He was thrown out just after ball four was thrown.
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Claire got thrown onto the sidewalk, and Patti [Cruz] got thrown.
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Steckenrider has thrown 23⅔ consecutive scoreless innings, and Barraclough has thrown 24.82⅔.
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I've thrown bad, but I've never thrown bad consistently, knock on wood.
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Hykso creates sport sensors for boxers to track the types of punches thrown, how many the boxer has thrown and how fast they've thrown them.
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Thrown past Toyonoshima, Kotoshogiku couldn't recover and was thrown out of the ring.
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Griffin was thrown from the stroller and Watson was thrown in the stroller.
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In MMA, so much can happen: elbows can get thrown, knee kicks can get thrown.
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To be scoffed at and thrown around the way we're being thrown around is absolutely unthinkable.
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No teacups thrown are across the room, but one news anchor gets thrown for a loop.
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I've recorded an EP and thrown it away, and recorded and album and thrown it away.
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Perhaps its best to assume that what looks like it was thrown away, really was thrown away.
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Most of us were thrown a bit in our seats and those of us who were standing were really thrown.
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If I hadn't already thrown my helmet, I probably would have thrown it after I flied out in the 11th.
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"A lot of problems go away from when the first pitch is thrown to when the last pitch is thrown," he said.
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In other towns, babies were cut in pieces and thrown into rivers, or babies were simply thrown into the water still alive.
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"A lot of problems go away from the time the first pitch is thrown until the last pitch is thrown," Eppler said.
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"Birria is just a cheap animal, with dried spices, thrown into water, and then thrown in a wooden oven," explains de Livier.
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" He then live polled the audience on mass deportation, asking, "Who wants those people thrown out?" and "Who doesn't want them thrown out?
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"After the first inning I felt like I'd thrown the ball better than I'd thrown it in this whole past month," Odorizzi said.
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The toys are less than pleased to be thrown into a trash bag and believe that they're actually being thrown out as trash.
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The show was thrown by SiriusXM, and the audience was made up of fans who'd won a contest thrown by the radio station.
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I got a drink thrown in my face, and then a lime thrown in my face, and told that I'm a fucking scumbag.
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Dyson was thrown out attempting to steal second in the eighth, and Nick Ahmed was thrown out attempting to steal second in the ninth.
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He's thrown for under 300 yards in four of those five games and only thrown more than one touchdown once in that same span.
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Migos just got thrown off a Delta flight ... the question, were they thrown off because they were out of control or because they're black?
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He has thrown as many as 62 passes in a game, and he has thrown three or more passing touchdowns in seven straight games.
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R.A. Dickey has thrown at least 234 innings over the past seven seasons, including five consecutive seasons of 22016+ innings thrown from 22015 until 22016.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just them them thrown in rough," Trump said last July.
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She had been thrown down a couple of flights of stairs by her sick cunt boyfriend so hard that the banister had been thrown completely off.
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Where most fighter's jabs if thrown straight would mark up their opponent's right eye more easily, Clay's jab came from low and was often thrown backhanded.
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Point to me where someone has just thrown a ton of money at the journalism problem, just thrown a ton of money and it's worked out well.
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I've thrown first-rate resumes in circular file because of typos, and I've thrown excellent job candidates out of my office because they spoke seventh-grade English.
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I got thrown off the set, thrown out of the building, and as I walked away, she is yelling at me, get the F out of this building!
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His back was against the sofa, one ankle thrown across the opposite knee, an arm thrown over the cushion as if he were there to watch Sunday football.
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Kingan's autopsy showed no skull fracture, abrasions, or bruising: all of which you would expect to see on a small child thrown violently thrown against a tile floor.
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Last year a hand grenade was thrown at the home of the head of Kosovo's state broadcaster RTK days after another explosive device was thrown into the television's courtyard.
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If they can do that that will give them the confidence to handle whatever's thrown at them and I think there will be a fair bit thrown at them.
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It's hard to argue that BlackBerry should have thrown away all the goodwill and loyalty it had accrued with customers and thrown itself into the large-screen smartphone race.
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Raw video: Divers search for girl reportedly thrown in river Tampa Bay Times reports that a 4-year-old girl died after being thrown from a bridge in Tampa.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon — you just see them thrown in, rough," Trump said during a rally in Suffolk County.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice," Trump said.
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The 'sport' version of engolo primarily used kicks, which were often thrown from an inverted position where the fighters' hand or hands touched the ground while the kick was thrown.
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While single item foods—a fish, some vegetables, a piece of fruit—were mostly thrown out for contamination, prepared foods were much more likely to be thrown out for mislabeling.
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New England had 14 turnovers, the fewest in the N.F.L. Peyton Manning has thrown 17 interceptions in 10 games this season; Brady has thrown 16 over the last two seasons.
