The wheelbarrow, thimble and the boot, got, well, the boot.
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But the boot got the boot, and so did the wheelbarrow and the thimble.
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The click of the boot is a neutral stimulus paired with an unconditioned stimulus of licking the boot clean.
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Oh no, I thought - someone's trapped in the boot!
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He has thrown sessons of that length with the boot.
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Not everything from the original Monopoly got the boot, however.
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My mind wanders to the ammonia blemish in the boot.
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Those who fail to comply will get the boot, too.
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The site reveals the boot stamping on our faces forever.
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Rad said that getting the boot taught him two things.
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O'Reilly getting the boot from Fox would be a stunner.
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Korea, too, has fallen prey to the boot camp cure.
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Students organized what was called the "Boot the Bell" campaign.
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Most of the boot camps have 60 to 120 students.
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Interest in the boot camps has grown since the election.
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The problem: The way Trumpland works is that Kushner is the guy who convinces his father-in-law that he has to give someone the boot; he's not the guy who gets the boot.
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This is how that document describes the boot process for an iPhone: When an iOS device is turned on, its application processor immediately executes code from read-only memory known as the Boot ROM.
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Sorry for the boot in the face 😬😁 #MenInBlack pic.twitter.
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Cops say Taylor Hendricks got the boot from the Eagles vs.
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"The boot we always wished we could have," Ms. Gavriel said.
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Naturally, the first step of the boot-camp was partnering up.
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The victim was found in the boot of a Chevrolet Aveo.
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To an extent, the boot is now on the other foot.
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If an immigration officer feels like it, you get the boot.
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On another front, Google is giving its war robots the boot.
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"Giving The Boot To Reinheitsgebot" (Schneider Weisse Aventinus Weizen Bock) 8.
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There's been recent speculation that Bannon may be given the boot.
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However, we're told Manziel got the boot shortly after the scuffle.
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He made a whole ordeal out of giving Alayah the boot.
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I can&apost fit here at all because of the boot.
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Voters did indeed give Mauricio Macri the boot as Argentina's president.
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Art Hogan may soon give his top market risk the boot.
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Greenleaf auto vent clip Give the old cardboard pine tree the boot.
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Mr Weah promised to help the poor and give corruption the boot.
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Kaitlyn: Do you think the boot gun is a Kim Possible reference?
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Now we know why Facebook gave Cambridge Analytica the boot on Friday.
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In the years to come, the boot began selling out every year.
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Slack is giving the boot to users with ties to hate groups.
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He insisted, but finally we both got out and opened the boot.
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Offset pushed her hard to give Shaft the boot, which she did.
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It also allows some keys to control specific aspects of the boot.
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The boot collection includes Chelsea boots and cap-toe lace-up boots.
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That can still be true, though, even with giving Jones the boot.
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Three months after he was hired, his boss gave him the boot.
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But hey, now the boot on your neck belongs to a woman!
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Suffice it to say, the boot bucket list goes on and on.
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With traditional beer getting the boot, here's what people are drinking instead.
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Say goodbye to the thimble, the boot and the wheelbarrow, Monopoly fans.
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In the UK, the boot refers to the trunk of a car.
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One lingering question: Who is the boot spy who tracks Rick and Aaron?
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Fans from both sides of the grounds cheered for the boot-stomping anthem.
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Luckily for Rasmus and his traveling companions, the water didn't penetrate the boot.
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But still big enough that someone could conceivably be trapped in the boot.
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The "sporty sandal" version, which incorporates Ugg's sheepskin sans the boot, costs $175.
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Of course, that's until someone gets the boot, or the next crisis hits.
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I thank Powell for tha,t even though they gave me the boot.
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Wendy is so obviously the boot, that it's boring to actually boot her.
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The average tuition for the boot camps is $11,400, according to Course Report.
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Burruss eventually got the boot, bringing around the final competition of the season.
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South Africans started discussing "when" not "if" Zuma would be given the boot.
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Are you loving these looks or would you give these boots the boot?
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At the boot store, Carrie McCall, a FedEx driver, appears with a package.
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That alone is reason enough to want to see Netanyahu given the boot.
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After the boot camp, he says, he was moved to a mental hospital.
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Were they related to the boot man we glimpsed in the midseason finale?
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We need to give the white nationalists not a boost but the boot!
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Until one day, the boot became so big that it grew its own boot.
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And only months after Simmons got the boot, ESPN took Grantland offline for good.
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The boot selection includes wingtips, cap-toe combat boots, hikers, Chelsea boots, and more.
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"Waiting for the boot… waiting" He utters as he still stares at the monitor.
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The campaign's national political and policy directors were among those who got the boot.
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But the data suggest that the boot is indeed more valuable than the glove.
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They should remember how it feels when the boot is on the other foot.
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Police found his body several weeks later, crumpled into the boot of a car.
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In the poster, the boot is also labeled "sleepwear" which is truly just... odd.
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The test wasn't simply based on stylishness, but on the ruggedness of the boot.
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Then he asked me to get an umbrella from the boot of the car.
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Through Dataminr, I noted the Leslie Jones activity hours before Yiannopoulos got the boot.
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Some former internet/tech darlings are also getting the boot: Groupon, Yelp and Fitbit.
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After his fifth year, Michaels gave Sandler and his friend, Chris Farley, the boot.
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Luke getting the boot has been a long time coming, but not so fast!
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During the boot camp, for example, he often gives people a 401(k) brochure.
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But in the longer term, it may mean giving Iran the boot from Syria.
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Mr. Flynn is the first transition team member to get the boot for trolling.
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We kept heading south, through the boot of Missouri on the way to Memphis.
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You have to look to the shin of the boot that is Italy, instead.
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In the 2008 primary, the six counties of the boot heel cast 16,964 votes.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Billie Eilish give you the boot!
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There Kanye West is at the McDonald's, the Best Western and the Boot Barn.
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Wexiteers may be gathering at the Boot Scootin' dance hall for years to come. ■
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Teresa and Joe Giudice are getting the boot ... from bankruptcy court ... TMZ has learned.
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Essentially, anyone wandering around looking for a ticket counter is likely to get the boot.
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Be sure to evenly wet the boot so that no streaking or water-spotting occurs.
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The couple, however, temporarily switched into matching black rain jackets during the boot-throwing competition.
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And in JFK in New York, people started clapping because he was given the boot.
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Putting the boot on the other foot for a while does not seem entirely unreasonable.
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When DeMario can't explain himself at all, Rachel gives him the boot and storms off.
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For the most part, the victuals get the boot, save for a packet of mushrooms.
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After he was given the boot, his classmates cheered and gave Butera a standing ovation.
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Even if Nintendo issues a software update, this software update won't affect the boot ROM.
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Truthfully it doesn't matter what I wear them with 'cause it's all about the boot.
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The Boot ROM includes a certificate or private key that only Apple has access to.
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It was definitely more tiring to hop the race in the boot than simply running.
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GE got dealt a major blow this week after getting the boot from the Dow.
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Or, in other words, the boot version of the company's best-selling Day Glove flats.
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I still do love the boot overall because of the soft leather and versatile wearability.
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A federal judge gives the boot to Uber's lawsuit against New York over vehicle caps.
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Unfortunately, there was a small rattlesnake in the boot, which bit and slowly killed him.
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After just a week we're giving the Reds the boot for being too un-lousy.
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" Therefore, "our game requires you to guide the ball" onto the boot with "one hand.
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The boot camp "was a big boost all at once," said her mother, Jennifer Uzzi.
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"This what's left of the rollerblades when you take the boot out," one person Tweeted.
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Or, in other words, the boot version of the company's best-selling Day Glove flats.
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We are witnessing the boot come swiftly down on the necks of women and minorities.
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But now the boot began to loom as large in our imaginations as the smell.
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Our Founding Fathers knew what it meant to live under the boot of imperial rule.
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But she doesn't believe Elle gave her the boot simply because it couldn't afford her.
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Should we have given notice that we weren't attending, mere days after getting the boot?
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In the docs, she says everyone who got the boot was at least 40 years old.
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But one style stands alone as the most practical of the boot family: the ankle boot.
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Other ones I've been in are simply looking for compliance or they give you the boot.
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Starting at the top of the boot, wipe down the entire surface using gentle circular motions.
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Give your go-to black sports bra the boot in favor of a botanical-printed one.
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The theme of the boot camp will be: What is the future of food with integrity?
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You should have access to the partition where you just installed MacOS through the boot process.
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With all its laces and lace holes carefully described, the boot intimates a Freudian, fetishistic vibe.
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It's the opening shot of the movie, and Katherine Hepburn is giving Carey Grant the boot.
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Those known for their past outspokenness are expected to get the boot in the coming months.
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The singer was a co-host from 2013 to 2016 before she was given the boot.
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In case you missed it, plastic straws are getting the boot from restaurants across the country.
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Do you think the boot camp-style treatment being used at the center will be successful?
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The child's body was later found packed in cat litter in the boot of his car.
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She saw a story about the boot camp program on the local news and signed up.
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The June effort to give Engler the boot failed 6-2, with Byrum and Mosallam dissenting.
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When an account fails this test it gets the boot, while accounts that pass are reinstated.
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Nevertheless, there seems to be an endless supply of excuses for why PINs received the boot.
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But the news about the early-gen smart TVs also getting the boot gives me pause.
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Bigger than that, people have felt the boot of sexual, criminal, political, emotional and environmental violence.
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Yesterday, just 5,851 votes came out of the boot heel, even as turnout overall was increasing.
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"What was going on was [the boot] kind of split and a lot of moisture had gone into the boot, so my blade was sinking into my skate and it was affecting the mounting a little bit," she continued, adding that it still wasn't an excuse.
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Use it to wake up in the morning or relax at night give dark circles the boot.
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Kid-carrying wagons are also getting the boot, as they reportedly cause extra congestion in the parks.
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The book alleged that failed STD tests are the most common reason potential contestants get the boot.
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Christie's four kids looked over a little more skeptically in the direction of the boot wearing wizard.
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The Indianapolis Museum of Art acquired Henri Delavallée's "The Boot Polisher" (1890) — the artist's only known portrait.
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So what's his role in all of this, since he came in after Shokin got the boot?
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"The poor say we have the boot of climate change on our necks every day," he said.
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Is it the artists, the marketplaces, or the users re-posting the designs who get the boot?
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Spring cleaning means breaking out your vacuum and finally giving all those pesky dust bunnies the boot.
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As part of this public-private partnership, apprenticeship programs can be incorporated following the boot-camp training.
