She had stepped on a bomb and died on impact.
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Everybody who stepped on the floor made a good contribution.
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Bynum never stepped on the court in a Sixers uniform.
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If nothing else, Lincoln's toes are being stepped on here.
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I had no idea what had stepped on what outside.
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An investigator said the driver deliberately stepped on the gas.
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Then he grabbed her bag and stepped on the accelerator.
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We will not allow our compassionate souls to get stepped on.
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It's been tested to handle drops, kicks and being stepped on.
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Then he placed it on the floor and stepped on it.
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One of the other kids stepped on his foot during practice.
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The floor of the studio shifted as Iz stepped on it.
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Every time I stepped on the ice, that guy was there.
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Instead, I stepped on the third rail of Southern home cooking.
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Trump stepped on and off the podium, riffing with his aides.
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I feel like I've stepped on another level, a better level.
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Once they finally stepped on, they planted themselves on the left.
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This happened to Julia before she even stepped on Berkeley's campus.
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He stepped on the scale with his back to the audience.
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As i entered the arena, I stepped on water, concrete, and sand.
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I stepped on probably the only shell in a five-kilometre radius.
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He stepped on his own convention bounce to attack Ted Cruz's father.
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He put one foot off the road and stepped on a mine.
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The lieutenant, 29, stepped on a land mine and was killed instantly.
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Just like if you accidentally stepped on someone's foot in a bus.
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"The ball kid just stepped on it," Bacsinszky said with a laugh.
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It'll roll down a drain, or get stepped on by another runner.
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"I thought I had stepped on a live wire," she recalled recently.
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"He stepped on my dress," the First Lady told photographers, shortly after.
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Soon, he stepped on something soft that moved slightly beneath his feet.
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I stepped on the gas, stewing in the silent tension between us.
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"I stepped on my racket, which made me feel horrible," he said.
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Sydney By Tara Dennis Have you ever stepped on a bee before?
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We soon discovered that if we stepped on the bubbles, they crackled.
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"I don't know who, but she stepped on some toes," she said.
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"Today we have stepped on Catalan soil as free people," he said.
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Mr. Forbes's horse stepped on a rattlesnake during the chase, he says.
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The officer then accidentally stepped on a woman's foot, the complaint says.
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PENN: You know, because I think our Constitution is being stepped on, Sean.
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He says he saw a man stepped on as he tripped and fell.
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The first time I stepped on a set of toes, I politely apologized.
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Fitzpatrick had stepped on an ethical landmine that she didn't realize was there.
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When the driver swerved left and stepped on the brake, Pantaleón leaped out.
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She also stepped on the scale to reveal that she's at 183.3 lbs.
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They had not stepped on the podium at the world championships since 2011.
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Protesters burned a U.S. flag and others stepped on images of Israeli flags.
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Fifty years ago, human beings stepped on the moon for the first time.
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Look at her almost getting stepped on by mom but handling it gracefully!
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One of Mahmoud's sons stepped on a mine and ripped up his leg.
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Pollock, and I stepped on a lot of toes and I know it.
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In my house, my husband and my toddler also stepped on the scale.
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He told police that he stepped on the gun, causing it to fire.
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She had accidentally stepped on his foot on her way to the guillotine.
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Chazelle stepped on a scale that told him his lunar weight: 26.2 pounds.
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But a woman ahead of her stepped on a mine and died instantly.
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They resent the fact they're being stepped on every day of their lives.
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As concertgoers scattered, they stepped on empty water bottles, causing loud popping sounds.
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Around 1:30 that afternoon, he stepped on the bomb that killed him.
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And Press has been excellent every time she has stepped on the field.
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They have killed several outsiders, including fishermen, who have stepped on their beach.
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As Porzingis came down, he stepped on Antetokounmpo's foot and his ankle buckled.
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Meghan and Harry stepped on to the gold carpet looking like literal royalty.
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Authorities said the student stepped on the teacher's foot and bumped into her.
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Some roots he's stepped on so often that they're worn smooth from repetition.
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They often felt so stepped on, so disenfranchised, and writing really helped them.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen On July 20, it will be 50 years since we first stepped on the moon — well, since Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped on the moon; but everyone watching felt the vicarious thrill.
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"We knew what the stakes were when we stepped on the field," Johnson said.
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The flag was then stepped on and set ablaze as someone stoked the flames.
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It was almost funny because he was apologizing like he stepped on someone's toe.
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Experts said the biggest threat posed by gargantuan plant eaters was being stepped on.
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So I stepped on his toes hard, and then stormed out of the train.
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Their primary defense is camouflage, but they will sting if stepped on or disturbed.
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Another walked, leaned, held, stood, stepped on and across a room's length of people.
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We probably made a lot of enemies along the way, stepped on some toes.
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But even when they stepped on the court, the results tended to be grim.
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And then it promptly stepped on that message by unveiling its new "Bullitt" Mustang.
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All the while, someone else was getting stepped on and bullied while others laughed.
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Muscala stepped on Schroder's foot and tumbled to the court with Milwaukee's Michael Beasley.
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I stepped on his knee climbing into my bunk, and he didn't say anything.
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Kelly's son Robert died when he stepped on a landmine in Afghanistan in 2010.
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Then last month he stepped on a scale and looked at the number: 292.
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The school responded by threatening to have him jailed if he stepped on campus.
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But every time I've stepped on a scale I've known to expect 2-something.
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He also told police that he stepped on the gun, causing it to fire.
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And the Fed has just stepped on the gas on the road to Japanification.
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She remembered the first time she'd stepped on a palmetto bug and crushed it.
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Zarate had told cops that the gun went off after he stepped on it.
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I almost stepped on an unexploded Turkish gas bomb surrounded by yellow spring flowers.
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Jesus A. Suarez del Solar accidentally stepped on it near Ad Diwaniyah, killing him.
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In his speech to the General Assembly President Trump stepped on his own rake.
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I won't even count how many Legos I have stepped on in my lifetime now.
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"I'm being set up," he recalled thinking, just before he stepped on the real bomb.
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They will bite, however, if stepped on or bothered in their habitats, National Geographic said.
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" And as an afterthought, just before I stepped on stage, he called out, "BE FUNNY!
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Liev Schreiber stepped on to the Live with Kelly and Ryan stage angry on Wednesday.
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Shortstop Lindor accidentally stepped on the ankle of Kipnis, who joked about it on Monday.
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Not whether Manafort's departure means that Trump has stepped on his own speech said David.
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Stepped on a rugby field five years ago for the first time since 1996 (literally).
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As I left the darkened exhibit, I accidentally stepped on one of her creature's feet.
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We're tired of being stepped on and tired of being treated the way we are.
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In case it's stepped on or accidentally pulled, you don't risk damaging the wiring inside.
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I've run in the rain with them, left them outside, and even stepped on them.
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Friends Cara Delevigne and iO stepped on stage to accept the award on her behalf.
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Soon, they'll be dry and crunchy beneath your feet, just begging to be stepped on.
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"People told me I stepped on people to get where I am," Mr. McCurdy said.
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Some died or were wounded when they stepped on land mines planted outside the gates.
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Mascherano has marks on his face that look like he got stepped on or something.
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Pearson's job is to behave exactly how he did when he stepped on that mine.
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He stepped on the accelerator and was soon speeding along at 111 miles an hour.
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It seems Desiigner was deep into his set when he stepped on Mr. Bieber's shoes.
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Today was wild, I almost stepped on a snake, but I also found a quarter.
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Rockies catcher Tony Wolters stepped on the joint of Turner's left big toe Friday night.
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When a horse stepped on his face after a crash, Beth nursed him to recovery.
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Here's Neymar's ankle getting stepped on before he died from the injury and was resurrected pic.twitter.
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" "I went to the doctor and when I stepped on the scale it read 625 lbs.
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The sharks, however, will bite people as a defense if they are stepped on or bothered.
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He was discharged from the Navy the same year without ever having stepped on a ship.
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At one point, I almost stepped on a giant fish in the middle of the walkway.
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When Cruz stepped on stage, it seemed like he was going to give the "pleasing" speech.
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I was much more comfortable before [success] when I was just someone to be stepped on.
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Rose hurt the ankle when he stepped on the foot of Charlotte's Kemba Walker on Friday.
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Mohammed stood above a hole on the roadside where a resident had stepped on a mine.
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Other tourists reportedly defied park wardens and stepped on the green, plucking flowers for photos ops.
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The actor shared another video on Tuesday in which stepped on his car brakes while driving.
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"He said, 'I was in Central Park, and I stepped on a bomb,'" Mr. Golden recalled.
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But again Northeastern stepped on the gas, buoyed by the return of Roy on Jan. 22.
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Since 1979, 2,608 players have stepped on the floor with a "rookie" designation, per Basketball-Reference.
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As Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders stepped on the debate stage Sunday night, they bumped elbows.
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Mine happened when I almost stepped on a landmine in Vietnam while working for National Geographic.
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I stepped on my cigarette, got into our car and drove back onto the main road.
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Lizzo stepped on the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet ready to make a statement.
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And then he stepped on a pressure-plated IED loaded with several pounds of homemade explosives.
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Later that day, after Mr. Reed stepped off the stage, Mr. Trump stepped on to it.
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That injury occurred when he stepped on the foot of Kendrick Nunn of the Miami Heat.
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In Gaza City on Tuesday, protesters stepped on posters of Trump laid out on the ground.
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"Poppies die quickly when they're stepped on," said Jean Rhyne, an interpreter for California State Parks.
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Then I stepped on a bloody band-aid and a piece of glass in the same afternoon.
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I remember how cold it felt when I gingerly stepped on it, how it seemed so scary.
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They've been stepped on for too long in this society, and we are beginning to treat them.
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When she finally stepped on a scale, she was shocked to see she weighed just 112 pounds.
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When she finally stepped on a scale, she was shocked to see she weighed just 112 lbs.
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The Large Piano from the Movie BIG Wow, Robert Loggia stepped on you, join the club. 14.
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I was hoping so badly that someone would have stepped on it, just to see the reaction.
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"The guys think that they have stepped on some toes during their counter-hacking activity," she said.
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The dog stepped on the 12 gauge shotgun, simultaneously pushing off the safety and pulling the trigger.
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But when she stepped on the stage Sunday night, she stole our hearts — and Chris Martin's stage.
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" (The crashing stops but Lynch continues yelling) "Oh, thanks a lot, your horse stepped on my cat!
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Nava's hand was stepped on earlier in the inning when sliding into second base, causing a laceration.
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Kelly lost his son, Robert, in 2010 when he stepped on a land mine in southern Afghanistan.
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His legs were both partially blown off when he stepped on a landmine trying to escape Myanmar.
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With every flame I stepped on, I was reminded that shooting a gun wasn't fun or productive.
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The bulls stepped on the gas as soon as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley ended his budget speech.
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Fred Armisen found himself in a familiar spot when he stepped on the stage of Studio 8H.
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And it is as relevant today as when she first stepped on a runway, in the 21971s.
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He stepped on the bag and threw to first for a double play that ended the threat.
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Having stepped on the gas on the road to Japanification, the Fed has now floored the pedal.
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He stepped on the back of the cleat of Sergio Ramos, sending it flying into the air.
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As I did, I must have stepped on a tiny sliver of glass from that shattered goblet.
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Shooting in Morocco, Jimmy stepped on a rock that then broke off, endangering the crew members below.
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When the remainder of the squad finished medevac ing them, Salazar stepped on an IED as well.
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In 2006, Stu Pearson, a Scottish soldier in the British Army, stepped on a mine in Afghanistan.
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As Severino took the feed from Tyler Austin and stepped on the bag, he pumped his first.
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Dear Heloise: Recently, I stepped on a nail that went through my shoe and into my foot.
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The dire wolves may have had their limbs stepped on or kicked as they chased their prey.
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Another passenger on the flight then stepped on the scorpion and it was thrown in a toilet.
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" And when he stepped on stage, he and two other FCC officials were introduced as the "Republican commissioners.
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But in the [athletes'] village cafeteria, I just felt like I was going to get stepped on there.
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He had driven to the basket and rolled the ankle before Thunder guard Russell Westbrook stepped on it.
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It appeared Rangers 3B Adrian Beltre stepped on Nava's hand when he slid head first into third base.
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"The first thing he said is he stepped on a bomb," Kevin said, according to NBC New York.
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INGRAHAM: Going back to Kandahar, like so many of our bravest, stepped on an IED that was planted.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump stepped on a landmine with his recent comments about sexual assault in the military.
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He came in, stepped on the floorboard once and then twice, then took out a hammer and nail.
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It was stepped on by other horses in the crate for the remainder of the flight to Japan.
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One of the poor rodents must have become stuck in a glue trap, which I then stepped on.
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Thought bubble, via Axios' Steve LeVine: Dyson has stepped on a rake with his foray into EV batteries.
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On Thursday, the country star, 34, revealed he had been stepped on by a horse while on set.
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"We want it more than anyone else who's ever stepped on this football field," added lineman Kasten Ortiz.
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Anderson stepped on second to force out Beckham, then threw to first baseman Jose Abreu to get Freeman.
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On a cold winter morning this year, I stepped on a downtown 22016 train in New York City.
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He almost threw her off because he stepped on her dress, but the pictures everyone got were gorgeous.
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Kabrina Adams: My cousin had a skateboard, and I thought it looked cool, so I stepped on it.
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Fagner gets run over, and stepped on, by Chicharito as he tries to break across the midfield stripe.
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No. I stepped on the escalator at Waterloo behind a long line of women in Spanx and fascinators.
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At the border he saw his friend blown up and killed when he stepped on a land mine.
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When the clapperboard-wielding villain is vanquished at the end, shoved and stepped on, the victory is hollow.
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The two met at Starbucks in 2017 when Panhilason accidentally stepped on Schmidt's feet while standing in line.
