Try to leave your regular stomping grounds for the holidays!
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Nothing connects the crustacean victims except for their stomping grounds.
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You stomping through New York and kicking over Queensbridge buildings?
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They returned to their old stomping ground seven years ago.
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It feels a million miles from his old stomping ground.
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All the while, there's more smashing, more jumping, more stomping.
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Gibson has since revisited his old stomping grounds several times.
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Gun Runner has been stomping everyone in the East. 1.
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Olivia Colman just returned to her stomping grounds — onscreen, at least.
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A scrappy honky-tonk romp or a stomping arena anthem, maybe.
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Both are excited to be back in their old stomping grounds.
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The only way forward is not, for example, stomping your feet.
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And, sure enough, de Jong quickly went back to stomping dudes.
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"I look like a Disney character," she replies, adorably stomping away.
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Imagine a huge hulk of muscle stomping around and intimidating you.
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The downstairs neighbor appeared, sternly requesting a stop to the stomping.
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Ms. Allibone was wearing boots, "but we weren't stomping," she said.
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An empowered stylish woman stomping across marble floors she bought herself?
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When the song begins, they mouth the lyrics, pouting and stomping.
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He is bullying his allies and stomping all over his agenda.
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"You get so tired of stomping on people's dreams," Richard said.
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If confirmed, Azar will be returning to his old stomping grounds.
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Donald Jr. thrives when it's nastiest, stomping gleefully through the muck.
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He was also seen stomping on broken glass with his bare feet.
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Stomping boots and beaded bags make for an on-point accessories game.
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When it's out of water, the HEXA Plant signals by stomping around.
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No matter how much I pester it, the thing just keeps stomping.
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Marnie smashes the jar, stomping on the mints and the broken glass.
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Or the Godzilla-a-like stomping around a destroyed America just upstairs?
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What you should expect: screaming, stomping, tears, and a possible celeb sighting.
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In recent writings he has returned to his old European stomping grounds.
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Burnet, Texas, is just three hours from Fletcher's stomping ground of Dallas.
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On Election Day 1998, voters refused to join in on the stomping.
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His friend started stomping on me, and then they stole my pillows.
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But a bull stomping his hoof on your face, you can't control.
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Maddon came onto the field, stomping and yelling, and was eventually ejected.
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But Victor's family stayed outside, stomping against the cold, laughing, looking up.
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On which side were they stomping their boots more vehemently and loudly?
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The sound of a furry neon raver boot stomping on your face, forever.
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"All I heard was his feet stomping up the stairs," Kim, 36, explains.
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Fans from both sides of the grounds cheered for the boot-stomping anthem.
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At one point, he gets out and begins stomping and kicking the vehicle.
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Similarly, you can't announce the Oscar nominations without stomping on a few egos.
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Smoke filled, strobe pulsing, sweat pouring, everyone rocking, stomping, whistling jack, jack jack!
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Both tracks share a similar offbeat synth, steady, stomping pace and massive vocal.
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Side note ... looks like Nelly's no longer stomping in his Air Force Ones.
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We can still see her stomping around in that tiny silver chainmail dress.
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Russia is a global superpower, and not easily sent stomping to its room.
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It will have fireworks, livestock, deep-fried flan and a grape-stomping contest.
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One protester could be seen stomping on the hood of a police car.
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Dry, Milan: No surprise Jenner's top pick resides in pizza's original stomping grounds.
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And, hey, since we're stomping on the regular season's feel-good stories... 1.
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"People around me were getting antsy, cursing, and stomping their feet," she said.
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It's no wonder so much attention fell on these 27 seconds of stomping.
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The Roys are like kaiju, stomping all over the world, flattening people indiscriminately.
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But Horizon Zero Dawn isn't a game built around its clanking, stomping goliaths.
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Winnie's was the stomping ground for hardcore karaoke seekers and the Spice Girls.
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"Team" feels like a big to-do; the stomping production worms through weird changes.
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But also they're comfortable just accidentally stomping you to death, with an algorithm change.
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Geeta returned the favor by stomping over and intervening whenever Premwati's husband beat her.
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Her quick, hourlong version mixes barefoot ballet with African stomping, hip shaking and ululations.
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And we must say, they look perfect for stomping around in the Beast's castle.
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You might even try stomping a little bit so that they know you're coming.
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Jay Leno returned to his old stomping grounds on Wednesday night: The Tonight Show.
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I stand in front of a lanky two-legged robot stomping along a treadmill.
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"Exploring @ant_anstead old stomping grounds in his race car," she captioned a smiling snap.
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In one scene, the chair's motion mirrored Batman's point of view — stomping, punching, diving.
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I shot him another icy glare before turning on my heel and stomping out.
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The echo of their stomping feet reverberated throughout the gallery, creating a haunting soundtrack.
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MJ wasn't stomping around Washington D.C. in taupe pantsuits, cleaning up debaucherous political fuckery.
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"In my own words, it's very loving," he says, recalling his Driftwood stomping grounds.
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It's not really about stomping around in boots, though you certainly can do that.
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What we are focused on is results, stomping out terrorism, doing whatever it takes.
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It's nothing more than a playground bully stomping around to see who will flinch.
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Navalny said Putin is "upset and is stomping his feet" after the election losses.
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But, you may need to watch out for deep puddles before stomping in them.
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He brawled with Japanese reporters during spring training in 22011, stomping on one's foot.
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"I could hear the music and the stomping on the ceiling," Mr. Cabuag recalled.
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The bass feels like it's stomping out all the bad vibes from your brain.
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They threw him to the ground, beating and stomping him and using racial slurs.
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Mark W. got out of the truck and went stomping through the sorghum fields.
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"We wanted the institute to be in Giacometti's old stomping ground," Ms. Grenier said.
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In 1988 he became artistic director of his old stomping ground, the Actors Studio.
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There are only blundering T-Rexes, stomping and roaring and scratching up the court.
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He didn't throw down like a traditional black pastor with foot-stomping and shouting.
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It has dozens of eggs, which Ben spends the finale stomping on one by one.
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Michael Jordan is helping out his old stomping grounds after the effects of Hurricane Florence.
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"It's like an elephant stomping on your house and it is really devastating," Landrieu said.
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These boots were made for...stomping around palaces, court dances, and tending to royal engagements.
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All I could imagine was Marinetti in the middle of a foot-stomping temper tantrum.
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Chyna decides they should go to her old stomping grounds, a strip club called Sensationals.
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In stepping, the full body is engaged in a chorus of stomping, slapping and clapping.
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And all that stomping: what does it mean when something vulnerable is used for aggression?
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He spends another 30 seconds yelling at "all you women" before stomping out the door.
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You're playing with all these new toys, but in old, familiar, and beloved stomping grounds.
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Groomsmen and guests staged the surprise performance, puffing their cheeks, chanting, and stomping their feet.
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Why else would he brave all those miles, and thunder storms, and butt-stomping waterfalls?
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The Reston shop isn't the only retailer seeing grape-stomping-level enthusiasm for Trump Wine.
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To look at, she's mud-colored and oddly snoutless, with stomping feet instead of trotters.
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Yasser grabbed Beni's son, Luca, by the hand and mimicked a foot-stomping Syrian dance.
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Stomping through Gotham as you pulverized the scum that littered its streets was utterly satisfying.
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They're in the region of when Mantaur was stomping toward the ring to cow noises.
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How do photo companies like Stomping Ground Photo offer a new approach to school photos?
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Summer is fast approaching, and so too is a cavalcade of creeping, slithering, stomping monsters.
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Rogers, in his gentle way, pries at Vogel's obvious wounds; Vogel responds by stomping off.
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Since the 1720s it's served as stomping ground for boozers, sailors, refugees and even pirates.
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Kehlani's flow winds through the stomping beat as she sings of challenges making her stronger.
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Needless to say, Tray's old stomping grounds have changed radically (read: gentrifiers have overcome the neighborhood).
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I could hear stomping and chanting from a university residence across the road late every night.
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An abandoned military base in Big Boi's stomping grounds will eventually become Tyler Perry's next studio.
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Some feel that such missions are too rare—and expensive—to revisit Spirit's old stomping grounds.
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But the diversity of early-Cretaceous dinosaurs represented in this ancient stomping ground is equally astonishing.
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So why is Google, however unintentionally, helping the pirates and curb-stomping the adult film industry?
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Marshawn Lynch returned to his favorite comedy stomping grounds and straight bull-rushed his Conan segments.
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It was impossible to feel the ground because the vibrations from stomping feet were so strong.
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Stomping around in a pair of Mr. Browne's heavy-soled wingtips brought it back for me.
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"Yeah!" howled the crowd, stomping their feet on bleachers and waving their arms in the air.
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Available for: PS4 Capcom's irreverent, zombie-stomping series returns with its second straight Xbox One exclusive.
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Game grinds to a halt as the Broncos start killing the clock by stomping on it.
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The typical shillelagh fight went through three stages: stick fighting, collar and elbow wrestling, and stomping.
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Video of the incident starts with Indya stomping on a "Re-elect Trump" sign in NYC.
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Now that Joan Rivers is gone, no one in comedy is stomping on sensitivities as consistently.
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Television news footage showed protesters taking turns stomping and kicking the fallen statue as dozens cheered.
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Though it has been his most controversial stomping grounds, it has not been his most frequent.
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We'd moved on from keyboards to stomping, wood blocks, and creaky chairs, that kind of stuff.
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I asked McPhee if he felt any animosity toward the structure for stomping out his memories.
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SoHo, once the stomping ground of artists and punk rockers, is a high-end shopping mall.
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Filled with stomping folk dances and lively pointwork, the choreography had an unmannered, almost naïve quality.
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Happy feet dance, but angry feet tend to stomp, and Edna does a lot of stomping.
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The rumbling parade of tanks and stomping soldiers underpinned an ideology of military strength and patriotism.
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Rhetorically stomping his feet, as he did on Tuesday, is not just irresponsible; it is dangerous.
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On a sunny afternoon, young men and women practise heel-stomping dances in the main square.
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Last year, smartwatches reached $9 billion in sales, proving they're ripe stomping ground for consumer electronics.
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A crew goes there to investigate, and pretty soon there is stomping, chomping and helicopter smashing.
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Though enmeshed in the Delaware cultural scene, Lucente finds reasons to return to her childhood stomping grounds.
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Was it a sly move, to match the album's most pointed lyrics with its most stomping groove?
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The government has also been accused of stomping out dissent through political detentions, torture and extrajudicial killings.
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It's in Ozone Park — the neighborhood of Queens best known as the stomping grounds of John Gotti.
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Stomping around Appalachia, the self-titled savior of the dying industry made coal his biggest campaign issue.
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An inmate came forward after Allee allegedly confessed to strangling his wife and stomping on her neck.
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On June 15, a woman was arrested in Miami Beach for stomping on a sea turtle nest.
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Theo kept snorting, stomping the ground, and pretending to challenge Davey – who just stared at him, unimpressed.
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Cory Gardner on Monday night took to Twitter -- one of Trump's favorite stomping grounds -- to troll Trump.
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" She asked Shelton what he thought of her old stomping ground, and he replied, "This is incredible.
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The audience is cackling at this point, slapping their thighs and stomping their feet in pure joy.
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Three other men from MGK's crew then come up, stomping and punching the crap out of him.
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The stomping, posturing performance is associated with wartime rituals, but it's no longer exclusively dedicated to such.
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"Plan that in advance, then it won't seem like you're stomping off because of tensions," she says.
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Several counter-protesters were taken into custody after stomping a KKK member on the ground, Wyatt said.
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Watching this season from his living room, he says he enjoys seeing his old DWTS stomping grounds.
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And Carol, Rick, and Abraham seem to get some perverse pleasure out of stomping out their enemies.
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Their dance routines aren't so different from Toni's boxing, with moves focused on striking, grabbing, and stomping.
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Women often appear in these videos, their faces shielded, stomping or impaling small animals with stiletto heels.
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Its members discuss scenarios from the Caribbean to the Baltic, rather than just France's African stomping grounds.
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" Everyone was excited; there was screaming, clapping of hands, stomping and loud mutterings of incomprehensible sounds. "Amen!
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Trump is "stomping all over the norms that have kept the government running for centuries," Lemon said.
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Wright now volunteers at Skyland Trail, his old stomping grounds, and in other programs across the South.
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The black boys picked it up and the stomping rolled around the room in a staggered stampede.
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It's traditionally Republican, which should favor Blackburn, but it has been a familiar stomping ground for Bredesen.
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There were these pebbles outside, so we'd record ourselves stomping on the pebbles for some percussive sounds.
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The antisocial becomes the psychopathic, and the self-imposed prohibition on stomping heads is subject to change.
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" Upstairs, a roomful of white liberals were stomping their feet in the club, chanting, "We want Pete.
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"This is our stomping ground," Mr. Benvie said about the area where the wall was being built.
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"Rowden is stomping his foot and saying, 'We've got to get back to basics,'" said Vice Adm.
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Why not spend a weekend watching Alt-J play on the bat-bothering old bugger's stomping ground?
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The group's dreamy, retro-futuristic sound was, in its way, a tribute to their boyhood stomping grounds.
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"He was just crying and stomping his feet and holding his throat," Prather told CNN affiliate WREG .
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Once Fuirst thought he'd gotten it, the crew dissolved like a held breath, with congratulations and stomping.
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Just picture an entire stadium stomping along to "We Will Rock You" — it's a guaranteed good time.
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In her sparkling lace mini-dress and made-for-stomping boots, Ms. Bengson is a flashier presence.
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Those attendees responded by stomping their feet loudly — a sound that could be heard from the stage.
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They say he's stomping into an existing field with a lot of noise and very little detail.
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Omarosa Manigault is stomping back in a battle with a former White House communications director over … shoes.
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At least not in my stomping grounds, where the median price of a home hovers at $698,000.
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The drums and vocal duo create songs that pair foot-stomping grooves with feminist themes of liberation.
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Additionally, both Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch returned to their old stomping grounds to appear in a sketch.
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It was the condemned man simply wanting to comb some of the ruins of his old stomping grounds.
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Grey's Anatomy has always been excellent at tearing out our hearts and stomping on them with their plotlines.
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The Exeter event required an upstairs overflow room, which held a raucous audience heard stomping above the stage.
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Further, Maryland redeemed itself by stomping Iowa at home after losing to the Hawkeyes on its home court.
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It would just be this kind of tribal stomping around — and he was always so happy doing that.
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"I could cry," the rapper wrote alongside a video of her sister stomping it out on the runway.
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She had spotted him a few years back, reading a newspaper in his childhood stomping grounds of Envigado.
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That's a bit weird given its abundance to the north at Vera Rubin Ridge, Curiosity's former stomping ground.
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But over the last six months, people have started returning to El Bordo and other familiar stomping grounds.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual stomping grounds.
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And nothing he could find was durable enough to keep up with a snowman-building, puddle-stomping kid.
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Next, the video showed the teacher stomping on the student as she was face-down on the floor.
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Lincoln signed the paperwork to become mayor by dipping his hoof in ink and stomping upon the paper.
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In this case, Cuphead has just been defeated and Mugman is looking stomping mad about it.
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A thick rubber sole gives these a classic, chunky rain boot feel that's perfect for stomping through puddles.
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And on Saturday evening at Pangea, his new stomping ground in the East Village, he did just that.
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Casey is also comically demonstrative, almost to a fault, stomping and clapping in the direction of opposing players.
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Confined to her employer's grand bedroom, she is a visual joke, stomping around in gray pants and sneakers.