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Johns starts coming, we might have to give the boot or else we might get it ourselves.
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I almost felt bad for him until I remembered that I was the one getting the boot.
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In Android, the boot process always wipes the user data after a fixed number of failed attempts.
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The facts seem to be that Bieber gave Desiigner the boot while Desiigner was still singing Panda.
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Nevertheless, he hopped over the fence, twice, with incredible ease, almost like the boot was an afterthought.
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They famously gave France the boot, invaded Laos to extend their territory, and then invaded South Vietnam.
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If they should resist or complain they were given the "boot" without the references needed to survive.
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She says every celebrity has a sex tape, so getting the boot for hers is grossly unfair.
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You can find him at the McDonald's, the Best Western, the Boot Barn and the Cody Steakhouse.
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The fallout was immediate ... from her resignation on several boards to her publisher giving her the boot.
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Samantha, Aileen and Christine quickly discovered that female studio owners are underrepresented in the boot-camp world.
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In the SR I tested near my home, I had no difficulty packing the boot with groceries.
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She refused to pay for an attendant to help her with the boot, or to stop walking.
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Hawkins tells us she thinks she got the boot because Tinder is trying to save its brand.
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Wipe the boot clean and allow it to dry before giving it a final buff, he advised.
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Click the video above to add the boot to your cart, or simply click here to start shopping.
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It's not immediately clear until the 11th paragraph of the memo that 12,500 employees will get the boot.
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Do you really need a theory of justice to know that the boot on your neck is unjust?
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Keyshia got the boot for failing to pay $19,000 in back rent on her place in Santa Monica.
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The outdoorsy aesthetic became fashionable resulting in hipsters and fashion-forward editors adopted the boot skyrocketing its popularity.
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They've put considerable work into figuring out how to detect cheaters and spoofers and give them the boot.
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Killam was on SNL for six years before he unexpectedly got the boot ahead of the 42nd season.
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In an email to employees, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince expressed ambivalence about giving the Daily Stormer the boot.
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The boot enabled Janikowski to set an NFL record with 53 field goals of 50 yards or longer.
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But when winter rolls in, they go back into the closet and we bust out the boot collection.
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And when voters went to the polls days later, they gave the Prohibition-backing Republican majority the boot.
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PLANET NINE No hard feelings, Pluto: We've been a planet short since Pluto got the boot in 2006.
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Eventually, he says the "white people" gave him the boot, but appeared to believe it was Nick's doing.
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" Gray, who stopped wearing the boot Thursday, said, "It feels like I picked up where I left off.
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The wool felt collar around the top of the boot adds warmth and style to the basic boots.
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My left leg was doing extra work to compensate for the boot, so I'm giving it a break.
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Other senators have been threatened with expulsion, but they either escaped the boot or resigned before it swung.
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Sometimes TV shows get the boot from their original networks and that's the last we see of them.
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Mason was given the boot in 2013 after Groupon failed to meet its own expectations for several quarters.
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Anytime a conservative voice gets kicked off a platform, a liberal voice has to get the boot too?
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White supremacist site the Daily Stormer needs to find another domain provider after getting the boot from GoDaddy.
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But the district got the boot itself this week, along with the rest of the state's political map.
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I recall being nudged awake at dawn by the boot of a policeman outside the Venice rail station.
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But the stink and the boot are part of our history — and the long history of the house.
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When last he saw her, she was simultaneously pulling the boot back on and closing the cab door.
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One day, I opened the boot of my car to get her out and she kept jumping at me.
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Taran Killam unceremoniously (and unexpectedly) got the boot from Saturday Night Live this summer, but that's not his complaint.
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With the boot on the other foot here, the lockstep-liberal bloc of four on the Supreme Court dissented.
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If you don't already know about the boot controversy, there's almost no way to make sense of it neatly.
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Of course, it really could happen ... L.A. just gave Philip Rivers the boot, and TB12 is a free agent.
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So was an encounter in the Oval Office on February 14th—the day after Mr Flynn got the boot.
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The House Oversight Committee, which has been holding hearing on TSA operations, gave Kelly Hoggan the boot last night.
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Where the boot-leg reigned supreme in the early 2000s, the 2010s saw the skinny jean take its place.
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The answer is edge computing, which allows the car to have a lot of computing power in the boot.
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Anyway, the latest one to get the boot could well be "If you don't love me at my..." meme.
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"Combining the two leading brands in the boot camp industry solidifies Galvanize's leadership position in the sector," Pianko said.
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Goudreau was kicked of Facebook at the same time well-known white nationalist Faith Goldy was given the boot.
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The upper section of the boot is made from goat leather, while the sole is made from cow leather.
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"Teen Mom 2" cast member David Eason's officially been given the boot from the hit show ... TMZ has learned.
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Say goodbye to the boot, thimble, and wheelbarrow, because they're heading to the great Monopoly board in the sky.
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" Fellow euro-skeptic rag, the Daily Express, also kicked the boot in saying "Cameron's EU deal is a joke.
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Without asking Gonzalez-Badillo's permission, the officer tore the sole of the boot and found a bag of heroin.
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They're also often the first people to get the boot since they fail to propel their teams to success.
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While nearly half of Americans polled said they supported ABC giving "Roseanne" the boot, 34 percent said they disagreed.
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Marine Corps boot camp is hard; I know that women marines do not experience the boot camp I did.
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" Bush then gave Kimmel the boot before driving off as he pumped his fist and said, "Jeb exclamation point!
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All of which begs the question: What becomes of Trump and his administration if the Bannon gets the boot?
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No. 4 Washington gets the boot from No. 93 USC Up next was yet another perfect season snuffed out.
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The Phillies had previously been shuffled off for not being awful enough, and today the Rockies get the boot.
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Program development for the boot camp has begun with the first session scheduled to take place in spring 2019.
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I quickly ousted this idea and instead opened my flight app to book my next trip to the Boot.
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"Every single one of them" finds work, Ms. Laucher said of the boot camp graduates, in a 2017 interview.
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The mob boss was Ruggiero (Richie the Boot) Boiardo, the long-lived patriarch of organized crime in North Jersey.
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His two sisters, by contrast, were not interested in the boot-making business, which made the succession decision easier.
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But if you were to buy them outright, the boot is $500, and the blade is $500 or $600.
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He put the boot on and then faked a limp while walking round the terminal and boarding the plane.
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"Oh my god, guys, it actually worked," he said, before swiftly removing the boot and putting his feet up.
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As Zhu disembarked the plane — without the boot and walking normally — he said he&aposd had a relaxing flight.
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Two weeks into the boot camp with Ms. Kreston, he is feeling much better, but longs for the outdoors.
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The inside of the boot is lined with UGGpure wool, a moisture-wicking material that feels soft like shearling.
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Hold down the power and volume down buttons simultaneously on your headset until the boot up screen appears.2.
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The star tight end Greg Olsen was given the boot by the Bears for just a third-round draft choice.
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Niecy (Raven Goodwin) had to give Amika the boot after finding out she was leaving the kids with a stranger.
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The boot created plenty of time for Cooper to run away from Justin Coleman and give Prescott an easy target.
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"She sat there eating out of her lunchbox as she sat on the boot of the car," the observer says.
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The boot is tinged with biker-babe credibility, a Rick Owens-lite sensibility that pairs well with lots of denim.
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He had an awesome day at the beach, got an invitation to the fantasy suite, and then got the boot.
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One trader showed Reuters a car he uses to transfer funds to clients in rubbish bags hidden in the boot.
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By the end of the first elimination ceremony, she gives Norman the boot, even with Rachel's demands for the opposite.
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It will also give users a way to lock the boot process of the device, among other complex security tasks.
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According to Twins manager Rocco Baldelli, Sano will wear the boot for seven to 10 days before being re-evaluated.
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In a vocational school such as the boot camps, they offer financing for students who cannot afford to pay monthly.
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The working 64DD unit MJR got through Craigslist had one very strange feature: the boot-up screen was in English.
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Just like the boot, the Barnacle isn't something you'll find on your car when your meter runs out one day.
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We're told there's serious talk about giving 'Live' the boot at 9 AM and adding a third hour to 'GMA.
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I realized I was in the boot of a car, with my wrists and ankles tied and my mouth taped.
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The boot, thimble, and wheelbarrow have left the classic board game for greener pastures, presumably somewhere just off Atlantic Avenue.
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And as the console loads the boot ROM immediately after pressing the power button, there's no way to bypass it.
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Can you blame Ben for wanting to give her the boot even if just to be free of the drama?
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In this exercise, you will help the robot move the groceries from the kart into the boot of the car.
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" There was no mention at the boot camp of the growing #MeToo movement, but an extended section about avoiding "victimhood.
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Scaramucci famously got the boot from his communications director job in July after just 10 days at the White House.
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A little tricky for Wood to have found a hat trick in him with that much rust on the boot.
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He got the boot for what Tori Black described as a lack of "presence," but we know what she meant.
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Place the lowest step of the fulcrum (the boot lever) on the lip and draw the cork up entirely.4.
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Sanders had won every county in the boot heel four years ago; on Tuesday, he lost them all to Biden.
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Around the same time, the boot lost its appeal, too, and our bedtime routines became standard fare: stories, songs, cuddling.
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A last is a form shaped like the customer&aposs foot that Lee can use to build the boot around.
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Turns out, Fortnite officials were SUPER pissed over the incident ... and gave him the boot from the game FOR LIFE!!!
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He was an East End hell-raiser with a dodgy comb over and a tendency to stick the boot in.
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The boot is available in four colors (cognac pebbled, black suede, taupe grey suede, and black pebbled), and retails for $225.
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The boot process will take a while to load, just a heads-up, but a faster USB flash drive helps here.
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Which would be great, except that Kylie doesn't seem too interested in the boot camp circuit with Don, the super trainer.
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Not to play favorites, but if we had to pick from all the boot styles out there, ankle boots would win.
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The boot-shaped nation also sits west of the Tyrrhenian basin, a sedimentary basin in the Mediterranean Sea that is opening.
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December is coming, the year is ending, and Netflix is giving the boot to its final round of titles this year.
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My friend took the bedroom, I took the sofa bed, another selflessly accepted the boot room, and the last stayed out.
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If you don't have many apps starting with Windows then, it can shave off some seconds during the boot up process.
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While this may have been Netflix's "Summer Of Love," a lot of good rom-coms are getting the boot come fall.
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The week before hometown dates, this is the episode where the entertaining contestants — let's call them bonus buddies — get the boot.