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Jennings stepped on the face of Vanderbilt punt returner Justice Shelton-Mosley in the team's regular-season finale.
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When he stepped on the boat, he wasn't sure exactly where he would stay in the United States.
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Handy if they're stepped on by a rogue fox while they're exploring a fallen log in the forest.
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Decades ago, villagers stepped on stray mines from the war and even were abducted by North Korean soldiers.
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Stelter cataloged her missteps: Lauer didn't laugh at her jokes; she stepped on Lauer's toes; they never clicked.
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And rookie point guard Dejounte Murray—who started Games 103 and 210—never even stepped on the court.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Well, that could be a conspiracy theory, I don&apost know if anyone stepped on the moon.
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Getting to the water I almost stepped on a dead bird, glass, and some strange black tar looking substance.
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Filming A Star Is Born was emotional for Lady Gaga from the very first day she stepped on set.
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Tasha: What, like John Wick stepped on their pet turtle while running from the latest band of 50 assassins?
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The 29-year-old was leading a platoon in Helmand province when he stepped on a concealed explosive device.
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As Leroy and a colleague carried the injured man away on a stretcher, Leroy himself stepped on another explosive.
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The girl, Saga Vanecek, was going for a swim in a local lake when she stepped on the sword.
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We all stood there on the top deck, as drunk and blissed out longhairs almost stepped on the turd.
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In 2007, he stepped on an improvised explosive device that left him blind and took both of his legs.
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Ultimately I repeatedly stepped on and off the scale until Body Cardio was able to gather the required information.
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However, when she finally made it to the stage, she was hampered by someone who stepped on her dress.
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Robinson's dunk occurred moments after he injured his left ankle when he stepped on Batum's foot while playing defense.
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In other words, by pulling Cohen deeper into the fold, the Trump legal team stepped on a dead bee.
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But the tape reveals that he also told police that he stepped on the gun, causing it to fire.
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Fairchild caught up, but not before Palmer had eased the cart onto the road and stepped on the gas.
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According to eye-witnesses, Bule had accidentally stepped on the cobra's tail in the middle of her second song.
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Nava left Friday's game against Texas in the fourth inning after being stepped on while sliding into second base.
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When he stepped on the soft spot, his entire leg sunk down through the hot pavement, leaving him stuck.
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He repeatedly stepped on his own applause lines, such as in committing to eradicate HIV/AIDS in 10 years.
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But once Klobuchar stepped on stage, the mood stood in stark contrast to her rallies just a day earlier.
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Michigan State expelled him from a graduate program and threatened him with arrest if he stepped on campus again.
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Daniel H. Fowkes, the boyfriend of Collin's mother, testified in court that he had stepped on the child's abdomen.
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The Knicks' Tim Hardaway Jr. then stepped on the line trying to inbound, giving the ball back to Atlanta.
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A minute later, it's Yerry Mina on the ground in pain, as his hand gets stepped on by Lewandowski.
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I'd stumble from one cubicle to another, a baby in awe of giants, trying to not get stepped on.
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Peraza stepped on second for the forceout and fired to first base to complete a fairly routine double play.
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Gurriel caught the ball and stepped on the bag ahead of Judge for the final out of the frame.
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"As I stepped on the ice I felt everyone's support and energy, and it really helped me," Shesterkin said.
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When your feet are stepped on in a crowded dining room, you hear an apology (most of the time).
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Afterwards, Wilkerson stepped on stage and gave his famous friend a big hug — the audience of hundreds went wild.
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They looped the wire around your neck, stepped on your back, and pulled up with a rapid sawing motion.
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Economists, though, are cautioning that greater government involvement in the economy is a rake Russia has stepped on before.
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" Llacko soon realized the piranha was still alive: "I threw the head on the floor and stepped on it!
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Mike Pence, who's seen both his announcement and acceptance speech stepped on, did everything a strong running mate should do.
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The sharks will bite and act defensive if they are stepped on, or bothered by divers who assume they're docile.
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To put it another way, the vast majority of Clinton supporters were born before Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon.
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This video shows the remains of a dead cricket that some random hiker stepped on while enjoying the great outdoors.
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Then accidentally stepped on his head and accidentally kicked him out into the garage and accidentally poured gasoline on him.
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A couple of times I have stepped on a dodgy patch of ground and have literally fallen through the floor.
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He stepped on second for the second out of the inning, but a low throw to first spoiled his bid.
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They get stepped on, shoved into back pockets, and ground into gravel when you face-plant going down a hill.
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This is, fundamentally, everything the Spurs have been about since Duncan stepped on a court for them back in '97.
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MK: I don't like wearing dresses with trains because I feel like they always get stepped on by other people.
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The upside here is that it certainly puts that one piece you stepped on years ago into perspective, doesn't it?
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One minute later, Mora stepped on the right foot of Savarino from behind and sent him sprawling to the ground.
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But Flores alertly stepped on third and threw to second base for an improbable double play that doused the threat.
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It's gone through the wash, the dryer, been dropped, stepped on, had liquor spilled on it, and still works perfectly.
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Early on in my volunteering, I stepped on someone's toes by asking about a better way to clean a tank.
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They dragged suspects by the hair, stepped on their heads, slammed knees into their faces, and threw furniture at them.
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And city parks sometimes have fenced-in areas to assure that fragile plants are not being stepped on, or worse.
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Another athlete's camp filed a protest, claiming Ondra had inadvertently stepped on one of the bolts protruding from the wall.
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The couple exchanged rings under the huppah, then stepped on a glass to end the ceremony and signify their unity.
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Now, at basketball practice, red dots marked where a football opponent had stepped on his left hand with his cleats.
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I was up to my calves, maybe ten inches into the water, when I stepped on a poisonous sea urchin.
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When Woods stepped on the practice range during a light rain Wednesday afternoon, he was stopped by two young players.
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On July 20, 1969, he stepped on the moon about 20 minutes after Neil Armstrong took the historic first step.
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As soon as she stepped on the Emmy Awards red carpet, Moore was a winner in the Best Dressed category.
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From the moment I stepped on set, the cast and crew welcomed me, and the fandom welcomed me as well.
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They argue, in a paper soon to be published in the Swiss Journal of Geosciences, that animal was stepped on.
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Nadella has abandoned Microsoft's ill-timed smartphone foray, stepped on the gas in cloud, and helped refresh the company culture.
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He claimed the vice president stepped on his throat and pressed down after he had already been beaten and bloodied.
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When Simmonds stepped on the ice for his first shift 27 seconds into the game, McIlrath went on the ice, too.
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She had just finished up a news spot when one of her fans, a bit too eager, stepped on Rumor's tail.
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Although officials initially whistled Pickett for a foul, a review of the play showed Cambridge stepped on Pickett after the scrum.
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Or, just as bad, you've stepped on the hem of your best-fitting pair enough times that it's started to rip.
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Musk stepped on stage, and was received as if he were the Bieber for dads, a Beatle for Silicon Valley engineers.
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A prime reason for the efforts, beating the Soviet Union, disappeared as soon as Neil Armstrong first stepped on the moon.
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In 2010 a bushfire survivor was rushed to hospital after reportedly being mauled by a wombat who he'd accidentally stepped on.
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Yildiz has long been known in and around Turkey but stepped on the global stage in 2008, when it bought Godiva.
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Williamson stepped on a landmine Wednesday over whether vaccines should be mandated in the face of a growing nationwide measles epidemic.
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The 33-year-old social media star stepped on the scale in a photo for her Instagram Story captured by E!
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Visitors can also interfere with the circle of life—animals stepped on too often will die, just like in real life.
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Pitchers spend a lifetime trying to look as natural pitching as Harley did the first time he stepped on a mound.
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On Saturday, two children were killed in a nearby village when they stepped on a landmine while playing in the fields.
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Bochy said his Achilles tendon, which had bothered him in spring training, flared up after he stepped on a base awkwardly.
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One, identified as Thomas Hinds, 20, claims the three had no explosives in their possession and that Golden stepped on something.
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But the similarities between Mysteryland and Woodstock go further than a bunch of grass that hippies once stepped on (or smoked).
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However, when the duo stepped on stage, they brought none of the cheeky, anti-political-correctness they had been boasting prior.
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In the 71st minute, Neymar writhed on the ground for nearly two minutes after Mexico's Miguel Layun stepped on his ankle.
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On Wednesday night, Clinton stepped on to the stage at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas with an air of confidence.
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During the 1990s, one man who used to step off the elevator whenever she stepped on suddenly started greeting her warmly.
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Zimmerman quickly stepped on first base for the second out, then threw to third baseman Anthony Rendon to catch Denard Span.
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On July 20, 1969, he stepped on the moon about 20 minutes after Neil Armstrong had taken the historic first step.
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It is a difficult dance even in the best of circumstances, and Kermode seems to have stepped on the wrong feet.
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Ms. Peet has a tennis grunt, too; it sounds like the scream of a woman who has stepped on her cat.
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He veered near cars in adjacent lanes, accelerated dangerously and then stepped on the brakes, passengers said, cutting off other vehicles.
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After graduating, he worked as a journalist, and in 2003, on assignment in Vietnam, he almost stepped on a land mine.
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Chile wanted a late penalty kick when Francisco Silva was stepped on by a defender, but the referee let play continue.
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On the fourth turnover, Udoka Azubuike was called for traveling when he stepped on Sneed's foot and rolled his right ankle.
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Again, Trump may have stepped on his own message — this time, of "tolerance" — that he wanted to promote on the trip.
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A stepped-on stack of pizzas and a cap believed to be a part of Eyerly's uniform were found discarded nearby.
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MCW, meanwhile, was arguably the league's worst backup point guard last season, torpedoing the Buzz offense anytime he stepped on the court.
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Separately, a 65-year woman who made her living selling flowers was killed when she stepped on a land mine, witnesses said.
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"Going barefoot in a high-foot-traffic area can increase the risk of stepping on something or being stepped on," she said.
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When the pop star stepped on stage for her big VMAs comeback performance, she continued her storied history of tragic lip-syncing.
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OnePlus previously stepped on users' toes last month when it was found to be collecting a ton of data from its smartphones.
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At one point, I'm pretty sure I nearly stepped on Bates as he tried to secretly crawl away during a scene transition.
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Nava's hand was stepped on by Rangers 2B Rougned Odor earlier in the inning when sliding into second base, causing a laceration.
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Toutiao's fledgling advertising business has also stepped on the toes of Baidu, which makes the bulk of its income from search ads.
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Cluster munitions explode in the air and scatter smaller "bomblets" over a huge area that detonate when stepped on or picked up.
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Alison Brie hasn't stepped on the scale in a while, the Glow actress shares in a new interview with Women's Health magazine.
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She stepped on a loose bit of hardened lava that rolled under her feet, causing her to fall over the sharp rocks.
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First, a cute calendar indicates how many times you've stepped on (and forgotten to step on) your scale in the past week.
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As Neymar sat perturbed on the grass, Layun walked over and grabbed the ball to continue play and stepped on Neymar's ankle.
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Schmidt (Max Greenfield) stepped on the douchebag jar; there was a game of True American; even Coach (Damon Wayans Jr.) was there.
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Some celebrities got political the moment they stepped on the red carpet Sunday, with blue ribbons pinned onto their gowns and tuxedos.
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While rushing to help Lance Corporal Ivan Wilson, 20 yards away, Ameen stepped on an IED and immediately lost his left foot.
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He hit a slow roller to third baseman Yolmer Sanchez, who stepped on the bag and threw to second forcing out Hosmer.
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Their star midfielder, Lieke Martens, injured her toe against Japan in the Round of 16 when a teammate stepped on her foot.
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If someone steps on your train it's really irritating but it's kind of your fault, not the person who stepped on it.
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AND YOU KNOW, WE STEPPED ON AFTER THE COMPANY'S COLLAPSE- YOU KNOW, THE STOCK PRICE COLLAPSED, AND WE'RE WORKING TO HELP THEM.
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Without hype or fanfare, they stepped on to the pitch and thrilled fans, scoring two goals against Poland in their first match.
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"And then I stepped on the number one minefield, which is Joe Biden, who is heavily protected by the Washington press corps."
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And then I stepped on the number one minefield, which is Joe Biden, who is heavily protected by the Washington press corps.
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As the ball cleared the wall, landing 421 feet from home, Castro stepped on first base with an ear-to-ear grin.
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Oliver also had four tackles, two for loss, despite still feeling the effects of having stepped on a sea urchin on Thursday.
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I've stepped on mushrooms in rural Wisconsin that immediately changed to a mush of yellow and then deep blue in quick sequence.
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It kept me connected to something higher than myself, something I would cherish for years after I last stepped on the mat.
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The first time Donald Trump stepped on a presidential debate stage, on August 6, 2015, everyone thought they knew what would happen.
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I hope Iran brought a second trainer to rub all the feet and ankles that got stepped on in the first half.
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Neighborhood Joint John Van Amburg has never stepped on a skateboard, so he came to Uncle Funkys Boards to try some out.
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He went to get the military working dog he handled from a room upstairs when he stepped on a booby-trap IED.
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"The first time I stepped on that soil I fell in love with it," Mr. Hyman told The Associated Press in 1988.
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Trump stepped on his message, preempting his own reality show when viewers pay the most attention, in the weeks before the election.
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Five minutes later, the couple wound up at the same Starbucks, where Panhilason accidentally stepped on Schmidt's feet while standing in line.
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From the moment he stepped on stage, the comparisons started rolling in — starting with Johnny Bravo... and Mary from There's Something About Mary.
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A white kid pushed him to the floor and stepped on his back — because this one Arab guy was promoted ahead of him.
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He worked in the water-logged rice fields, and one day he stepped on a land mine and his leg was blasted off.
