"My point in throwing over, if they're going to steal, they're going on first movement," Matz said.
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He continued to improve his junior year, throwing over 5,000 yards with 41 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions.
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If Donald Trump gets elected and he builds that wall, the first person we're throwing over it is Mark Burnett.
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"If he's elected and he builds that wall, the first person we're throwing over it is Mark Burnett," Mr. Kimmel said.
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As much as he has been a constant since his career began, consistently throwing over 20013 innings, he is getting older.
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Once he reached first, Bartolo Colon spent some time throwing over to make sure he didn't stray too far from the bag.
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"If Donald Trump gets elected and he builds that wall, the first person we're throwing over that wall is Mark Burnett," he said.
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But the hissy fits Trump has been throwing over this sanctions situation threaten more lasting damage to his relationship with Congress and his agenda.
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But given this challenging moment in history, Democrats should think twice about throwing over her experience -- and Trump should hope they choose someone else.
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And we're here to explain how this this simple sandwich condiment can be your secret grilling tool, no matter what you plan on throwing over the fire.
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The actress — all smiles — wore a sports bra, leggings, and sneakers for the gym session, throwing over her shoulders what appeared to be a black tank top.
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"I'm going on the record right now: If Donald Trump gets elected and he builds that wall, the first person we're throwing over it is Mark Burnett."
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It's a move straight out of the 19th-century marriage plot handbook: Lizzie Bennet throwing over Wickham for Darcy, Jane Eyre rejecting St. John Rivers in favor of Mr. Rochester.
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So on the one hand, you've got this scrambling mad bomber, but because he lacks a skill that most quarterbacks have—throwing over the middle—he's still prone to bogging down drives.
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Immigration advocates have spent years fighting against the idea of throwing over some immigrants to protect others — especially when most potential BRIDGE Act beneficiaries have parents who'd be vulnerable to tougher enforcement.
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The Chiefs linebackers began sneaking toward the line of scrimmage, and Brady saw them, changing a play in a pre-snap read and throwing over the middle to Edelman for 14 yards.
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"We were ... throwing over cars and screaming in the middle of the street 'cause we were so upset 'cause they closed that place," Johnson said in an interview in 1989 about the riots.
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In my four years of experience as co-director of The Culture Whore, throwing over 50 immersive queer events mostly in DIY spaces, this is a scenario that only existed in my worst nightmares.
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"Tyrod and Alex Smith are basically the same player, except Alex Smith is slightly better at throwing over the middle of the field and Tyrod's more willing to attack tight windows downfield," Fahey said.
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Last year, Roark won a career-best 16 games, throwing over 200 innings for the first time in his career while putting up a 2.83 ERA; he also struck out a career-best 213 batters.
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Davis hit a grounder up the middle, but Jon Lester helped his own cause by kicking it to the ground then throwing over to first for the out, proving he is physically capable of throwing to first base.
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" Stare decisis, Justice Elena Kagan said, "is a kind of doctrine of humility where we say we are really uncomfortable throwing over 170-year-old rules that 30 justices have approved just because we think we can kind of do it better.
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"We were ... throwing over cars and and screaming in the middle of the street 'cause we were so upset 'cause they closed that place," Johnson told historian Eric Marcus in a 1989 interview that's now been compiled into an episode for the "Making Gay History" podcast.
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The hiring of Scaramucci was regarded as a sign that Trump was throwing over the guidance of his DC advisers -- Priebus and Spicer were both vehemently opposed to the Mooch's hiring; Spicer quit as a result -- in favor of the New York-based team that he had always trusted more.
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But Hill made a deal with himself: If he was going to join an independent team, he would do so as a starter, throwing over the top, which would give him more of a downhill plane on his fastball, more depth on his breaking balls and more chances to use his changeup.
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"In the wage system you and your children, and your children's children, if capitalism shall prevail until they are born, are condemned to slavery and there is no possible hope unless by throwing over the capitalists and voting for socialism," Debs declared in a speech delivered at an Independence Day celebration in Chicago in 1901.
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The New York designer is notorious for throwing over-the-top, post-fashion show celebrations (see: a rave at the food court of the South Street Seaport, an empty event space serving up McDonalds and 7/11 Slurpees), which is why it seemed a little...off that his fall 2017 invitation had the words "No After Party" scrawled across the bottom.
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On January 23, 2019, Josh Jackson announced his intention to transfer from Virginia Tech. During his time as starting quarterback at Virginia Tech, Jackson played in 16 games, throwing over 3,566 yards for 25 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
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The season had been of a high standard, with a number of athletes throwing over 65 m, including Frank Casañas, Bogdan Pishchalnikov and Zoltán Kővágó.Jalava, Mirko (2009-08-09). Men's Discus Throw - PREVIEW . IAAF. Retrieved on 2009-08-18.