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"Limitless," based on the 2011 film of the same name, aired in September of 2015 but it also got the boot.
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"I had these knee-high boots, and I would stick a bottle of wine in the boot," Vargas tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Brown, 24, gave Luke P., 24, the boot after they got into a heated conversation in Greece during Fantasy Suite week.
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Before today's meeting can get started, there's the small matter of the dead cat currently in the boot of Jenkin's car.
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The preppy powers that be gave him the boot and his parents sent him to attend the New Mexico Military Institute.
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In response, Myspace, the web's largest social media platform at the time, gave the boot to some 90,000 convicted sex offenders.
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This he solved by adding a small teflon strip to the contact point between the boot toe and the ski surface.
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I used to tie it, actually, around one of my boots — over the boot, so that it hangs down the side.
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Someone who temporarily makes too much money—more than $320 a week as a single person—may risk getting the boot.
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But it's probably not ethical (and at the very least, really creepy), so the ride share companies gave him the boot.
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The rise of the boot is fairly short, though, so you need to judge puddle depth carefully or risk wet feet.
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If you have a wide foot you may be out of luck; they don't currently offer the boot in wide sizes.
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After a little sleuthing, Hill and her team tracked down the guy responsible for the prank and gave him the boot.
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He proceeds to sort his stock at pace, the good stuff onto the back seat, the crap back into the boot.
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Kodak Black is getting the boot from T.I.'s music museum in Atlanta ... fallout from Kodak's disgusting comments about Lauren London.
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The rep also tells us the band Me First And The Gimmie Gimmies (featuring Fat Mike) is also getting the boot.
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A drive down the winding highways of Puglia, in the boot heel of Italy, passes through endless groves of olive trees.
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Now, the LAFC is laying down the gauntlet ... saying any fan who uses the word moving forward will get the boot.
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I prefer the boot of truth to slam down to earth like thunder, no matter the shock of hearing its clap.
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In particular, there's a slinky but rough Saberi jacket that might get the boot if I go back to buy this.
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But, when they removed the boot, the doctors discovered that the nail had passed between his toes, leaving his foot unharmed.
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Joe: Customers work with Lee on the boot design, picking specific elements they want, including leather, color, toe style, and heel.
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And I'd say the boot on the Hill went from members being super charged to, yeah, I'm ready to go home.
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The chauffeurs in Lincoln's Inn Field chatted amongst themselves and ate sandwiches from the boot as the soup vans turned up.
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Despite the cynics, we must not be hasty in giving democracy the boot when what it needs is a strategic reboot.
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A day after Nielsen was dropped as secretary of Homeland Security, Secret Service Director Randolph "Tex" Alles was given the boot.
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Many objects here, including the boot, have been deaccessioned by the museum and are now part of the conservators' study collection.
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The show had sky-high ratings but the network gave it the boot after Roseanne Barr's tweet drew a lot of backlash.
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We use my suitcase and lots of bubble wrap to keep the centerpiece jars from clanking around in the "boot" (the trunk).
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One girl was kicked out after she and her boyfriend broke up (he was a groomsman); later, I also got the boot.
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Shortly afterward employees were lighting up Twitter with tales of how their boss gave Sarah the boot, on moral grounds of course.
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One review of her opening monologue on The Boot, a country blog, mentioned all her other big jokes, expect for this moment.
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The actor gamely took the boot in his hand and chugged its contents as champers spilled down the front of his shirt.
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Massimo told the story of seeing Helvetica and being so impressed he bought some to stick in the boot of his car.
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We take a drive to the supermarket and while my back is turned he raids the boot and finds a KFC container.
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Whether a Chelsea, a kitten-heel, or a sock-boot, & Other Stories checks all the boot boxes a fashion-person could desire.
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But before she got the boot, Yates warned Trump that his national security advisor, Michael Flynn, might be compromised by the Russians.
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I was just so excited knowing I could give Comcast cable the boot, it was all I could do to contain myself.
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As for the foreclosure -- first reported by Deadline -- a judge still has to sign off before TMG can give Johnny the boot.
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There's also a "chain of trust" built directly into the iOS mobile software, known in the tech industry as the boot chain.
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In order for the ski to actually release from the boot, it had to be able to rotate out the toe clamp.
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That the little image of the log cabin in the snow appealed to the Boot and Shoemaker's White Labor League is indisputable.
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The goal is both to open the boot-camps to students from poorer backgrounds, and to improve oversight of the courses offered.
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Despite a ban on Nepalis investing abroad, CG has diversified internationally, notably since its royal chums were given the boot in 1990.
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At the time, she denied reports that she had been given the boot, but the White House later said she was fired.
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Jerry Seinfeld is questioning why it was necessary for ABC to give Roseanne Barr the boot after the "Roseanne" star's racist tweet.
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Not that we're complaining — we are more than ready to give winter the boot (and grab some soft serve in the process).
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Whether the Bears (4-10) win another game this season or not, they may end up giving Coach John Fox the boot.
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The Boot Camp is designed for 30 individuals who will emerge better prepared to shape strategies and best practices across the city.
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Lenù and Lila, as it happens, are growing up not far from the part of the boot where Tony's people came from.
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Kamala Harris has been demanding that Trump's account get the boot for the president's repeated attacks on the Ukraine whistleblower, among others.
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He argued that when you "get the boot off someone's throat," it frees them up to think about threats like climate change.
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I told her I had sprained my ankle a few weeks earlier and would have to wear the boot for several months.
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The boot ended a string of 59 unanswered points by Kansas City against Oakland, including six straight scoreless periods for the Raiders.
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Gilbert and Laura Govan initially lived in the home together -- but he gave her the boot after they split up in 2014.
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The cushy insole feels like it's molded to my foot, so my feet don't feel like they're slipping and sliding inside the boot.
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At the game's opening your wife has just left you, your daughter is gone, and your literary agent has given you the boot.
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The First Amendment's free speech protections apply to all citizens, including the people behind the social media companies that gave him the boot.
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No attorney or judge, to the state or anyone else's knowledge, has ever tried to place a female client into the boot camp.
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San Francisco and Seattle have both discussed giving them the boot, while Starbucks and Disney are in the process of phasing them out.
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Yet locals warn that fake taxis cruise the streets with robbers hiding in the boot, ready to jump out at a traffic light.
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No, it wasn't about the pasta — it was James' repeated, drunken fat-shaming of server Katie Maloney-Schwartz that got him the boot.
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If you own a $300,000 coupe, Rolls-Royce is guessing that you don't want to be seen with Samsonite luggage in the boot.
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Each cleat conforms to the length and width of the boot of your choice, and it features a rubber construction for enhanced comfort.
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It's interesting ... Danielle's friend who got the boot is the same chick Danielle appeared with in Stitches' video ... wonder if mom's had enough?
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Before giving anything the boot (or the garbage bag, as the case may be), Kondo says to thank the item for its service.
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"I took some photos of him and Princess Margaret and their children, in their Aston Martin, looking back over the boot," he said.
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The panels also increase the flexibility of the boot so that it moves with the natural motion of your feet when you walk.
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And just as things that go up must come down, people on the right are mad that Damore has been given the boot.
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" She quipped that international institutions -- which have faced the ire of President Donald Trump throughout his tenure -- need "a reboot, not the boot.
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But that is a different model from the immersive, face-to-face learning that has been the hallmark of the boot camp experience.
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The three-hour episode begins with Peter pulling her aside and giving her the boot, even though she has the group date rose.
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Born in Brooklyn, Mr. Price was a member of the Boot Camp Clik collective and had etched his place in hip-hop lore.
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Whether you're worried about getting the boot or getting a pink slip, here are some tips to protect yourself before the ax falls.
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A scintillating strike is no less exhilarating because it comes off the boot of an ageing milkman playing in a German amateur league.
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Officers had earlier found a licence plate in the boot of an abandoned car which was connected to a stolen motorbike linked to Campion.
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But events earlier in this season made fans doubt whether the show version of Glenn is going to get the boot — or the bat.
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After a series of fatal accidents from an unstable IKEA dresser and chest model, the company is finally giving the furniture series the boot.
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The heel isn't as chunky as I'd like, but the boot is so good in every other way that I came under its spell.
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"It was an unbelievable win for a team that hasn't been together all that long," said Jackson, who contributed 13 points with the boot.
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In this low-slung and windowless room, five others were on the ground, awaiting their turn under the boot of their teacher, Sergei Maslikhov.
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And together we will take the boot of the federal government off the backs and the necks of small businesses all across this country.
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After reloading, the suspect fired bullets at bystanders, hitting a firefighter in the boot and one bystander's backpack, before fleeing to a nearby home.
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"They have ballerina feet, only stepping on the tips of their toes, and the boot is just to correct that, their posture," she says.
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The White HouseThis clip features an interview with Vermin Supreme, a performance artist slash presidential candidate, and the boot he wears on his head.
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As we first told you, Bella got the boot from Mod's place shortly after they'd broken up when she went to collect her stuff.
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The domme may present a signal of a click of her boot, which will lead to the privilege of puppy licking the boot clean.
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He adds, even if other customers are uncomfortable -- due to the things Simpson said on the TV special -- he wouldn't give him the boot.
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After months of market volatility, China's top securities regulator finally got the boot over the weekend, leaving many to wonder what took so long.
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But at the lowest levels – where the Boot ROM and Low-Level Bootloader live, it's more like a couple of thousand lines of code.
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The bottom half of the boot is made of Kamik's unique RubberHe material, which is 50% lighter than natural rubber and is 100% recyclable.
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Whether you're more interested in the boot or sneaker look, you'll likely be able to find something that suits your style in our list.
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The boot features a high-traction rubber bottom, a protective rubber lower with sealed seams, a leather upper shaft, metal eyelets, and durable laces.
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It's hard to see a new class of women lawmakers, powered by the uprising of women voters, allowing a woman to get the boot.
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The boot camps, which contain 25 to 30 people during a full-day workshop, try to get people into this kind of mind set.
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"They filled the boot of a good-sized sedan with a couple more in the back seat," recalled Mick Heaney, a son who helped.
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Mosca (a solid Stephanie Pope, too briefly seen), gives him the boot — Julie elects to stay out past curfew and lose her job, too.
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Suge ran over Carter shortly after security gave him the boot, and the family felt that's what sent him into him into a rage.
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"It's the stupidest song I've ever heard, but it's so stupid it's good," Mr. Keith told The Boot, a country music website, in 2014.
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We include a fascinating rosato from northern Italy and a savory rosso from the southern end of the boot, along with a delicious bordeaux.