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From the moment Barb stepped on screen in the first season of Netflix's Stranger Things, a collective hysteria broke out over the internet.
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Kim Kardashian West excitedly Snapchatted a photo as she stepped on the scale and discovered that she's made it down to 139.6 lbs.
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A 5-year-old child's fingers were broken when a soldier broke into his home and stepped on them while he was asleep.
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As commuters stepped on the keys, they played musical notes; 66 percent more people than normal used the musical stairs over the escalator.
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From the moment Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton stepped on stage in Las Vegas, they did not so much as acknowledge each other.
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She also testified the former radio host was "on the verge of tears a few times," including when she stepped on his glasses.
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Pictures show the moths rising from the turf in clouds when the referee, Mark Clattenberg, and officials first stepped on to the pitch.
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Kristaps Porzingis has been one of the NBA's main attractions since he first stepped on the court at Madison Square Garden last October.
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In one place, the dinosaur had stepped on a fresh rain drop mark, proving rain came first, and the dinosaur step came second.
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And how Paul responds on a stage he's never before stepped on is one of the most fascinating subplots of the entire postseason.
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But we're told Trump didn't even play with Oscar that day -- he only stepped on the course for that ONE shot and left.
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Into the breach has stepped on-demand testing startups like Test IO, giving developers easy access to a stable of qualified QA testers.
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Residents buried a 60-year-old woman who was killed on Tuesday when she stepped on an explosive device while trying to flee.
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And because weighing myself was a sabotaging measurement of how "good or bad" I was, I haven't stepped on a scale in years.
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Jones said the bomb squad is still investigating whether the man stepped on a firework someone placed there during the July 4 holiday.
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In the aftermath of Maria's devastation, prices for the bonds were headed for a continued downward slide when Trump stepped on the accelerator.
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BANGKOK — Mosha was 7 months old when she stepped on a land mine near Thailand's border with Myanmar and lost a front leg.
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When we got between the lines, it was a battle, but as soon as we stepped on the other side it was different.
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She stepped on the pink carpet in a high-neck, long-sleeved, lace-and-velvet minidress that was part Victorian and part Kardashian.
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Loud birds would blend right in at a summer lawn party in those parts if only the guests actually stepped on the grass.
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Tanaka spun at the end of his delivery, and the ball ricocheted off his right shin directly to Voit, who stepped on first.
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Matthew Bradford — Marine Corps veteran who stepped on an IED in Iraq in 2007, costing him both of his legs and his eyesight.
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Unfortunately for Gardner, he hit the ball directly at Astros first baseman Yuli Gurriel, who stepped on the bag to double off Stanton.
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The police said an enraged Mr. Johnson climbed into his S.U.V., stepped on the gas pedal and slammed into Mr. Roberts from behind.
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Yokosuka, Japan (CNN)The first time 22-year-old Teruko Hirayama stepped on board a navy ship, she was transfixed by the hardware.
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"Relevant evidence was stepped on, including bullet casings and glass shards, which had yet to be processed and properly documented," the report said.
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"My son accidentally stepped on a roly-poly once and he was devastated, and we had a full funeral for it," Fox said.
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He said General Dostum started insulting him, and then had his bodyguards throw Mr. Ishchi to the ground and stepped on his throat.
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It was Fred Downs who stepped on a land mine in Vietnam; Artie McAuley was injured in a car accident in New York.
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Burke's life ended in April 22, shortly after he arrived in the country, most likely after he accidentally stepped on a land mine.
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"The boys think that in their activities against hackers and criminals they stepped on somebody's tail," Ms. Lebedeva said of the two defendants.
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Just as my then-fiancé and I stood up from this photo, he stepped on my dress and ripped part of the train.
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Dern didn't technically miss weight because before she stepped on the scale yesterday her fight had been changed from 115 pounds to 120.
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Following his performance, Mandel was so excited he climbed on top of the judges' table and stepped on the Golden Buzzer with his foot.
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Separately, the Observatory said at least 11 displaced Syrians fleeing the fighting in southwestern Syria were killed when they stepped on a land mine.
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Catcher Jose Lobaton picked it up, stepped on the plate to retire Domingo Santana and had plenty of time to get Arcia at first.
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On Tuesday, Anthony sprained his right ankle late in the first half against the Boston Celtics when he awkwardly stepped on a referee's foot.
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For one thing, people might like a tangible souvenir of something that has been stepped on more frequently by politicians than our civil liberties.
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And he stepped on Clinton's arguably shaky interview on Fox last weekend to attack grieving parents and demonstrate his lack of foreign policy chops.
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It also stepped on positive stories around Trump's meetings with other world leaders, including the now-cancelled one with Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto.
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People offered him joints (he declined), stepped on his bare toes, and moved in for selfies, some of them assuming he was in costume.
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Williamson is the most highly-anticipated NBA rookie since LeBron James first stepped on an NBA court for the Cleveland Cavaliers back in 2003.
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As he stepped on the accelerator, a cycle-rickshaw with two passengers suddenly appeared in front of the bus, forcing him to hard-brake.
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Kelly's son, Lt. Robert Michael Kelly, was killed in 2010 when he stepped on a mine in Afghanistan while leading a platoon of Marines.
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Workers might have also stepped on it inadvertently while installing or maintaining the air-conditioning ductwork that runs through the 25-foot-high attic.
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He hit below his own standards before he got stepped on and broke his hand, costing him the last two months of the season.
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I just went around the long way, thinking every branch I stepped on was loud enough to alert all sentient life in the vicinity.
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I remember the moment like it happened yesterday—how their faces and body language changed almost immediately because I refused to be stepped on.
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But that doesn't mean the butterflies were absent when he stepped on the court with his first-round opponent, the 22007th-ranked Dusan Lajovic.
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In the Burbank branch he picked apart a burger in the middle of the restaurant, claimed it was contaminated, and stepped on it theatrically.
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But anti-Muslim prejudice was common in Republican politics before he stepped on the political stage with his "birther" charges against President Barack Obama.
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In an interview with People, Athena Castilla said she and her fiancé tried to keep Ms. Castilla from being stepped on after she fell.
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Charges were later dropped, and the report said it was most likely that the man had tripped and accidentally stepped on the woman's foot.
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Seager stepped on third and threw to second for a forceout, with Heineman barely beating the throw to first to avoid the triple play.
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In effect, Mr. Comey's account of his interactions with Mr. Trump stepped on testimony by Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, and Adm.
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Lam, below, were designed to be stepped on as pedestrians cross a bridge leading to a train station in the city's Tsing Yi district.
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She stepped on the foot of South Carolina guard Bianca Cuevas-Moore, and her right foot then slid on the floor before twisting awkwardly.
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Designed to be stepped on, the portraits faded as the exhibition progressed, and Soto scrubbed them completely in a performance on the last day.
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So we tried that, and I thought once you stand on them all at once, you stepped on them, it would just close permanently.
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Though I was in many precarious situations (I was shot at and stepped on a land mine that didn't explode), I came home safe.
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Don't tread: The ACLU has issued a travel advisory warning anyone who plans to visit Texas that their constitutional rights might be stepped on.
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The Swiss third seed stepped on court shortly after nine-times champion Rafael Nadal unexpectedly pulled out of the tournament with a left wrist injury.
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Granger Smith stepped on the Country LakeShake stage in Chicago on Sunday, 18 days after the tragic death of his 3-year-old son River.
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Like I wonder if there's bar fights in D.C. where it's like, 'You stepped on my sneaker — I'm going to beat you like Brown vs.
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Last week, as he stepped on a rickety bridge balanced over flood-swollen waters, the sound of a woman sobbing stopped him in his tracks.
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"As soon as I stepped on that trail, it felt like, 'Oh, here's the dream, down to the two vultures that flew by,'" Gustafson says.
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She said that she used to pray in her car before her shifts, because she knew what would happen when she stepped on the floor.
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A dog named Trigger stepped on his owner's 12-gauge shotgun during an Indiana waterfowl hunt just months later and shot her in the foot.
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Anyone who's stepped on one of these in the middle of the night or who has a Lego-obsessed child knows what I'm talking about.
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You know, there were periods where I stepped on the court last year where I was just doing it for the sake of doing it.
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Watching something get smashed to smithereens is oddly satisfying, so if you've ever stepped on a Lego brick barefoot, you'll find this clip extremely gratifying.
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But as is tradition in the Trump White House, this piece of news was stepped on by chaos—in this case, the bombing of Syria.
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Andrew Pasek was walking through 4 feet of water trying to get to his sister's house when he accidentally stepped on a live electrical wire.
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At the end, the contestants stepped on scales and, to Dr. Hall's astonishment, registered incredible weight loss, as much as 13 pounds in one week.
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"It looked like he stepped on a thumbtack," Clancy Barone, Denver's offensive line coach, said in a recent interview at Broncos headquarters in Englewood, Colo.
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This week, a man in the UK walked out to get some breakfast when he stepped on a road and promptly sank in, BBC reports.
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"Donald Trump's candidacy has just terrified me from the moment he stepped on the stage," said April Alario, 35, a disabled former pastor in Boston.
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She has been asked that question almost every time she was made available to speak with reporters from the moment she stepped on French soil.
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Along the way, I stepped on dog poop (which I brought back into the car) and ended up with muddy paw prints on my pants.
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The man, Connor Golden, had set up a tightrope about a foot off the ground with friends when he stepped on the unseen explosive material.
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"If this strike wasn't ordered by Trump directly, if [Soleimani] had stepped on a mine or something, people wouldn't mourn like that," Maryam told me.
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Just look at Hoth: no obstacles, no defense in depth, no plan, just a lot of dead Rebel grunts getting stepped on by Imperial armor.
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Jenna Bush Hager and Hoda Kotb stepped on a scale in front of millions of viewers on Monday to launch their experiment with intermittent fasting.
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" Chubb, now on the Detroit Lions' practice squad, lamented that Elrod's actions meant "you were kind of losing before you even stepped on the field.
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More than a sick kid She's been riveting audiences since she was 14, when she first stepped on a stage in a new ruffled dress.
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Shelvey stepped on the right foot of Alli, who was sitting on the ground, after a free kick had been awarded in the 833th minute.
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"He was traveling with me from such a young age, for so many years before he ever stepped on court as a player," Mischa said.
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"After election day, the Russian government stepped on the gas," John Kelly, founder of the social media analytics firm Graphika, told senators in August 2018.
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One of the few other known examples involves a camel that is believed to have stepped on a flamingo two million or so years ago.
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Mr. Gupta was walking to the stage to announce the cook-off winners when his future bride, wearing cowboy boots, accidentally stepped on his foot.
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Gil was 14 when he heard the screams of his father who stepped on a landmine while tending his cassava crops one day in 2005.
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They walked along slippery flagstones that had been worn smooth over centuries of use, and stepped on the flat tombstones of departed pre-Reformation monks.
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If my life were a boat, you were the one who stepped on board, turned on its running lights, and was never heard from again.
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"If a child stepped on a landmine now, there would be no one to help, unless the vet agreed to operate," said the SAMS doctor.
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Although she was not feeling overly angry once she stepped on the ride, she was brought back to her irritation by the couple sitting behind her.
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The eighth-grader said the conflict started when he and other students were walking home from school and a female student stepped on the officer's lawn.
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Steven Duggar led off the seventh with a single but was doubled up when Murphy snared Mike Yastrzemski's liner and stepped on the first base bag.
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With the help of family and friends, the nonagenarian stepped on the board, flexed his arm muscles and jumped right in, to rousing cheers and applause.
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As the duo stepped on stage in only their boxers, lead vocalist and keyboardist Tyler Joseph explained why they went without pants to accept their statue.
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He stepped on her hands, threw away her sickle, and pushed her into the bushes, where he ripped off her clothes and attempted to rape her.
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People are finally recognizing that the world is set up to see women as secondary or less than, and Lizzie just refused to be stepped on.
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According to CNN, the woman "panicked" and stepped on the gas, peeling out of the parking lot and tearing down the streets of North Attleboro, Massachusetts.
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"The biggest thing they talked about was every time they stepped on the field, they were just trying to win games for their team," Taylor said.
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Beyoncé stepped on stage with dewy, glowing skin, a glittery lid, and matching lips and cheeks — and it all stayed in place through her entire show.
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The singer, 29, was performing at the Opry for his 16th time when country music veterans John Conlee, Chris Janson, and Craig Morgan stepped on stage.
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Almost four years ago to the day, on May 13, 2012, Van Etten was in Afghanistan, when his friend and fellow Marine stepped on an IED.
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The nominee, 35, stepped on the carpet in a gold embellished Christian Siriano gown and carried a white rose in support of the Time's Up movement.
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The number of companies pitching rental retail has grown significantly since Armoire's chief executive first stepped on the MIT pitch competition stage in Boston years ago.
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Gregerson made his first appearance in 33 days after being sidelined with a left ankle injury suffered when he stepped on a sprinkler head in Baltimore.
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I dismissed the symptoms as consequences of the dry weather, until I stepped on a scale and saw how much weight I'd lost: about 21 pounds.
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Luckily for Neo, Ustilo took a step forward after grabbing the kill and stepped on a grenade Neo threw just a half second before he died.
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"I have stepped on the field, and I am going to win," Khan told Pompeo and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Until then, I'll be studying up on Lindsay's potential suitors — from what we've seen from a few of them, they might deserve a stepped-on rose.
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It's a classic -- an alleged slip and fall, where a woman claims she stepped on a hanger laying in a store aisle and went down hard.
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At both of them, I was told that the vast majority of patients had stepped on mines while trying to reach the S.D.F.'s front line.
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While she's braved VidCon, she says several kids have bumped into her, stepped on her feet, but not one has offered a "sorry" or "excuse me."
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"I stepped on a snake last time I was there, like an 8-foot python," Damon, 49, said on Monday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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The EPA can now re-examine a rule that stepped on states' authority by putting an environmental agency in charge of transforming the nation's energy grid.