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Vili responded with 20.25 m in the third round, and Kleinert also improved to 20.20 m. Vili proved superior, however, throwing over twenty metres three more times and finishing with a best of 20.44 m. This gave Vili her second World Championships gold medal. Avdeyeva and Mikhnevich rounded out the top five, both with 19.66 m marks.
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Walker went to Walterboro High School in South Carolina and was a letterman in football and track and field. He also set the State Record in the Shot-Put, throwing over 63 feet, which has been subsequently broken by 1 inch. Further, he graduated 4th in his 4A High School class. Darwin is the epitome of Student-Athlete.
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On December 16, 2009, the Phillies traded Lee to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for J. C. Ramírez, Phillippe Aumont and Tyson Gillies.Mariners finalize deal with Phils for Lee MLB.com Lee appealed a five-game suspension imposed on him for throwing over the head of Chris Snyder during a spring training game. Both the suspension and the accompanying fine were overturned.
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Set in 1958, the coming of age story follows four Brooklyn teenagers known as The Lords of Flatbush. The Lords chase girls, steal cars, shoot pool and hang out at a local malt shop. Chico attempts to win over hard-to-get Jane while throwing over easier-to-get Annie. Stanley seemingly impregnates his girlfriend Frannie, who pressures him to marry her.
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He experimented with a changeup in the 2009–2011 seasons and debuted a four-seam fastball at the end of the 2012 season. He now throws four-seamer 92-96. Jansen relies both on movement and exceptional command, throwing over 70% strikes. Jansen has recorded extremely high strikeout rates, garnering 14.6 strikeouts per 9 innings pitched through the 2012 season.
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Mozia broke into new territory in 2016, throwing over 21 metres in the Shot Put. He threw 21.03 m to set a Nigerian indoor record and bettered that twice eventually ending the indoor season with a 21.11 m throw. He however couldn't match this at the Portland Indoor Championships. In Portland, he finished in 12th place with a best of 19.84 m and had two fouls.
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Although Oscar chased Mayweather and threw many combinations en route to throwing over 100 more total punches, Mayweather landed at a higher rate; according to Compubox he connected on 207 of 481 punches thrown, De La Hoya on only 122 of 587. On May 3, 2008, at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California, De La Hoya fought Steve Forbes (33–5) in a tuneup for a possible rematch with Mayweather.
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In the final, Grasu and Barrios quickly established themselves with marks of 65.20 m and 64.44 m, respectively, in the first two throws. Samuels, Glanc and Müller proved themselves on their third attempts, each throwing over 62 metres. Brown Trafton and Ma Xuejun both threw poorly and were among the four athletes eliminated after three throws. Personal bests of 64.76 and 65.44 m in the fourth and fifth round put Samuels in the lead.
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Rural Heritage Day — This living history event is held every two years. It includes a wide range of rural domestic and working exhibitions from: blade shearing to dog handling, and jam making to blacksmithing. Competitions such as hay bale throwing (over rugby posts) and rides on traction engines are particularly popular. Oral History Project — this project begun in 2006 aims to record as many stories about Southland's rural heritage as possible before they are gone.
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Between 1955 and 1962 he won all his freestyle bouts. In 1968 Dietrich was selected as the Olympic flag bearer for West Germany at its first appearance at summer Olympics;West Germany. sports-reference.com he won a bronze medal at those games. He failed to score at his last Olympics in 1972, yet he produced the most spectacular victory of his career by throwing over his back the 198 kg American Chris Taylor in the Greco-Roman contest.Video. youtube.
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Fonville won the 1947 Big Ten indoor shot put championship. Early in the subsequent 1947 outdoor track season, Fonville was throwing over and was poised to break William Watson's Big Ten Conference record. At a meet in early May 1947, he broke Watson's Ferry Field record with a throw of . At the Big Ten outdoor track and field meet in late May 1947 in Evanston, Illinois, Fonville broke the Big Ten shot put record in the qualifying rounds.
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This allowed his teammate, pitcher Cummings, to throw curveballs. Hicks was badly injured often but he changed baseball fundamentally. This repositing of catcher by Hicks facilitated pictures throwing breaking balls, throwing over-hand instead of underhand, made the game faster paced, and necessitated the need for new inventions such as baseball gloves, catchers protective gear, and the facemask. In the 19th century, Hempstead became increasingly important as a trading center for Long Island. In 1853 it became the first self-governing incorporated village.
