
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He was able to snatch up players who were undervalued according to the old rubrics, and to acquire players no one else saw value in, because they didn't know the new rubrics.
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Xiang, who won world titles in 2013 and 2015, was already the favorite for gold in the event when she dropped the 118-kilogram bar on her third attempt in the snatch.
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"Very often they snatch food from people as they are walking, and sometimes they even tear files and documents by climbing in through the windows," said Ragini Sharma, a home ministry employee.
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The second-seeded Spaniard was in cruise control as he took the first set behind some superb serving and stout defense but the big-hitting Croatian battled back to snatch the second.
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Jon can never be depicted as a master tactician or a brilliant leader or anything like that, because it's more exciting to see him snatch victory from the jaws of certain defeat.
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Holding just a 22016-seat majority, with retirements of veteran lawmakers piling up, House Republicans can scarcely allow Democrats to snatch a seat they have not even competed for in recent elections.
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VICE News/New York Times Democrats Snatch Wisconsin State Senate SeatDemocrat Patty Schachtner beat Republican Adam Jarchow in a race for a Wisconsin State Senate seat the GOP had held since 2000.
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One false step (or one malfunction of the GPS tracking device) will bring cops to your front door, your workplace, or wherever they find you and snatch you right back to jail.
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The protests in Hong Kong have been raging for eleven weeks now, initially set off by an extradition bill that would have allowed Beijing to snatch so-called criminals from Hong Kong.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Formula One championship leader Sebastian Vettel pumped in a stunning late lap to snatch pole position from team mate Kimi Raikkonen as Ferrari dominated Chinese Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
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Snatch, a London-based start-up whose treasure hunt app went viral in the U.K. and will soon launch in the U.S., expects AppOnboard to be one of its primary marketing channels.
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In "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi," a 2019 Bollywood biopic of Rani Laxmibai, a 19th-century Indian princess who fought against Britain's colonial army, soldiers snatch a calf to kill for steak.
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This year, many retailers will be looking to snatch up business that would have gone to Toys R Us. Party City, for example, plans to open temporary toy shops later this year.
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When it came time to give toasts to the bride and groom, Yeezy was quick to snatch the mic and drop his "Imma let you finish" line on DuJour Media's Jason Binn.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has overtaken 2020 rival Joe Biden in Iowa to snatch the lead in a Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom Iowa Poll of preferred Democratic presidential candidates published Saturday night.
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We love anything that serves as both jewelry and a cape holder while also looking like it could be used to seriously choke out any man who tried to snatch challenge our authority.
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His team of delegate wranglers needed 233 total delegates to snatch victory from then-front-runner William H. Seward -- but had only 22 in their pockets two days out from the first ballot.
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To snatch the presidency from him Mr Haddad, a former mayor of São Paulo and education minister, will have to placate voters who are disenchanted with the PT while retaining its core supporters.
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Julia Banks, the only Liberal to snatch a seat from the opposition Labor Party in the most recent general election in 2016, said she was sick of the direction her party was taking.
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And for some, this is pretty scary — people are terrified that bots will snatch their jobs and eventually take over the world and render humans useless (films like I, Robot haven't helped this).
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That is, when you try to snatch one of those pesky little Pokémon with a Poké Ball, the creature appears superimposed over the real world, captured in real time by your phone's camera.
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Since the necklace has been spotted on every mega Hollywood star, we're pretty certain this style is going no where soon, so it's definitely time to snatch up this under $60 piece now.
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In this issue, those trying to hold onto power plot their next moves, those trying to snatch up power question the ruthlessness of their tactics, and mystical elements begin to turn the tide.
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New frequencies up for grabs would be a chance to allocate public networks or for small carriers to snatch up some bands, though big telco will likely walk away with the lion's share.
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It's too bad that Sam Kwok doesn't sell his creations, though, because the number of Iron Man and Toy Story fans who would snatch this up would easily make him a small fortune.
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The "Vega Stealer" malware can steal credit card data and passwords stored in Chrome and Firefox and snatch sensitive data from infected computers, according to Proofpoint , a cybersecurity company based in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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Apple doesn't tend to make their own displays; but while LG, Sharp and, in the iPhone X's case, Samsung rightfully deserve credit for making them, Apple doesn't just snatch them off the shelf.
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In tonight's episode, her appearance as Sofia Vergara in the show's storied Snatch Game (in which contestants are challenged to deliver their best celebrity impressions) seemed poorly planned and wasn't funny at all.
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It's all meant to evoke a fun playground and safe, wacky, childish spaces—there are courses in chaotic kitchens, with spilled cereal and marmalade and a curious doggy trying to snatch a snack.
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It took a crafty sweeping move down the right flank, so reminiscent of the Hungary of old, to snatch a vital point, although it was unspectacularly secured by a Birkir Saevarsson own goal.
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I sit there and pick at the knot on the balloon, drive anyone with me crazy waitin' for me, but they know better than to snatch it from me and rip it open.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Liu Hong won women's 20km walk final on Friday, fending off Mexico's Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez in a thrilling final kilometer dash to the finish line to snatch gold.
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But Bayer's $66 billion deal to buy U.S. seeds group Monsanto, announced in September 2016, has created opportunities for rivals to snatch up assets that need to be sold to satisfy competition authorities.
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Never miss another opportunity due to sluggish transitions; just text your friends to hit you with the money using Interac e-Transfer and snatch up those tickets before you can say encore. 5.
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Like an Aquarius, Manila made some strange choices on the show (like playing lesser-known figure Imelda Marcos on Snatch Game or dressing up as Big Bird), which actually worked out for her.
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He came within two points of defeating Lin in a thrilling final at London but could not close it out as his opponent played brilliantly in a late flurry to snatch the title.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Jeff Henderson of the United States won gold in the Olympic men's long jump on Saturday, leaping 8.38 metres to snatch the title in the last round.
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A sequence of fish leaping from the Indian Ocean to snatch fledgling terns from the air is edited with ideal savagery, a thrilling lack of sentimentality: a splashy half-dozen feather-crushing strikes.
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Here, my arms battle the skinny feral cats beneath the restaurants' tables, snatch me a bottle of Mythos beer, a plate of wild goat and grilled calamari, a bowl of puréed fava beans.
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Roundup Cristiano Ronaldo scored late to help 10-man Real Madrid snatch a 2-1 comeback win at Barcelona on Saturday and revive its slim hopes of challenging for the Spanish league title.
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Sea Party OctopusReminding us of one of those wire-frame scalp massagers, kids can perfect their hand-eye coordination by using the octopus' long tentacles to snatch up the pair of included fish.
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The Serb was knocked off top spot by Rafael Nadal on Monday despite winning the Paris Masters last week and will need a strong finish alongside the River Thames to snatch it back.
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Having broken his own world record in the snatch last week at 216 kilograms, or some 475 pounds, Salimikordasiabi, who also goes by the name Salimi, was on track for another Olympic medal.
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