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MARSHA ATKIND Roseland, N.J. To the Editor: On Tuesday Donald Trump stepped on his tongue again, and he ended up in big trouble with the press.
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LAMPANG, Thailand (Reuters) - Mosha the elephant, who stepped on a landmine along the Thai-Myanmar border 10 years ago, received her ninth prosthetic leg on Wednesday.
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It featured an extremely deflated group of so-called "competition winners" who stepped on set to do the most anticlimactic new year's countdown live on air.
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His leg was amputated on July 3, 2016, after he stepped on a bomb placed in Central Park, in a highly trafficked area near the zoo.
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Jessie K. Fletcher, a former Marine sniper, was given one by his platoon after he stepped on a bomb in Afghanistan that blew off his legs.
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The 34-year-old won at Monza last year, after Ferrari swept the front row in qualifying, and drew boos when he stepped on the podium.
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Giants first baseman Pablo Sandoval was removed following the fifth inning after Muncy stepped on his right hand, drawing blood, during a play at first base.
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Stafford made his 109th consecutive start even after having been limited in practice after his right hand was stepped on during the previous week at Baltimore.
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"I think I stepped on it and, and it went off by itself," Zarate had told the cops, according to the court's decision handed down Friday.
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The citrus might have stepped on the sweetness of the peas, but it helped the tortellini, because the only competition on the plate was fresh marjoram.
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Some celebrities got political the moment they stepped on the red carpet Sunday, with blue ribbons pinned onto their gowns and tuxedos at the Academy Awards.
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But the plan was not quite cooked yet by the time she stepped on the debate stage in Ohio with a bull's-eye on her back.
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She's poured the Cheetos into a pit, had people step on them, and invited others to eat them (with fair warning they'd been stepped on before).
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As someone who wasn't on the team and only stepped on the court with him a few times, I cherish that even more than the blocks.
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The charges against Rowland were dropped mere hours after the riot — police deduced that he had most likely stepped on Page's foot or bumped into her.
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Meritocracy and toe-stepping can empower individuals to speak truth to power, but if weaponized can lead to people getting stepped on — speaking power to truth.
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Still, it's not a great look after about 27 hours with the device, considering that it wasn't dropped on concrete, dunked in water or stepped on.
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"I haven't stepped on a scale, but my pants have gotten looser," he told PEOPLE backstage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on Friday.
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Staked to a 3-0 lead before he stepped on the mound, Jake Arrieta started things off by striking out Carlos Santana on just four pitches.
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Matthew Bradford, now retired, who lost his sight and both legs when he stepped on an improvised explosive device in 133 during a deployment to Iraq.
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A group of drunk men tore off her dress, her underwear, and her wig, stepped on her face, and kicked her in the ribs, fracturing them.
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It's almost always covered by the stains of spilled coffee or beer, stepped on by commuters rushing to the bus stop a few feet past it.
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The star player's acting abilities were even more evident when he dramatically reacted to having his foot stepped on during Brazil's 2-0 win over Mexico Monday.
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When we were on tour with AJJ, there was one piece that [singer] Sean Bonnette stepped on as we were going downstairs and it broke in half.
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A high school history teacher was placed on administrative leave Tuesday after he stepped on the U.S. flag as part of a lesson on the First Amendment.
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The 2-year-old dog accidentally stepped on the RV's gear shift, putting the large vehicle into reverse and sending both the boat and the 38-ft.
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According to court records, police also claim Jordan tripped the children, stepped on their toes on purpose, and sprayed them in the face with a water hose.
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She was already underweight after months of extreme dieting, but when she stepped on the scale the next day, she saw she had dropped several pounds overnight.
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Markle will officially join the royal family when she marries Prince Harry this spring, but it's clear she's been a natural since she first stepped on screen.
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And the injury was on full display for the cameras when she stepped on the red carpet in a sheer, embellished gown featuring a thigh-high slit.
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Number of the day 1 minute The length of Lin-Manuel Miranda's standing ovation when he stepped on stage for his final performance in "Hamilton" this weekend.
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The 43-year-old athlete, born Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, was sitting down on the field when Mexico player Miguel Layun accidentally stepped on his ankle.
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READ: How Kamala Harris blew up the Democratic "media primary" Gabbard's lawsuit alleges that Google stepped on her speech after the first Democratic presidential debate in June.
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Calhoun alertly fired to second base where shortstop Andrelton Simmons stepped on the bag to double off Stanton, who was ruled to have left the bag early.
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To my delight, when he stepped on set, he was just another generous actor who brought his craft and was there to be part of an ensemble.
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When Sean Hannity appeared with Trump during a November campaign rally in Missouri, Shine was seen high-fiving the Fox News host before he stepped on stage.
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Officials said a young man walking in the southeastern end of the park stepped on what turned out to be explosive material that had been left behind.
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Backstage at the weigh-in for the New York Daily News Golden Gloves finals, I stripped and stepped on the scale, avoiding the eyes of my opponent.
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Then, on Saturday, she stepped on to Wimbledon's Centre Court and obliterated the great Serena Williams 6-2 6-2 in 56 minutes to win the final.
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Their roster is filled with brilliant passers at every position and they have some of the most lethal spot-up shooters who've ever stepped on a court.
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"I felt like this tournament, especially Wimbledon, from the first moment we stepped on the court together, we just laughed and we just enjoyed," the Czech said.
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Franklin was blamed for the loss by the horse's trainer, who also said the colt had stepped on a safety pin in his stall before the race.
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In Ghazni Province, seven children were killed and two others were wounded after one of them stepped on a bomb planted by the Taliban in Moqor District.
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He's held down by the straps covering what's left of his legs, amputated above the knees after he stepped on an IED in Afghanistan four years ago.
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Justin Bieber may be used to performing to sold-out crowds, but recently he stepped on a different kind of stage and led his first church sermon.
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Mr. Lhota recalled that he was recently riding a No. 2 train when a passenger stepped on board carrying a Styrofoam container of Chinese food with rice.
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He stepped on Harden's foot while running back in transition with 226:37 left in the third quarter and then played limited minutes before sitting out overtime.
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As soon as the last man on the stricken submarine - Commander Rafael Benitez - stepped on the Tusk's deck, the Cochino submerged completely, never to be seen again.
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He had to drive from Cleveland to Detroit for a World Series pregame show, but stepped on his glasses, which had fallen from his hotel night stand.
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Mr. Downs, a platoon leader in Vietnam, lost his left arm just above the elbow when he stepped on a land mine during a firefight in 1968.
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They are burning paper money and paper clothes at the base of a grave, and I had accidentally stepped on the place where the coffin had been buried.
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Days before Halima Aden even stepped on the stage as the first Miss Minnesota USA contestant to wear a hijab, she was inspiring other women across the country.
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Specifically, the face of a trampling fetishist named Matt, who's been invited to lie on the floor and get stepped on by Singh and her friends, myself included.
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Actor Timothy Spall – best known to Harry Potter fans as Peter Pettigrew, or Wormtail – stepped on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival Wednesday looking dramatically slimmer.
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During his second tour of duty, he stepped on an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, which triggered a blast that caused him to lose his arms and legs.
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There's no worrying if it's riding up and putting your unmentionables on display, and there's no concern that the bottom hem is getting stepped on or ruined either.
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However, I'm placing dog turds at the bottom of my list because I grew up in Rome, where I stepped on excrements more times than I can count.
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There can be so much noise and chaos around everyone's daily life, and it was really great that when we stepped on-set, it was just about that.
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Nobody seemed to notice, but as Lovato was walking down the red carpet, she stepped on her dress, impaling the open weave with her heels in the process.
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The most remarkable moment I experienced with a Dash Button, aside from my very first order, was when my cat stepped on one and ordered Clorox cleaning wipes.
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It was only when I stepped on the ice that I realised just how tricky this was going to be, and I immediately fell flat on by derriere.
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The Washington Redskins will be without rookie defensive tackle Daron Payne for two to three weeks after his left ankle was stepped on in training camp on Friday.
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An army official based in Indian-controlled Kashmir said two Indian soldiers were wounded while returning from the raid - one stepped on a landmine and another was shot.
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Running under the cover of darkness after more than two years under the jihadists' harsh rule in Shirqat town, south of Mosul, Laila's children stepped on a mine.
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If there's any upside to their extinction, it's in imagining what would happen if you stepped on one of these guys while enjoying a day at the beach.
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The Philippines: Six soldiers were killed and 23 wounded, the military said, when a platoon checking on reports of an infiltration by communist rebels stepped on improvised bombs.
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Mars Rucker, who plays Turner's sister Alline, was injured early on in the show when they stepped on a closing trap door on the floor of the stage.
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"I told (the players) before we stepped on the field that the team that wanted this game the most was going to win," Panthers coach Shawn Elliott said.
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It appears Diallo stepped on the step leading to the passenger side door before suddenly falling off and under the truck as it turned right on Jerome Avenue.
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But she could not close it out, particularly after injuring her right ankle when she stepped on the ball at the end of a point at 7-7.
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It was a line of text in quotation marks: "If you want to understand your own country, then you've already stepped on the path to criminality," it read.
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Davis hit a one-hopper back to the mound that ricocheted off Soria's leg to first baseman Eric Hosmer, who stepped on first base for the second out.
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A police official said the crash is believed to be a case of "operator error" in which the driver stepped on the gas pedal instead of the brake.
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Instead of rushing to ditch the pregnancy pounds I'd packed on, I lived in leggings, took our baby for long, slow walks, and never stepped on a scale.
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How do I reconnect to this culture that I'm very attached to, that kind of feels like home, but you never stepped on the land, because you couldn't?
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We don't get to choose anything, he'd say then, we think we do but it's an illusion, we're insects, we get stepped on or we don't, that's all.
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It has also destroyed millions of its own antipersonnel land mines, a weapon deemed particularly dangerous to civilians because it is buried underground and detonates when stepped on.
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His tap off the plate was quickly smothered by the catcher, Perez, who stepped on home plate and tagged out Wade, standing flat-footed in the batter's box.
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Ms. McDermott said she was going to make sure that her new house didn't have the creaking floor boards that annoyed her every time she stepped on them.
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Last year, Dr. Billon-Bruyat was part of a team that studied the shell of an ancient sea turtle that had apparently been stepped on by a sauropod.
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While serving in Afghanistan in 2010, Rumbaugh was carrying a fellow Marine to safety when he stepped on an IED resulting in the loss of both his legs.
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And if the Supreme Court ultimately agrees with DOJ and the CFPB that Congress stepped on the president's toes by insulating the CFPB director, what's the proper remedy?
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Every time we stepped on the ice, I felt like the pond hockey equivalent of the the man who had left the big city, seeking a simpler life.
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Someone, like a politician or big-name executive, would really need to be interested or have their toes stepped on to question how people are doing death investigations.
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Zlatan and the L.A. Galaxy were in Canada to face the Montreal Impact when Michael Petrasso stepped on Ibra's foot ... pissing off the most famous player in the MLS.
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Yep, that pink and green foundation was built using those classic, interlocking plastic bricks known for its popularity with children and the unspeakable pain they inflict when stepped on.
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But when it comes to skateboarding, most authors tend to describe things in broad, easily digestible strokes that feel stilted to anyone who's ever actually stepped on a skateboard.
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He was discovered in a singing competition, but he's not a pop singer, so when he stepped on the stage, he blew everyone away with how simple it was.
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I accidentally kicked the guy next to me, and the woman in front of me stepped on my hand multiple times— we all apologize, but no one really cares.
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"If someone gave me a bouquet of roses, and one of them looked like my vulva, I'd say I think someone stepped on one of the roses," she says.
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PASTEL COLORED WIGS Our jaws all collectively dropped when Lil' Kim stepped on the VMA red carpet in 1999 wearing her purple mermaid-inspired jumpsuit, complete with matching pastie.
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All eyes were on Hill at last night's CMA Awards, when she stepped on stage to perform her new single "The Rest of Our Life" alongside husband Tim McGraw.
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Chaka Khan has had an incredible career spanning over several decades, but the 10-time Grammy winner admits she doesn't remember the first time she ever stepped on stage.
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Golden, a freshman at the University of Miami in Florida, was walking on the rocks with Hinds, 20, and Mathew Stabile, 18, when he stepped on an explosive device.
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Originally the plan was to do the whole thing running, but early on, in Connecticut, I stepped on an acorn—and since then I haven't really run that much.
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"Video from the store showed she stepped on the lid, it flipped up, she slid in, and the lid landed upside down back onto the sludge pit," Harris said.
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From the moment Green stepped on the court, though, the crowd expressed its disapproval, booing him when he was introduced, when he touched the ball and when he breathed.
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Some have moved abroad for employment, others to find excitement or fulfillment, while still others have never stepped on U.S. soil but have inherited U.S. citizenship from their parents.
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"I was the first and only in the family to graduate from college," she writes, admitting that she was afraid the first time she stepped on to Harvard's campus.
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This can make navigating around the city a somewhat daunting experience, which I can testify to first-hand, having nearly being stepped on by more than one eager horse.
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"Smiles, winks, your basics are free, but birthdays and valentines, wel—" Their conversation was interrupted as a serious-looking woman stepped on stage at the front of the room.
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From the moment Anna stepped on-screen, we were rooting for her and Seth to make things official and for Summer to just get locked in the pool house.
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The last time an Australian stepped on an Olympic podium in Alpine skiing was at the Nagano Games in 1998 when Zali Steggall won bronze in the women's slalom.
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On April 29, 2017, the Army's First Lt. Weston Lee was killed on a routine patrol in Mosul when he stepped on a roadside bomb unearthed by construction equipment.
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Then he tried to stab the cat with some sticks, hit it on the head with a "big rock," and then stepped on the animal's neck to suffocate it.