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Thorson has thrown for 1,688 yards and eight touchdowns, but he's also thrown nine interceptions, and the team has struggled to score at times, averaging 21.3 points in conference play.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice," Trump said Friday.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice,' " the president said.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon — you just see them thrown in, rough — I said, please don't be too nice," Trump said.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, please don't be too nice," Trump said.
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"I will pull the team off the field if we get in that situation again where bottles are being thrown and balls are being thrown and it becomes unruly," Hinch said.
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He likes to point out that he may be the only person to have seen every pitch thrown to Derek Jeter and every pitch thrown by Mariano Rivera in their careers.
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If it's thrown out ... it'll be an ugly mess.
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" "Have people ever thrown batteries or pennies at you?
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With his first pitch, Marlins pitcher José Ureña drilled him in the elbow with a fastball—97.5 mph, among the fastest he's thrown all season, obviously thrown with the intent to injure.
|
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It was not the most exciting weekend for quarterbacks, with a grand total of six touchdown passes thrown in the four wild-card games — one of which was thrown a wide receiver.
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"One can argue that he has thrown out the old rule book and, 'well, if he has thrown out the old rule book, you can't rule out a brokered convention,' " said Cohen.
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On Sunday a hand grenade was thrown at the home of the head of Kosovo's state broadcaster and a week earlier an explosive device was thrown into the courtyard of the TV's headquarters.
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Stafford has thrown 18 touchdowns with just five interceptions on the season, a stark contrast to Bortles, who has thrown 11 picks for a team that has amassed 19 turnovers on the season.
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I have been to countless showers, and, to the best of my knowledge, I thought that wedding showers were thrown by bridesmaids and baby showers were thrown by mothers or mothers-in-law.
|
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But the contamination has thrown a spanner in the works.
|
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Then, things get serious — with a few wisecracks thrown in.
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The basic institutions of society would be thrown into chaos.
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The cleric's body, he said, was thrown into the sea.
|
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Basketball is fun, but have you ever thrown a tortilla?
|
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But economists say that could be the last lifeline thrown.
|
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Lewis had previously tried to get the lawsuit thrown out.
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Dennis said it sounded like furniture was being thrown around.
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I felt like someone had thrown invisible paint on me.
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Guacamole with smoked marlin thrown on top of a tostada.
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Konta was so thrown she racked up 41 unforced errors.
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From enforcers to the public, many were thrown off guard.
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It has thrown both Britain's major political parties into upheaval.
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Not even if it's torn to shreds and thrown out.
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That was the classiest shade I have ever seen thrown.
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The man was thrown over the top of the car.
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We'll-- we'll do that no matter what's thrown at us.
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I don't think it was a haphazard thing thrown together.
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The department says some protesters have thrown projectiles at them.
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On one side, rocks were thrown, and windows were broken.
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Cans, bottles and papers are all thrown into one bin.
|
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The Human Rights Campaign has thrown its weight behind Gov.
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He has thrown sessons of that length with the boot.
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The NBA team's partnerships in China were thrown into doubt.
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It's also thrown the ruins left behind into sharp relief.
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Six quarters, which he'd thrown to the ground, like nothing.
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That's electricity being thrown off as heat and kinetic energy.
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After that, an additional kitten is thrown into the mix.
|
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JoJo is thrown into turmoil and tears on the tarmac.
|
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Coleman, by the way, has been thrown off the set.
|
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Seeing one's possessions thrown onto the street can be scarring.
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Either way ... punches eventually get thrown and dishes start falling.
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That attitude needs to be thrown out of American culture.
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Facebook and other tech giants were thrown on the defensive.
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The word "iconic" gets thrown around a lot these days.
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It's portable and meant to be thrown into a bag.
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"Suddenly, all that is thrown into question," Mr. Kostyack said.
|
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The first sign was stolen and thrown into the river.
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The barbs continue to be thrown over Elon Musk's tweeting.
|
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It's pretty clear which finger he should've thrown up instead.
|
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But this latest spanner thrown into the works is troubling.
|
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He struck out four, and exited having thrown 104 pitches.
|
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The Obama administration has thrown its weight behind transgender students.
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AND FINALLY ... Slow throw A hammer thrown through a mirror.
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Now, McInerney says he has thrown his support behind Harris.
|
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International donors have thrown their weight behind these national efforts.
|
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The interception was the 218th thrown by Kizer this season.
|
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America's president appears to have thrown the company a lifeline.
|
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It will all have to be thrown away, West said.
|
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He has thrown 24 consecutive scoreless innings against the Brewers.
|
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There's even some Zach Galifianakis thrown in for good measure.
|
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Yet some trans activists have thrown caution to the wind.
|
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A large part of Zavala's signatures were also thrown out.
|
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Some volunteers had thrown an Eid party for the kids.
|
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But federal courts have thrown a wrench in those plans.
|
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He was a little thrown, but he could do this.
|
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A layer of powder gets thrown down onto a surface.