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Then he joined the order as a lay brother and stayed there until his death. Towards the end of the 16th century, all these motives could be found in the founding legend of the monastery Wilten. Even in the 17th century, the belief in the historical existence of the giant Haymon was still so strong that the then abbot of the monastery Wilten had an excavation for Haymon's bones carried out in the church. The excavations ended without result, eventually throwing over parts of the church.
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The Battle Riot match is a hybrid of WWE's Royal Rumble and Money in the Bank, where 40 participants participate and a new participant enters the match at every 60 seconds and eliminations occur by pinfall, submission or throwing over the top rope and the winner will be awarded a MLW World Heavyweight Championship opportunity at any place and time of his choosing. It was announced that Battle Riot would air as MLW's first two-hour television special on July 27 on beIN Sports.
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At the 2019 World Championships in Doha she threw a new outdoor personal best of 18.61m to qualify for the final . By throwing over the 18.50m required she has now also qualified for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Sophie must finish in the top two at the British Outdoor Championships to be selected for the games. In 2020 she became a double British champion when successfully defending her title and winning the shot put event at the 2020 British Athletics Championships with a throw of 17.88 metres..
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Jachimowicz first came to note as an athlete when he competed at the 2000 Summer Paralympics in the F51 Discus throw. He was originally declared the gold medal winner after throwing over 18 metres, but the British Paralympic team, whose athlete Stephen Miller placed fourth, lodged a complaint about Jachimowicz's disability classification. He was disqualified and did not record a placing. He next competed at the 2002 IPC Athletics World Championships, competing in both the shot put and discus but failed to complete either event.
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For the year, he was ranked number 38 in the world at the discus. At the 2012 Olympic Trials, led all six rounds of the competition throwing over of each of his first three throws. However, he had not met the "A" Standard required to make the Olympic team in any previous event, and thus was in danger of winning the event but failing to qualify for the Olympics. On his final throw, he achieved a distance of , winning the event with a new personal best and meeting the required standard of 65 meters.
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He creates "a highly intelligent parody of nautical melodrama ... [though] controlled by the conventions it mocks". While nautical melodrama exalts the common sailor, in Pinafore Gilbert makes the proponent of equality, Sir Joseph, a pompous and misguided member of the ruling class who, hypocritically, cannot apply the idea of equality to himself. The hero, Ralph, is convinced of his equality by Sir Joseph's foolish pronouncements and declares his love for his Captain's daughter, throwing over the accepted "fabric of social order". At this point, Crowther suggests, the logic of Gilbert's satiric argument should result in Ralph's arrest.
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Hopkins would dominate most of the fight as Jones had a difficult time with Hopkins' defense and did not land much sustained offense, throwing only 274 punches and landing only 82 of them. Though Hopkins was the clear aggressor, he also had trouble with his offense despite throwing over 300 more punches than Jones, landing only 180 of his 526 thrown punches. The fight was not without controversy as Hopkins was knocked down three times as a result of fouls from Jones. The first occurred at the end of round six as Jones landed an illegal punch to the back of Hopkins head.
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The Temple Mount as it appears today. The West Wall is in the foreground with the Dome of the Rock rising over the Mount. They reach Jerusalem and Jesus goes straight to the Temple, Herod's Temple, and starts, without explanation, throwing over tables and driving the dove salesman and money changers from the courtyard of the Temple and stops people from bringing anything for sale through the Temple courts (). The doves were used for sacrifices and the standard Greek or Roman money used by people had to be changed into special blessed Jewish or Tyrian money suitable for use.
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According to this interpretation, the Republic was ungratefully throwing over its former ally who (in its own view, at least) had helped the Dutch to prosperity. The poem was also issued as a propaganda pamphlet under the title of The Frog, or the Low Countrey Nightingale during the Second Anglo-Dutch War. A similar claim was made, using the same fable, during the Franco-Dutch War of 1672-8 in a European pamphlet war encompassing publications in Latin, French, Spanish and Italian.Paul J. Smith, "On cocks and frogs: fables and pamphlets around 1672", in Selling and Rejecting Politics in Early Modern Europe, Leuven B 2007, pp.
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They stated that the steamer stopped before reaching the draw, tied up at the pivot pier, and did everything possible to help the people in the water, throwing over life-preservers, planks and staging. They said they had launched a boat to try to save people. Using the boat, they rescued the only man who survived the car's plunge into the river, who was found floating on the Elwood's gangplank. The Morning Oregonian reported that right after Elwood passed through the draw, the steamer had lowered a boat to attempt to save two men who were still struggling to stay afloat in the water.