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One woman who tried to cross back to Taung Pyo, in order to investigate the damage to her home, stepped on a mine and lost most of her leg.
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Harrison then singled to lead off the bottom of the first, but first baseman Chris Carter snagged John Jaso's ensuing liner and stepped on first to double off Harrison.
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But it's a toss-up as to whether Guillaume Rocheron, Greg Butler, and Dominic Tuohy — who won the Visual Effects Oscar for 213 — felt it stepped on their moment.
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But Holliday, thinking that Moreland had stepped on first, pivoted and ran back to first, which prevented Moreland from getting back to the bag to receive the return throw.
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The patient at Johns Hopkins is just one of many soldiers whose lives were shattered in a split second when they stepped on hidden bombs in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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An Oklahoma woman is currently recovering from her injuries after a puppy accidentally stepped on a gun in the car she was in and shot her in the leg.
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CAIR had raised concerns that some of the products featuring scripture or references to Prophet Muhammad would be stepped on or otherwise disrespected by those who purchased the items.
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But he decided against releasing it before delivering his State of the Union address, given that it would likely have stepped on the message he was hoping to send.
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In April's election, shortly after the first exit poll was released, Gantz stepped on stage and announced he had won, only to find out that his declaration was premature.
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But just a day before the bout, Gutierrez stepped on the scales at an astonishing 03 pounds over the 130-pound limit, making him eligible to compete at welterweight.
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Tennessee (238-234) nearly suffered a damaging injury with 252:27 left in the second half as starting point guard Lamonte Turner stepped on the foot of Adams-Woods.
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"From day one when I stepped on Temple's campus, it was everything that I learned at UConn, to the point where my players would get annoyed sometimes," Cardoza said.
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To be frank, it just looked like a game where a bunch of robots beat the hell out of one another on the stepped-on, crumbling ruins of the planet.
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Military training helps, as the WSJ notes in the harrowing story of a British bomb disposal officer who stepped on an IED in Afghanistan and lost both of his legs.
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But as soon as I stepped on the platform and started walking, my heart began to feel as though it was beating out of my chest, and breathing became difficult.
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I might have only moved my pancreas backwards an inch when I stepped on the accelerator instead of the full inch and a quarter I could get with 93 octane.
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"We were doing 'Sandra Dee' and I stepped on a bench in front of the bed and it flipped and I just fell on my butt so hard," she recalled.
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At the last, the DCMS committee resorted to saying it would issue Zuckerberg with a formal summons the next time he stepped on UK soil (and of course he hasn't).
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"It was a goal to just get me out of my rut and to move on, and after 36 years I stepped on stage and I did it," he says.
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Westbrook didn't get the foul call, but Draymond was close enough to his leg that he stepped on his foot and tripped as his momentum carried him through the play.
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RedsAugust 10, 2010 "This is the kind of situation where somebody could get hurt, get their finger stepped on.." one announcer opines at the midpoint of this all-out war.
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That was before the Senate majority leader stepped on a figurative grenade and signaled that he was ready to throw granny from a moving train to placate the donor gods.
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She lost her leg when she stepped on a land mine at just 7 months old in a part of Myanmar where rebels have been fighting the government for decades.
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But yesterday afternoon, we broke new ground in the world of weigh-ins curiosities: a fighter stepped on the scale holding the most shred-worthy guitar you could ever hold.
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Whatever you thought at that the moment, this 20-year-old born Ella Yelich-O'Connor had Coachella eating out of her hand—and she hadn't even stepped on stage yet.
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At first I thought we had a major incident, but it turned out someone had just accidentally stepped on her big toe, smashing the nail and giving her a scare.
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The one who's being stepped on all the time, whether it's the person working behind the bar, or the server in a restaurant or someone just working in a bookstore.
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Take, for instance, Susan Sarandon, who stepped on the red carpet in a sleek Saint Laurent suit and Jimmy Choo d'Orsay flats, per People, the day before Roberts went barefoot.
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There is a wear-and-tear limitationBecause kids are kids, the box that contained the smart pad and books was eventually stepped on enough times that it was rendered useless.
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With the early sun shining across porches adorned with flower pots and American flags, several neighbors noted how long it had been since Officer Veve last stepped on their street.
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Barely 24 hours has passed since the 93 presidential race loser stepped on a hornet's nest by shit-talking her then-primary opponent and 2020 Democratic primary co-frontrunner, Sen.
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Last month, Mr. Trump's administration stepped on a hot-button election issue in South Korea by pushing ahead with the deployment of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad.
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Jennings stepped on the face of Vanderbilt punt returner Justice Shelton-Mosley during a sideline incident during the regular-season finale, and the Southeastern Conference punished him following video review.
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The girl told police she accidentally stepped on the teacher's foot while following her around, and then bumped into her shoulder as she pushed past Noirie to leave the room.
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Connor Golden, who was visiting New York City from Virginia, was climbing down from a rock formation with two friends when a bag he stepped on exploded around 11 a.m.
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"They think I'm alone; they want me to be alone," a combative Mr. Fillon told the crowd as he stepped on stage at the Trocadéro, across from the Eiffel Tower.
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A summer full of glossy magazine photo spreads and the hoopla surrounding the toyfest that was Force Friday II would likely have stepped on the fanfare of a trailer release.
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The odds of Darboe living not only a free life, but any life at all in this country, were stacked against him from the moment he stepped on US soil.
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Paula Godwin wrote on Facebook that she was up early to venture out on a hike near Seventh Street in Anthem — north of Phoenix — when she almost stepped on the reptile.
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Gretzky made an impact in St. Louis before he even stepped on the ice, as Keenan immediately stripped Shayne Corson of the Blues' captaincy and handed it to his new star.
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The squeaking shoes, now only a few feet from me, were shrill, like the sound of a cat who has been stepped on; but there was no aggression in his dance.
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Well, if you— STEVE EASTERBROOK: --we will— CARL QUINTANILLA: --if you stepped on-- on the scale, I mean, we know what did you did to chicken during-- when McNuggets came around.
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Yet characteristically, Trump failed to take advantage of the opening and stepped on his own story by blundering into a riff about how former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein efficiently dispatched terrorists.
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The singer had a wake-up call during a vacation in Southeast Asia in November when he stepped on a scale and saw his weight had snuck up to 209 lbs.
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Kate focuses on her new husband Toby's (Chris Sullivan) last-ditch effort to save Thanksgiving dinner after he stepped on the turkey: picking up a smorgasbord of vaguely seasonal fast food.
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He stepped on the gas in the second set and looked to be cruising into the second round when be broke Struff in his opening service game of the third set.
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At WWE Raw in Chicago on Monday, after the trio competed together, the Bella twins, 34, unexpectedly attacked Rousey, 31, and stepped on her body when she succumbed to the fight.
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So if something goes wrong, like I went walking with Rainey the other day and I stepped on her dog's foot and instead of reacting in a calm way, I panicked.
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One of the biggest #GirlPower moments from the 2017 Grammys was when Adele stepped on stage to accept Album Of The Year for 25 and instead dedicated her speech to Beyoncé.
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While I preferred being in the front row, it was really cool to jump around midway through the concert, when Miku stepped on a floating platform and soared throughout the stadium.
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The Canadian team that stepped on to the Kwandong Hockey Centre ice on Thursday could not have been more different than the one that claimed gold four years ago in Sochi.
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It's very important to be seen as somebody who has achieved a level of status without having stepped on others, or having been overly self-focused in order to get it.
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WR Doug Baldwin returned to practice on Wednesday after sitting out several days with a sore Achilles tendon after cornerback Jeremy Lane stepped on the back of Baldwin's leg last week.
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In a second-round match against Radwanska at Wimbledon, Konjuh, an 18-year-old Croatian, sprained her ankle when she stepped on a ball as she ran toward a drop shot.
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Omar Gonzalez and Matt Besler saw the most time at center back in Brazil, but Besler hasn't stepped on the field once this tournament and Gonzalez isn't even on the squad.
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As such, there would have been some trepidation among the ranks as they stepped on to the Tupolev Tu-21979 commercial aircraft that day, along with close to 100 other passengers.
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Feet were stepped on, dances were performed out of sync, and then an unexpected fight broke out between the left and right sides—which is to say unexpected only by me.
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He was 24 years old when he stepped on a roadside bomb in a stretch of desert that turned to green shrub and stray trees as it approached the Helmand River.
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Next door were six more men, including Khalil al-Kual, 20, a soldier who had stepped on a land mine, losing his left foot and peppering his other limbs with shrapnel.
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The mystery of who the Masked Singer's White Tiger is was obvious the moment he first stepped on stage — before he started singing and before the first clue package was shown.
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We might never have learned about all this were it not for the player who stepped on the scene in the manner of the hero in a Greek tragedy, the whistleblower.
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"If I ever hosted the Grammys, I would also do it in my underwear," he joked as he stepped on stage in just his white suit jacket, button up and black boxers.
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Brown later said that police escalated the interaction and that they tased him and stepped on his ankle—much of which is corroborated by a video released by the MPD in May.
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I wish these stories made me look cool (Milla Jovovich once stepped on my foot at a Toad The Wet Sprocket show—hi, I'm old!), but that's not my lot in life.
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Since the moment American figure skating champion Nathan Chen first stepped on the ice as a toddler less than two decades ago, he has mastered the ice at a record-setting pace.
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"On my right and on my left I saw dead people and I stepped on top of one myself because I couldn't see due to the thickness of dust," Abo-Aljood said.
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There were times when I stepped on the scale the day after a particularly intense workout and low caloric intake day expecting to see a lower number and instead it was higher.
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Click here to view original GIFThe last time the amateur scientists at Braille Skateboarding tested a deck made from a sheet of glass, it shattered as soon as they stepped on it.
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In 2016, Bill Clinton stepped on stage and told a rambling story about falling in love with his wife Hillary Clinton, clearly aiming to make America fall in love with her, too.
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I like to imagine what capitalism would be like if it was a person and how much it would hurt if it actually stepped on my balls, rather than just figuratively speaking.
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"One night at Graceland, Elvis dropped the ring on the floor and one of his 'Memphis Mafia' Members accidentally stepped on it and smashed it," says Henry Aldridge & Son, in a statement.
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With the bases loaded and no outs, A.J. Ramos got pinch-hitter Jayson Werth on a double-play groundout to third baseman Martin Prado, who stepped on the base and fired home.
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Although dealing with a toenail infection can be uncomfortable or even a bit painful, a podiatrist said it's a manageable condition that shouldn't hinder someone from walking, even if it's stepped on.
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There were some boos, but aimed at Rosberg as he stepped on to the podium — something Hamilton did not condone but excused as another manifestation of just how passionate the supporters were.
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The world number one, who will defend his Masters title in a fortnight, battled his swing from the moment he stepped on to the range to warm up at Austin Country Club.
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Maybe I could get out of it by saying Mike made it to Afghanistan, but he stepped on a mine out there or that he fell out the back of a plane.
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In other words, he's looked a whole lot like we expected Derrick Favors to look every time he stepped on the floor before last season threw everything about his reputation off-kilter.
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Metal has stepped on the toes for a lot of people for a lot of different reasons, whether it's political or just [because] we don't look like the average person in society.
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Meanwhile, Spotify further stepped on the toes of songwriters and publishers last year when it said it overpaid most publishers in 2018 and asked for the money back, as reported by Billboard.
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"I got in the way of the 28th largest company in the world and this giant stepped on me and I felt it," Lundgren told VICE hours before starting his prison sentence.
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I think Bernie stepped on it and slid around and she knocked that moment out of the park and the only thing that will be remembered is how she handled that tonight.
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For passengers aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line ship in Europe, the trip took a turn for the worse as soon as they stepped on the vessel — and only got worse from there.
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"I was playing, and I didn't see that it was a little piece of wood, and I stepped on it, and I just fell down -- the current took me," Hernandez told KCBS.
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"When I turned down the guards [for sex] I was thrown in confinement or my stuff was torn apart, my pictures [of family] ripped up, sheets stepped on, contraband taken away," Hall says.
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This is just another scootch down the slippery slope you stepped on when you signed up for Facebook, bought your first book on Amazon, and typed "symptoms of shingles" into a search box.
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When I first stepped on the new Peloton Tread for a quick demo at CES this week, it was immediately evident that it's designed in a way to optimize the live-streaming experience.
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The skateboarders ranged from young kids who had only just stepped on wheels to kids with absolutely no fear, attempting to drop in without shoes on the day after first seeing a board.
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"There are very few surprises in life anymore, and well I surprised everyone 10 years ago when I stepped on the BGT stage, so I thought 10 years on let's surprise them again."
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And unlike Washington, who hardly ever stepped on board a ship, Franklin crossed the North Atlantic eight times in service of his career and his country, often in winter and often in wartime.
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The products, which were being sold by independent merchants on Amazon's website, are deemed offensive because they "would be stepped-on or otherwise disrespected by customers," CAIR said in a statement on Thursday.
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A Taiwanese girl in her 20s had stepped on and she was screaming so loudly that she had attracted quite a crowd at the Aorus booth at Computex, a technology show in Taiwan.
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For the first time in her career all that tension she felt in the moments leading up to a game—that sense of foreboding—didn't fully disappear when she stepped on the court.
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While on a mission with a canine unit, one of Chuck's Marines stepped on an I.E.D. that left him with catastrophic wounds and threw my husband 20 feet from where he was standing.
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"We're tired of being stepped on," Felix Martin del Campo, a board member of Samaritan's Purse, Mr. Graham's international humanitarian organization, said in an interview as the meeting ended and worship music played.
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When she first stepped on the carpet, she was wearing a custom three-tiered Giambattista Valli blue-gray ball gown that had a diameter of 20 feet and featured a lot of tulle.