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Joe: Meanwhile, the team designs the four panels of the top part of the boot by cutting out the details and stitching them together.
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Most important, many leaders of these powerhouse companies are in effect unfireable: in order to get the boot, they essentially have to fire themselves.
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What the author does reveal is that a tassel from the boot of a young neighbor named Joey Mullen sits in the blood nearby.
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For all these reasons, it may be best to give them the boot both in the form of an "unfollow" and a photo delete.
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That's illegal, but the EPI report finds that between one in five and one in seven union organizers gets the boot for their organizing activity.
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Gregory remained at the anchor desk for months, even as blind items emerged regularly about how the silver-haired anchor would be getting the boot.
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As platforms like Facebook and YouTube continue to crack down on the behavior and content they host, those who get the boot will go elsewhere.
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In Brazil, President Dilma Rousseff is one step closer to getting the boot after a committee voted yesterday to continue the impeachment process against her.
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Because Fancy Bear's rootkit isn't properly signed, a computer's Secure Boot feature could prevent the attack by properly verifying each component in the boot process.
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The drama about women working at Newsweek's Manhattan office in the 1960s had just one season before Amazon — specifically, Roy Price — gave it the boot.
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Many successful TV shows over the years have been given the boot in the wake of difficult-to-overcome events that plagued their lead talent.
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If someone wearing skis falls, their foot will stay planted in the boot, bindings, and ski, which can lead to twisting and ultimately a tear.
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Leavitt describes it as such: At max power, the boot attached to the machine penetrates four inches above the seat cover, according to the patent.
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It means that the boot ROM is stored on the chip when Nvidia manufactures it and it can't be altered in any way after that.
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Defend Our Future is spending six figures on the anti-Pruitt campaign, supporting the "Boot Pruitt" website and running digital ads for it as well.
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Once the video started gaining popularity, the woman who got denied by the boot identified herself on Twitter, and attempted to do some damage control.
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Netflix often sees little value in long-running TV shows, which has led to some critically acclaimed series getting the boot early in their runs.
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Blame it on laziness or a lack of direction, but some young adults expect their parents to pay for everything until they get the boot.
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No charges were filed against the lead presenter, but the furore around the incident was enough for the outspoken Brit to be given the boot.
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Roman Polanski got a heavy dose of injustice when The Academy blatantly disregarded its own rules to give him the boot ... so says his attorney.
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Security researcher Will Strafach told TechCrunch that the code is compelling for the information it gives hackers into the inner workings of the boot loader.
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A more traditional laced style is available, though the boot as a whole is a bit chunky, not entirely unlike a pair of Doc Martins.
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Occupying the country's most visible position of power after the Castros meant that getting the boot was always a possibility, and perhaps even an inevitability.
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Joe: He hand-sews a small rim of leather known as a welt to the rim of the boot, allowing the sole to be attached.
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Do I condemn the terrorists but remain silent about the boot perpetually poised over the heads of every Arab and Iranian in the free world?
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Bean and Rood launched the boot camp in 2015 after their bosses retired, inspired to pass on the institutional knowledge they worried Congress was losing.
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By the time you finish the boot camp, you'll have an interview-ready portfolio to show to future employers, with a CPD-certified diploma to boot.
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Founded in Kitchener, Ontario, Performance Sports developed the first skate with a blade attached to the boot, an innovation credited with changing the game of hockey.
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The 64-year-old comedian got candid with his thoughts on the matter, noting that he didn't see a real need to give Barr the boot.
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And from there, it's an easy trip to "the boot"—locals' ungenerous nickname for LVMH's sparkling headquarters, which towers over the city like a white shoe.
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But even as Uber seeks to carve out a new, more progressive looking path its past practices keep coming back to bite it in the boot.
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Viking; £25 Oleg Gordievsky, a vital Western asset inside the KGB, was smuggled across the Soviet Union's border with Finland in the boot of a car.
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Jason Kidd just got the boot in Milwaukee -- but he's already got a rebound offer from one of the most powerful head coaches in the NBA!
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He had been driven away by his unknowing mother, Kayla Bishop, who went off to the movies with her girlfriend while he was in the boot.
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As is always the case, when one door closes, another opens, so don't be too sad that some of these classics are are getting the boot.
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When Viacom gave the boot to CEO Philippe Dauman, he stood to make $84 million on the way out, according to executive pay tracking firm Equilar.
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Stable and agile, the boot is made for fast descents but also features a mechanism that makes it easier to walk in when not on skis.
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I went into the boot camp in San Diego, then I was stationed at Coronado, and then they were asking for volunteers to go to Vietnam.
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Oakland Gives ICE The Boot: Last week, the City Council of Oakland unanimously voted to officially end its relationship with ICE (US Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
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But on May 27, 2014, Ejimkonye says, Johnstone and his crew broke into his home, assaulted him and threw him into the boot of a car.
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One group of protesters ran into the square carrying what they said was the boot and broken helmet of an RSF soldier, a Reuters witness said.
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Sean Spicer finally got the boot from "Dancing with the Stars" ... this after weeks of low scores, though you'd never know it from President Trump's tweets.
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The reality TV star's sister, Khloe Kardashian, appeared in 2009 on NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice," then hosted by Trump, but got the boot halfway through the season.
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Trump on Monday urged America to vote for former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, but he deleted the post once his pal got the boot.
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Its filing disputes the extent of the disagreement within the lower federal courts and downplays how much damage the officer did to the boot in question.
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Pissarro lived in Pontoise for 17 years, but the first pioneer artist attracted to this city was Charles Daubigny, who bought a barge called the Boot.
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Really, though, the bottom of the boot is in tatters, missing not just a sole but also its heel and a good part of its instep.
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"They are all full," she tells him, opening up the boot of the car to give out a couple hand warmers to a 15-year old.
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The board previously considered giving Engler the boot in June after he accused Denhollander of taking payoffs for manipulating other survivors -- an assertion Denhollander flatly denied.
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The Shade Room, the gossip/pop culture publisher with a huge following on Facebook, is back on Facebook, two days after Facebook gave it the boot.
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The trousers, officially called 'overalls,' are made from a blue and black wool barathea and are fastened by a leather strap and buckle underneath the boot.
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Temer, her successor, almost got the boot last month under accusations of taking $150,211 from the meatpacker JBS to facilitate the firm's businesses in the country.
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Paypal also removed prominent white nationalists involved in the Charlottesville rally; OKCupid kicked off a high-profile white supremacist; Spotify gave white supremacist artists the boot.
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By a whisker-thin 28500 percent to 6900 percent, the public opposes Trump's impeachment and removal from office if special counsel Robert Mueller gets the boot.
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Criticizing the company for applying its rules unequally to different users, she repeatedly asked Warren to join her in calling for Trump to get the boot.
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Applications for the boot camp surged 20 percent over the previous record this year, boosted by a push from the organizers to reach a wider pool.
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We don't know if there's a "morals clause" in R. Kelly's contract ... which would allow the label to give him the boot for crossing the line.
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Waymo has requested an injunction against Uber from using any of its allegedly stolen self-driving technology, which could effectively put the boot on Uber's driverless cars.
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On Monday, Stuart Weitzman launched the latest in its customized shoe program, SW X You, offering customers the chance to create the boot(s) of their dreams.
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Just hours after Roseanne Barr posted a racist tweet about former President Obama&aposs aide Valerie Jarrett, her wildly popular reboot of "Roseanne" was given the boot.
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There is something Vetements-y about the way the boot articulates itself, almost as if it takes up more space by giving me less to stand on.
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And sometimes you don't even have to do something terrible; you can just be mentally ill or gay and that's enough for you to get the boot.
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As such, it wears the Mini badge with a wink and a nod, a cheekiness expressed in wonderful and unexpected ways from the boot to the bonnet.
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The quake was felt as far north as Salzburg, Austria, and all the way down the Italian peninsula to the Puglia region, the heel of the boot.
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Saturday's vote — at the party's conference, which is akin to the conventions in American politics — came after exasperated centrist Labour lawmakers attempted to give Corbyn the boot.
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No matter how oppressed it is no matter how hard the boot is on your back, because to live is to have the radical potential for joy.
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Prior to getting the boot after hometown dates, she was the season's resident villain — a straight-shooting, whipped cream-spraying, nap-taking, Champagne-guzzling one, at that.
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The 89-year-old announcer, who's MC'd presidential inaugurations since Dwight D. Eisenhower, said he thought about suicide when he found out Trump gave him the boot.
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But the "Boot Pruitt" campaign represents a new level of coordination and effort that the groups say is a real attempt to get him out of office.
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The boot camp in its finished form was like an amped-up, in-person version of the online machine learning "crash course " that Google launched in February.
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Like all quad skates, there are four evenly spaced wheels (attached to the boot with a metal plate) and a small rubber toe stopper in the front.
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As we reported, Gene claimed Ace got the boot for being unprofessional, but Ace fired back ... accusing Gene of groping his wife and being a sex addict.
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Marlon Wayans has an idea where Roseanne will land after ABC gave her show the boot ... and it's not with any of the major 3-letter networks.
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Here's the gist of the idea from an Intel white-paper: Organizationally, it's a well-fortified bonus layer of security shielding a system at the boot-level.
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But after Cambridge Analytica gave her the boot without so much as a kind word or her last paycheck, she finally understood that money bought self-respect.
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While Ms. Zirinsky gathered thoughts from colleagues in March and April, the tabloids turned out dishy articles on who would stay and who would get the boot.
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House Freedom Caucus Chairman Jim Jordan reiterated his call for impeachment this month, and lobbyists expect Trump to give Koskinen the boot to throw conservatives a bone.
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Zhu bought the boot before boarding the plane, but he told Insider he&aposd ordered it a week in advance to make sure it was in stock.
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The boot has a more padded (and therefore narrower) heel, a smaller toe box, and higher arch support compared to one of Keen's more traditional, unisex fits.
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In a March 2016 trip to Kiev, he told the country's leaders that the U.S. would withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees unless Shokin got the boot.
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O'Reilly's sexual harassment scandal came on the heels of FOX News's former chairman Roger Ailes's ouster, who got the boot after women made similar allegations against him.
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Which is a big reason the Philippines get invaded, conquered, colonized, and otherwise find themselves under the boot often enough to be the Poland of the Pacific.
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There's a pattern emerging, too: Slavisa Jokanovic led the Hornets to the Premier League in 2015, but was subsequently given the boot and replaced by Quique Sanchez Flores.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple has deemed Facebook-owned app Onavo in violation of its App Store policies and will be giving it the boot shortly.