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Vonnegut would later compare the sound of bombs stomping across the earth overhead to the footsteps of giants.
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Shortly after James' comments went viral, Hong Kong protestors were seen burning and stomping on James' NBA jerseys.
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In one characteristically subtle shot, a leg in a high-heeled shoe is stomping on a man's hand.
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He still wanted power, but he no longer wanted to get it by stomping on another guy's neck.
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But these two characters disappear for the central section, replaced by that stomping, spinning, nearly silent young woman.
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In the video, five officers are seen punching, kicking and stomping on Mr. Tsang, as two officers watch.
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Mezrich makes believe that this brave new Snuffleupagus will be stomping around by the next presidential election cycle.
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Somewhere in the far distance, Britney Spears is stomping up and down a stage wearing a tiny leather thong.
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That person clumsily plodded through the shallow end of the pool, stomping on the algae and kicking up dirt.
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These considerations suggest that a superintelligence could crush humanity with the ease of a child stomping on a spider.
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Let it also be a lesson: Don't tread through tall grass in Australia without clapping and stomping loudly first.
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John Oliver went back to his old stomping grounds on Monday night as a guest on The Daily Show.
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She says that triggered a violent argument, with the guy allegedly roughing her up and stomping on her phone.
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"Thank you — that's my old stomping ground," he said with a smile, and was on to the next hand.
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Picture Bridget Jones stomping out of sex pest Daniel Cleaver's office and comparing him unfavorably to Saddam Hussein's unmentionables.
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Mr Wolfe not only chronicled his "wild, bizarre, unpredictable, hog-stomping, Baroque country" in a torrent of vivid prose.
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Now there's actually video of police officers gang stomping individuals lying on the ground, and that is uncalled for.
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I flash back to my walk over, stomping down 23rd Street, when I felt like a woman in charge.
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Videos published by local media outlets show men stomping on one of the victims as he pleads for help.
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As Aaron puts it, they're stomping on an icon's grave ... who doesn't have a chance to defend himself now.
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Finer rules, which would prohibit stomping opponents in the head, groin shots, and hair pulling, were still years away.
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" Abdirzak says McGregor then grabbed the phone, smashed it to the ground and "began stomping on the phone repeatedly.
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Video footage shows several people tackling, stomping and punching the guy, who ended up in the ER with injuries.
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Soon all the Friends are stomping the contest winner, who gives a pained smile and a crooked thumbs up.
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His community is a fascist one, and as a leader he succeeds by stomping on individuality and sowing fear.
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The church's clapping and stomping — survivals of gospel's African heritage — echo in the music she grew up to make.
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Their fight is off, and Cormier reflexively turns distraught, stomping his feet and holding his head in his heads.
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True to its title, the orchestra players sometimes had to buttress rhythms in the music by stomping their feet.
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I&aposve never tired of returning to my old stomping grounds at Disneyland every couple of years or so.
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But within the bare set, it was her solitary tenacity that drew the eye to her spiraling, stomping form.
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He's traded in much of the foot-stomping rock ragers for slower tunes that unfold at a blues pace.
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You can see Busch stomping over like he's on a mission, and that's when Logano's pit crew got involved.
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They don't notice the large, imposing-looking Thai man stomping around the background making sure everything is in order.
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In the three times I've seen them, everybody there has been more interested in arm waving than foot stomping.
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This song from Galactic, featuring Miss Charm Taylor, should have you bobbing your head if not stomping your feet.
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He let us in on his new daily grooming routine, and talked about his old late night stomping grounds.
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And that probably involves more than stomping our feet and wishing it was the day before "Independence Day" again.
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Coleman returns this weekend to Smoke, a familiar stomping ground, without Mabern for the first time since his passing.
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She understood Richardson's feelings of guilt, because she was the mental-health counsellor who had witnessed the stomping incident.
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The way the fight scenes were staged — with foot-stomping to represent the blows of the boxers — was phenomenal.
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Ms. Driscoll conducts group stomping and some call-and-response singing, but no one even has to stand up.
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The elevated adaptation kicked off a spirited debate on social media, with most commentators stomping on the new shoes.
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He tossed the towel that lay around his neck before stomping up the stairs and out of Tiny's house.
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With lively music playing, Harry starting stomping his foot and encouraging the boys to show off their dance moves.
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Groups like OutKast, who, in "Rosa Parks," there is a harmonica solo, there is hamboning and clapping with stomping.
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"Don't go stomping into your boss's office, threatening to leave unless you plan to back it up," he says.
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That would be Gaston (Luke Evans), a narcissistic cabbage-stomping former soldier and his adoring pal LeFou (Josh Gad).
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And one of the areas I've been chewing over goes back to my old stomping ground of economic geography.
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But she also abruptly finds out that there's a giant monster stomping around South Korea, mirroring every move she makes.
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But it does give Snap a chance to turn the prevailing narrative — that Facebook's ruthlessly stomping all over Snapchat — around.
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Models are stomping down the runway in looks that lend focus to their individual features, rather than the makeup itself.
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He goes to a different part of the Wellness Center and finds the old Homecoming stomping ground, but no Heidi.
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"Witnesses reported seeing Robinson stomping outside the clinic before going inside the clinic," Dickerson told the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.
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For many of us dealing with the chronic pain of migraines, navigating treatments can feel like stomping through a minefield.
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Former Beatle Paul McCartney paid a visit to his old stomping grounds this week, returning to the famed Abbey Road.
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During her trial, witnesses testified seeing Spriggs stomping on children's bare feet, dunking them in cold water and throwing them.
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Brie Bella then rushed over and continued the beatdown -- stomping her out and throwing her into the steel ring stairs.
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The band gave an energetic performance at the British capital's Roundhouse venue, with crowds stomping their feet and singing along.
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One side of the genre that's not changed particularly is the presence of foot-stomping rhythm games in arcades worldwide.
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Once the fighting began, the men would use their shillelaghs or other weapons before striking, wrestling, and stomping their opponents.
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Which is not say that cleaning up the sport requires gleefully stomping all over individuals who test positive for PEDs.
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" The remark strikes a resounding chord for anyone familiar with Mr. Murray's work, especially his landmark book, "Stomping the Blues.
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A police commander chastised two Shiite militiamen who were taking cellphone pictures of each other stomping on the corpse triumphantly.
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Prohibited acts include strikes to the spine, back of the head or throat; head butts; and stomping a grounded opponent.
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And if you throw in a rhythm, say the stomping of a foot or clapping, that draws in the cerebellum.
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The federal government should stop regulating and stomping on our economy and freedoms in the name of a discredited theory.
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Interestingly, the researchers found that neither the swinging motion nor the stomping motion alone were enough to untie the laces.
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Last time we saw Jon Snow, he was stomping off into the sunset after declaring that his watch was over.
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The march plodded on, stomping peacefully, chanting for black lives matter, water, muslim women, women's bodies, and the LGBTQ community.
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Herald-Sun cartoonist Mark Knight's image shows a monstrous, hulking depiction of Serena Williams stomping her racket into the ground.
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John says it's a song they collab'd with DJ Khaled for, and they filmed in Inglewood ... near Nipsey's stomping grounds.
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But "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" changed that, stomping glamorously all over those assumptions with its debut downtown in 1998.
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In "Tape for the Turn of the Year," there were moments when he debated stomping on his coil of paper.
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Too late for Santorum, Romney had sailed off the momentum and was already stomping to the Republican primary that year.
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We are constantly waiting for the other political foot to drop, while feeling like it is repeatedly stomping on us.
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The Losers' Club ultimately defeating IT by stomping IT while in its true spider-form, then killing all its eggs.
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Trust me when I say, even if you're not "into" racing, nothing beats a 1992 Honda Civic stomping a Lamborghini.
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Some seemed mostly interested in creating moments for the Fox News opinion shows that are their regular evening stomping ground.
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Although some of them came from India's hinterlands, the cosmopolitan city of Bombay (now Mumbai) became their common stomping ground.
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Today we're premiering the track's video, which was shot on Dave's aunt's block in North Philly, Beanie Sigel's stomping grounds.
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We're so caught up in the happenings of our 49-square-mile stomping grounds that we even named our omnipresent fog.
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The scammer will also be banned from offering any tech support services in the future, effectively stomping out his two businesses.
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Finally, one afternoon, the dinosaurs came in with a troupe of performers dressed in army garb playing saxophones and stomping around.
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Nintendo's signature superhero has ditched his red overalls and headed to the beach for a little Koopa-stomping in the sun.
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I'm a grown-up, but surgery, sadness, and immobility had me acting like a child: stomping my feet like Veruca Salt.
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A woman in Florida was arrested by Miami Beach Police after she was witnessed allegedly "stomping" on a sea turtle nest.
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Our seating people, that's part of their job, to make sure we don't have somebody stomping out when they sit down.
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A surveillance video released by CAIR showed a man punching, kicking and stomping the youth as he lay in the street.
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The cartoon -- drawn by Mark Knight (editorial cartoonist for the Herald Sun newspaper) -- shows the tennis superstar stomping on her racket.
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The video appears to show Lankford repeatedly punching a student, throwing her on the ground, and even stomping on her head.
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Sakuraba never succeeded in two-footed head stomping anyone because it's almost impossible to do with the guard in the way.
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As I walked up, the gate slammed open, and Donald Duck came stomping through, followed by Minnie and several other characters.
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We weren't far into stomping through the bush when we got our feet wet stepping across rivulets of icy clear water.
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Foot treading, stomping grapes by foot to extract the juice, is at the heart of the making of authentic port wine.
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The Sorel Joan of Arctic Boots are absolutely perfect for stomping through snow banks and tackling intense winter conditions in style.
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He was arrested in March, accused of slapping a phone out of a fan's hand, stomping on it, then walking away.
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This he fails signally to do, and riot police end up stomping into the library, shields and batons at the ready.
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To help, they might read this article about a New York City walking tour of "Hamilton's old stomping grounds" for examples.
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It is the stomping ground of academics and potheads, hustlers and innocents, dissidents and wing-tipped businessmen, poets and folk singers.
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A pixelated Bernie Sanders soars through the air, stomping on the head of a turtle with the face of Mitch McConell.
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I'd be laid up later that night, but for those 180 seconds I was stomping around a body that still worked.
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So when this 9-year-old's cousin started stomping his feet and holding his throat, Timothy knew just what to do.
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Lights flashed red; the air smelled like beer; and the models came stomping out as if they were ready to rumble.
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One of the many horrendous effects of climate change is that it is stomping all over this terrible and necessary pattern.
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Adams said "without a doubt" that his onetime host would be looking to make a statement on his old stomping ground.
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And off they go, stomping their feet, swinging their arms high in the air, a permanent smile plastered on their faces.
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It features 15 photographic prints by Hall, many of them strikingly composed images of Kafka's stomping grounds in and around Prague.
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I also have a hunch that I just like having a Walking Dead series set in my southern California stomping grounds.
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Unpleasantness ensued at international sports encounters, with Greek delegations frequently taking umbrage and stomping out when Macedonian teams were not labeled FYROM.
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Her first week of high school, she was stomping down New York Fashion Week runways for Calvin Klein and other major brands.
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From the magnet came a small boom like the sound of a foot stomping, said engineer Jérôme Béard—but thankfully, no explosion.
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Ildephones was allegedly throwing items from inside the apartment off the porch and stomping on broken glass when officers arrived, police said.
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Average suburbanite young men, ignorant of the rich history they were stomping all over, entered en masse to the world of dance.
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Holland also showcased more scarf designs at his fall/winter '18 show, paired with lace-up stomping boots and ditsy floral dresses.
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Today's downtime allowed the pair to check out LC's old stomping grounds, but they're actually in the area for a photo shoot.
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The mobile "game" I downloaded to test out this entry resulted in dinosaurs stomping around my workspace and doing not much else.
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At least Jimmy remains a stone's throw away from the organized-crime underworld that'll eventually become Walt's stomping ground and Saul's downfall.
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In the show, he is a stomping goat with horns who often appears via possession or creepily in the background of shots.
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At the very least, it's facilitated a secret feature that lets iPhone users pretend they're giant monsters stomping through a tiny city.
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That's how I was able to bring money to live in France for a semester," she explained about her "old stomping grounds.
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A California man allegedly killed his mother by pushing her out the window and stomping on her following an argument, PEOPLE confirms.
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Performed against a sparse set reflecting the Shaker ethos of cleanliness and simplicity, Ms. Clarke's stomping, slashing movement hints at turbulence within.
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As fun as it is to see our old stomping grounds, it didn't exactly make the timeline any easier to figure out.
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Trump talks about migration as if a government can simply stop people from leaving just by stomping its foot and saying no.
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That particular statement comes off unbelievably snooty, but the Crown Estate had its reasons for preventing Stormtroopers from stomping through its grounds.
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As we previously reported, McGregor went after Abdirzak around 5:21 AM -- snatching the guy's phone and then stomping it multiple times.
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But it's uncomfortable that he has to call her a "mean" woman who's "stomping around" in order to get his point across.
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"A lot of stuff culturally has been cleaned up," he says with a bittersweet sense of lament for his old stomping grounds.
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Yet they keep going — like Cage through the gathering storm of whistling, chanting, hooting and stomping — immersed in discovering what comes next.
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Now his dad is making policy on the spot for Iranian state TV and stomping all over a very tense international crisis.
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In an instant, fans rose in unison and the ballpark's atmosphere was transformed from funerary to a foot-stomping, hand-clapping fiesta.
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Swaggy (who plays for the Warriors) is in town to play the Lakers -- and stopped by his old stomping grounds for dinner.
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For instance this student's traditional Chun-oplata into stomping bears incredible similarities to movements found in a Native American ground fighting form.
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Trap Them's music sounds bloody, beaten down and grimly compelling, stomping up and down the scale between death metal and hardcore punk.
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And because of this, a weird thing happened: they started to get popular in their stomping grounds of North Carolina and Georgia.
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They thought they were strong enough, so they kept hitting it on the ground, and pulling on it, and stomping on it.
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One video appears to show Lankford, 32, repeatedly hitting the student before throwing her onto the ground and stomping on her head.
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CARAMANICA Perhaps it was inevitable that country would connect with electronic dance music; they share major chords and a foot-stomping beat.
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This is a piece about tyrannosaurs, the undefeated bosses of the Cretaceous Period, stomping and chomping their way across earth's northern supercontinent.
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"That's a way to race to the bottom," said Kelsey Kleiman, who, with her husband, Dennis, runs Stomping Ground Photo, in Brooklyn.
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"I use skating as stress relief," he added, the collective stomping from his group sounding like the rhythm of a step team.
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The McMahon family, always stomping into the next phrase of the business of pugilism, was not yet at apex of their might.
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On your way to the beach, stop by Le Sirenuse, Steinbeck's stomping ground, for a meal or a drink by the pool.
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It's the rest of the world I'm more concerned about, because it may look very different very quickly with Trump stomping around.
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He paced back and forth, waving his arms, stomping his feet, twisting out his cigarette butts, making threatening gestures and monstrously screaming.
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Rather than resenting weeds, there's something surprisingly satisfying about stomping down on the pedal and easily pulling them out of the ground.
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They make their own music with skidding and stomping feet, though the composer Raphael Xavier offers the occasional blast of electronic sound.
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Last winter, NYFW show-goers watched in awe as Vaquera sent stomping models (Walter Pearce, in particular) down a debris-covered catwalk.
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We're told this was shot in Victoria's stomping grounds of Virginia Beach ... which means she was one of the last 4 girls.