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Josh Tomlin got the final out of the sixth inning with one pitch, a sharp grounder that first baseman Freddie Freeman grabbed and stepped on the bag to end a bases-loaded jam.
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A man stepped on a blue pigment work by Yves Klein during a press conference for an exhibition dedicated to the artist at the Musée d'art moderne et d'art contemporain in Nice, France.
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In rice fields, and in a lot of agricultural areas, people just come into contact with these very venomous, high deadly snakes—and if the snakes get stepped on, their reaction is to bite.
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Not only does she star in one of the festival's most talked about films, the Woody Allen directed Café Society, Blake Lively also stole the spotlight on practically every red carpet she stepped on.
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The Grammy, Emmy, and Tony winner, 66, was halfway through singing her 1983 classic "She Bop" when she stepped on a bee and suffered a nasty sting on the bottom of her left foot.
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The Logans even conduct some important business at a county fair, and endure a chemical leak contaminating the local water supply with the forbearance of people well-accustomed to being stepped on by corporations.
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In the PEOPLE exclusive clip, she stepped on the scale and learned not only how much weight she'd gained but also that she was on the fast-track for diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
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The Braves loaded the bases in the sixth, but third baseman Wilmer Flores made a nice stop on a hard grounder struck by Adonis Garcia and stepped on the bag to end the inning.
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Monumental effort spelled across his mouth, like he's stepped on a giant nail and the only thing he can do to get off is to jump as high as he can off the nail.
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Connor Golden, an 18-year-old college student who was vacationing with his friends in New York City when he stepped on an explosive in Central Park, is currently in serious but stable condition.
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The team at DesignMakeTeach are letting those two worlds come together with a pink pussyhat designed just for Lego minifigures (the official name for the little brick people you stepped on as a kid).
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In a new Snapchat video posted on Tuesday, the newly single mother of two stepped on the scale to document her post-baby weight loss since giving birth to daughter Dream Kardashian in November.
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Did he think his power so vast and unopposed that he could threaten, blackmail, or intimidate the entire national media, not to mention everyone he's ever stepped on along the way, into cowering silence?
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Impact defender Michael Petrasso stepped on the 36-year-old's foot in the 40th minute of the match in Montreal and the towering Swede retaliated with a slap to the back of Petrasso's head.
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Tossing my bedroom scale had changed everything for the better, so when I came in for my annual check-up, I was legitimately terrified of what might happen if I stepped on my doctor's.
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Running into Central Park and found a young man with his left leg blown off Witnesses told local media that a man was climbing a rock structure when he stepped on something that exploded.
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Washington (CNN)From the moment Sean Spicer -- yes, the real one, not Melissa McCarthy -- stepped on stage at the Emmys on Sunday night, the show amounted to a full-out roast of President Trump.
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Sporting spiky blonde wigs straight out of a Sia music video and crystal-encrusted ball gags, the male dancers are pushed, pulled, and stepped on all while maintaining a seductive allure over the Queen.
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I tried to keep calm as I watched people argue with the officers or simply cry on their way out of the embassy, following the same colored lines they had stepped on hours earlier.
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Because there were runners on first and second and no outs, Sano stepped on third and fired to second baseman Brian Dozier, who then threw to first baseman Joe Mauer for a triple play.
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When he stepped on the foot of Los Angeles Angels first baseman C. J. Cron midway through the 2017 season, he injured ankle ligaments badly enough that he missed the remainder of the year.
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When she stepped on stage alongside Mark Ronson and her backup dancers (you can take Gaga out of the pageant, you can't take the pageant out of Gaga, etc.), she did so to ecstatic wails.
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The biologist was walking through the forest one day, catching bats to study them for malaria, when he almost stepped on the black, arrow-shaped head of an enormous pit viper—a fer-de-lance.
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"He was one of the key performers on our championship team, leading by example every time he stepped on the field," Don Shula, former Dolphins coach and Hall of Famer said in an online statement.
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A 19-year-old tourist in Manhattan's Central Park suffered a severe foot wound on Sunday after an apparent homemade firework exploded when he jumped off a rock and stepped on the device, authorities said.
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On Thursday, all eyes were on the former UFC women's bantamweight champion as she took off her gear and stepped on the scale to weigh in for UFC 207 against the new champion, Amanda Nunes.
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" However, one person wasn't impressed and claimed she forgot the words to one of her hits too, writing: "The moment Britney Spears stepped on stage at Brighton Pride … Forgot the opening line to her song.
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In between, the players spit on the ball, cut it, and stepped on it, so that by the third inning or so batters were swinging at something closer to a rotten cabbage than a baseball.
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His appearance in the briefing room on Thursday sought to lend credibility to the discussion over Gold Star families, given that Kelly's son Robert died when he stepped on a landmine in Afghanistan in 2010.
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"A robot could look at a sidewalk and instinctively know that the cement is hard and the grass is soft, and therefore know what would happen if they stepped on either of them," said Owens.
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While observers, including GOP strategist Karl Rove, have argued that Trump stepped on his own message about giving to veterans by ripping into the media on Tuesday, Trump showed little remorse after the press conference.
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"A robot could look at a sidewalk and instinctively know that the cement is hard and the grass is soft, and therefore know what would happen if they stepped on either of them," Owens noted.
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I had sincerely believed that when I stepped on campus I was leaving an unfair system behind, going to a place where my mind was valued more than what my parents did for a living.
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" Asked why he didn't wait for official results from the state party, Buttigieg said his campaign's precinct information shows "we have the momentum and stepped on that plane victorious on our way to New Hampshire.
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"I haven't stepped on a scale, but my pants have gotten looser," he said backstage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, which came after a four and a half hour session with Slater.
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In 2010, his son, Lt. Robert Michael Kelly, was killed when he stepped on a land mine in Afghanistan, making the father the highest-ranking officer to lose a son or daughter in either war.
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When police arrived, the arresting officer accidentally stepped on the foot of a woman with Kelly, with the safety reportedly making physical contact with the officer and directing a threat toward the officer as well.
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He received a loud chorus of boos during the pregame skate Sunday, but those quickly turned to cheers when the speedy left winger stepped on a puck and fell on the familiar MST Centre rink.
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Tuesday when the three children stepped on to the street in Rochester to catch their school bus, which was waiting on the other side with its arm out and lights flashing, Indiana State Police said.
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But, you say, in the English language, when the three estates of medieval society began to blur with the rise of the new merchant class, terms like "lady" and "madame" stepped on a slippery slope.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Shoma Uno first stepped on the ice at five, but it was the rough-and-tumble of hockey he had his eyes on - until a chance meeting with a Japanese figure skater changed everything.
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Van Etten and the rest of his squad ran out to help, and right as they were about to lift up his friend, Van Etten stepped on a second IED, and lost both of his legs.
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That way when I stepped on the set the first day, I'd be fully prepared and ready to keep going on my journey of research, but in a good place to start the series for Justin.
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Every day, they stepped on it and waited 20 seconds while it measured temperatures at different points on the soles of the feet, then the device wirelessly transmitted the temperature data to servers managed by Podimetrics.
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Murphy memorably collaborated with Chappelle on his landmark Comedy Central show Chappelle's Show, and the comedian was clearly affected by the loss when he stepped on stage at the end of Mayer's Search for Everything show.
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Pride Coach Bobby Jay said after the contest that Laing, 24, stepped on a stick and lost her footing, although he later conceded that he did not have a good angle to see the play unfold.
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Many of the photos show the young students in tears after being subjected to different forms of humiliation, such as being stepped on and forced to make out with a fellow student of the same gender.
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Timberlake was set to perform the opening song of the night (the nominated score from Trolls) and before he stepped on stage, he made his way down the red carpet alongside actress and wife, Jessica Biel.
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After an interlude from CEO Tim Cook, Lisa Jackson, Apple vice president of environment, policy, and social issues, stepped on stage to make an announcement: 93 percent of Apple's global operations now run on sustainable energy.
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MANILA — Six Philippine soldiers were killed and 23 others wounded, the military said on Tuesday, when a platoon checking on reports of an infiltration by communist rebels stepped on improvised bombs as they negotiated hilly terrain.
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These adorable little squids may not make for the most conventional shower caddies, but they work, after all, and seem to be pretty durable, especially compared with plastic that can easily be stepped on and destroyed.
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In the Rodriguez case, both administrations have argued that the court stepped on congressional toes, trying to impermissibly "make law" by reading into the statute a requirement that a bond hearing be held every six months.
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In 1993 when the star stepped on stage to perform her hit duet "Does He Love You," with Linda Davis (mom to Lady Antebellum singer Hillary Scott), "everybody gasped!" recalls Vince Gill, who hosted that night.
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He tells them to use their right foot, and to step only on the outside of the bag, because a base runner once stepped on the back of R. A. Dickey's foot and Conti never forgot.
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Then, to their surprise, he said, a Ukrainian guard (some accounts say it was a second German soldier) walked into the shop, kicked at the blankets covering the body and stepped on one of Graetschus's hands.
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The raucous crowd was chanting "Let's Go Islanders!" even before the teams came out for pregame warm-ups, and it roared when the Islanders stepped on the ice and then booed loudly when the Penguins followed.
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Your love for your cat runs so deep that you overlook the hairballs he coughs up, even the overlooked ones that you stepped on in the middle of the night on your way to the bathroom.
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But newspapers have been more alarmed by her claim that the publication stepped on her privacy, an allegation that, if upheld, could become the basis for a spate of legal actions by celebrities over unwanted coverage.
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They had to be careful not to knock him off his feet after Irving had put a scare through the Quicken Loans Arena crowd moments earlier when he stepped on the foot of Boston's Terry Rozier.
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But make no mistake, many of the other candidates are happy this is out there and even happier that Castro stepped on the landmine before they had to -- their post-debate interviews are proof of that.
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Hill collected the subsequent inbounds pass at the top of the 242-point arc, but he stepped on Northwestern forward Sanjay Lumpkin's foot, fell to the ground and turned over a pass as the buzzer sounded.
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Lightning take over top spot by beating Blues ST. LOUIS — Andrei Vasilevskiy had revenge on his mind when he stepped on the ice for the Tampa Bay Lightning's game Tuesday night against the St. Louis Blues.
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Halsey didn't PLAN on showing the world her underwear at an amfAR Gala in NYC -- but when a dude stepped on her dress, pulling it down ... she was exposed like Trump's scalp in a wind tunnel.
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Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, 26, has been garnering attention for his exaggerated reactions to fouls from opposing team members, notably during Brazil's match against Mexico on Monday, when player Miguel Layun accidentally stepped on his ankle.
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Baseball player Josh Hader was exposed for making a series of racist, anti-Black tweets, and when he stepped on the field today, he received a standing ovation from thousands of suspected white supremacists in the audience.
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When our hero with the really good tickets got his hands on the ball, he opted against handing it back to the referees and did the sensible thing: he stepped on the court and shot his shot.
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Keith Moreland was trapped off second and tagged by Jonathan Schoop, who stepped on second to force Dustin Pedroia and threw to first to retire Bradley, who was out because he had already gone to the dugout.
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In the clip, Meester — a 24-year-old personal trainer who traveled from Amsterdam to America to spend time with his girlfriend — proceeds to show his shoe and points out where Silva, 43, allegedly stepped on it.
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The new press secretary stepped on his own big story around Nieto's visit by unwisely challenging the shiny crowd size story again on Saturday and giving it another full day of legs extending into the Sunday shows.
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Trump has made several calls for unity, but has stepped on his own message by continuing to hurl barbs against targeted Democrats and the media and by rejecting the notion that his rhetoric has stoked partisan divisions.
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Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant backhanded Yelich's grounder and stepped on third for the second out of the inning, but Yelich easily beat the throw to first to give the Brewers their fifth victory in six games.
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Benoît "Ben" Lecomte stepped on a beach on Oahu, Hawaii, on Monday, a little more than six months after he first entered the water in Japan in his attempt to swim across the ocean to San Francisco.
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This virtual reality experience was designed to lower the risk of falls by improving how well participants could navigate obstacles, multiple pathways and distractions that required a constant adjustment in the way they stepped on the treadmills.
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Sabathia escaped the inning with a bit of good fortune when Guillermo Heredia's line drive — with Marte running on the pitch — was hit right at first baseman Mark Teixeira, who stepped on first for a double play.
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Sports Briefing Three days into the Giants' training camp, Odell Beckham Jr. sat in the end zone surrounded by team doctors and trainers after his left ankle and foot had been stepped on by cornerback Janoris Jenkins.
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If Harold Pollack is doing that, walking around the University of Chicago, I figure that it's just another colleague that was playing with his iPhone and stepped on my foot — and I ignore it and move on.
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As Vosmik came tearing into the plate, Tamulis's bunt popped into the air and was caught by Boston pitcher Nick Strincevich, who kept right on running until he stepped on third to double off the embarrassed Vosmik.
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It was back in 1988 that I first stepped on to the trading floor of Kleinwort Benson at 20 Fenchurch Street and I'd like to think that that day was the start of a steep learning curve.
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We're meant to feel sorry for Chuck because he exposed his heart and got it stepped on, but what provides Lucy with an opening for mockery is the yearning gap between Charlie Brown's reality and his dreams.
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Trump also stepped on his own sales pitch in August, when he followed up an infrastructure speech at Trump Tower by defending the "very fine people" who had marched in a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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As I strolled down Sixth Street in the late night hours after the end of the festival, I noticed hundreds of CDs, once so hopefully handed out, tossed to the ground to be carelessly and indiscriminately stepped on.
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Scarlet Witch, also stepped on stage for the announcement that she will be joining Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange in the forthcoming sequel Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, which is scheduled for a May 2800, 24, release.
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Chinese actress Liang Jingke took a spill on the carpet at the Venice Film Festival Thursday, losing her footing as she stepped on her gorgeous, voluminous green gown while attending the glitzy premiere of The Light Between Oceans.