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Odom just got the boot from the BIG3 earlier this month ... and our sources tell us it's because the 39-year-old just wasn't in shape to play.
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Sure, it's high time we gave this year the boot, but before we do, we're taking a look back at some of the moments we actually enjoyed, too.
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If Famous in Love does get the boot, it would be the latest series to get the can at Freeform, following the cancellation of "Shadowhunters " earlier this month.
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The conference also approved rules making it easier for members to deselect their MP. Most MPs now back Mr Corbyn's domestic agenda; recalcitrant ones may face the boot.
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Netflix is clearing space for the next batch of can't-miss TV shows and movies, which means that some of our old favorites have to get the boot.
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Installation should take about 15-30 minutes, after which you can simply boot up as normal and choose either Chromium OS or Windows from the boot selection screen.
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Browser the Library Cat still has nine lives to give, but one can't say the same about a politician who wanted to give the popular feline the boot.
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LONDON - People do all types of things to avoid speeding tickets, but one man took it even further by blocking a camera with the boot of his car.
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After Doc got the boot, the Nets went all Nets and missed a bunch of the free throws, before uber-reserve cat Jamal Crawford did what he does.
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FYI, LeBron went to bat for his former Heat assistant coach on Monday ... after Fizdale got the boot less than a quarter of the way into the season.
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It's a little too perfect -- Hustler honcho Larry Flynt buying the Playboy Mansion and giving his archenemy Hugh Hefner the boot -- but it's reportedly exactly what could happen.
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And nearly all phones in the Touch ID era include a "secure enclave" processor — a processor that makes it much more difficult to tamper with the boot process.
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An easy way to differentiate them from other brands is the Hunter label at the front opening of the boot, or by their rich color and glossy finish.
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But Tunisia's new-found pluralism has also turned it into a target for extremists, hell-bent on creating an Islamic world under the boot heel of Sharia law.
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The most radical nationalist elements were given the boot, and the more moderate faction became more or less like the rest of Europe's radical right, Mr. Nilsson said.
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Chigvintsev opened up about getting the boot to Entertainment Tonight, and revealed that while he's still rooting for his former costars, he won't be tuning in this season.
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After the videos, Minhaj mocked Blum, telling him he should have studied harder at Kumon, the boot-camp education franchise that is especially popular with Asian immigrant families.
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It inaccurately suggested broad support for the attack days before a funeral procession in Baghdad drew thousands and the Iraqi parliament voted to give U.S. troops the boot.
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The person who speaks up about someone else being there "for the wrong reasons" tends to become so involved in the drama that they get the boot, too.
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So, everything from the last, which is the shape that the boot is made on, to all the different methods of construction, we&aposre kinda like the Ferrari.
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But there are some residents living on the island in market-rate housing that are getting the boot, with only "advisory services" for relocating being offered to them.
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While the student loan was a risk, the skills Sullivan learned through the boot camp helped land her a job with a bank as a technology specialist in January.
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The boot camp is led by Dev Nirwal, a professional programmer who has taught over 37,000 students and earned himself positive reviews applauding his direct and humorous teaching technique.
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"If we marry these surfaces (the ball and the boot) in more of a symbiotic way, their touch radically goes up," Hoke says of the inspiration for the innovation.
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England flyhalf Owen Farrell, however, kept the scoreboard ticking over with a succession of penalties and ended the game with six in total, claiming 24 points from the boot.
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Roger Ailes' behavior was allegedly tolerated for years before he finally got the boot this summer (numerous women at Fox have accused him of sexual harassment, which he denies).
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The author and love expert has been taking single black women to the boot-shaped country for years, where she says Italian men celebrate and adore women of color.
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"Up Late with Alec Baldwin" on MSNBC got the boot when video footage leaked of Baldwin screaming obscenities at a photographer in a tirade that included a gay slur.
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The Amazon listing for the boot has since been pulled down, but a cached version shows an image of the tread for the $50 boot made by Conal Footwear.
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That being said, the boot has been specifically designed so that it can be resoled by the company (for $80, a decent price, actually), but not by a cobbler.
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Wednesday, the PBA passed a vote of "no confidence" on both, demanding the commissioner resign and asking New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to give the boot to de Blasio.
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The boot isn't enormous, but as you can see it does fit a ride-on Thomas the Tank Engine for a toddler plus its 2700 track pieces ($211, Gumtree).
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" Moving on to the group date cocktail party, the main thing to note is that Peter gives Victoria Paul the boot, because he doesn't see her "as his wife.
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Three "American Idol" contestants got the boot this week, and Dennis Lorenzo thinks it's complete BS he was one of 'em, just because he was last on the mic.
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An underwhelming start was enough to give him the boot, and evidently the Panthers front office was so fed up they didn't even think to call him an Uber.
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Dak signed a sponsorship deal with Dannon the same day Cam got the boot last week after making a sexist comment to a female reporter during a press conference.
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She hand-picked Joy Behar, Star Jones, Debbie Matenopoulos and Meredith Vieira to join her as the initial panel, and added Rosie O'Donnell in 2006 after Jones got the boot.
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On Wednesday night ABC will be airing the CMA Music Festival, Nashville's paean to the boot-scootin', honky-tonkin', hoedown throw-down music that the Grand Ole Opry helped build.
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The boot camp program in Florida is also "markedly inferior" to the one in Wyoming, lasting four months instead of six to 2200, her lawyers said in a court filing.
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According to Guido Fawkes, a blogger, Mr McCluskey and his allies, including Mr Milne, celebrated at the Boot and Flogger, a bar where the champagne starts at £51 a bottle.
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The Danish-born actress wasn't fully aware of the scandal, but invoked the #MeToo movement and told us if Singer turns out to be guilty -- he's gotta get the boot.
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It's obvious Ben would have a problem if Winter Games had a traditional elimination game plan, but it doesn't, leaving the software salesman even more vulnerable to getting the boot.
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The line contains a variety of styles including a stiletto sandals, knee-length and peep-toe boots and slip-on flats that range from $795 to $2,495 for the boot.
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Dubbed "Punk" on the series, he rose to the final three suitors competing for the hand of Tiffany "New York" Pollard, but was given the boot on the penultimate episode.
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We all slept on the floor in the upstairs offices for several months, until Larry grew tired of being greeted by slumbering bodies at work and gave everyone the boot.
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I remember the crushing of apps like AppShopper and AppGratis, for instance, under the boot heel of rule 2.25, which forbid apps from "duplicating" the features of the App Store.
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And the owner could still put the robot in the back seat (or even the boot) whenever he wanted to experience the old-fashioned thrill of taking the wheel himself.
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The reason why that hasn't been done on Macs is probably because it would prevent users from installing other operating systems like Windows or Linux through the Boot Camp feature.
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Rihanna's dissed the boot not once, but twice, but we all know that blizzards (and long-distance travel plans, for that matter) can do strange things to a person's judgment.
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Webhosting companies GoDaddy and Google Domains gave the white supremacist site The Daily Stormer the boot after it published a derogatory story about the victim killed in the Charlottesville protest.
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Quixey, a deep-linking start-up that had a lot of hype in its earlier days, just gave its C.E.O. the boot after, uh, not living up to the hype.
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The boot barb comes after the Internet exploded with references to Rubio's new high-heeled boots on the campaign trail last week, footwear that drew skepticism from his GOP rivals.
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Bolton had only been in his role in an official capacity for a few days when he informed homeland security adviser Tom Bossert that he was giving him the boot.
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After Ozzy was finally given the boot in 1979 for a lot of really bad behavior, general ennui, and epic levels of alcoholism, Ronnie James Dio came into the fold.
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The former Breitbart tech writer shared the complaints on Telegram, a messaging app where some alt-right allies have set up shop after getting the boot by larger tech platforms.
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The driver gets out, opens the trunk — or in Northern Irish parlance, the boot — and out stumbles the dancer and choreographer Oona Doherty, like a fighter ready for a match.
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She had escaped to Slovakia from Budapest in the boot of a car after her hiding place in the Hungarian capital had been identified by police last week, police said.
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If you're after digital versions, the PS Store has each game priced at $5.99, but the compatibility is limited to the PS3 and PSP, giving the PS Vita the boot.
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These guys aren't the only people who got the boot from Dolan -- ex-Knicks star Charles Oakley was famously dragged out of MSG in 2017 after an incident involving Dolan.
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When Microsoft rolled out the ban on emulators last year, software like the NESbox Universal Emulator (supporting NES, Super Nintendo, Gameboy, and Sega Genesis games) got the boot from its store.
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A source on the flight says he'd refused to get off his phone while the plane was taxiing, so the pilot turned back to the gate and gave him the boot.
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How to clean the wool inside of sheepskin boots:Now it's time to clean and disinfect the interior shearling of the boot to get rid of bacteria and fungus that cause odor.
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To some Democrats in the House and Senate, environmental groups who've launched the Boot Pruitt campaign, and former top ethics officials, what should happen now is very clear: Pruitt should resign.
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See SWNS story SWJAG; The black Jaguar XK, which cost around £60,000 when new, can be seen with the boot open and water nearly to the top of the windows.
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"The boot camp market is going through a fairly typical shakeout," said Daniel Pianko, a Galvanize board member and managing partner of University Ventures, which participated in the latest funding round.
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It's not clear under what circumstances the company will outright give the boot users for blocking ads, or whether it plans to issue warnings ahead of taking such an extreme measure.
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Certainly, by the 1960s when the FBI started taking a better look at organized crime in New Jersey, The Boot was one of the first guys they really started concentrating on.
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United's carriage contract also provides some guidelines for who can and cannot get the boot -- unaccompanied minors and people with disabilities, for instance, should be removed only as a last resort.
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" The episodes include one from Season 8 called "Rome," another from Season 10 called "Southern Italy: The Heel of the Boot," and a final one from Season 11 called "Hong Kong.
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The firm also wants the new hires to stay for the long run, so they plan to continue to check in with the boot camp graduates to determine a career path.
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But the real question about Mr Moore is not whether he will get the boot; nor if, morally or legally, he is right about gay marriage, or can stave it off.
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The 'Ndrangheta's presence in Australia can be traced back to 1922, when a ship named the Re d'Italia left Calabria (the boot-shaped southern end of Italy) and docked in Adelaide.
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Egypt beat Sudan in the semis, before dispatching the Ethiopians by a 4-0 scoreline in Khartoum, all of their goals coming from the boot of iconic centre-forward Ad-Diba.