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He heard singing; the stomping of little feet, like a pack of ponies; loud scenes initiated by complaining tenants from lower floors.
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Atlanta's recent growth spurt in major industries, from film and TV production to tech, has made it a stomping ground for geeks.
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That same month, a woman was arrested in Miami Beach after she was seen stomping on a sea turtle nest, police said.
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I hated it so much I left the city, and now all these years later I was back stomping the sidewalks once again.
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From family wineries to labels that might be straight up fictitious, we've found 10 celebrities who've tried their hands at stomping grapes. Cheers!
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It's also a fun trip to watch the crimson-lipped McGowan spit creative insults while chain smoking and stomping around in combat boots.
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The East Side directly borders the Gastown District, home to many of the city's hottest restaurants and bars—and Brand's previous stomping grounds.
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You'll be able to hear more of the detail in your favorite shreddy guitar solos, without that extra bass stomping all over them.
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But that's not the only difference—it's slow, for one, as though the Doomguy is wading through mud rather than stomping on concrete.
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Viewers will see a wide variety of styles, including hip-hop, krumping, popping, locking, tap, ballet, break dancing, ballroom, clogging, stomping and more.
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And he is concerned about the existential threat posed by Instagram and Facebook, which infamously have no qualms about stomping on the competition.
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"I texted his fiancée and I was like, 'This is your family's stomping ground," the 37-year-old actress and director said Thursday.
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Jughead, with new intel from Smithers, tells FP that the master plan has something to do with Shank Shaw, FP's old stomping grounds.
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And the mere fact that this is so obvious means the stomping doesn't actually need to come from the West Wing at all.
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Playing Super Mario, for instance, it learns to exploit a bug in the game, stomping on enemy Goombas even when floating below them.
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The strip club which served as Tony Soprano's stomping ground in The Sopranos' has been closed as part of a six year investigation.
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The model just revealed the one place she wants to visit in between stomping the runways in New York City this Fashion Week.
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After that, it was turkey time in Queens, with Nicki dishing out Thanksgiving meals to tons of peeps in her old stomping grounds.
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We were in Times Square, and there was a line of riot cops walking in unison, stomping their boots, and grunting towards us.
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I get those feelings too, but they don't start and stop at a roommate stomping around to "Eight Minute Abs" in his bedroom.
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The Supreme Court said the company appeared to be sacrificing immediate profits in hopes of stomping out a competitor in the long run.
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The custom weaves together music, poetic verse and foot percussion — petticoated dancers in swoopy skirts elaborately stomping out rhythms on a wooden platform.
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Here it is ... footage showing Conor McGregor stomping out a cell phone in front of the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami -- and it's LOUD.
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"Oh, Joseph is actually your real name?" she asks, taking the last drag from a hand-rolled cigarette and then stomping it out.
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Grumpy's is famous for being the stomping grounds for local literary giants like Nick Auf Der Maur and Mordecai Richler in the 80s.
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The surveyed neighbourhoods included the stomping grounds of the Toronto police's notoriously brutal TAVIS unit, which has faced internal calls to be disbanded.
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A restless spirit stomping the sprawling, unfinished attic, full of cobwebs and accessible only through a steep, unlit staircase with a trap door.
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The Globes had long been the stomping grounds of disgraced mogul Weinstein, whose downfall precipitated allegations against James Toback, Spacey and many others.
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Then, one by one, each of them took a turn in the center, busting moves for his or her clapping, hooting, stomping peers.
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Ms. Mai is a controlled, soft singer, and she uses the beat as a beacon, following it faithfully and never stomping on it.
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"I Love You, America" marries a long-running interest in scatological humor and stomping on taboos with a new, more politically conscious voice.
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She referenced another modified Jewish tradition: stomping on a glass (typically wrapped in cloth), after the couple's first kiss as husband and wife.
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Their stomping ground, Ryme City, incorporates elements of London, Tokyo and New York but makes them all look like their theme-park equivalents.
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Banning flavors is a great step in stomping down on the tobacco industry's predatory and discriminatory tactics of targeting youth and minority groups.
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They ran through their fight scenes, stomping and kicking and smacking at half speed, as if they were in a Three Stooges routine.
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Though I didn't notice the battery overheat, I did discover that stomping the throttle in Ludicrous acceleration mode definitely zapped its battery range.
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An airport hangar outside Paris shook with cheers, toasts and foot-stomping in December as diplomats ushered a landmark climate agreement into existence.
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Twitter wasn't boldly stepping into new territory; it was stomping into an existing field with a lot of noise and very little detail.
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"I'll be in the wine cellar," Brett says stomping into the house as I watch the unbridled mares chase ghosts behind the pyre.
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What a debacle President Trump's shutdown proved to be — what a toddler's pageant of foot-stomping and incompetence, of vainglory and self-defeat.
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In mid-January of this year, looking for some cold and snow, I took a field trip back to my Adirondack stomping grounds.
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Bands with sounds rooted in Americana often pursue crossover appeal with big, stomping anthems (see Mumford & Sons, the Avett Brothers, the Lumineers, etc.).
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The motion to adjourn amounts to little more than Democrats stomping their feet and keeping Republicans on the House floor a bit longer.
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Their running backs broke long gains, their receivers made sticky-fingered Spiderman catches, and their defenders were like Visigoths stomping through the Seahawk gates.
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They spent the last week in London getting to know Anstead's "old stomping grounds," visiting the Queen and cuddling up outside of their hotel.
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A 22-year-old Chicago man was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly beating and stomping a 21-month-old baby to death, PEOPLE confirms.
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Just kidding, that's Manchester's Proto Idiot, who are a brilliant, stupid, stomping garage rock three piece featuring members of certified punk sensations The Hipshakes.
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With the gunman subdued, more hostages got in on the action ... stomping, kicking and absolutely pummeling the man as he squirms on the floor.
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THE ALL BLACKS, New Zealand's international rugby union team, borrow a Maori pre-combat ritual when stomping out their famous haka before each game.
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In the 10-second video, a small being is seen stomping through Gomez's driveway before stopping to do what looks like a chicken dance.
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Amanda decides to lay down the law on Zach by stomping her feet and telling him that his friends suck and hers are better.
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The kitchen was my dad's domain usually and if he was stomping around in there, it was wise you find somewhere else to be.
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The impressions were all found in the same sediment layer, which indicated to the team that the sauropods and theropods shared the stomping ground.
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Gigi Hadid confirmed that she'll be strapping on a pair of wings and stomping down the runway at this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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Gilles Brinas, the company's founder and choreographer, provides rousing synchronized stomping routines for the dozen virile dancers, supported by the thunder of live drumming.
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"I thought she was going to die," Arcadia neighbor Tammy Raycraft told KCAL/KCBS, adding that she saw the man stomping on the woman.
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" Lt. DiNoto believes the suspects are local teenagers who are familiar with the culvert and its surrounding wooded area, calling it their "stomping ground.
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Known around the world as the stomping grounds for movie stars and pop icons, Los Angeles isn't exactly known for being an affordable city.
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But Freeman allegedly grabbed her from behind and threw her to the ground before kicking and stomping on her neck, according to the complaint.
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The tight controls give you a handle on everything Mario is doing, whether that's jumping across a ledge or stomping on a bad guy.
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The reality stars popped by the famous cartoon character's stomping grounds before hitting up a stand selling treats like matcha cheesecake and Harajuku crepes.
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Meanwhile, all of the stomping is set to "That's My Girl" — with the song title appearing on screen, in rose petals, at the end.
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Chimpanzees face exploitation by humans, whether through deforestation or traffickers, but Ngamba's semi-tropical rainforest has become a happy stomping ground for the primate.
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We've seen this in countless YouTube videos of the company's robots stomping its way across countrysides, opening doors, and traversing up and down stairways.
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The singer also re-tweeted Clinton on Super Tuesday, writing "I'm not just standing...I'm walking, running, stomping, marching with this #strongLEADER...#womanPOWER." will.i.
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It is better to be a city-stomping monster and to know oneself than to be walked all over in a sad old story.
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Instead, she is reduced to stomping her feet on CNN, asserting her dominance in a contest that has left her looking anything but dominant.
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The Daily Shoe Nicolas Ghesquière finished off the last day of Paris Fashion Week with models powerfully stomping in these amped-up, utilitarian boots.
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There was stomping, shouting, and a set, heavy on disco and funk, from DJ Mel of Austin, who also played Obama's 2013 inaugural ball.
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There's not a giant mech to walk around in, stomping on the endless parade of Nazis trying to put you back in a cage.
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In the most recent episode of HBO's Girls, viewers got to see Shoshanna get away from the show's Brooklyn stomping grounds — very far away.
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I'd first found it stomping down a trail in the lowest depths of the woods, frightening away other, smaller creatures with its heavy strides.
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Located about 80 miles south of Shkreli's stomping ground in Manhattan, Fort Dix is a sprawling facility situated on a fully operational military base.
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Each night, the loudest applause (complete with floor stomping) has gone to the conductor Kirill Petrenko, whose "Ring" has been nothing short of phenomenal.
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Stomping Ground's photos — lots of bright colors and kids jumping in the air — could be promotional material for a new NBC prime-time comedy.
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It is not a work to be punctuated with rowdy cheers and foot-stomping ovations, despite the uncanny virtuosity of Mr. Yazbek's benchmark score.
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His evening phone call that kept me stomping my feet to keep warm was related to a patient, but that's all he'd tell me.
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Though there are some spectacularly destructive city-stomping scenes, the film focuses on the repercussions of a government slow to act during a disaster.
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J.C. A stomping fury swarms up beneath Sofía Rei's voice on her version of "Arriba Quemando el Sol," a populist anthem by Violeta Parra.
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Yes, the stomping piano riff and the Elton John-esque "lalalalalalalas" that comprise half of the chorus are slightly ridiculous — but it's purely intentional.
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Stomping down the runway, Lopez wore an updated version of the iconic, barely-there green tropical dress she wore to the Grammys in 20.
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Whether she's stomping on car roofs or laying down moves on the dance floor, we're more than happy to go along for the ride.
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Having a father that was in the union, the song "Outlaws" is about my old stomping ground and what that means to me now.
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Geesaman says the bear eventually took off for the woods after he began stomping and clapping loudly to scare the animal away from the veranda.
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Hometowns collectively reflects MacLean's own artistic 'hometown' of sorts, built of childhood stomping-grounds and populated by the influences of those artists he most admires.
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He's stomping around a rented Airbnb in the middle of Los Angeles wearing four heavy diamond chains, two diamond bracelets with spikes, and two watches.
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The history of Kickstarter-funded games is long and full of failed projects, ranging from Neal Stephenson's Clang or the dinosaur survival game Stomping Land.
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Just as Winston Smith derives pleasure from crafting "delicate pieces of forgery," Americans in the 2020s should find gratification in identifying and stomping out fakeries.
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So you're either an isolationist guy, or you're an elephant roaming the field stomping on every mouse that scares you, and Bolton is the latter.
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Quickly taking the title of L.A.'s trendiest new hair spot, it was the perfect stomping ground for a crash course on the new cut.
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Susan left the girls with her friend to wade back through the flood waters for her husband, stomping through flowerbeds to stay on higher ground.
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Last year, the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians matchup garnered 23.6 million viewers, stomping Sunday's NFL game between the Cowboys and Eagles by 32 percent.
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Iverson, exaggerating his movements like an ogre, looked down at Lue then took two stomping steps right over his prone body before jogging back downcourt.
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Stomping over ready to yank somebody's hair out is only going to make the entire situation worse, and make you look like a possessive child.
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That said, the Celtics can sell him on two very important advantages: stomping through the East, and being the best player he can possibly be.
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As shared yesterday on social media, the weekender returns August 5–6 to its most recent stomping grounds at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana.
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Stabbing them in the skull, evaporating them with lasers, and stomping on them like a way-too-real version of Mario jumping on a goomba.
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In the past, the Biennial has been a political stomping ground for artists, and simultaneously artists and activists in disagreement with curatorial and artistic decisions.
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Jeff Sessions hearing Attorney General Jeff Sessions was back in his old stomping grounds when he strolled into the Senate intelligence committee hearing to testify.
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Facebook really is facing challenges here: It's playing a sort of Whack-a-Mole game with identifying and stomping out nefarious activity on its platform.
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Yep, during a quick break from stomping down the runway, Bella Hadid decided to gain a little more altitude and jump out of a plane.
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Vogue's fashion director, Lucinda Chambers, styled the clothes, which include pieces from Alexachung and other lines on location in Central London, Chung's native stomping grounds.
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Her new single, "He Is The Voice I Hear," is a 10+ minute disco-inflected excursion with a dramatic intro, stomping beat, and infectious bassline.
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And here is that conduct, which was basically Mings stomping on Zlatan's head: And here is Ibrahimovic retaliating with an elbow soon after: Boys, boys.
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Nothing that is, other than stomping the heavy foot of government on the throat of an American citizen to instill the fear of the gulag.
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An emaciated and hungry polar bear was seen in an industrial Siberian city, hundreds of miles away from its normal stomping grounds, CBS News reports.
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Mr. Comstock often performs with his wife, the singer Barbara Fasano, but he is solo at Pangea, his new stomping ground in the East Village.
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"Watch the burrow!" called Miel Corbett, a Fish and Wildlife Services spokeswoman, as a visitor narrowly avoided stomping the underground home of the bonin petrel.
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It seems the injury was suffered in the opening moments of his match with Orton on 'Smackdown Live' -- when Orton was stomping Ali's face in.
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After devoting hours of stomping (and the occasional hand-slap move) to beat this level, Jayce finally finished it on Friday in about 7 minutes.
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According to the UFC president, the company's top brass and McGregor's head coach tried to get the Irishman to return to his featherweight stomping ground.
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I'm a few miles east of Lake Okeechobee, stomping through a muddy construction site with a pair of US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) staffers.
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The Rams have returned to L.A. after stomping the Cardinals in London ... and as you'd expect, head coach Sean McVay was in a GREAT mood!
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Say what you will about festival fashion, but the grassy walkways of Coachella, Electric Daisy, Panorama et al are now bona fide fashion stomping grounds.
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I've seen my mother have a four-hour stomping fit, slamming doors and going nonverbal, because she simply didn't want to attend a family dinner.
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Despite the religious element, one would never mistake this for a dirge, and their sound has been known to get the crowds in Shibuya stomping.
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I watched the group that ranged to the left, wading through the crowd, stomping on blankets, kicking over boxes, homing in on a small campfire.
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Fenriz says he was ultimately hoping to make "slow heavy metal," and as we hear on the stomping, swaggering "Tundra Leech," job's a good 'un.
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Television cameras and social media accounts showed officers stomping on voters with their boots, pounding them with truncheons and dragging them out of polling places.
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Also in June, a woman in Florida was arrested by Miami Beach police officers after she was witnessed allegedly "stomping" on a sea turtle nest.
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They'll tell you their foreboding "predictions" of lethal resistance are really about preserving the means to protect the republic against an overweening, rights-stomping state.
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The hotel says he's been wandering in from time to time since 2013, spending days napping in the shade and stomping through the resort's walkways.
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No such luck; we leave "Homeland" with an administration that's decimating its intelligence community, stomping upon legal precedent, conducting a witch hunt in government agencies.
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The ancient preservation process includes soaking them in an icy stream, stomping them by foot to remove the skins and drying them in the sun.
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The event was held over the weekend in Watts, California, which you ordinarily wouldn't think of as a stomping ground for ether of the superstars.