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In 2009, after a laser treatment every four weeks for a year ($3,000), the tattoo "looked like a bruise — like someone stepped on my foot with a high heel," said Ms. Cardellino, the senior beauty editor for Cosmopolitan.com.
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Edwin Encarnacion hit a hard grounder to third baseman Luis Arraez, who quickly stepped on the bag and threw to second baseman Jonathan Schoop, who then threw a laser to first baseman Miguel Sano to complete the play.
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The tone of the match had changed when Jamaican goalie and team captain Andre Blake was forced to leave midway through the first half after American Kellyn Acosta stepped on his hand while taking a shot on goal.
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The stretch, Harvey later acknowledged, had been a challenge for him, and here he got a break: Brett Lawrie blistered a liner to first, but Wilmer Flores snared it and stepped on the bag for a double play.
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It's hard to describe, but it didn't happen anywhere other than the bottom of the back of the dress, so my guess is I must have stepped on it or pulled it when sitting down at some point.
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Deaf Granny leaned against the loquat tree to the left of the window, stepped on a couple of broken bricks that had fallen from the chimney, and pulled herself with difficulty onto the back of the silver tiger.
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When Juan Guaidó stepped on that stage on Wednesday, he was not "declaring himself" president, rather, as the highest-ranking democratically elected official in the country, he was assuming the responsibility for steering the country back to democracy.
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Four months into his deployment to Afghanistan, Army Specialist Stefan LeRoy of the 523nd Airborne, stepped on an improvised explosive device while carrying a fellow soldier to a waiting helicopter moments after explosions went off all around them.
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The heaviest of favorites for what would be his 15th grand slam title, he looked every inch the all-time number one Forget had urged a packed crowd to welcome him as before the players stepped on court.
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Kylie Bunbury is now throwing at speeds of 55-60 mph, but when she signed on to Fox's Pitch to play Ginny Baker – a history-making female baseball pitcher – the actress had never even stepped on a diamond.
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But recordings made in the lab by Dr. Gonzalez-Bellido and her colleagues confirmed that dragonflies rise up in a straight line to seize unsuspecting insects from below, almost like their prey had stepped on a land mine.
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What's curious about the sit-down that follows, mediated by the Mexican cartel upper manager Juan Bolsa (Javier Grajeda), is that Lalo seems unsurprised that Fring has anticipated that he — Lalo — is angry about the stepped on meth.
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Charges were later dropped, and it was most likely that the man had tripped and accidentally stepped on the woman's foot, according to a 2001 report from the Oklahoma Commission to Study the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921.
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Made for movies After a handful of nondescript films, "Champion" -- which cast him as a ruthless boxer, who stepped on those around on him on the way up -- made him a star and earned him an Oscar nomination.
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Five other children and their teacher were also wounded when the group stepped on the landmine as they went to collect firewood in the village of Kyauk Yan, military spokesman Brigadier General Zaw Min Tun said by phone.
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In a mostly uneventful interview at TechCrunch Disrupt, interviewer Josh Constine stepped on an awkward landmine when he asked Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel to comment on wife Miranda Kerr's beliefs about the toxicity of cellphone and WiFi radiation.
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He swished a 259-pointer 253 seconds after he stepped on the floor — Vanderbilt's first against Tennessee this season after going 248-for-133 from the arc in the teams' first meeting — and produced 213 first-half points.
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"Got hurt" is the 27-year-old army veteran's quiet way of explaining that he lost both of his legs and much of his left arm when he stepped on an IED (improvised explosive device) while serving in Afghanistan.
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"They were taking a picture on the bridge, and then the big bolts that are holding the beams together—she stepped on them kind of weirdly and lost balance and fell backwards," the woman's friend, Paul Goncharuk, told KOVR.
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The first is that Toomes is not really a worker—he's a pretty well-to-do but financially insecure business owner—but he nevertheless nurses a profound sense of grievance as a "little guy" who keeps getting stepped-on.
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Founded by a team of engineers and architects the system uses solid solar panels overlaid on plastic backing that ensures the panels won't break when stepped on or rolled over and that each panel connects with the next securely.
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For makeup, Jenner stepped on the runway in a dewy "her-skin-but-better" look: enough foundation coverage to hide imperfections (without looking overly done up), touched up brows, simple eye makeup, a pinky nude lip and major lashes.
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Thurman first worked with Tarantino on Pulp Fiction (1994), followed by Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) and Kill Bill: Volume 2 (2004) The chance to get to work with Tarantino made Hawke "excited," especially when she stepped on set.
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She was walking her dogs on a trail near her home in Anthem, Arizona, when she almost stepped on the snake, she told Phoenix's KTAR-FM, but Todd jumped in front of her before the snake could bite her.
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"He admits that he threw the plaintiff on the ground, that he stepped on his arm, and punched or pushed his shoulder," Mayers' lawyer, Slobodan Jovicic, told the court, but he insisted it was a case of self-defense.
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Edwin Encarnacion then hit a hard grounder to third baseman Luis Arraez, who quickly stepped on the bag and threw to second baseman Jonathan Schoop, who then threw a laser to first baseman Miguel Sano to complete the play.
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At one of Quang's last appearances, during a visit to Hanoi by Indonesian President Joko Widodo on September 11, the president appeared visibly unwell and stumbled as he stepped on to a platform to inspect a guard of honor.
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I could tell you exactly where every piece of clothing I own is located on the floor, but I don't know if you just stepped on a bag of chips or a plastic water bottle and I'm sorry again.
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Clarke explained that her "Last Christmas" costar, Henry Golding, made sure to tell her about a particularly harsh one-star review of their movie — "Right before we stepped on live TV," she said — from Rolling Stone critic David Fear.
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Ha Jae-hun was only a 21-year-old staff sergeant when he stepped on a landmine while walking inside the DMZ, a piece of land along the Korean Peninsula that separates North and South Korea, according to Reuters.
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Hundreds of spectators waved small plastic Fijian and British flags as Harry, wearing a gray suit with three medals, and Meghan, dressed in a cream long-sleeved dress and matching hat, stepped on to the tarmac outside the capital of Suva.
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And the most common places people are bitten is on their hands or their feet, and it's usually because either they stepped on a snake by accident, or in the case of a hand, because they were messing with it.
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" The child "had stepped on the remainder of a bbq/bonfire which had been buried in the sand and covered with stones," which Ashford said resulted in "serious burns to his right foot and some additional blisters on his left.
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Pelosi was asked if she thought that she stepped on her own message to her fellow House Democrats to take the high road when she ripped up a paper copy of Trump's annual address right after his 80-minute speech ended.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, Kelly's lawyer attorney Steven Greenberg said the singer was absent because he was suffering from an infected toe and feared it might be stepped on while being transported to the courthouse from the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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"We're going to hear the official results, and again that can't come soon enough, but what we saw and what our precinct information revealed ... is we have the momentum and stepped on that plane victorious," Buttigieg said Tuesday on CNN.
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But when Miranda Lambert stepped on stage to accept the award, and played Haggard's "Misery and Gin" in tribute to her hero – who had won 20 ACMs himself over his career – it was clear that the night was about harmony.
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While they may appear friendly and innocent, park officials note on their website that feeding and petting the horses is illegal and that doing so can result in dangerous consequences, such as getting bitten, kicked, knocked down or stepped on.
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Williams, 21, stepped on the red carpet at the N.Y.C. premiere in a navy organza Miu Miu gown with a flounced skirt embroidered with crystal and wore her lavender hair in an undone up-do accented with a pretty black bow.
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Red Bull principal Christian Horner said the radio rules were "pretty clear" and questioned where Rosberg, who was booed by some in the crowd as he stepped on to the podium, would have finished had Mercedes not given him their advice.
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But more noteworthy is his demonstrated ability to not so much win over a room, but to have won the room over before he even stepped on stage, as was the case with a 2015 Politico Playbook breakfast conversation with Johnson.
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The second she stepped on the carpet I fell in love with every aspect of her look — from the perfectly curve-hugging design to the cross embellishment's subtle nod to the evening's religious theme to her sexy smoked out cat eye.
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On November 4, 2017, Altimari followed his dad and stepmother home from a restaurant and stepped on the gas when they got out of their car in the driveway of their Midlothian home, hitting them both, local station WTVR reports.
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But he stepped on his own climactic line about how he would "turbocharge" the country's economic future much like the electric vehicles produced in the factory — musing in an aside about whether one could actually turbocharge a battery-operated vehicle.
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The 22-year-old supermodel left very little to the imagination when she stepped on the pink carpet at the after party in N.Y.C. Thursday night wearing a see-through silver chainmail Julien Macdonald dress that completely revealed her nipples.
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Most recently, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke stepped on a rake when rolling out a plan to massively expand offshore leasing but abruptly pulled Florida from consideration in a way that creates legal and political headaches for the pro-drilling push.
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The legal issues to which he could be referring are most likely linked to a falling-out Bieber had with the Argentinian government back in 2013: While performing in Buenos Aires, Bieber stepped on and kicked the country's national flag.
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When Gardner grounded a full-count sinker from Sergio Romo up the middle, shortstop Willy Adames gloved the ball, stepped on second and threw to first, doubling up Gardner for only the fourth time in 33 plate appearances this season.
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I have heard other filmmakers say similar things about Honnold in the past, and still other friends of Honnold's joke that when Alex was a baby his mother must have stepped on his amygdala — the brain region that controls fear.
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The President also stepped on Congress' power of the purse by allegedly withholding $400 million in military aid granted to Ukraine by lawmakers in order to try to coerce its leaders to investigate his potential political opponent in Joe Biden.
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While you won't catch me on the subway in a pair of flip flops anytime soon because my fear of getting stepped on still persists, I've overcome my insecurity about my feet and will now show them as I see fit.
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Wearing a black suit teamed with a dramatic black, feather cape and matching hat, the star entered the courtroom accompanied by an entourage who looked to be guarding the jacket's train — and to make sure no one stepped on it.
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But what should have been an easy out instead left Arenado seeing double, as he chose whether to throw to infielder Daniel Descalso or DJ LeMahieu—both of whom stepped on the bag in an attempt to play first base.
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On Wednesday night, Michelle Obama stepped on stage at Brooklyn's Barclays Center wearing $4,000 sparkling gold thigh-high Balenciaga heels and a bright yellow, high slit dress by the same designer, giving the audience and the internet full view of the boots.
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Woody's signature rag doll slapstick comedy is in full swing, from the cowboy flailing atop an angry cat running in circles, to getting his face stepped on by Bonnie's dad, to flinging his limbs every which way to keep Forky in check.
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When she stepped on to the red carpet, the singer was paying homage to Judy Garland's character in the 1954 version of A Star Is Born, whose role Gaga reprised (in between, Barbra Streisand took her own spin on the role in 1976).
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Russian swimmer Yulia Efimova, who won her appeal against a doping ban only last Friday, has been booed every time she stepped on to the pool deck and broke down in tears after taking home the 100 metres breaststroke silver medal on Monday.
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Nothing. As soon as Priyanka stepped on the carpet, I couldn't take my eyes off her look – from the dress, the stunning Lorraine Schwartz jewel necklace, the effortless wavy hair and sparkly gold eye makeup, this outfit is one I will remember.
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This tone is further reinforced when Bond tracks down the villain Drax in a hijacked space station, tosses him out the airlock, and says, "Take a giant step for mankind," paraphrasing Neil Armstrong, who had stepped on the Moon just 10 years previously.
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An Australian man is lucky to be alive after being attacked by a crocodile who bit him on the leg and the groin area over the weekend after he stepped on the reptile, mistaking it for a log in the shallow waters.
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Silver himself was on-hand to announce the first overall pick, Artreyo "Dimez" Boyd, and the event looked a lot like an NBA draft; players wore colorful suits, and put on a cap with their new team's logo when they stepped on stage.
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A week after the Maroon 5 keyboardist stepped on the 2019 Super Bowl Halftime show's stage alongside his bandmates — Adam Levine, James Valentine, Jesse Carmichael, Mickey Madden, Matt Flynn, and Sam Farrar — Morton is now making personal strides at the Grammy Awards.
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Officials say Fowler got upset with a man after he criticized his driving -- and proceeded to hit the guy, knock off his glasses, stepped on them ... and then grabbed the man's bag of newly purchased liquor and threw it in a nearby lake.
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The little girl was enjoying ice cream at a Bruster's in Auburn with her parents and five siblings when she stepped on the unsecured lid of a grease pit behind the shop and fell inside, Lee County Coroner Bill Harris told CNN.
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The 0-year-old actor and his girlfriend, actress Alison Sudol, stepped on board the Greenpeace ship Thursday in London, England, to set sail for Antarctica Both will be helping gather scientific evidence with the Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary to safeguard penguins and whales.
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Halep said if she dwelt on Williams' records over the past 21 years it might be game over before she stepped on court for a contest compatriot and gymnastics great Nadia Comaneci said would be "watched by every Romanian alive on the planet".
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Another patient would obsess about seeing straw or grass strewn on the road there were two piece that fell on top of other and resembled a cross, and he stepped on it, that would be an unpardonable sin against the holy spirit.
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On the morning of July 3, 2016, the police said, an 18-year-old man visiting from Virginia stepped on the explosive material, setting off the explosion in a secluded area of Central Park, close to the Fifth Avenue and 60th Street entrance.
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He singled out John F. Kelly, a retired four-star general now serving as secretary of homeland security whose son, Second Lt. Robert M. Kelly of the Marines, was killed when he stepped on a land mine in 2010 in southern Afghanistan.
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In front of them, at the end of the rows of cots, a woman tried to turn in her sleep, forgetting that her legs and her torso had been eaten alive when she stepped on an unexploded cluster bomb three days ago.