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Last week, just about all of the major internet platforms gave Jones and Infowars the boot, with the exception of Twitter, which said that he had not violated the site's rules.
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The Boot ROM code contains the Apple Root CA public key, which is used to verify that the Low-Level Bootloader (LLB) is signed by Apple before allowing it to load.
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"We are not persuaded that Gonzalez-Badillo's boot should be considered akin to a locked container simply because Officer Nevarez opened up the boot sole to recover drugs," the majority argued.
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There would be no mystery, however, regarding the boot prints in the crater, since they'd know, from the boots still on my feet, that I was the one who'd left them.
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They hand in their smartphones when they arrive at the boot camp and spend 212 days living in dormitories, eating regular meals and engaging in lots of sport and group activities.
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Breathe easy, Raiders fans ... Antonio Brown ain't getting the boot from Oakland -- Jon Gruden said the superstar practiced Tuesday with a certified helmet and is now "all in" with the team.
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George Lopez wanted to shout it out loud on stage with KISS, but the problem was band members were just trying to answer questions from fans ... so George got the boot.
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Why it matters: Rosenstein has come under fire in recent weeks by conservative groups, and there has been speculation that he would be the next to get the boot from Trump.
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Still, he's come a long way from sitting on the boot of a Vauxhall Astra in the college car park and so have I. Perhaps now, we're one and the same.
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Shipley has spent the summer hauling it all the way across London from her home in Wembley to the Startisans Drinks Market in Covent Garden in the boot of her car.
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Financial education "has to start in the boot camps," said Rene Bruer, a former Marine, who is now a financial advisor and co-CEO of Smith Bruer Advisors in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Mothers and fathers of all types across the country have been put under the boot of a nanny state that supplants its judgments on child rearing for those of diligent parents.
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Trump gave Tillerson the boot after a series of public rifts over policy on North Korea, Russia and Iran, and replaced his chief diplomat with Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo.
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Finally, it used a data-destroying component to delete the boot configuration from infected machines before disabling all Windows services and shutting the computer down so that it couldn't be rebooted.
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If you're physically carrying your gear on your back rather than lumping it in the boot of your car, you're going to want to streamline your supplies as much as possible.
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As a prosecutor Mr. Lacey was best known for battling mob bosses, among them Angelo DeCarlo, who was known as Gyp, and Ruggiero Boiardo, who was known as Richie the Boot.
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There's the sandal, the boot and of course, the red stiletto – but nothing akin to what many women spend their lives wearing: cool yet comfortable brogues, loafers, ballet flats and the like.
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The board would have to figure out which alleged crimes are over the line, then privately go through its secretive list of more than 6,000 people to determine who gets the boot.
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Despite being one of the network's top performers, it was given the boot prompting many, including Allen, to wonder if the sitcom's conservative-leaning politics had anything to do with its cancellation.
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Sure, we can talk about the miracles that have been worked since Jose Mourinho was given the boot in 2015, but today didn't belong to managers—at least not at the end.
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He then broke in and made his way upstairs, bludgeoning his mother-in-law with a crowbar that he'd gotten from the boot of his car before stabbing her repeatedly to death.
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"For your numerous ethical breaches, alarming dirty dealings with polluters, and the irreparable damage that you've done to our health and environment, you must resign immediately," according to the Boot Pruitt petition.
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"We will remain in the EU taxi; but this time locked in the boot, with absolutely no say on the destination," he wrote in Monday's column, criticising the plan for regulatory alignment.
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Despite Jaden's low man on the totem pole status, Chris tries to push the claustrophobic boy into the boot of his car with the intention of taking him to a second location.
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At the rose ceremony (no cocktail party, a morose Chris Harrison informs the men), Luke gets to stay, along with Jed, Mike, and Connor, meaning that Dylan and Dustin get the boot.
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ContrAlto appeared, in my brief testing, to work quite well — games and apps loaded up, though, of course, some crashed, owing to my not knowing the boot order of this or that.
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No one was down to chat a whole lot -- not even about George H.W. Bush's alleged groping -- except for Don Benjamin ... who says he got the boot from security at the entrance.
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He just got the boot from Hannah's season before we knew all that much about him, but he seems nice, likes Harry Potter, and seems to really like taking his shirt off.
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At the time, skis were affixed via a steel clamp which held the toe of the skier's boot in place, which was then attached by cable to the heel of the boot.
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Tennessee then managed to limit the Chiefs to a field goal, the fourth of the game for Butker, though the boot gave the Chiefs a 32-27 lead with 3:19 left.
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Now's a good time to talk about how they came together to give Fitz the boot back to Vermont, because how dare he pit them against each other the way he did.
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Now, whenever I reboot that PC, it will automatically boot into Windows, but if I enter the boot menu after restarting the computer, I can also choose to boot into Linux instead.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family members have long been devoted patrons of Hansen's bakery in Los Angeles, but it may have just gotten the boot as top bake shop on the clan's list.
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"President Trump in 2017 reflected what white supremacist groups want to see: a country where racism is sanctioned by the highest office, immigrants are given the boot and Muslims banned," Beirich said.
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As for why cops got involved, according to the report, Chris was supposed to be out hours ago and wouldn't leave, so the landlord got police to help give him the boot.
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At the height of the Kushner-Bannon spat last month, Mr. Trump instructed both men to "stop it" or face the boot, and delegated to Mr. Priebus the role of evenhanded mediator.
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A police statement did not name the man in the boot, but in effect indicated the traveler was State Secretary Samuli Virtanen, who is also the deputy to Foreign Minister Timo Soini.
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But they also have a modern sleekness to them, which Hedrick says could make it easier on novice boot wearers who are traipsing into the boot-buying experience for the first time.
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About two dozen actresses, all black, were there, including Aja Naomi King, Rashida Jones and Diahann Carroll, and a few reporters were allowed to circulate before getting the boot around 9 p.m.
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The rollback of regulation from the federal government under the direction of the White House has lifted the boot off the necks of industries, companies and businesses eager to grow and expand.
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"Any time a black person spoke out, we got the boot," said Keith Bush, a Newark resident who said he had been kicked off the board after filing a complaint against it.
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FK Vojvodina winger Nikola Lazetić, meanwhile, was said to have been stuffed in the boot of a car and forced to sign for Obilić before being sold to Fenerbahce 18 months later.
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Farrah Abraham is on the brink of locking down her own show after getting the boot from "Teen Mom OG" ... and she's setting up meetings with Hollywood producers to make it happen.
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But Franken got the boot because a critical mass of influential Democrats — including a large bloc of female senators — feel strongly about the issue and have the ability to get their way.
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Honestly, at this point, it was extremely hard to tell who he would be sending home because he looked equally miserable with both women — but ultimately, it was Whitney who got the boot.
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For example, you can get points for correctly choosing who gets the First Impression rose, or scores a date card, even if you incorrectly choose which contestant ultimately gets the boot that episode.
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Fortunately, there is one fantasy game that is right up my alley — one that should appease any reality TV fans who want points for correctly predicting which cast member is getting the boot.
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Wilkes said she's already heard from voters who said they don't want to give Hoyer the boot, at least in part because having their representative in leadership offers a rare kind of prestige.
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It's all in preparation for what they see as the inevitable day when YouTube gives them the boot or forbids them from making money on the platform by demonetizing all of their videos.
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CBS had its year of reckoning, giving CEO Les Moonves the boot, along with settling with accusers of Charlie Rose and an actress who says she was retaliated against for reporting sexual misconduct.
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Roman Polanski says he got the raw end of the deal when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gave him the boot ... so he's suing the organization to get back in.
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In addition, Pinterest just straight up gave the boot to all vaccine-related search results last month after it found that the majority of vaccine content on its platform was misleading or false.
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If there's anything college students are good at, it's inventing new and exciting ways to drink beer, from shooting the boot—sipping suds from a disgusting, used rugby cleat—to Beerios-ing, a.k.a.
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Michael Flynn made it through the door as national security adviser, but was given the boot by Trump when it became clear that the price of keeping him around would be too high.
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The Game says Viacom should cover the $7.1 million owed to his sexual assault accuser, because it cast a violent criminal on his reality show, despite a doctor recommending she get the boot.
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Corinne told us Monday that she believes Colton, an ex-San Diego Charger, lied through his teeth for attention, but it ended up backfiring since he got the boot on Monday night's episode.
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When that pressure was removed, in the event the skier leaned forward as in a fall, the clip was free to pivot from side to side, thus allowing the release of the boot.
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But this is different, these were people who had been there for decades, with expertise in some of the most important challenges we face in the world, just unceremoniously being given the boot.
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Mr Cruz promised to pull off a modern-day version of that Reagan miracle with a flat tax and by taking the "boot of the federal government off the neck of small business".
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But turn the card over and a different America asserts itself in the two paragraphs of text that ostensibly explain the merits of footwear manufactured by the 'Boot and Shoemakers' White Labor League.
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BLM DISSENTERS GET THE BOOT: Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employees who choose severance over accompanying the agency as it moves out West will have to be out of their job by Jan.
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"We're trying to work him hard one day and then let him rest the next day, and keeping him in the boot is the best option we feel like right now," Gruden said.
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As I was reporting this story, the New York Times broke the news that New America, bending to pressure from Google CEO Eric Schmidt, had fired Lynn and given Open Markets the boot.
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Although men and women alike have been scrumming it down and shooting the boot since the 19th century, the rugby world has seen an exponential growth in female players over the past decade.
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Scouting Report On Thursday, the boot manufacturer Frye will open a store in the Flatiron district filled with heritage styles like cowboy boots with button accents ($348) and lace-up work boots ($378).
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Virtanen has not commented on the case, but lawmaker Tiina Elovaara from Blue Reform said in a blog that Virtanen climbed into the boot to keep the meeting secret at a critical moment.
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He pushed his "Freedom Dividend" plan to give Americans a universal basic income, arguing that if you "get the boot off someone's throat" they are free to think about threats like climate change.
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The night he received the boot, Bloomberg said, he drank a bottle of champagne with his wife at the time, and he got to work on building the Bloomberg terminal the next day.
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MESSINA, Italy (Reuters) - Three killer whales have been spotted in the sea that separates the boot of Italy from the Mediterranean island of Sicily, in the first such sighting in the narrow straits.
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THE SELF-DRIVING cars that cruise around South Ronghua Road look just like their American counterparts: chunky sedans with a rack of sensors bolted to the roof and a supercomputer in the boot.