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BEIJING — It took all of five minutes for Wang Lei, a gruff veteran of the People's Liberation Army, to start humming and stomping his feet.
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Vaquera's Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan and Bryn Taubensee sent their models theatrically stomping through a maze of seating across a floor scattered with dried leaves.
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Last October, footage emerged of a Hartford police officer stomping on the head of a handcuffed Latino man — an incident that had occurred months earlier.
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The exhibition recalled the Syrian regime prison of Saydnaya, which involved the sounds of stomping feet and a body being beaten with a Pepsi bottle.
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Step 2: Wearing plastic bags on their feet, the Si Fu knead the dough by stomping on it until all the air is squeezed out.
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Fellow detainees reported that they had seen the guards kicking him in the chest, beating him with bamboo poles, and stomping on him with their boots.
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Harris told police that Armstrong threw the first punch, according to the report, and then Harris hit Armstrong repeatedly, stomping and kicking him on the ground.
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By the end of the conversation, Jax was screeching at the top of his lungs at his girlfriend to "SHUT UP" and stomping around the street.
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In San Francisco, in 1974, he was stomping through the crowd when a fan yanked his briefs down and appeared to perform oral sex on him.
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Of course, Winslow played his whole career with the Heat before getting shipped off to Elvis' old stomping grounds as part of the Andre Iguodala deal.
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THR traveled to Weinstein's old stomping grounds in New York (Queens and, later, Buffalo) and talked with nearly a dozen of his former friends and acquaintances.
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The company set up shop in Nokia's old stomping ground of Salo, Finland, hiring some of the phone giant's engineers in the wake of its implosion.
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Witness the foot-stomping standing ovation the president received Tuesday night at the annual Campaign for Life gala of the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List.
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There are many reasons to move to Toronto, from the food scene (poutine for life) to the fact that the city is Drake's former stomping grounds.
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From May 23 to 26, Hot Luck Festival is four days of foot-stomping beats, all the meat you can eat, and backyard block party vibes.
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By creating clever GIFs and Photoshopped artwork of women stomping out oppressors and enjoying themselves publicly without judgement, she's sneaking her ideals into the public mindset.
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Yahoo was once great and mighty and exceptionally useful, but then it stagnated, ran out of fresh ideas, and spent years stomping on the same ground.
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"Cleopatra" (Dualtone) The Lumineers were never entirely the smiley, foot-stomping folkies they seemed to be on "Ho Hey," their inescapable Top 10 hit in 2012.
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"Who is stomping all over the values we hold dear as Americans, the values, the freedoms that American heroes have fought and died for?" he asked.
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The B.R.U.T.E. can crush players and destroy buildings simply by stomping through them, and its boosters give it tons of mobility compared to players on foot.
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Investigators told the AP that the suspects entered the tavern and attempted to take over the DJ's equipment before beating him up and stomping on him.
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And the #Resistance just may have to cease stomping its feet, screaming "Look, squirrel!" and finally take its fingers out of its ears on this one.
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ONDCP became a stomping ground for Trump devotees who were given senior level jobs at the agency despite having no experience working with drug policy issues.
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When you listen to "Keeps Gettin' Better," the electro-stomping title track from Aguilera's 2008 greatest hits compilation, it's hard not to agree with their assessments.
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Each one lifts their team in a unique way that reflects the value of their respective skill-set, while simultaneously stomping all over their opponent's spirit.
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In 2012, the Second District Court of Appeal rejected an officer's use of the law to avoid trial for stomping on a 63-year-old man.
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Women who lack the time or inclination to bake at home and who bring packaged cookies (gasp!) are seen as stomping on a Great American Tradition.
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Rare Jack Nicholson sighting at Staples Center on Tuesday -- where the Hollywood legend returned to his old stomping grounds to watch the Lakers crush the Knicks.
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"Our pygmy hippo Nicky had fun stomping on and chomping her way through her own spooky squashes," ZSL London Zoo's Animal Operations Manager Angela Ryan said.
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"[m]e pulling up to Tiffany's house and stomping on her ass bc she deprived my baby lizzo of her food," wrote one fan on Twitter.
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Kwik also advised "stomping" on your ANTs, or Automatic Negative Thoughts — a phrase originally coined in the early '90s by celebrity doctor and author Daniel Amen.
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This stomping track opens with a typically biting but melodic guitar solo from Elliot Easton, who propels it through an action-packed, under-three-minute length.
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Kevin Love has been noticeably unhappy this season, most recently expressing his displeasure by angrily stomping through a set and whipping the ball at a teammate.
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After Mr. Hollins is lying on the pavement, the video shows Officer McDonald running up and, without pausing, stomping or kicking Mr. Hollins in the head.
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The Chinese artist takes us on a walk through Tompkins Square Park, his old stomping ground in New York, in one of our recent 360 videos.
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Breaking the Glass The couple decided, as a gesture of inclusivity, to task Ms. Gottfried with stomping on the wineglass, traditionally a task for the groom.
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Breaking the Glass The couple decided, as a gesture of inclusivity, to task Ms. Gottfried with stomping on the wineglass, traditionally a task for the groom.
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There was one guy waiting for me, he sucker punched me and he started screaming out these words to signal the group to start stomping me.
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In the new book, they attend a punk reunion show taking place in their hometown and former stomping grounds, the fictional Huerta, outside of Los Angeles.
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A sartorial stomping ground for self-expression — free from the constraints of the daily grind — the concert circuit today never fails to spark forward-thinking spring trends.
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It's not correct to call Rizin's brand of MMA harmless fun since men and women are occasionally stomping on each other's heads and, you know, causing harm.
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And, of course, Sonos is somewhere in the back of the room stomping its feet, since it launched a smart speaker just hours before the Google event.
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They jeered at the peer educators stomping through Sonagachi—India's largest red light district, tucked away in the city's northern slums—trying to advocate for HIV prevention.
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The man imagined work crews stomping up and down the corridor at all hours while he tried to sleep, and he wondered if he would hear them.
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Warped Tour is over for good and I am bummed about it, even though my days of stomping around the grounds of some amphitheater are long gone.
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The global president Location: The McKinley Birthplace Museum, Niles Just outside of Youngstown, 140 miles Northeast of Harding's stomping ground, is the birthplace of President William McKinley.
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After years of incessant nagging, foot-stomping, breath-holding, pleading, and outright threats, our makeup prayers have finally been answered: There is now a Naked Matte palette.
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And when the whole ensemble gets cranking in a crackling, stomping showstopper like "This is Me," you kind of just have to give up and give in.
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Not only has social media been a place for candidates to establish themselves, it's also proven to be a popular stomping ground for Democratic spouses this cycle.
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That said, I do frequently dream of a giant, naked woman stomping around a city, who I eventually climb and roll around on and lick and stuff.
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Filthy Gorgeous Camden Town, the 72-page visual archive dials its focus in on Camden's eccentrics, it being, among other things, the stomping grounds of Amy Winehouse.
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As fighters lost their weapons, they would then move to their wrestling, attempting to throw each other to the ground so that the final stomping could commence.
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Jackson led the Cardinals (3-0, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) to a 63-20 stomping of Florida State (2-1, 0-63) with another superb performance.
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Bongbong Marcos returned from Hawaii in 1991 and rebuilt the family's political base in its stomping grounds of Ilocos Norte province, serving as governor, congressman and senator.
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Born into a musical family in 1952, his foot-stomping music has been described as a mixture of Zimbabwean pop style "jit" and South African township pop.
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Stomping across lush shrubbery and glowing neon environments, a herd of animals populates an immersive digital wall installation designed by teamLab for the Tokyo gaming company DMM.com.
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So he's stomping around and the dog barks and he tells it to shut up and he opens the door and you hear this diesel engine revving.
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Black Rock is a well-worn stomping ground for amateur rocketry due to its expansive, barren lake bed that lacks any signs of life or flammable materials.
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Samsung celebrated the 10th anniversary of its flagship phone line by launching its latest device on Apple's sometimes-stomping grounds at San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Center.
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YSL is a band of brothers hailing from the same stomping grounds where Young Thug found his sea legs as a young soldier in the same infantry.
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There were plaintive ballads sung in the traditional sean-nós style; there were flutes and fiddles; and, naturally, there was plenty of percussive stomping and intricate footwork.
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Britain's Big Squeeze NORTHAMPTON, England — It was a seething, stomping protest in this ordinarily genteel medieval town: Throngs of residents, whistling and booing, swarmed the county hall.
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Women who don't have the time or inclination to bake at home and who bring packaged cookies (gasp) are seen as stomping on a Great American Tradition.
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"You should watch the HBO film before the documentary," said Rob Younkers, 39, a fashion designer, stomping his feet in the cold and rubbing gloved hands together.
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The former Florida governor is looking to drown John Kasich with Obamacare and is stomping on an already wounded Marco Rubio over his readiness to be president.
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Mr. Holmes's dog, Josephine, has a knack for leaping into the air and snagging the bugs with her teeth before spitting them out and stomping on them.
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Now there are piercing, Stravinskian melodies for solo violin (accompanied by piano), now stomping orchestral tangos (gutsy Russian ones, like those in Shostakovich's ballet "The Golden Age").
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A year earlier, after George Mallinckrodt had heard about the guards stomping on the inmate, he had consulted the Web site of the Florida Department of Corrections.
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In 2007, during one of several stints in prison, the rapper Gucci Mane gained popularity with coastal club crowds, miles away from his East Atlanta stomping ground.
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They promptly picked up guitars and other instruments, and, within moments, they were stomping and bouncing and raising their voices in song, giddily summoning the rock gods.
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He creates a shockwave by stomping his superpowered legs, and then kicks and punches his way through the armed soldiers who are trying to take him out.
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Jeff Ross, Michelle Wolf and other surprise performers will take the stage at Irving Plaza near Union Square Park, not far from Mr. Che's former stomping grounds.
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She would figure out what had happened when Melkhiresa (the demon that had possessed her) had attempted to turn New York City into her own stomping grounds.
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There is some small hope, however, that Thailand's officials may imitate China in stomping out illegal e-waste scrapyards before they spread even more disease and criminality.
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The Philly PD says the fight was over "the ownership of a bottle of champagne" -- with the suspects allegedly punching, kicking and stomping the victims multiple times.
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He says 20 minutes later, when he was ready to leave, another guy punched him in the back of the head and Puryear joined in, stomping Temple.
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Conor had been arrested in Miami on Monday for allegedly stealing a cell phone from a man outside of the Fontainebleau hotel and then stomping on it.
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It was the NFL against the AFL, and the game was played back in Garrett's old stomping ground: the Trojans' home field at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Jose Garcia Alvarez, 40, was arrested after he was captured on video ramming, jumping and stomping on top of another car while allegedly under the influence of narcotics.
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Even the relatively straightforward glitterball strut of "BB" comes with a gritty edge, like a light-up dancefloor cracked into shards by the stomping of countless platform shoes.
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But after hunters, acting on government orders in 2009, shot Pepe, one of Escobar's original hippos, because he was stomping on crops, animal-rights activists sued the government.
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Video of the disturbing attack near Dupont Circle shows a large group of young male and female teens punching and stomping on a man before fleeing the scene.
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He has been involved in other hate crimes prosecutions, including that of an Iowa man convicted of stomping and kicking a Black man in a racially targeted attack.
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EIGHT storeys above downtown Los Angeles, Sean Malinowski, deputy chief of the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), focuses intently on a computer map of his old stomping ground.
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Among those named in the speech in the southern city of Davao -- once Duterte's mayoral stomping ground -- were government officials, members of the judiciary, congressmen and police officials.
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The whirlybird floated past and Bo imagined himself springing at it, seizing one of its trailing limbs, smashing it against the floor, and stomping until it cracked open.
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Scroll through, and witness a truly bewildering body of work: Garfield merging consciousnesses with Jon; Garfield hacking Jon's memories; Garfield stomping through a leveled metropolis, admiring his work.
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Tennis, the athletic medium and stomping ground for the Sisters Williams and Roger Federer, is a sport of silence, punctuated by the occasional grunt or sigh of anguish.
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During their press run for Dear Science, their interviews took on a foreboding tone, signaling that whatever was special about their old stomping grounds was being squeezed out.
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"Zootopia" continues to run wild over its rivals in its third weekend in theaters, stomping all over the launch of "Allegiant," the third film in the "Divergent" series.
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Calling out SBG Fighters, in SBG 'Pretty Boy' was the first up at Tuesday's open workouts, which were held at his opponent James Gallagher's stomping ground, SBG Concorde.
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The gravely stomping kick drum at the center of the stereo field is flanked by flapping, vaguely acidic synths, which come together to deliver the song's anxious velocity.
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Gloria's realization that she is stomping mindlessly on hundreds of innocent Korean citizens while drunk comes packaged as a kind of wincing what did I do last night?
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The script for J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Cursed Child came out in bookstores earlier this week, and it's a welcome return to familiar magical stomping grounds.
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Just check out Boston Dynamics' latest Atlas robot, for example — it manages to navigate some tricky terrain, but it's still stomping about like a toddler in a puddle.
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It was less show and more sport, and it was interesting to see some of the big names from the Emerald Isle back in their old stomping ground.
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To achieve our shared goal of stomping out unfair trade, we must open access to markets and prevent unnecessary price hikes that burden American businesses and consumers alike.
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Most heavy-duty winter boots make you feel like a giant stomping around, but these Wildcat Boots felt more like a tough pair of hiking or work boots.
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Putin is "upset and is stomping his feet," Navalny said, after the pro-Putin Russia party lost 30% of its seats in the Moscow city assembly last Sunday.
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Defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth, then with the Tennessee Titans, was suspended five games for stomping on the head of Andre Gurode, then a center for the Dallas Cowboys.
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Expect to hear cuts from the group's self-titled album, released in June, which features the romping, stomping "Birds & Bees" as well as a rubbery, Pixies-inspired track.
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The Daily Shoe And just like that, Nicolas Ghesquière finished off the last day of Paris Fashion Week with models powerfully stomping in these amped-up, utilitarian boots.
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Once the stomping ground of Canadian literary heroes like Nick Auf Der Maur and Mordechai Richler, it has evolved into a haunt for musicians, intellectuals, and degenerates alike.
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French Montana purportedly paired up with the brand, as well (he also recently donated 100 pairs of Reeboks to kids in his former stomping grounds in The Bronx).
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Not far from the Dickies' San Fernando stomping grounds, an unknown punk band in Manhattan Beach was practicing material that would wind up on their 1979 debut record.
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Apparently dinosaurs made the trip too, because they also have cages onboard, even though scientific evidence places them stomping around on Earth 65 million years ago or whatever.
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In "What You Do to Me," anger seesaws with lust — "Make me love and hate you at the same time" — pitting a low synthesizer against a stomping beat.
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This stomping self-righteousness and dreamy ambition are comic and somehow enchanting — not just to Harlan (Dan Tracy), who's a little smitten with her, but to us, too.
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If you're going to be stomping around in a place with a heavy footprint, then you should understand the place and the people you may be stepping on.
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By a tinpot demagogue stomping on checks and balances he can't even fathom or a shadowy authoritarian expertly and quietly dismantling checks and balances he knows are sacred?
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A few tried to set a Confederate battle flag ablaze, but it would not catch fire, and they had to settle for pulling it apart and stomping it.
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The cartoonist, Mark Knight, defended the image of Williams stomping on her racket with her pony tail standing upright, her features exaggerated so she looked like a monster.
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It is no accident that CPAC has become a stomping ground for those with presidential ambitions: Many believe the confab helped to catapult Trump to the White House.