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He retained his runner-up place in the A League section of the 2006 European Cup, but managed only eleventh in the qualifiers of his first continental outdoor championships, the 2006 European Athletics Championships. A low-key 2007 was highlighted by a win at the national championships and eighteenth in the qualifiers at the 2007 European Athletics Indoor Championships. He returned to top form in 2008, throwing over sixty metres in the discus for the first time and putting a season's best of 20.22 m in the shot just prior to the 2008 Beijing Olympics. At his second Olympic shot put competition he had a best mark of 19.57 m but failed to reach the final round.
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It was Acacius and his followers who had managed the whole proceeding from the outset. By coming forward as advocates of temporizing methods, they had inspired the Eusebian or Semi-Arian party with the idea of throwing over Atius and his Anomoeans. As they had proved themselves in practice all through the course of the unlooked-for movement that brought them to the front, so were they now, in theory, the exponents of the Via Media of their day. The Acacians separated themselves from the Athanasians and Niceans, by the rejection of the word "homoousios"; from the Semi-Arians by their surrender of the "homoiousios"; and from the Aetians by their insistence upon the term homoios.
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The immediate impact when the new rules took effect on 1 January 1971 was to eliminate the voting rights of 25 cardinals, 11 of them Italians, who were 80 years old on that day. It altered the cardinal electors as of that date from 127 with 38 Italians to 102 with 27 Italians. Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani, who had turned 80 just a month before the new rules were issued, said the Pope's action was "an act committed in contempt of tradition that is centuries old" and he was "throwing over board the bulk of his expert and gifted counselors". Cardinal Eugène Tisserant, 86, objected that each cardinal's health should determine his fitness and suggested that 73-year-old Paul VI seemed frail.
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Auk subsequently took part in two additional minesweeping operations that lasted through late September, drawing her participation in this epic venture to a close when she anchored at Kirkwall on 26 September 1919. During the first of these missions (mid-to-late August), Auk ranged as far as the coast of Norway, touching at the ports of Stavenger and Hangeand, and Bommel Fjord. During this operation, Auk suffered her second fatality: at 0715 on 31 August a kite wire, jumping out of a chock, knocked Boatswain's Mate 1st Class Lee A. Singleton over the side. Auk immediately commenced maneuvering to pick him up, cutting the sweep wire, throwing over a life buoy, and hoisting the man overboard signal, but a one-hour search failed to find the missing man.
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Summing up the verdict reached in the first trial, Mansfield said that the jury: > had no doubt (though it shocks one very much) that the Case of Slaves was > the same as if Horses had been thrown over board ... The Question was, > whether there was not an Absolute Necessity for throwing them over board to > save the rest? The Jury were of opinion there was ...Walvin 2011, p. > 153.Krikler 2007, p. 36. Collingwood had died in 1781 and the only witness of the massacre to appear at Westminster Hall was passenger Robert Stubbs, although a written affidavit by first mate James Kelsall was made available to the lawyers.Walvin 2011, pp. 144, 155. Stubbs claimed that there was "an absolute Necessity for throwing over the Negroes", because the crew feared all the enslaved people would die if they did not throw some into the sea.Walvin 2011, p. 144.
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As the vessel > neared, observed that the other steamer had ported, and immediately > afterwards saw that she had starboarded and was trying to cross our bows, > showing her green light close under the port bow. Seeing collision > inevitable, stopped our engines and reversed full speed, when the two > vessels collided, the bow of Bywell Castle cutting into the other steamer, > which was crowded with passengers, with a dreadful crash. Took immediate > means for saving life by hauling up over the bows several men of the > passengers, throwing rope's-ends over all round the ship, throwing over four > lifebuoys, a hold ladder and several planks, and getting out three boats, > keeping the whistle blowing loudly all the time for assistance, which was > rendered by several boats from shore and a boat from a passing steamer. The > excursion steamer, which turned out to be Princess Alice, turning over and > sinking under the bows.
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Wilkes was a keen agricultural experimenter and improver and was described by the agricultural writer Arthur Young as "a breeder, and a farmer on no slight scale"Arthur Young's Tour from Birmingham to Suffolk, 1791 and John Farey writing in 1815 lamented "Would that every district in Britain had its Joseph Wilkes! in which case we need not import Corn, even for our increased population, or be half so dependent on foreign nations as we are". Intent on improving the productivity of his farmland and not adverse to trying new methods, he experimented with different ways of fertilising his soils, advocating the deep ploughing and burning of the soil, and even experimenting with fertilising his land by throwing over water pumped from his mines. Wilkes also constructed a series of irrigation canals in the area around Measham and was a firm believer in using new farming machinery, such as Cooke's Horse-hoe.
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