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Thousand Oaks, California (CNN)Victoria Rose Meek and her older brother, Justin, grew up attached at the boot -- country music-loving, water polo-playing, singing and criminal justice majors at California Lutheran University.
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The newspapers blame Wilson, who blames military spending, who blames Wilson, and basically it's just one big mess that leads to Tywin Lannister Lord Mountbatten, aka Uncle Dickie (Charles Dance), getting the boot.
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There was a similar disparity on the question of the impeachment itself: 70% of hearings-watchers wanted to give him the boot, whereas 57% of those who tuned out wanted him to stay.
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Salley seems to think so, saying Silver's "all about the flow of what's going on in society" ... like when he gave Donald Sterling the boot and turned up at the Gay Pride Parade.
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Temperatures may be dropping, but that's not stopping these stars from showin' a little leg ... Strut through the thigh high photos and try to guess the sexy celebs giving the boot to fall!
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He didn't last long, however—after the band's tour for second album Louder Than Love finished in March 1990, Everman got the boot and called up Shepherd to see if he was still interested.
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RHP Jon Gray (left foot stress fracture) as of Thursday is no longer wearing a walking boot and will throw his first bullpen session of about 50-60 pitches without the boot on Sunday.
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But for a president who is always spoiling for a fight, it might be sweet payback to be re-elected by voters after Democratic and Republican lawmakers banded together to give him the boot.
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After following the boot prints about 50 yards, officers heard movement in the brush and saw a man dressed in black clothing walking quickly "who resembled the suspect in the burglaries," Sheriff McDonnell said.
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She selected a group of creative women with their own cool sense of style for the campaign and dressed them in distressed jeans, overalls and flowy, lace dresses to show off the boot style.
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We're familiar with the myriad of mountain-ready styles available at R.E.I., but contemporary brands are making the boot all its own with flashy laces, contrast stitch leather finishing, and touches of cozy shearling.
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Scott Pruitt, the former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Tom Price, the former health secretary, got the boot after their lavish spending habits—overstuffed security details, private-plane travel—caused considerable embarrassment.
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And if he was ousted because of his affinity for the 90s rap icon, it certainly wouldn't be the first high-profile instance of someone getting the boot for a love of hip-hop.
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In that case, the onus is generally on the employer to provide documentation showing that your performance merited firing — unrelated to your leave — and that you would have been given the boot either way.
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Art Briles is already on the hunt for another job after getting the boot the from CFL -- and his lawyer tells TMZ Sports he's obviously upset with the way things went down in Canada.
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ALT RIGHT GETS THE BOOT: Twitter is cracking down on accounts belonging to members of the alt-right movement in the wake of Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, USA Today reported Wednesday.
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Its criticism of the policy that led Facebook to give a number of high-profile extremists the boot earlier this year is similar: It is simultaneously overly broad and oddly specific, making enforcement difficult.
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In another video released last week, Barr — a real-life supporter of Trump who also played one on her self-titled show — claimed she was given the boot by ABC because of her politics.
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As I've worn it during this past year, I would agree with Malarie and Mara that the thin sole is a drawback, and the reason why I don't wear the boot even more often.
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Put two and two together ... and it seems Hannah is once again in Tyler's backyard, hanging out with the guy more than a year after her season ended, and she gave him the boot.
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What to Do When You Think You're About to Get Fired Whether you're worried about getting the boot or getting a pink slip, here are some tips to protect yourself before the ax falls.
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" The tweet was one of many recent presidential statements attacking news organizations, and it appeared three days after The New York Post's Page Six gossip column reported that Mr. Lack was "facing the boot.
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Just as if I were a surfer, any little thing could knock me off my board and back into arthritic misery, back into the boot and scooter I had come to know and loathe.
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Family sitcom One Day at a Time also got the boot after its third season, only to be picked up by Pop TV. And The OA — well, everyone remembers the controversy surrounding its cancellation.
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THE 700 PEOPLE who gathered on a recent Saturday night at the Boot Scootin' Boogie Dancehall in Edmonton, the capital of the western Canadian province of Alberta, came not to boogie but to vent.
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The Daily Stormer also got the boot from Alphabet's Google and GoDaddy this week after one of its posts mocked the woman killed in a deadly attack at a white nationalist rally in Virginia.
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Just as if I were a surfer, any little thing could knock me off my board and back into arthritic misery, back into the boot and scooter I had come to know and loathe.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Gwen Stefani give you the boot, stand your ground and scan these snaps to see if you can find the differences between these two super similar shots!
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" SCOTT BROWN, CHIEF ECONOMIST, RAYMOND JAMES, ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA "There are concerns about tech stocks, troubling reports about Facebook, news about productions cuts, weak housing numbers, you name it, the boot is pretty bad here.
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Photo: GettyOn Saturday, Twitter gave the boot to two accounts—Guccifer 2.0 and DCLeaks—that were connected to the 2016 hack of the Democratic National Committee and subsequent leak of stolen documents from the breach.
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Stylist Ali Levine claims in a new small claims court lawsuit she did God's work trying to get Rachael ready for the big shindig last month, only to get the boot without getting full payment.
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Collins v Virginia concerns a hot-rod motorcycle that whizzed by police at 140 mph; in Byrd v United States, officers found 49 bricks of heroin and body armour in the boot of a car.
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Although he backed away from earlier primary claims that he would deport 12 million illegal immigrants, now saying that only 2 million criminals would be getting the boot, that was not much of a concession.
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Unlike the boot, if you leave your car there with the Barnacle on and don't deal with the issues that got your car Barnacled in the first place, your car can easily be towed away.
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"Given the magnitude of the scandal, we expect upper management to get the boot," Thanh Ha Pham, an analyst at Jefferies in Tokyo, wrote in a note on Friday, without saying when that might happen.
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Dai Zovi said that he wouldn't be surprised if in the future Apple will make the boot security model for Macs more closely resemble that of iOS devices, which have the best firmware security around.
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The boot camp was the culmination of Mr. Chau's yearslong personal goal of heading to North Sentinel Island, pictured above, home to perhaps the world's most isolated tribe — one that showed tremendous hostility to outsiders.
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The size and feel of the wheels, the material of the boot, and the type of hardware used will all affect the skates' durability and maneuverability, according to the professional roller skaters we spoke with.
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Countries that take the sport seriously have looked for every possible scientific advantage, from the composition of the hinge that connects the skate blade to the boot to the aerodynamics of hoods on racing suits.
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By arguing whether or not a heeled boot falls under the heel umbrella at all, we forget how cool it is the boot is still being worn, especially by such a mainstream, "hunky" heartthrob as Styles.
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As much as I loathe this violent, misogynistic, controlling, self-worshiping man — who got the boot from JoJo this week after admitting he threatened to beat up the other contestants — he fascinates me to no end.
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Women have a much better chance of being promoted to save a flailing company, are prone to harsher criticism sooner, and are more likely to be given the boot — sooner — if they fail to do so.
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She warned other MPs about the power of the youth vote: "As Croydon's Stormzy put so well in one of his songs 'you're never too big for the boot'," she said, according to the Croydon Advertiser.
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Take, for instance, the company's recent partnership with The Frye Co. The two last year worked together on a San Francisco store that puts a high-tech spin on the boot maker's 154-year-old heritage.
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Well, I'm sure that theoretically he can open a new account and put in minimal technical effort to circumvent whatever ban is in place, but generally it's not good that Epic Games gave him the boot.
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Having worn the Day Boot about once a week for the past year, I have noticed considerable wear around the toe of the boot and at the point where my heels rub together when I walk.
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Mr. Wolkoff's lawyer, David Ebert, opened by painting his client as an up-from-the-boot-straps sort of guy who had built his real-estate empire only after starting work at age 14 waxing floors.
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In Luciano Fabro's "Italy" (1968), a steel cutout of the boot of Europe's south hangs from the ceiling, but the wrong way up: a supporting wire stretches around Calabria, and Piedmont dangles down to the floor.
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She captures perfectly the "simultaneous beauty and sadness" of Matera — the instep in the boot of Italy — its midday heat (like "stepping into a pizza oven"), its brutalizing poverty and superstition, its stark, if accidental, symbolism.
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So far, Macron has managed to edge gingerly closer to his goal of prying French commerce and industry out from under the boot heels of all but lifetime-guaranteed employment and a host of other regulations.
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Amazon's car plays on the tech and retail giant's emphasis on efficiency and speed, with a battery that charges in 10 minutes, as well as a detachable drone that will deliver parcels directly to the boot.
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Jackman, Maine's board of selectmen voted 4-0 to give Tom Kawczynski the boot Tuesday morning, paying him a $30,000 severance package in exchange for him agreeing not to sue the town of roughly 800 people.
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Shortly after announcing its new policy, Flynn's made the highest weekend profits since opening 17 years ago; similarly, business at Caruso's boomed after kids got the boot, with daily customer counts rising from 50 to 80.
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Graphic: Google ChromeA post on Google's Chromium blog today makes it clear: The search giant won't allow any new cryptocurrency mining extensions on its browser's web store, and those already on it will soon get the boot.
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They have a sleek silhouette that keeps your foot looking more streamlined than many other boots, and the contrast between the black suede upper and the brown leather outsole elevates the look of the boot just so.
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An advisory firm called Institutional Shareholder Services is urging investors to give the boot to all the company's existing directors at the company's June 22 annual meeting, claiming they ignored warning signs ahead of the EpiPen controversy.
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"Whereas polls showed around 70 percent of respondents opposed efforts to impeach Roh, sparking public protests against the NA, recent surveys show nearly 80 percent of respondents are in favour of giving Park the boot," Seaman said.
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The advocacy group Womenon20s has long campaigned for the country to give former U.S. president Andrew Jackson the boot and replace him with an iconic woman — an online poll run by the group decided on Harriet Tubman.
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"The detective told me the size and make of the boot right when it was found, so I knew when it was a nine-and-a-half Timberland boot, [and] my suspicions were high," she tells PEOPLE.
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And while the sandal isn't a far cry from the Teva original (only enhanced by the fuzziness of Ugg's lining), the boot is a harder sell, since the neoprene upper gives it an almost cast-like look.
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Kim opted for sky-high platform heels for the occasion with an elegant white Vivienne Westwood gown, while Kanye kept the boot game going strong in a pair of suede kicks with his sleek all-black suit.
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But the quality and diversity of Italian whites nowadays is astonishing, from the Alpine Alto Adige and Valle d'Aosta regions in the extreme north to Calabria on the toe of the boot to the island of Sicily.