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Here people are as likely to be attending a film festival or stomping their feet to a rhythmic capoeira class as they are to be reading or gaming.
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They strip away most of their smiley, folky, foot-stomping camouflage for their third album, "III," which arrives on Friday accompanied by a full-length (44-minute) film.
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As the show went on, the stomping got more and more intense; by the finale, attendees didn't know whether to laugh or clap at what they'd just witnessed.
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Brother Nature -- the IG influencer famous for vids with wild animals -- had someone wild out on him early Saturday morning ... punching, kicking and stomping him into a daze.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mongolian Hakuho led the best sumo wrestlers in welcoming in the New Year with a traditional foot-stomping performance at Tokyo's famed Meiji Shrine on Friday.
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" During a January segment with Bill Kristol, the noted anti-Trump editor of The Weekly Standard, Ingraham mocked the magazine's issue taking down Trump as "stomping their feet.
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Donald Trump is on the brink of the presidency, stomping across the electoral map with wins in the biggest battlegrounds of Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and now Pennsylvania.
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And it's very familiar, that kind of scrolling environment where you're like running around and jumping over pipes and stomping on Koopa Troopas and all that fun stuff.
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Breslin broke a scandal that was centered around his stomping ground: the bars and municipal offices of Queens Boulevard, where the Queens borough president, Donald Manes, was taking payoffs.
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Tourists are apparently stomping on (and around) the tulips to get the perfect shot, according to a report by Reuters, destroying what they came to see in the process.
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Tourists are apparently stomping on (and around) the tulips to get that perfect shot, according to a report by Reuters, effectively destroying the beautiful floral they came to see.
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Juniper Downs, the Head of Policy at YouTube, noted Google has built tools that have proven effective in stomping out spam and explicit malicious actors trying to present disinformation.
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These waves would stem from pairs of black holes millions, even billions times the mass of our Sun orbiting one another like giants dancing and stomping in the distance.
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Writers, artists, doodlers, and scribblers have a new way to show their love for Nintendo's resident goomba-stomping plumber with Moleskine's cool new line of Super Mario-themed notebooks.
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Even as he finally got a victory Trump racked up big victories elsewhere, including a stomping of Rubio in Florida that gave him all of the state's 99 delegates.
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After a one-season stint on both 9-1-1 and American Crime Story, the Murder House alum will return to her AHS stomping grounds as the ghostly cellist.
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One thing to bear in mind: Heigl is currently pregnant with a baby boy, which means a return to her old stomping grounds may not be a top priority.
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Whether you're trying your hand at grape stomping or hosting a new take on Friendsgiving, the activities ahead will give you even more reason to love the fall season.
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When asked about the leak in a Swedish television interview on Monday, Gunnlaugsson had a very hard time, sputtering for a few moments before stomping out of the interview.
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Try not to sob at the sheer dreadful forward march of life, life stomping and moving ever forward, each day one creak on the wheel closer to the abyss.
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Joey Votto is considered a villain by many—take his paper airplane-stomping antics this past May, or the time he arrogantly called himself a "bad motherfucker" to reporters.
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The latter also illustrates Sepultura's masterful sense of dynamics as it evolves from mid-paced stomping into a quiet, hallucinatory section with eerie choral vocals and layered Brazilian drums.
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It's a video that shows Beyoncé stomping through the arena halls in a wide brimmed black hat and a bolero jacket as she makes her way to the stage.
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And while we'd like to think that most incidents end with Angela Bassett lighting a car on fire and stomping away like a badass, that's not always the case.
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Beard was arrested for criminal trespassing on land now owned by Pumpco, and he got an additional felony charge for allegedly stomping on the deputy's foot during his arrest.
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Again and again, the dancers pick it up and pass it around with clapping hands and stomping feet, through the legs, behind the back, defiant and unified and inspiring.
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Many in Boston, particularly in Mr. Bulger's old stomping grounds in South Boston, were relieved at the news that the long, deadly saga of Mr. Bulger finally appeared over.
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An association between weed and the dead turns out to have been established long before the 1960s and far beyond a certain ur-band's stomping grounds in San Francisco.
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Their Beethoven is no cosmic enigma: you register the physicality of his stomping ostinatos, the off-kilter drive of his dance movements, the playful abruptness of his stylistic transitions.
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In 2015, Poots and Sellars brought "Flexn" to the Park Avenue Armory, and then to the Manchester International Festival, and audiences in both places responded with foot-stomping excitement.
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It's enormously pleasurable when an evening stroll turns into a rhythmic saunter and then bursts into dance — think of Gene Kelly walking, tapping, stomping and exulting in the rain.
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The Bing yard also contained a particular hole, often filled with water, that Andrew would run to every day, gleefully stomping with his red boots, soaking his entire body.
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The biggest takeaway from the Dallas Cowboys' stomping of the Los Angeles Rams last week was offensive coordinator Kellen Moore's clear commitment to the running game and Ezekiel Elliott.
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Twenty minutes later, the club's colorful outside lights flicker back on and everyone rushes back down to the dance floor, taking one last drag before stomping out their cigarettes.
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Lieberman was returning to his old stomping grounds on Capitol Hill Tuesday afternoon to offer what bipartisan cover he could for Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump's nominee for education secretary.
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And thus, the most problematic number of "KINK HAÜS" begins with Montana stomping Krepp to the ground as a sign reading "FAGGOT" blasts the audience with light from above.
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A new generation has discovered the seminal records of the late 22013s and has made the genre their own, particularly in the old Virginia stomping grounds of screamo's pioneers.
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Harris allegedly punched Armstrong in the face, knocking him down, and continued to punch him in the head several more times while also kicking and stomping him, witnesses told police.
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The stomping ode to "the courageous men and women that enter war" comes equipped with a classically enormous and fist-pumping Priest chorus, easily flattening any obstacles in its path.
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The former congressman toured his old stomping grounds Thursday with Trump, walking out on the speaker's balcony facing the National Mall while Ryan showed the growing inaugural setup for Trump.
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Results show that toddlers between 12 to 24 months use nearly 90 percent of the same gestures employed by juvenile and adult chimps, including hugging, jumping, stomping, and throwing objects.
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Its central character is Max (Wesley Snipes, very good), a family man and semi-pretentious commercial director whom we first meet in his old stomping grounds of New York City.
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But according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, these lawsuits have less to do with copyrights, and more to do with stomping out any cable-cutting competition to the status quo.
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And that's the key: if you aren't timing the opponent's lead leg placement with your kick you are just standing on one leg or stomping violently and uncontrollably into nothing.
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It was a nifty little moment that allowed Marvel fans to live out the fantasy of being an all-powerful space villain armed with a magical, universe-stomping golden glove.
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So when I heard she was coming back to her old stomping grounds for a solo show I got excited and wanted to discuss what inspires this very inspiring lady.
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Dan Reichart sustained burns to his face and arms on Thursday, when he tried stomping out the flames on the tree before it exploded — a heroic attempt caught on video.
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I can really empathize with CT in this situation but stomping around the house and making your partner feel worse is not the way to get closer to $1 million.
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Meanwhile, the "Think of You" star will be back to her old stomping grounds shortly as she returns to The Voice — which she won in 2012 — as Kelly Clarkson's adviser.
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After his last four bouts being contested at either welterweight or featherweight, we will also get a chance to see Penn back at his old stomping ground of 155 lbs.
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It's a stomping, gargantuan, colossal record that sounds just as good played during an Under-9s end of season award's ceremony as it does in a 60,000 seat entertainment complex.
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Justin Bieber is stomping out any thoughts Shawn Mendes is the current Prince of Pop -- but the title might be up for grabs ... if Shawn wants to skate for it.
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In the somewhat meta video, Will (Eric McCormack), Grace (Debra Messing), Karen (Megan Mullally) and Jack (Sean Hayes) return to their old stomping ground for a song about their return.
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Michael Sam says he's returning to his old Missouri stomping grounds, not to get ready for the NFL ... but to fight a controversial bill that some have deemed anti-gay.
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These attacks on the press, peaceful protesters, and visible "others" highlight a fascinating irony in a campaign that is so focused on stomping out threats to American safety and freedom.
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Wanderlei hasn't fought professionally since his thrilling victory over Brian Stann at a UFC on Fuel TV show in Pride's former stomping ground—the Saitama Super Arena—back in 2013.
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There's a wonderful moment when a mysterious former fighter—clearly a shadow of Rubin Carter—leads a foot-stomping version of "Hurricane" shortly after a sudden flexing of his powers.
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He reworks Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings" into lo-fi twang, and on the record's title track, he belts out some of most ragged and stomping rock you'll hear in 2017.
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To listen to The Cramps is to enter a gooey old sci-fi movie, invaded by booze hounds, brace-faced werewolves, and whip-cracking dommes stomping around in leather bikinis.
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After accounting for retirees coming and going, Surprise — spring-training stomping grounds for the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers — ended up with a net gain of 1,131 retirees.
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It gives me the space to reflect on everything going on in the world and for the dance to incorporate sobbing or stomping or shaking or deep and quiet listening.
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In both the original and Bausch's interpretation, the dancers rush and fill the space in muscular sequences, such as the stomping of feet, flexing of arms, and slapping of hands.
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One time I was singing and stomping my foot with such gusto that the boss looked at me in a very questioning manner, like he thought I was going batty.
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A stomping ground for arms dealers and rich people with offshore accounts, Boca Grande is as good a place as any for Grace, who has cancer, to live and die.
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Looking down on the WACs heading off to training, she decides she's ditching celestial realms to join them, much to his foot-stomping dismay, and restyles herself as Mary Brown.
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A former Georgia cop caught on video stomping a handcuffed black man's head during a traffic stop has been found guilty and now faces up to 26 years in prison.
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Instead, though they are played by recognized actors with proven ability and charisma, these characters are just glorified cameos, stomping around in heavy armor looking angry or worried or both.
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By moving its primary date — something any state has the power to do — California lawmakers have made the state a crucial stomping ground for Democrats seeking to establish an edge.
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" The nine tracks on "Lux Prima" unspool grandly, from the ominous lullaby "Ministry" to the stomping girl-group squall of "Woman" to the compact psych-funk groove of "Leopard's Tongue.
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Since the 30s, Mr. Parker has been stomping across the globe with his own groups, delivering a satisfying, hip-swiveling mélange of funk and soul classics and his own repertoire.
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The Super Bowl is in ATL this year ... Dupri's stomping grounds ... and he tells TMZ Sports he thinks the platform of the Super Bowl is more valuable than a boycott.
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Among the other major texts in this collection are Stomping the Blues and The Blue Devils of Nada, works of cultural criticism that provide assessments of music and artistic aesthetic.
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They've written songs that showed vocalist Joe Galarraga's ability to shift between snarky spoken passages into lung-clearing shouts, with guitarist Amar Lal stomping on distortion pedals to punctuate those moments.
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He just exemplifies, in some abstract way, the utter strangeness of life in 2018, of rolling downhill toward a cliff and stomping on the brakes in hopes they'll start working again.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is stomping into theaters this summer, and its star tells Entertainment Weekly that fans can expect the latest installment of the franchise to have a little twist.
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It's hard to see a group of women stomping on a man at a punk show—a space historically dominated by masculine aggression—and not imagine they're symbolically trampling the patriarchy.
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This is our fifth Hardware Battlefield — cousin to Startup Battlefield, our world-renowned pitch competition — and we're leaving our CES stomping grounds behind and taking the Battlefield to Shenzhen, China. Why?
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One particular separatist faction is now widely accepted to have been responsible for a string of small bombs which detonated in August in seaside towns far beyond their usual stomping grounds.
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A public memorial in honor of Kobe Bryant is due to be held at his old stomping ground of the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, according to the LA Times.
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The concert-series closer for the second year in a row, Bryan went three songs over his seven-song set, but with all that romping, stomping and hip wiggles, who cared?
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Seven people were arrested and accused of stomping on Klan members they had knocked to the ground, including three people who were detained as they attempted to flee from police officers.
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On yet another cold day, we once again ignore the fancier shoes in our closets and opt for yet another black boot or athletic sneaker for yet another snow-stomping morning.
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Fanning, along with his world-famous surfing buddies Joel Parkinson, Bede Durbidge and Josh Kerr created a brewery — Balter Brewing Company — in a warehouse in their stomping ground of Currumbin, Queensland.
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The world might be ending soon, and it's at least nice to daydream about stomping through the smoldering ruins of our once-great cities from inside a giant metal mech suit.
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He returned to his old stomping ground, according to the White House, to reflect on "what we can do, together, to build a better politics — one that reflects our better selves".
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Sanders, riding his high favorability in a state that borders his stomping ground of Vermont, has a strong advantage, leading Clinton 55% to 37% in the latest CNN Poll of Polls.
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One thing that, possibly thankfully, isn't explained, is the strange rubber-faced dancer who appears on stage towards the end of proceedings, stomping about to a beefed-up Glenn Miller record.
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He told CNBC the company has already started making purchases, some of which have expanded the footprint of its massive centralized oil production facility in Tioga, North Dakota, called Stomping Horse.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: The film provides plenty of encounters with our stomping, gnashing primeval beastly friends — yet for much of Fallen Kingdom, they are caged, shackled, sedated, wounded, and otherwise subdued.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel returned to his old stomping grounds on Monday to meet with top Trump White House officials, including senior adviser Jared Kushner and chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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It was in the village of Bienno in Val Camonica—one of the largest valleys of the Alps—where he found it, glimpsing his old stomping grounds in a fresh light.
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Head stomping is interesting because the head is actually supported by the canvas, which means you aren't going to be transferring momentum to the head and getting the head to rotate.
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Goes spent much of the fight kicking up at Sakuraba, kicking Sakuraba's face any time he came in to pass, and stomping on Sakuraba's taped up knee whenever Sakuraba stood tall.
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Based in the capital of Reykjavik, you'll see the area's natural beauty from the majestic views and waterfalls to the stomping grounds of the White Walkers on this 8-hour tour.
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One of TripAdvisor's 20 most affordable U.S. beach destinations, and the No. 1 attraction in Florida according to Travel Channel, Daytona Beach, Florida, is more than a spring breaker's stomping ground.
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The Forward published an opinion piece justifying a crude cartoon that ran in the official University of California at Berkeley newspaper, depicting me as a predatory spider stomping on innocent Palestinians.
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Every day at sunset, the young men of Etenhiritipá gather in the center of the village, which they call the Circle, and begin an evening ritual, chanting and stomping their feet.
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This means that the punching form looks absolutely bizarre and once you notice your man jumping on one leg while he's stomping mudholes in the corner, the magic is completely gone.
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In the video, the substitute teacher, who police identified as Tiffani Shadell Lankford, appears to be repeatedly hitting the student before throwing her onto the ground and stomping on her head.
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It encompasses the suburbs north and west of Phoenix in Maricopa County — the stomping grounds of infamous former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and home to the reliably conservative Sun City retirement community.
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These evoke a black kite, a red balloon and a cryptic figure with a white spherical head stomping on the balloon's yellow string, to keep it from escaping with the kite.
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He was shaking his head from side to side, waving his hands and stomping while he spoke, as if he were talking to an invisible person right in front of him.
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Ask Real Estate Noise complaints are notoriously hard to win in New York because courts generally argue that the city is noisy, and tolerating stomping feet is part of living there.
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Heavily amplified, almost cartoonish stomping, heavy on low brass, gives way to coolly rending lyricism, like a Baroque lament by John Dowland, thinly frosted by violins playing in their highest register.