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Or, you can accept the crushing weight of the past 11 months and [checks calendar] 19 days and feel the light flickering out of you like the link on a string of Christmas lights that someone stepped on with a glass-shattering crunch.
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That's always been my favorite thing about the chronicles of Deng: how little effort she appears to have put into disguising her voracious, world-devouring ambition, and how people seemed to rush to throw themselves at her feet, ready and willing to be stepped on.
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I regret to inform you that I accidentally stepped on Serena Williams' dress when I was admiring her waist (SORRY, but like, WOW), and that Brie Larson is the kind of person who loudly talks at someone on FaceTime in a crowded bar without headphones.
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Um Khalil's sister was killed just three months ago when she stepped on a mine going to pick up clothes for her five children… Haitham's son, Khalil, is thirteen, with a cherubic face and round green eyes that look like they have seen too much.
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The videos, recorded at the Civic Center station in the heart of San Francisco — not far from where Farrell stepped on a syringe last year — highlight how dealing with drug use and needles has become a daily routine for many of the city's residents.
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Philadelphia loaded the bases in the fourth inning before McCutchen ripped a sharp grounder to third baseman Hunter Dozier, who immediately stepped on the bag before his throw home sailed off line and allowed Odubel Herrera to give the Phillies a 4-0 lead.
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Konjuh, ranked 103rd in the world, had three match points herself but, with the contest poised at 7-7 and 40-15 on Radwanska's serve, the Croat stepped on a ball she was chasing and rolled her right ankle, collapsing at the chairs in tears.
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The one known truth of this election cycle since Donald J. Trump first stepped on the escalator at his Trump Tower headquarters in New York to announce his candidacy, is that voters who support him have always taken what he says seriously, but not literally.
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Trapped on a floe drifting southward, they continually checked the thickness of the ice over the next few days: Bombardier probed with a chisel and then carefully stepped on to the gray ice, progressing inch by inch until the ice grew black and watery.
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Konjuh avenged a second-round loss to Radwanska at Wimbledon, where Konjuh served for the match twice, had three match points and sustained a freak ankle injury when she stepped on the ball at the end of a rally late in the third set.
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Things reached melodramatic heights on Monday night when his rather overstated reaction to having his foot stepped on during Brazil's 2-0 win over Mexico earned him a round of condemnation in the soccer world and a tidal wave of playful derision on social media.
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The Republicans who lost to Trump have some advice for Clinton The Republicans who lost to Trump have some advice for Clinton The first time Donald Trump stepped on a presidential debate stage, on August 6, 2015, everyone thought they knew what would happen.
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The quiet night for Tavares no doubt satisfied a sellout crowd of 13,917, which booed the 28-year-old from the moment he took the ice for warmups — one fan threw a jersey at him — and every time he stepped on the ice during the game.
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However, in more recent years, the nearly 300-person company — headed by co-founder and CEO Hiroki Takeuchi — has undoubtedly stepped on the gas in a bid to become the one-stop shop globally for businesses that want to let customers pay via recurring bank payments.
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Two years after Hamilton first stepped on campus, Ellen Fetter showed up at MIT in much the same fashion: a recent graduate of Mount Holyoke with a degree in math, seeking any sort of math-related job in the Boston area, eager and able to learn.
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The win came with some concern, however, as Giannis Antetokounmpo, one of the favorites for the MVP award, left the game with 7:46 remaining and did not return after a right ankle injury that occurred when he stepped on the foot of the Clippers' Garrett Temple.
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MSU freshman Nick Weatherspoon had his neck placed in a brace and was taken from the court on a stretcher in the second half after injuring his right hip and having his head accidentally stepped on by Tennessee junior forward Kyle Alexander while Weatherspoon was prone.
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" A second report described the mistreatment of detainees at the Metropolitan Detention Center, where "some officers slammed detainees against the wall, twisted their arms and hands in painful ways, stepped on their leg restraint chains, and punished them by keeping them restrained for long periods of time.
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The 23-time Grand Slam winner stepped on-court at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne to play her first match of the tournament in a long-sleeved, black raincoat — despite the 33°C (91°F) heat — which she continued to wear for the whole warm-up.
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With the help of many, she gathered and packed this material into one-centimeter-by-one-centimeter cubes, and arranged the cubes on the floor of a room at Havana's First Alternative Biennial, to be stepped on and blended back to their original form by passerby.
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I can't say for certain if James knew where the pass would go the moment he stepped on the court, but chances are high that he could've predicted New York's rookie big man would bite hard on help in the paint, leaving Love open in the corner.
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He had an injury scare when Suh (accidentally) stepped on Wilson's ankle early in the game, prompting everyone in CenturyLink to remember their 'Hawks will spend the entire season one play away from needing Trevone Boykin to pull the kind of heroics Wilson pulled to seal the victory.
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"There are very few surprises in life anymore, and well I surprised everyone 10 years ago when I stepped on the BGT stage, so I thought 10 years on let's surprise them again," Boyle told PEOPLE in April of her new album and next phase of her music career.
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Knicks 120, Celtics 114 One of the finest stretches of play that Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis have produced together this season crashed to a halt late in the first half on Tuesday night, when Anthony stepped on the foot of a referee and tumbled hazardously to the floor.
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The £8 million (~$10.4 million) project is underway and expected to conclude in 2019, but architecture buffs, ceramics enthusiasts, political historians, and people with a very specific fetish about objects that have been stepped on by generations of Prime Ministers, can snag themselves their own piece of Parliament.
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The singer-songwriter was sipping his go-to drink, a "Jack and Diet" (Coke, not Pepsi, please), to settle his pre-concert butterflies, but they were nothing, he said, compared with the first time he stepped on the Ryman's stage last year for a Grand Ole Opry appearance.
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The billionaire has frustrated Republicans in recent days with the lack of discipline at his campaign appearances and may have again stepped on his message by talking about a tape rather than the wider issue of why the United States was sending millions of dollars to its longtime foe.
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" Goncharuk, who told KOVR that he was there, also confirmed the police information, telling the affiliate that "they were taking a picture on the bridge, and then the big bolts that are holding the beams together, she stepped on them kind of weirdly and lost balance and fell backwards.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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Any hope for a grand finale under once-and-again Coach Jon Gruden faded with a numbing series of losses (the team is 3-533) and the realization, after the Raiders traded two top players for future draft picks, that Oakland was being stepped on, like a springboard.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Caroline Wozniacki battled "mixed emotions" as she stepped on court at the Australian Open on Monday to begin the final tournament of her career but the former world No. 1 kept her composure to deliver a 353-1 6-3 first-round win over Kristie Ahn.
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The sidewalk before him was strewn with the worms that were coming up out of the earth because if they stayed down there they'd drown, whereas up here, in the rain, they'd have a chance at life before somebody stepped on them or the birds got to them.
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With Alonso on first, second baseman Robinson Cano pulled a pitch down the first-base line, where Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman caught the sharp grounder, stepped on first and fired the ball to shortstop Trea Turner, who caught it and tried to apply a tag to Alonso.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Before this French Open semi-final match-up it had been all about the dizzying numbers and statistics, but once great foes Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal stepped on to the Roland Garros center court, all that mattered was both men's preternatural ability to strike a small yellow ball.
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After losing his left foot and lower leg when he stepped on an explosive device in New York's Central Park just two months ago, the 19-year-old says that he is now back at school and is filled with gratitude for all the people who have been by his side.
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" FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "However, I got a huge shock when I stepped on the scales and discovered I was nearly 42 pounds heavier than I'd expected – I couldn't believe what I'd done to my body and, that evening, I'm not ashamed to say I cried.
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"A man who squashed and stepped on his political rivals throughout his political life, had no compassion or mercy for them even in their most difficult hour, is the last person who can now enlist the public's support to incite against detectives, incite against judges, incite against prosecutors," Mr. Gantz said.
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" • Of Senator Amy Klobuchar, he said, "Her entire rollout gets stepped on by a whole bunch of her former staff saying that she's a monster, and screams and yells and throws stuff at people and is a lunatic to work for," adding, "I don't see her being in the right spot.
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They were unpersuaded (to say the least) by his most consistent response: that by applying to so many immigrants, and by making them eligible for Social Security benefits and allowing them to apply for work authorization, this stepped on Congress's toes where previous presidential grants of "deferred action" did not.
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This week in art news: the co-founders of a Tehran gallery were charged with attempting to overthrow the Iranian government, demonstrators protested the opening of Carl Andre's retrospective at LA MOCA, and a man stepped on a blue pigment piece by Yves Klein during a press conference in Nice.
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The OAR team that stepped on to the Gangneung Hockey Centre ice were certainly not the Soviet Big Red Machine that once ruled over international hockey and were shocked by an unheralded team of American college players at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics in what became known as the Miracle on Ice.
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Through those two years, we really had to hunker down to make sure that the business model would work on the money that we had and then after that, stepped on the gas, raised the money that we did ... I mean, we raised 80 percent of our lifetime financing in one year.
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As we previously reported, Fowler was initially arrested after cops say he got into an altercation with a man who criticized his driving -- and proceeded to hit the man, knock off his glasses, stepped on them ... and then grabbed the man's bag of newly purchased liquor and threw it in a nearby lake.
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But overall, the week that was turned out much better than most anyone's expectations, particularly after seeing futures tick down close to 1 percent on Sunday evening, the market proving it is much more resilient than Simon — or was it Garfunkel, who I accidentally stepped on as I shook him from my shoulder.
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After a long Devin Hester punt return was negated by penalty, Wilson's foot got stepped on by guard Rees Odhiambo, who had been pressed into action due to an injury to Germain Ifedi, which resulted in a safety and an ensuing field goal that gave the Falcons a lead they would never relinquish.
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Think about it the same way many young black men viewed Duke and how many in the '90s instead loved the Fab 5 or U.N.L.V. But despite all of this, despite all of the critiques, whenever I stepped on a concrete court, I would always try to play like Kobe or Jordan.
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And he knows that immigration -- from the moment he stepped on the escalator in Trump Tower in 2015 to be a candidate -- is the issue that has helped him at the ballot box more than any other, despite political missteps like the separation of undocumented immigrant families and their children earlier this year.
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Mr. Trump seemed to have stepped on a diplomatic hornet's nest inadvertently, American diplomats and military experts said, when he discussed the nature of the sprawling Al Asad Air Base in western Iraq, which he visited in late December and referred to on Sunday, and where American troops operate with Iraqi permission.
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The situation was an interesting one, but the reality is, the moment we stepped on stage at E0003, and the moment we just showed at VGX [the Spike Video Game Awards] and got the kind of reaction that we did, and a whole bunch of stuff was set in motion, I think.
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But beyond devising a thorough and effective messaging strategy to deflect the steady stream of bombshell reports surrounding the federal investigation that have dogged the White House in recent months, the White House will still have to contend with a President who has frequently stepped on official messaging efforts in 140 characters or less.
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According to Norman Lebrecht, a British journalist, Mr Chailly had stepped on Mr Leiser's toes by asking for alterations to be made in the staging of a particular scene; the conductor did not feel that the love duet would be enriched by devils participating in a romping orgy at the back of the stage.
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One of the pre-hip(ster) Williamsburg hotspots, Kokies (the name needs no explanation), had a regular live salsa band, and the new, gentrifying customers, flush with super stepped-on 20s from the DJ window, could be found getting down with the regulars that—justifiably—viewed them with a mix of condescension and suspicion.
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The traditional ceremony included drinking wine from silver goblets, the chanting of the seven blessings by Cantor Mo Glazman of the temple and the breaking of glasses (both brides and grooms stepped on glasses, which is not traditional but served as a nod to feminism and equality; historically only the groom breaks a glass).
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Whenever the NYT does a story that the Twittersphere decides is off base — as in the paper's much-derided profile of a white nationalist, or the succession of rakes its opinion section has stepped on in recent months — a consensus rapidly emerges and the reporters and/or editors get treated to the now-traditional social media pile on.
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It has the makings of an intriguing, Dead Calm-style thriller, but judging from the first three episodes Fear the Walking Dead's new season seems to be taking too many lessons from its big brother, piling up violence and tragedy and bizarre character turns that had me wondering why I'd stepped on board in the first place.
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Damore never said women cannot rise to corporate leadership including at Google, but he stepped on a similar outrage land mine that former Harvard Professor Larry Summers triggered when he said at a conference in 2005 that women were underrepresented in the upper echelons of abstract science because women and men have different intellectual make-ups.
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A five-foot-long slab of corkboard painted Styrofoam white and displayed on a tabletop, it holds screws, washers, chewed gum, used matches, empty sugar packets, a broken yellow crayon, one bright-orange earplug and hundreds of other tiny discoveries, all more or less stepped on and raggedy but formally unified by a thin layer of gray filth.
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Gigi Hadid may have ended last night with the distinctive honor of having been named one of Glamour's Women of the Year, but hours before she stepped on stage to accept an award presented to her by none other than Serena Williams, the model's day had begun as any other: with a bright-and-early appearance on the Today show.
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Read more: The Toronto Raptors won the NBA championship, and people can't stop celebrating a player who barely stepped on the courtAt the event, Lin said he was dreading his trip to Asia because he knew he would have to put on a happy face while discussing the championship and free agency, neither of which was an entirely positive experience for him.
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The Polish-Jewish artist is best known for his caricatures of the Nazis and the other Axis power leaders, many of which were commissioned as posters and pamphlets during World War II. A visitor stepped on a horizontal pigment sculpture by Yves Klein at Theatre of the Void, an exhibition of the artist's work at the BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts, Belgium.
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In East St. Louis, "we've been overlooked, disrespected, stepped on, and we just want someone to be president who can come and see what they can do to help us with jobs, schools," said Sam Franklin, who added that the group was able to reach the Sanders campaign, who planned to send a surrogate to East St. Louis the following day.
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