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TMZ broke the story ... Teresa has zero plans to uproot their 4 daughters and move to Italy when their dad gets the boot, because they've made a life here and she wants to keep it that way.
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" On gun culture Lamenting the hostility that has often plagued the gun-control debate on both sides, the "Boot Scootin' Boogie" artist said that the right to bear arms is an American principle that "should be respected.
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I think I've been about as vocally disgusted as I can be about Moore, but let's be grown-ups and not pretend that Franken would be getting the boot if the governor of MN were a Republican.
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While today the boot camp has been focused on one-two multi-day events per year, he wants to build the program into a full-fledged growth accelerator that would target startups in addition to budding entrepreneurs.
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The best chinotto essence comes from Liguria, a beachy zone of northwestern Italy (think the thigh area of the boot), where the golf ball-size fruits are harvested and squeezed into dark syrups for bitter, refreshing sodas.
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They experimented with a number of God-forsaken outposts, including Apollonas, before settling eight years later in the Salento, a "wild and savage" region, as Gray called it, deep in the heel of the boot of Italy.
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If you have not created a partition on the Mac before nor installed Windows on it, go to the Mac's Applications folder and to the Utilities folder and open the Boot Camp Assistant program to get started.
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"The boot camps offer a safe space where staffers from different parties and houses can work together and find out folks from the other side of the aisle are smart, thoughtful, and capable of cooperation," Bean said.
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The cast of Vanderpump Rules prerecorded the "Plead the Fifth" segment for Cohen's talk show, and it was Kristen Doute, who was fired from SUR in season 3, who asked the Oscar winner who should get the boot.
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If your cancellation hinges on a change in policies or services — say, you joined for the boot-camp class, which the gym no longer offers at a time you can attend — make note of that, too, Monsell said.
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That's because as the machine starts up, before you even get to your security application, it launches the firmware, the boot sequence, the kernel, then the operating system — and then and only then, does your security application launch.
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Your system might already be configured to do this once you restart, but if not then tapping F12 as the boot up process launches is usually the way of getting a list of boot options up on screen.
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For eight years, the boot was on the other foot, with Republican lawmakers seeking to wring concessions from a Democratic president, usually involving tax and spending cuts linked to government funding or deals to lift the debt ceiling.
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The app had only been live for a week in New York before getting the boot, after promising a tool that opened up the 911 system, bringing near real-time reports of criminal activity to its digital display.
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"If you get the boot off peoples' throats," they will be more willing to focus on climate change, @AndrewYang says at the #DemDebate Here's what you need to know about his plan for a 'Freedom Dividend' https://t.
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What they're saying: The restaurant's owner, Stephanie Wilkinson, granted an interview to The Washington Post this afternoon, telling her story about why she decided to give the public face of the Trump administration the boot from her establishment.
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Against the odds, the boot-strapped climate hubs have come up with several programs and tools aimed specifically at helping farmers, ranchers and forest managers make climate-focused decisions, according to interviews and a review of their websites.
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With all the negative news that's been coming from the airline world – passengers being dragged off planes against their will, entire families being given the boot, scorpions dropping from the ceiling – here's something a bit more positive… ICE CREAM!
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" Andrew Yang: "I would pass a $1,000 Freedom Dividend for every adult at age 18, which would speed us up on climate change — if you get the boot off people's throats, they'll focus on climate change much more clearly.
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AR: Supporting the teams throughout the entire year after the boot camp of course, but also organizing a truly global event next year, with semi-finals in several different cities around the world and the final round in Krakow.
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But the recent staff shake-ups at the White House, including Trump's firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, have reignited speculation that Kelly will soon get the boot or choose to leave.
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After shutting down the latest mini-revolt—it's not yet clear how many shareholders voted to give Zuck the boot—Zuckerberg came on stage and reiterated his promises to change the way the company makes progress on those issues.
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She said that on arrival at the studio she was drugged, gagged, bound, stuffed into a bag, put into the boot of a car and driven to a village in northwest Italy where she was held for six days.
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An unequivocal statement issued in a letter to the Farmers' Alliance of California in 1891 by Alex Sullivan, General Secretary of the Boot and Shoemakers' White Labor League, strips bare the hostility beneath the flowery words of the card.
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On the other hand, it has attempted to reassure adult content creators that it's not going to suddenly give them the boot: If their pages weren't in violation of its rules before, they probably weren't at any risk now.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Windows 10 (From $139.99 at Best Buy)How to get out of safe mode in Windows 10The easiest way is to just restart your computer and pay attention to the boot screen.
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"The connected boot is playful and was just one of those things we kind of add on when it makes sense," said Sandra Choi, the creative director of Jimmy Choo, who added that the boot has been well received.
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But what they may not know, is that three of the most famous Apple sounds — the boot up chord, the camera click and the "Sosumi" beep, all were created by one man, mostly from his San Jose living room.
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The boot camp is hosted by the Project on Government Oversight, where Rood works, the Levin Center, where Bean works, and the Lugar Center, a D.C. think tank named after Richard Lugar, a Republican former U.S. senator from Indiana.
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Nowadays, any politician who fails to grasp that irrefutable, vital link between culture and the economy deserves to be given the boot (with a fine, handcrafted Texan snip-toe) into those dry, far-away pastures where only tumbleweed roams.
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Boogie wasn't going to Steph Curry target you with his mouthguard toss—he's better than that—but the man strolled fumingly into the stands and flung the shit out of his mouthpiece after his sixth foul, while getting the boot.
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" She also manages to to add personal touches to every designer ensemble: "For her Thom Browne look, I actually pushed for a different non-Thom Browne shoe that was a bit more lady, but she was pretty passionate about the boot.
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The algorithms of autonomous cars, for instance, are first trained in the cloud with millions of miles of recorded driving data; only then are they deployed on powerful computers in the boot, where they steer the car by interpreting live data.
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I've reviewed flagship LG phones with as many as 54 (fifty-four!) carrier-imposed bloatware apps, accompanied by carrier branding on the box, a carrier splash screen integrated into the boot-up sequence, and even a carrier-specific home screen theme.
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Despite all of the boot trends that have tried to woo us over the past year — from cowboy boots, to hiking boots, to the inescapable sock boots — there's one style we still run home to every time: the lace-up boot.
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Pearl grew up in a trailer park, and not even in a trailer: she lived in a battered Mercury, its tyres flat, the boot full of heirlooms that Margot, her mother, purloined when she fled home as a pregnant teenager.
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In July, Katz said Julie told her "Tigger just threw up on my nice couch… Once he throws up on my nice furniture, that's the end, he's getting the boot, he's getting the needle," she told the New York Post.
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We have to explain the risks of a vote to remain; that we'll be essentially locked in the boot in a car heading off to a place that we can see and where we know we don't want to go.
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"The boot process looks different in each vendor of Android, which is an opportunity to have a more secure phone but also an opportunity to have a more vulnerable phone, depending on how much time you spend with it," said Avraham.
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If you have millions of lines of code at the highest level of iOS, and only thousands of code at the boot level, the chances of there being a bug at the low level is very, very low, these engineers said.
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At the point of injury, the hips are below the knees (which are flexed over 90 degrees) and the tail of the ski, in combination with the stiff back of the boot, creates an abnormal, unnatural twisting load on the tibia.
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Hong Hyun-joo, who works on the boot-camp programme for the regional government of Gyeonggi, South Korea's most populous province, says the kids undergoing the treatment are usually aged 213-214, with about the same number of boys and girls.
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We're happy to report that the boy was safely returned to his grateful grandfather — the driver of the van — who told People's Daily that the boot door was damaged, and his grandson fell out after climbing over the backseat unnoticed.
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Even large corporations have turned to crowdfunding sites in recent years as a way to market new products, and it's hard to believe Kickstarter will give them the boot if they share a slick, well-produced video with potential backers.
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Leslie Tom is no angel, honky-tonk or otherwise, but I daresay that the power of her voice is most apparent when she slows things down, tones down the boot-scoot, and dips deep into her own wells of sorrow.
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My family's first computer ran Windows 33, but the first experience I can recall with a computer was Windows 98 and the boot theme must've imprinted itself on my impressionable, 5-year-old brain because I've exclusively used Windows ever since.
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And while the dictatorial regime of Kim Jong-Un keeps foreign eyes away from the country's poor, human rights groups regularly report starvation as just one of the problems the under-the-boot masses face in the world's most isolated country.
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But it has taken particular care to keep iBoot secure and its code private; bugs in the boot process are the most valuable ones if reported to Apple through its bounty program, which values them at a max payment of $200,000.
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"Police officers always get a massive sense of satisfaction when we catch burglars... however we never expected to find this stolen loot in the boot," the Operational Support Group of police in Essex, a county northeast of London, said on Twitter.
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Prince had previously expressed reluctance to take action against 8chan; earlier in the day on Sunday, as public cries for Cloudflare to take action against 8chan increased, he had told reporters that the company would not be giving 83chan the boot.
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The reason Sherry got the boot ... at least 5 men have come forward to accuse Sherry/Joey of catfishing them over the years -- allegedly posing as a casting director and asking them to submit explicit videos of themselves in degrading acts.
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"Police officers always get a massive sense of satisfaction when we catch burglars... however we never expected to find this stolen loot in the boot," the Operational Support Group of police in Essex, a county northeast of London, said on Twitter.
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Senators Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, two Texas Republicans who opposed a spending package after Hurricane Sandy pummeled the Northeast in 2012, now find that the boot is on the other foot, leaving them responsible for delivering dollars to their state.
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But to be sure, there are plenty of reasons to give the state the boot: For one thing, its largely white (and aging) population doesn't match the Democratic base, and arguably makes it harder for candidates of color to gain traction.
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Chef Jose Andres is now saying "let's all be friends" after he posted a grimacing selfie outside Cafe Milano, the tony Georgetown restaurant where he said he was given the boot thanks to the restaurant's owner, Franco Nuschese, and Ivanka Trump.
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Everybody loves a comeback story, and Kojima, seemingly under the boot of his former employer, became gaming's most famous underdog (though whether the most famous developer on the planet can truly be considered an underdog is a matter of some debate).
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Mr. Mason's use of fire isn't his only nod to history; he also uses heirloom produce, sourcing Italian seeds from every corner of the boot with the help of the 24-year-old founder of nearby Field's Edge Research Farm.
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During a question-and-answer session that followed an advance screening of the finale, Filoni spoke about the logistics that allowed "Rebels" to enjoy something of a happy ending, without its principals all being crushed under the boot of the Empire.
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