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It's an especially noteworthy move, as KFC's chicken suppliers have been the frequent target of undercover investigations, including one in 2004 that showed workers kicking, stomping, and throwing chickens against walls.
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Who are the people trying to silence the host of a popular talk show with millions of viewers, or generally stomping on her ability to say and do whatever she wants?
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Given this fact, a universe simply does not exist where Beshear wins while stomping across the Bluegrass State preaching a policy gospel that is to the extreme left of his congregation.
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Pampa labelhead and loop hypnotist DJ Koze reins in the Avalanches-style pastiche in, trading the stomping rock riff for a stereo tornado of guitar slices and an AOR organ vamp.
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Such respect for rules and punctuality is something Germans are good at, said several attendees, who clustered in the glow of the small stage, stomping their feet against the numbing cold.
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Before this trip, we hadn't seen Conor in America since around the time he was being prosecuted for stomping on a cell phone outside of a Miami hotel back in March.
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He harks back to foot-stomping country blues in "The Governor," a sardonic take on the justice system, and in the lovelorn "Dirty Dishes Blues," proving his command of blues essentials.
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In the aftermath of Saturday's 123-109 curb-stomping at the hands of the Indiana Pacers—the Knicks' seventh loss in their last eight games—Porzingis put things into the perspective.
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The Carioca Arena 2 was rocking as the crowd went into a frenzy, stomping their feet and chanting "Rafa" as Silva tossed Karakas onto the tatami for the match-winning waza-ari.
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Schroeder&aposs plea agreement on the voluntary manslaughter charge states that a witness saw Schroeder drag Warren&aposs body outside of a residence and saw Schroeder stomping on the victim&aposs head.
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Sudal, whose sandy stomping grounds are the beaches of Nantucket and Sanibel Island, Florida, made waves over the weekend when he posted a photo and video of two 12-foot hammerhead sharks.
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The "Super Samoan" Hunt will be returning to his old stomping ground on Saturday night when he takes on submission specialist Frank Mir in what has the makings of a fantastic spectacle.
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But, these didn't flop off if I had to book it down the street; if I was wearing a really rugged pair, I wouldn't even hesitate before stomping into a slush puddle.
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In addition to the usual tight writerly discipline, Interstate Gospel abounds with guitar noise, stomping beats, longer and more brooding songs, combining the restraint of classic country with a pop schemer's voracity.
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Authorities claim VanCallis killed April by stomping and beating her to death with his motorcycle helmet and law enforcement officials tell PEOPLE they believe the killer took several precautions to evade capture.
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"You might as well be stomping on the flag," said Bill Rutledge, a 22017-year-old retired car salesperson, Vietnam war veteran, and former Cleveland Browns season ticket holder living in Florida.
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Instead Trump has inexplicably spent the past few days complaining about his loss of all 13 Colorado delegates to Cruz, whining about the "rigged" system, and stomping around like a petulant child.
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The Sanders supporters blasted "Hail to the Chief" and "We're in the Money" as Clinton drove by, and once she passed, the group danced in the street, stomping on the dollar bills.
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I imagine Mick Jagger will be thrilled to hear that foot-scraping, stomping, head-bobbing, and rasping out a well-known warble is now emblematic of our new mark on the calendar.
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The police said they were arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse for a "stomping" attack on a Klan supporter who was over the age of 65.
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Now the subject of a one-woman play called Delicate Flowers, Buttrick is returning to her old stomping ground in Yorkshire for a talk at the Women of the World (Hull) festival.
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Durability is a reasonable concern when you're talking cardboard, but the robot suit didn't show any signs of damage after a 5-minute round of punching, squatting, and stomping my feet everywhere.
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Among those named in a speech early Sunday in the southern city of Davao -- once President Rodrigo Duterte's mayoral stomping ground -- were government officials, members of the judiciary, congressmen and police officials.
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Anyways, I flipped the Logic Board around, took out the piece-of-shit underpowered 8 GB of RAM off the board and imagined stomping on it in front of Tim Cook's face.
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The best thing about former Saturday Night Live players returning to their old stomping grounds to host is we can bet dollars to donuts they'll revive classic characters we know and love.
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As we previously reported, Smith beat the hell out of his sister's boyfriend in Old Town Pasadena on July 4 -- punching and stomping the man so badly, he suffered 5 facial fractures.
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Stomping on the accelerator of a Model S never gets old, and I can tell already that doing silly things in the Model 3 will put that familiar grin on my face.
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I asked around to find out why the Starfleet Academy Experience premiered in Ottawa, at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, instead of more traditional Trekkie stomping grounds like New York City.
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Last year, VICE contributor Sarah Ratchford reported that some New Brunswick women ended up fleeing to Maine for their abortions—ironically, the same territory Trump wants to make his new stomping grounds.
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The bond market is in the process of stomping out all optimism about the Republican pro-growth agenda and is preparing for a long drawn-out drama surrounding President Trump's latest controversy.
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The true-blue fear in Dawson's eyes when she encounters her abuser after years apart cannot inspire foot stomping from midnight madness crowds looking for a for a target of ironic derision.
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It's got a stomping '80s vibe, and it borrows liberally from the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" video — a VHS grain, a high frame rate car chase, and a bucket or two of schlock.
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A New York City police officer was convicted on Friday of misdemeanor assault for stomping on the head of a suspect as he lay prone on a Brooklyn street while being arrested.
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"Halfway through the children's Bible class, we heard the footsteps of dozens of police and officials stomping up the stairs," a church member posted online, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Think about it—the fact that there are 77 songs that we know of stomping around our disgraceful little planet with the same bassline at any one time is really quite something.
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" Asked about his own favorite music writing, Ratliff cites books that "helped teach me how to hear and how to write," including Albert Murray's "Stomping the Blues" and Nik Cohn's "Awopbopaloobop Alopbamboom.
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And I just saw this weird, slightly overweight 50-year-old dude with a flattop stomping around stage pouring his heart out awkwardly, and I was like, man, this is something special.
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Jamie Vardy missed this week's 4-0 stomping of Swansea City because he had been sent off for a second yellow card after a blatant dive the previous week against West Ham.
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Arizona was one of Trump's favorite stomping grounds during the 2016 presidential race and where his campaign first began to be taken seriously after he packed arenas with thousands of cheering supporters.
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One of the earliest cases involved a woman who posted acts of animal abuse online — one example included stomping a kitten to death with stilettos — and stirred up anger across the nation.
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They officially formed the Black Keys in 2001, playing basic, stomping blues-rock that they went on to merge with other pre-punk styles: glam, rockabilly, Southern soul, garage rock, hard rock.
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In 2015, the board reinstated Officer Kevin McGowan, who had been fired for stomping on the neck of an 18-year-old as he was lowering himself to the ground to surrender.
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However, noise complaints are notoriously hard to win since the courts generally maintain that the city is noisy and tolerating the occasional stomping feet is part of the price of living here.
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In that earlier case, in 2012, the Second District Court of Appeal had rejected an officer's attempt to use the law to avoid trial for stomping on a 63-year-old man.
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" Over a series of heaving, stomping riffs, it's a cranked-up, slow-grinding attack on addiction and consumerism with a chant-along chorus: "Let's break out these chains/Let's burn it down.
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Still, the narrative that government is stomping all over the rights of conservative churches to enter the public square is one of the best ways to get the base to the polls.
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J.P. Here's a rapid, nervous Minimalist evolution, from quick staccato picking and percussion tapping, to the emergence of a guitar riff, to a full-band insistence on a stomping 7/4 riff.
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The Herald Sun's Mark Knight, a household name in Australia, added to his reputation for provocation with a caricature of Serena Williams stomping her racket at the heated U.S. Open women's final.
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Mr. Salonen drew out the folkloric elements of the music: the rustic tunes, the evocation of gurgling streams, the heavy-footed stomping in the landler dance that runs through the third movement.
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Studies have shown that elephants may be monitoring ground vibrations through their bodies, fleeing for higher ground moments before distant tsunamis strike or stomping on the ground to warn others of danger.
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To get you in the mood for stomping hellspawn on Mars, id Software was kind enough to share a batch of concept art — complete with developer commentary — that highlights the game's demons.
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Stomping onstage in a white shirt, black skirt, sensible flats and rose gold wig, Mr. Fowlie doesn't look a lot like Emma Stone, who won an Oscar playing Mia in the movie.
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The mere mention of the FTC will likely remind you that Facebook is currently under investigation by the agency following multiple data breaches and a generally reckless history of stomping on people's privacy.
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The wine industry is millennia old, and while technology and methods have improved over time, the basics of wine have remained the same since the days of grape-stomping in the Roman Empire.
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Witnesses and Miami Beach police officers saw Yaqun Lu "jabbing at the sea turtle nest" with a wooden stake "stomping all over the nest with her bare feet," according to the arrest affidavit.
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A quick first round knockout at the hands of Gegard Mousasi welcomed him back to his old stomping ground in Sweden and triggered more talk of Henderson's need to hang up his gloves.
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Similarly political, "Fascism" (1943) features a three-headed ogre – each face representing one of the three Axis powers — stomping through a hellscape strewn with rotting corpses, rats, assorted religious tomes, and scientific paraphernalia.
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Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt took a detour from their summer getaway in Newport Beach, California, and headed south to Laguna Beach, the stomping grounds of her one-time arch nemesis, Lauren Conrad.
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Her most romantic rendezvous, however, was stomping grapes (and drinking the juice) with frontrunner Jordan Rodgers in the vineyards of Entre Cielos in Mendoza, one of the largest wine regions in Latin America.
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Alexander Wang gave the look an edge with black stomping boots and leather sleeves, while Ralph Lauren turned the fabric into a fitted bandeau top and coord trousers, topped off with fierce stilettos.
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Assuming Bank gets better and she's allowed to return to her stomping grounds at her pond in Sri Racha, it's not clear if tourists will still be allowed to toss coins at her.
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So what beauty vibe will newly-minted Angels like Winnie Harlow, Duckie Thot, and Kelsey Merritt (the first Filipino to walk in a Victoria's Secret show) channel when stomping down the NYC runway?
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In the opening swath of the last century, if a writer was luckless enough to arouse the disapproval of D.H. Lawrence, he could usually expect a poison-pen letter of soul-stomping vitriol.
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Travis Mullis, 31, was sentenced to death in 2011 after he admitted to molesting and then killing his 3-month-old son by stomping on the infant's head when he wouldn't stop crying.
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Before they can even applaud, the audience is hit with a rocking, stomping riff that shocks them out of their comfortable seats and just happens to change the world at the same time.
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Back in their old stomping grounds, they introduce us to one of their latest experiments—instant craft beer—where you take freeze-dried beer powder and mix it with mineral water and booze.
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Disney's (DIS) "Zootopia" continues to run wild over its rivals in its third weekend in theaters, stomping all over the launch of Lionsgate's (LFG) "Allegiant," the third film in the "Divergent" series. (AP)
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On the first episode, Williams heads back to his old stomping grounds in Newark, New Jersey, where young unemployed men steal cars to joyride or sell overseas through the city's international shipping yard.
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" Mthethwa, whose work has been exhibited around the world and still appears in a collection at New York's Guggenheim Museum, was accused of "repeatedly kicking her and stomping her body with booted feet.
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The West Village of the Carrie Bradshaw-mania heyday may be a thing of the past, but Sarah Jessica Parker never seems to stray too far from her fictional alter ego's stomping grounds.
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Front Burner Stomping on grapes for wine has gone the way of the horse and buggy, but on occasion it is brought back for a touch of the past and some freewheeling fun.
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Both UFC president Dana White and the Dubliner himself claimed that he would return to his old stomping ground for his next bout, but McGregor's will to reclaim the win proved too great.
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He does all his own stunts, has a neck the width of three tyres, and constantly looks about two seconds away from curb stomping you for eating his Snickers out of the fridge.
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Me: "Yeah, but I could call them all day long because I would just be chilling in my chonglas instead of stomping around in these ridiculous boots with a chainsaw on my back".
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" But the songs have stood up, and Mr. Cale did rekindle some of the old Velvet Underground anarchy in a long, messy, droning, stomping finale of "Sister Ray" from "White Light/White Heat.
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Bjork and Beyoncé have shunned "likeability" in favour of purging their feelings into a fully-realised piece of art, stomping all over everything society tries to tell you a female popstar should be.
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That the victory came on the road in Phillips' old stomping ground just made it sweeter, and the architect of Denver's Super Bowl-winning defense two years ago was given a game ball.
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It is a remix and a party, and it feels exactly like Mr. Michele's new reign, which is to say: perfume as playground, perfume as high meeting low, perfume as stomping in sequins.
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I could forbid Noah to go, but he was leaving for college in six months – time I didn't care to spend with a petulant teenager stomping around telling me I'd ruined his life.
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The Borodin's famous opening motif — a whole note held long with a fermata, followed by the stomping swagger of eighth notes that land on another fermata — was crisply articulated, and impressively in unison.
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Ms. Watkins called her music lowdown, stomping blues and complemented it with crowd-pleasing antics into her 22005s — playing her electric guitar on her back and behind her head, sliding across the stage.
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Upon arriving at the scene, McDonald, who pleaded not guilty to the assault and maintained his innocence on all charges, was captured on cellphone camera stomping on Hollins' head with his gun drawn.
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Police fatally shot that black bear, Davis said, before two other black bears -- one stomping its feet, snorting and smacking its lips and another working its way around a perimeter -- soon took off.
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A video of the beating shows a group of approximately six people converging on Harris before clubbing him with wooden sticks, and kicking and stomping him inside a downtown parking garage last August.
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These digital 22-D stomping grounds allow groups of people, represented by avatars, to gather in real time for concerts, sporting events, dance parties, writing workshops, or meetings, or just to hang out.
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Lamar Odom's stylist is setting the record straight for all the people who think LO's been stomping around in the same grey hoodie since the night we saw him in a dive bar.
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Christy Turlington, Jennifer Aniston and Naomi Watts are all regular clients — and the only advertising Toomey will ever need — drawn to the method's idiosyncratic blend of Pilates, calisthenics and cathartic stomping and screaming.
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All of that has made it the perfect symbol for both antifascist and "alt-right" political movements, though those groups disagree on whether Berkeley is a bastion of enlightenment or Satan's preferred stomping ground.
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It's hardly been a secret that, for the past few years, Alex Turner has been razzmatazzin' his way across the sidewalks of Los Angeles, shaking his long hair and stomping his boots on concrete.
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For someone like Emily Taffel, a 36-year-old public relations executive who lives in the "Golden Girls'" old stomping grounds of Miami, Hulu's latest deal is an opportunity for both nostalgia and comfort.
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There are the threats to jail political opponents, the juvenile insults, the stomping all over the justice system, the impunity for crimes committed in plain view, the praise for human rights abuses and autocrats.
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The Carioca Arena 2 was rocking on Monday as her supporters went into a frenzy each time she took the tatami, stomping their feet and chanting "Rafa" as tossed aside one competitor after another.
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This level established the format for every 2D Mario game that would follow it, and the animation includes it all, from punching Question Mark Blocks, to collecting 1-Up Mushrooms, and stomping on Goombas.
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Sure, Helena Christensen's turn on the catwalk at Perry Ellis' '93 show makes a fantastic case for the button-up knit, layered over her checked slip dress, hair tousled, lace-up boots a-stomping.
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Also in attendance were the real-life Cromwell descendants Kimberly J. Brown (Marnie), Emily Roeske (Sophie), and Joey Zimmerman (Dylan) — and it looked like they had a blast returning to their spooky stomping grounds.
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For at just the moment when American society had become so wild, bizarre, Hog-stomping and Baroque that it cried out to be chronicled by a Zola or a Balzac, the novel had died.
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In West LA, the thatched bungalows lining the Venice canals have turned into glass and steel boxes, my teenage stomping grounds have become well-lit esplanades for romper- or performance fleece-wearing young professionals.
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On Thursday night, despite being arguably the biggest underdog of the bowl season, Idaho put up a monstrous offensive display against Colorado State in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, stomping the Rams, 61-50.
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Both foamed with talk of lifting the middle class and bringing back jobs for the average Joe—while their rise to riches were built by stomping all over the people they promise to rescue.
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The 6-foot tall birds, indigenous only to Australia, had once been a protected species, but when they began stomping over the veteran's wheat fields, they were reclassified as vermin, according to Scientific American.
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A potentially historic snowstorm is dumping up to of 217 inches of snow on some areas, which means your usual stomping grounds on the Internet may lose their entertainment factor quicker than you've expected.
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Gotenks gave McLean all the tools he could ever want or need to throw surprising mix-ups at his opponent, enhanced further by the crushing power of Cell and Kid Buu's floor-stomping offense.
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Two dopey spoiled overgrown white kids who don't really understand the outside world are so caught up in themselves that they don't even notice that they're stomping all over the rest of the planet.
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With so many immensely talented people on the roster, and especially with their previous pro experience together, this could very well be a whole year of TSM stomping over all of their regional competition.
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Though the place is something of a celebrity stomping ground, it's also outside the informal omerta of New York and Los Angeles by virtue of the sheer number of (shudder) civilians roaming its streets.
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I turned around to see a black leather boot stomping my phone (it survived—thanks, Otter case!), while another antifa picked up my camera, hurled it into the air, and got in my face.
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The stomping out of countercultures that feed the mainstream its inspiration is a story that tends to hit the big screen to be met by tears and admiration decades after the damage is irreversible.
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He talks with boot-stomping bluster about fighting jihad, pulling apart the European Union, and generation-defining infrastructure projects, but it's a lie, a myth, an infomercial scam, uprising at a low-low price.
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The woman's slight human figure should appear frail next to the mass of stomping hooves and bulging muscles, but close observation reveals her body to be a key support structure keeping the horse upright.
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After Mr. Kanze has concluded his rite, another character, Sambaso, a "harbinger of good harvest" played by Yasutaro Yamamoto, performs a stomping dance and eventually dons his own black mask to continue the dance.
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We're told Kingston and the guys from Migos got into it over an argument involving Soulja Boy and the 3 members of Migos beat Sean badly, allegedly kicking him and stomping on his head.
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The day before I visited, he and the Edge had adapted a bass line from a song by Haim into a stomping, start-stop guitar riff, and Bono had immediately roughed out some lyrics.
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In another video, according to the document, the man said that his hand was "getting tired" before stomping on the woman's neck with his right foot, cursing and saying that she needed to die.
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Two years ago, another pitcher stationed in the bullpen, Jason Motte, began clapping his hands and stomping his feet to Starlin Castro's rollicking walk-up song, and soon the entire ballpark was following suit.
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As they dash from one window to the next — inside, proper dancing is happening — they unite in forceful muscularity, jumping and stomping with the rage and exuberance of teenagers on the cusp of adulthood.
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Katinka Hosszu lived up to her country's enormous expectations with an electrifying victory in the 200-meter individual medley at the world championships, spurred on by a flag-waving, foot-stomping crowd in Budapest.
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Decked out in an eye-popping collision of threads by HBA, Moschino, Vetement, Lynn Ban, and Yohji Yamamoto, and topped off with stacks of gold, CL's stomping around New York like she owns it.
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Packed with stomping kick and squelched 303 bass, tracks like "High-Tech Hippies" and "Nanga Def?" pull back on the synthy melodies to reveal club-ready tracks as strong as most veterans in the genre.
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Like some mashup between a Boston Dynamics robot and something you might find stomping across the frozen surface of the planet Hoth, Hyundai's Elevate vehicle is an automotive concept I can't recall having seen before.
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Churchill is a popular polar bear stomping ground, and in the mid-2000s, the town closed the local dump and shut the trash away in a warehouse that became known as the Alcatraz of garbage.
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But not before it successfully takes care of one of the grossest chores on anyone's to-do list: stomping down the garbage in your trashcan can so you can squeeze even more garbage into it.
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Fallon kicked things off at his desk with The Golden Girls' classic buddy ode, "Thank You for Being a Friend" before they strolled to center stage to sing the foot-stomping theme to The Jeffersons.
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Theresa May has been stomping the length and breadth of the United Kingdom to make the case that her Brexit deal with the European Union is the only way to bring a divided country together.
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The Good Food Institute is trying to change that, by stomping its virtual feet and launching an online petition in the hopes that several thousand signatures will be enough to get In-N-Out's attention.
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With "pure" dubstep, as it were, becoming rarer and rarer, but brostep still stomping around like a three year old jacked-up on Innocent smoothies and gluten free Skittle-substitutes, history actually could be rewritten.
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Seattle, by various measures — not least that fans of the Seahawks can trigger with their roars and stomping feet actual small earthquakes in the area around that team's football stadium — is a sports-crazed town.
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More than three years after Mr. Connors's death, Taw Connors, his son, is taking a guitar; black, vaguely cowboy clothing; and, of course, a piece of plywood for stomping on the road for two months.
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President Obama on Thursday will return to his old stomping grounds at the University of Chicago, where he once taught constitutional law, to argue the Senate's Supreme Court blockade breaks with the founding document's principles.
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She'd been brimming with energy all afternoon, stomping her bare tattooed feet over the plush white carpet, excitedly showing me her collection of multi-coloured wigs and blasting her newest demo out the iPhone speakers.
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"It's great to be back on my old stomping ground and I'm just grateful to be in such a great side," said Williams, twice a World Cup winner with the 15-man All Blacks side.
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Optimus Prime and pals are stomping around in their pre-Earth (dis)guises here, the pair of games documenting a take on the Transformers' fraught final days on Cybertron, their home planet, and attempted escape.
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There is a stage for cover bands playing softer standards at Club Turf in Vedado, not too far from the old punk and metal head stomping grounds of 22014rd and G, but that's about it.
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The surprise this time for Beijing was the magnitude of alleged offenses piled up in one public indictment, ranging from suspected interference in American politics to China's stomping on the freedoms of its own people.
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" Calling Mr. Khattala "a stone-cold terrorist," she reminded the jury of video showing attackers stomping on an American flag while rampaging in the compound and, pointing at the defense table, declared, "How dare you!
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A group of states is expected to announce an investigation into Alphabet's Google (GOOGL) this afternoon to examine whether the Silicon Valley tech giant has gotten too big and effective at stomping or acquiring rivals.
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And I wish I could say that afterward we left the institution and raced off into the sunset arm in arm, stomping on cracks in the pavement all the while, but that's not what happened.
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If you follow tennis or Twitter, at all, you've probably seen the cartoon showing Serena Williams stomping on her racket in her United States Open loss on Saturday, with her features exaggerated into a caricature.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The alto saxophonist Greg Ward's new album, "Stomping Off From Greenwood," has the rusted, resonant sound of so much beat-driven jazz coming from Chicago natives today (Jeff Parker, Makaya McCraven, Marquis Hill).
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They won the last two Euros with a combined 23-0-3 record and a 24-4 goal difference, conceding just once in 2012, when even the final was a 4-0 stomping of Italy.
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So, in addition to having fun stomping on these bubbles or lighting them on fire, it's good news that scientists are spearheading new initiatives to study their full effect on the rapidly warming Anthropocene climate.
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For its SS18 show in Paris yesterday, Chanel sent models stomping down a wooden runway set against a backdrop of spectacular rock formations, greenery, and pounding waterfalls (with none other than Kaia Gerber leading the charge).
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DOR BEACH, Israel (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday inaugurated the foundation of the Leviathan natural gas rig, effectively stomping out protests from residents and environmentalists who say it is too close to shore.
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Still the world's best player according to the Elo method, he seemed to demonstrate firmly that he had not been surpassed by stomping Mr Murray in the final of the Qatar ExxonMobil Open earlier this month.
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When Chet tells Quinn what has happened between Jeremy and Rachel, she freaks out, stomping into the trailer where Jeremy is packing up his stuff and telling him that he has to get the fuck out.
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While hanging out at a bar with Desus and Mero in the clip above — just one part of a segment where the trio explore Ocasio-Cortez's old stomping ground of the Bronx — she explains exactly why.
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Click here to view original GIFThe real appeal of monster movies like Godzilla is that they let you experience what it would be like to be a giant rage-filled monster stomping around a big city.
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Nine months after The Beguiled bombed, Siegel and Eastwood's Republican wet dream Dirty Harry opened to acclaim and high box office returns, cementing itself, in spite of its divisive hippie-stomping politics, as an American classic.
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Josh Allen's old stomping grounds were turnt to the max when the ex-Wyoming star got drafted by the Bills ... with tons of people crackin' beers and cheering in the streets when his name got called!!
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By raising the knee high and stomping forward, Whittaker also ensured that if Romero drove in on him with another low line side kick, or with his famous jumping counter knee, Romero would be pushed away.
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You can pawn some of Saturday's 49-14 curb stomping by Notre Dame on injuries or a schedule that somehow dispensed with a bye week, but those don't come close to explaining the Trojans' underlying issues.
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Diego Simeone has not had a similar wardrobe malfunction, although it does sometimes appear as if he might burst a blood vessel, particularly when he is stomping around after a referee's decision goes against his team.
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Not to be outdone by Nike's shameless cashing in on the prop sneakers it created for Back to the Future II, Reebok is releasing the high-top alien-stomping sneakers that Sigourney Weaver wore in Aliens.
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The state's capital, Nashville, is known as "Music City" and is the home of the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Country Music Awards, and it is the stomping ground of many country music legends.
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While Formentera is only about a dozen miles off the southern coast of that famous celebrity stomping ground, the foam parties and ooonz-ooonz club beats of Ibiza might as well be a million miles away.
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A group of states led by Texas is expected to announce an investigation into Google on Monday to examine whether the Silicon Valley tech giant has gotten too big and effective at stomping or acquiring rivals.
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This set from his first shot at fame in 1995 is full of stomping vocal house that clearly hints at the ecstatic sound that would make him one of dance music's standout acts 20 years later.
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Stomping out that type of thinking, which allows a doctor to close off all other possibilities and stop looking as soon as one conclusion presents itself, is part of what Friedlaender and Miller seek to teach.
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Moments later, there was a flash of stomping and quacking, as John Di Leonardo, executive director of the Long Island Orchestrating for Nature (LION) animal advocacy group, sprinted after a brown duck with a broken wing.
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Final preparations were underway for the 13th annual Dance Parade, which sends about 10,000 dancers spinning, leaping, stomping, roller-skating, stilt walking, cartwheeling and otherwise grooving past Union Square and through the East Village each spring.
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We had already spent nearly three hours that afternoon bounding around his old East Village stomping grounds, searching for the murals he'd painted decades ago after becoming one of the New York art world's biggest stars.
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As you know ... Meek's worked wonders in his old Philly stomping grounds since walking out of prison in 2018, and just last month, he lifted the curtain on a refurbished basketball court in his old hood.
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The choreographer Camille A. Brown, in her Met debut, has devised movements — for a small roster of dancers, and often for the choristers as well — that are sometimes highly stylized, with stomping feet and flailing arms.
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This sounds like something that slices at the very heart of conservativism, erasing the gains we've made on limiting the role of the federal government to prevent bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., from stomping over states' rights.
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It all seems dumb in the best way possible, and I realize that there's something blasphemous about Konami stomping around in Kojima's crowning achievement, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't look incredibly fun.
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We met Trine in Berlin to unlock a few more of her fashion and career secrets — from how to break into the biz to her tricks for stomping her way around the globe with confidence and style.
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The Ignite program will start small, with a devoted space in the big box store's Silicon Valley store — a newly opened space located in Google's home turf of Mountain View, after relocating from Yahoo's stomping ground, Sunnyvale.
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Head male dancer, George Stonefish Bearskin, who is a member of the Delaware nation and Pueblo of Sandia, danced a men's traditional two stop solo, stomping to the beat of the drums as he circled the floor.
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Just before Meghan prepared to step back into the spotlight after some time off over the summer, she jetted off (on a commercial flight!) in late August to visit Jessica in her old stomping ground of Toronto.
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On set with photographer Parker Day, Desmond is a whirr of activity, stomping between flower spires, contorting his face in front of the camera, and moving his body to the Richie Rich song playing through the speakers.
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The stunning video was taken by a tourist sitting at the back of the safari's jeep, who recorded the elephant aggressively stomping toward the front of the vehicle as the remaining passengers held on for dear life.
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He plans to step up his national media appearances, but aides insist he will still dedicate time to those "off-the-beaten path" stomping grounds — often rural or primarily Republican — that became hallmarks of his Senate campaign.
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The rest of the teaser delivers plenty of action, with X-wings tearing across the sky, AT-ATs stomping on the beach, and a briefly glimpsed Darth Vader, who, as usual, appears to be marching while miffed.
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A new stomping ground Located on the banks of the Nam Khan River, in the north of the country, MandaLao camp occupies 13 hectares of land, including shady spaces, forests, creeks and a veterinary facility on-site.
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Karlie Kloss is a supermodel whose own fame and success put her hometown of St. Louis, Missouri on the map, and she just returned to her old stomping grounds yesterday to host her very own fashion show.
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The group of crocodiles that the M. rex would've belonged to was thought to have gone extinct 150 million years ago, but these findings suggest the M. rex was still stomping around just 130 million years ago.
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Unfortunately, common sense reform of the ESA must not only overcome objections from radical environmental groups, it must also overcome foot stomping from members of Congress like House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.).
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Unfortunately, it's hard to believe him when this is how he arrives to his date: The two spend the day stomping on grapes and drinking each others' foot juices before having A Serious Conversation about Jordan's family.
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I also considered going directly into the trash room and stomping on it until it was unrecognizable, until I realized that the shattering of glass and explosion of balloons would only call more attention to my wretchedness.
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Keep up the wall, I said to myself, facing forward, resolutely staring into the fine afternoon at some distant point ahead so I could avoid any sort of interaction with the Bible-stomping missionary heading my way.
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The troops are in Iceland for a massive NATO training exercise—the biggest since the Cold War—local media reports that around 6,000 to 7,000 troops were stomping around Reykjavík, population 123,000, during the great beer downing.
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A nice piece of hardware likely doomed to a niche existence, the handset marks the company's attempt to take on enterprise, BlackBerry's former stomping ground, since ceded to a growing movement toward bring-your-own device culture.
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It apparently took quite a bit of persuasion to convince the candidate that it was not a good idea to publicize his friendship with a man who was once convicted of manslaughter for stomping someone to death.
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The Buddhist community association was so outraged by the relationship, and the fact that Ms. Saldon had fled, that it sent young men stomping through Leh's main bazaar, demanding that all the shopkeepers help bring her back.
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On one of the most decisive nights of the presidential race so far, Clinton scored resounding victories over her democratic socialist rival Bernie Sanders in Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and her former stomping grounds in Arkansas.
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Featuring twanging guitars and thumping drums augmented by stomping feet, the song was released as a single by Pye Records, whose managing director suggested that Ms. Lantree go by Honey and that the group become the Honeycombs.
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Police beatings with batons and metal rods, stomping downed protestors' heads, shootings with beanbags and rubber bullets, spraying with toxic gases, and choke-holds, manhandling and bundling young people into police vans hardly qualify as "humane" treatment.
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If Facebook embodies the nameless, faceless, diffuse will of the masses, Twitter represents the stomping ground of elites whose real-world clout imbues this platform with a kind of cultural authority that rival social-media outlets lack.
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I finished every wretched page of "The Fountainhead" in alternating states of fury and despair, and when it was finally over, I tried to leave the vague echo of Dominique, stomping around in her evening gowns, behind.
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Stomping around a white-cube CGI room, this AI-assisted "substitute" animal fluctuates between stylized pixels and photorealism, pointing to the imaginative power of AI technology — and its total failure to meaningfully stand in for nonhuman life.
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In the coming week he returns to the Vanguard — a familiar stomping ground — with his quintet, which features Walter Smith III on tenor saxophone, Sullivan Fortner on piano, Harish Raghavan on bass and Justin Brown on drums.
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Also of note: Should The Haunting of Hill House receive a season 2 order (Netflix has yet to pick up the show for a sophomore season), the Crain kids will likely not return to their old stomping grounds.
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Yaqun Lu, 41, was seen by witnesses and Miami Beach police officers on Saturday "jabbing at the sea turtle nest" with a wooden stake and "stomping all over the nest with her bare feet," an arrest affidavit says.
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He visited his old stomping grounds at the White House Easter Egg Roll earlier this morning, but he headed back to the podium for his first briefing of the week, taking questions on North Korea, China, and transparency.
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If you've ever fantasized about stomping on Goombas, or rescuing Princess Zelda, you're going to want this 8-bit Nintendo (or, Cleantendo) shower curtain from ThinkGeek that makes your morning routine feel more like a retro video game.
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Helô Pinheiro, 71, the woman who was immortalized by the 1960s bossa nova classic "The Girl from Ipanema," returns to her old stomping ground as a torchbearer on the final day of the 2016 Summer Games torch relay.
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Bulldogs starting point guard Lamar Peters picked up his third foul just 56 seconds into the second half after a steal attempt and then a fourth on a technical after stomping his foot in protest of the call.
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At this point, the Driver—a tight-lipped getaway man who doesn't even break a sweat when stomping a rival goon's head into goulash—was still a one-off, and Gosling approached the fresh challenge with apparent relish.
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The illustration, drawn by cartoonist Mark Knight, depicted the 36-year-old tennis star at Saturday's U.S. Open women's singles final as an exaggerated caricature of Williams stomping on her tennis racket with a pacifier near her feet.
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For one weekend every year, New Zealand's Hibiscus Coast becomes a stomping ground for diehard female motorheads from all over the country, who show up to show off their wheels—in the least competitive, most joyous way possible.
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From the glitz and glamour of the golden age of Hollywood to the present day, California is known for being a celebrity stomping ground and for producing a majority of the film industry's blockbusters and award-winning movies.
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An arrest affidavit says witnesses and Miami Beach police officers saw Yaqun Lu, 41, on Saturday "jabbing at the sea turtle nest" with a wooden stake and "stomping all over the nest with her bare feet," CNN reports.
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Although the T. Rex did end up stomping around San Diego at the end of The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), this is the first time that our scaly friends have really made the U.S. mainland their home.
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There's no word on how Trump feels about his predecessor heading into his old stomping ground—but at least the guy won't be able to tweet about ratings, since Netflix keeps those under wraps for its original content.
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I have got him stomping around looking for his keys and this is our intro tape and there is a woman talking with a real thick New York accent – 'How do I know where the hell Lita is?
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It's less pronounced than in the aria, but definitely there—particularly when Dua Lipa wistfully sings "my love," a line in the verses that's slightly incongruous with the stomping down-to-earthness of the rest of the track.
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Or maybe Post just liked the noise of 500 Japanese men stomping their feet on a wooden floor… which I promise is not some urban legend, but a legitimate part of what makes up the 'dun dun' noise.
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As a nearby onlooker snapped photos, the men threw her baskets on the ground, at which point the more flamboyantly dressed of the two began stomping on the buns with his moccasins and verbally abusing the street vendor.
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And it's hard to see many non-fetishers searching Pornhub for their usual hardcore flipping their lids and changing their habits after stumbling one evening upon an angled shot of a clothed giantess stomping on little plastic people.
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"Hero Dog" is the first of six books in a series featuring Ms. Lysiak; they draw significantly from her experiences chasing the news in real-life Selinsgrove, where her parents give her a two-mile-wide stomping ground.
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If you did not execute, he would come out of nowhere, fungo bat in hand, stomping out vegetation along his laser-straight path to you, all while rattling off a blend of choice words and insightful teaching points.
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The tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the bassist Larry Grenadier and the drummer Jeff Ballard, all in their 50s, lead busy careers outside of Fly these days, but the band returns occasionally to the Vanguard, an old stomping ground.
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If that bicyclist whizzing by seems a little happier than the average gridlock-bound car commuter, you're not imagining it: A recent study found that two-wheeled commuters were happier than their gas pedal-stomping, car-caged peers.
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Craig Green, winner of the prize for best British men's wear designer, almost completely disrobed Lady Gaga after she gave him his award by accidentally stomping on her Brandon Maxwell maxi-gown on his way to the podium.
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Next week she will take a victory lap at the Stone, a familiar stomping ground, alongside a few longtime collaborators: On Tuesday she plays in a duet with the remarkable Swiss pianist Sylvie Courvoisier; on Wednesday and Dec.
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He's now topping up your stemmed shot glass; you thank him, but can barely manage to tear your eyes off the Russian dancers dressed in bright, billowy pants, twirling and stomping to broadly "ethnic" music and disco lights.
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The lone bright spot here is the game's abundance of tricky, funny, and surprisingly difficult boss battles, like a dancing piano who wields music like a weapon, or a stomping skeletal T-Rex whose stomps reveal their own weakness.
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Trump is so little concerned with being tagged as a con artist that he openly touts his support by Don King, whose sordid history includes stomping a man to death and bilking the boxers he was supposed to represent.
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On Thursday, she returned to her old stomping grounds as first lady of the United States, wearing couture Christian Dior and dining on steak and soufflé at a gourmet Eiffel Tower restaurant with the French President and first lady.
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Coming off a playoff-less season that began with high expectations, first-time full-time coach Doug Weight could be seen sitting arms folded and foot stomping outside a farm-to-table beet salad eatery across from Barclays Center.
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Before Rihanna took us to school (or, by the looks of the table-stomping models at a French library, detention) for fall '17, she imagined what Marie Antoinette would wear to the gym for her spring Fenty Puma collection.
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Relievers have to work in high-leverage situations, on an elevated stage that puts them at the center of an audience, and rides waves and crests of calm lulls and heavy tension spurred on by thousands of stomping feet.
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Based on how good he has looked at his new stomping ground, it doesn't seem like a good idea for Cerrone to put himself through a considerable weight cut given how much energy he seems to have at welterweight.
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Covered in mirrors and motorized to perform surreal transforming choreography, a larger-than-life sculpture of Franz Kafka's head has been causing quite a bit of commotion to a public square near the author's old stomping grounds in Prague.
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The casino mogul was in the Raiders old stomping grounds, Los Angeles, when we asked about the team possibly moving to the Strip and Wynn went off -- explaining everything he's doing with owner Mark Davis to make it happen.
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Mike retired from the New York radio waves last December and then just recently un-retired and returned to his WFAN stomping grounds with promises of a truly game-changing experience for his fans: he's gonna have an app.
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Everything here is extravagant: the swirling camera moves; the hundreds of color-coordinated dancing extras with stomping heels and jingling ankle bracelets; and the sets, which are some of the most eye-popping this side of Cecil B. DeMille.
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On Monday, the award-winning artist went back to where it all began at Danny Jones Middle School in Mansfield, Texas, stopping by her old stomping grounds to encourage current students and reconnect with some of her past teachers.
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A hallmark of many successful Heisman campaigns is a signature early-season game, and Jackson has one in the Cardinals' 63-20 September stomping of Florida State, in which he passed for one touchdown and rushed for four more.
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"If you look at candidate dollars, which go a lot farther, the Democratic campaigns and candidates are stomping their Republican opponents in terms of fundraising so that's a problem for the Republican side of the story," said the source.
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It read: LIBERTY FREEDOM FOR GOD WE STAND This is the stomping ground of Cliven Bundy, the anti-government provocateur who grazed his unpermitted cattle on Gold Butte rangeland and had a standoff here with government authorities in 2014.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged caution on Wednesday and said he would not be "stomping on a table" after China detained a third Canadian amid a diplomatic dispute over the arrest of a Chinese technology executive.
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By all measures, Arizona 8 is deeply red; it encompasses the suburbs north and west of Phoenix in Maricopa County — the stomping grounds of infamous former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and home to the reliably conservative Sun City retirement community.
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The comic scenes that follow are less funny than in some other versions I've seen, as the Bawd who runs the brothel, played with foot-stomping exasperation by Patrice Johnson Chevannes, becomes incensed that Marina's luminous virtuousness turns customers away.
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If only there were a way that the weed smokers could move above us so the smoke won't waft into our apartment, and the cement-slippered neighbors upstairs could move below us so only the ground could hear their stomping.
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I'm in my 20s, stomping around the same corner of Thompson Street where my father held his first American job — sweeping up a convenience store — and I'm now trying to stretch a dollar to make an unlikely entrepreneurial pursuit called MuslimGirl.
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Bill Hader is heading back to his old stomping grounds at 30 Rock this weekend to host Saturday Night Live for the second time since he left the show in 2013, and if I were the other performers, I'd be nervous.
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The cartoonist, Mark Knight, drew an exaggerated caricature of Williams stomping on her tennis racket with a pacifier near her feet — which prompted comparisons to the stereotypes seen in anti-black political cartoons from the Jim Crow-era of America.
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While Tillerson praises Turkey as partnering with the United States to fight "violent extremism," Erdoğan's regime fosters its own brand of extremism – stomping free speech and the rule of law like no NATO ally, like no professed partner, should ever do.
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No matter if it's winter, spring, summer, or fall, our editors can be spotted stomping around in heeled boots, flat boots, work boots, snow boots, red boots, white boots, something in between a boot and a bootie, the list goes on.
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It's a more cunning and cerebral exercise than just curb-stomping a bunch of jerks you run into, and the elaborate murder methods players can devise has helped make the series a popular series since its first release back in 2000.
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The descendent of Cuban immigrants, Malo and his band The Mavericks are a stomping, rowdy band of guys that mix country, Latin, and rock and roll, creating a sound filled with life that isn't afraid to shy away from the serious.
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This week, Steele's 210-page college football preview magazine landed with a thump at pharmacies, big-box stores, and bookstores across the country, just as it has for more than two decades, a seeming dinosaur still stomping through the digital age.
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CCTV footage shows a man repeatedly kicking her and stomping on her head, including "repetitive, forceful kicking to the middle of her body, as well as slaps and fist blows directed at her head off-screen," reports the Daily Maverick.
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The gist: After a traumatic combat mission in Iraq in 2004, a young American soldier (Joe Alwyn) is hailed as a hero, and his squad is sent on a publicity tour that takes him back to his Texas stomping grounds.
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The black ooze that shut down my youthful stomping ground makes me think of the poisons that must have entered my father's body over the years, and which may eventually kill him, like it's killed so many others in Sarnia.
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Today, an electric streetcar shuttles tourists from downtown Atlanta to Smith's old stomping grounds -- now a separate neighborhood from Old Fourth Ward called Sweet Auburn -- and the nearby King Center, which pays homage to the neighborhood's most famous resident, the Rev.
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My Mother is from east Texas, stomping ground of Jerry Lee Lewis and Dale Hawkins and my father was raised out in west Texas of Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, and Bobby Fuller, so we drove between these places all my life.
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One of the products that Alonzo and Crespo launched their intriguing new project with really speaks to their shared former stomping grounds: the Classic Trash Tee, which is completely comprised of recycled cotton, versus a mix of cotton and synthetic fibers.
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Localized cultures that have attracted the adulation of outsiders are in jeopardy of being wiped away because those who now want to experience them are often unaware of the fact that their migration is gradually and successfully stomping them out.
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Though not much has been revealed about what we can all expect from it, at least for now it's nice to know that if the team wanted, they can head back to the OG stomping grounds and shoot a few scenes.
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Now that they've conquered the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Joe and Anthony Russo — directors of the last two Captain America movies and the upcoming two-parter Avengers: Infinity War — are returning to their TV stomping grounds for an adaptation of The Warriors.
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Play was suspended and, during the wait, Djokovic came on court, borrowed an umbrella from a fan and did a Gene Kellyesque tour of the court without singing or stomping in any puddles before eventually resuming play for a brief period.
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His shouting, stomping, preaching, and tears at the controversial revival jolted, scared, and unsettled the sixteen-year-old Graham, making him suddenly aware of the possibility of a larger life beyond the farm, and beyond the hardscrabble isolation of the South.
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At the invitation of Greek-Cypriot supercollector Dakis Joannou, Walker, the severed limb, and her boyfriend the photographer Ari Marcopoulos had undertaken a working vacation to the prosperous tourist isle (also a stomping ground of Leonard Cohen and Brice Marden).
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As for the Penguins, that Saturday win nudged them ahead of the Islanders and into third place in the Metro, and they followed that up with an impressive stomping of the Capitals to move into a dead heat with the Rangers.
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The sight of an AT-AT stomping through the neighborhood would strike fear in the heart of any true Rebel soldier—but it's still not as scary as this Trump supporter's "not racist in any way" approach to Halloween decór.
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An ambulance siren, a toddler stomping around in the unit above, or a jet flying over your house aren't signals you're about to get eaten, but they still trigger involuntary fight-or-flight responses, especially when they're loud and unexpected.
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Cell phone video captured a group of men punching and slinging Khan around the middle of a road in north India, stomping on him and then slamming the 55-year-old farmer down on concrete as he begged for mercy.
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Sometimes, though, I see him, 16 years old, swallowing his frustration, burying his worry, stomping up the stairs without telling us what's wrong, and I want to show him what it looks like to be vulnerable and open but I can't.
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But society doesn't give him that chance, with everyone from a concerned mother on a bus to late-night comedian Murray Franklin (played by Robert De Niro) picking him apart for his sense of humor and stomping on his dreams.
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"Looks like you were wrong when you swore that we would have it all," Amy Kamm sings bluntly to the target of "Babylon," over slide guitar and fiddle, in a foot-stomping breakup song that just gets angrier as it goes.
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Pounding on a baton with a balled fist can produce a particularly loud piercing sound, and stomping on the pedals can sound the biggest bell's low F. "Hostility, almost," was how Mr. Lind described it to The Times in 2015.
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His compact toughness is a frequent subject of memes: There's one that likens the shape of his head to a PT Cruiser, another that shows a furiously stomping Topsy Cat and reads "DaBaby on his way to beat somebody" up.
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At first sight, Rei Kawakubo's latest offering for Comme des Garçons Homme Plus appeared to be a heavily punk-inspired collection complete with spiky harnesses, deconstructed suiting and layers of fishnet worn by stomping models angrily gesticulating at the crowd.
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The record flips the strict fundamentalism of its genre, with stomping rap drums, Red Hot hooks, and wilting alt interludes, embracing turn-of-the-century hybrid rock styles that many punks of a similar age have left stuffed under childhood beds.
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