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I'm sure he was thrown every pedal in his lifetime.
|
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Luck has thrown a touchdown pass in 268 straight games.
|
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She was stabbed repeatedly and had petrol thrown on her.
|
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The term DIY is thrown around a lot these days.
|
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They are worried to be thrown out of the country.
|
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Don't be thrown by unusual interview questions like this one.
|
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President Donald Trump has thrown cold water on Apple's hopes.
|
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The individual markets are projected to be thrown into turmoil.
|
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After Reagan's death in 2004, those concerns were thrown out.
|
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"About half" is thrown about often, if a bit loosely.
|
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If you're enjoying success, money will be thrown at you.
|
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He's handled everything thrown at him without losing his composure.
|
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Wells Fargo is attempting to have the case thrown out.
|
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Punches were thrown and blue smoke bombs reportedly went off.
|
|
Now, that's a great bit of positive shade being thrown.
|
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There was even a Simpsons joke thrown into the mix.
|
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In this most recent parade they've thrown away that pattern.
|
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"The throw has to be thrown through Jed," Pham said.
|
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The term "big Black cock" is thrown around on set.
|
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I guess that's why she was thrown out of Hollywood.
|
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Once this happens, he's is thrown back in a cell.
|
|
Climate change has thrown our beautifully balanced planet into chaos.
|
|
So, in theory, Huawei could get Section 889 thrown out.
|
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Water thrown on myself, they threw an egg at me.
|
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It gets thrown away in lieu for another new approach.
|
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Murray has thrown for 28 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
|
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"The boat was being thrown around a lot," he said.
|
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I mean, I've gotten thrown out of games and tournaments.
|
|
Here are some central questions thrown up by the ballot.
|
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The benches and bullpens emptied, but no punches were thrown.
|
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PDVSA's declining oil revenues have thrown Venezuela into severe recession.
|
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The Heritage Foundation has also thrown its support behind Rep.
|
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I think it's very unlikely to have ballots thrown out.
|
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No one has yet thrown their hat into the ring.
|
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And there's a "witch hunt" thrown in for good measure!
|
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Those plans were thrown into doubt by Trump's latest comments.
|
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He's thrown around words like voter fraud, with no proof.
|
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They've thrown him military parades (which only makes him jealous).
|
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Essentially, your nervous system has been thrown out of whack.
|
|
What really happens to the millions that get thrown out?
|
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Some of the protesters had thrown bottles at police officers.
|
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A noose is thrown around the scarf and cinched tight.
|
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Numbers as high as 28503,22019 attendees were being thrown around.
|
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Somewhere else, a grenade had been thrown at a market.
|
|
And here, a rock had been thrown right through it.
|
|
Both players were later thrown out at the plate, however.
|
|
Our allies are denigrated, while our adversaries are thrown softballs.
|
|
Most of its drawings and bookkeeping records were thrown away.
|
|
In one incident, feces was thrown at officers, police said.
|
|
In one incident, feces was thrown at officers, police added.
|
|
They have thrown down the gauntlet to much wealthier clubs.
|
|
John Delaney -- has thrown his hat in the 2020 ring.
|
|
"Section 377 will eventually be thrown out," Mr. Mehta said.
|
|
Four Republicans have already thrown their hats into the ring.
|
|
Gyorko was thrown out attempting to score on Munoz's hit.
|
|
Swaim immediately hit the ground and penalty flags were thrown.
|
|
He was thrown from many horses, once lacerating a testicle.
|
|
They're hopelessly stale and will have to be thrown out.
|
|
One of her three sons was thrown into a fire.
|
|
"We were thrown off our feet," Mr. Shah told reporters.
|
|
He was thrown to the street after Bouhlel shot him.
|
|
They seemed to be randomly thrown together without much thought.
|
|
After the explosion, several employees were thrown into the sea.
|
|
Mattis' unexpected exit has thrown Washington for a serious loop.
|
|
"So that also may have thrown some other things off."
|
|
Root for people to get thrown out on the street?
|
|
They wanted his confession thrown out and a new trial.
|
|
The crippled vessel was soon thrown upright, its mast broken.
|
|
Greitens' administration was thrown into chaos the night of Jan.
|
|
Other than that, he has thrown 23 passes since 2010.
|
|
They're cool, but it's annoying that they're randomly thrown about.
|
|
While the Cubs' Jake Arrieta has thrown two since Aug.
|
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Murray has thrown for 211 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
|
|
Patient groups have not thrown their weight behind the idea.
|
|
"It's almost like being thrown a bone," said Smith, 59.
|
|
But it's an impressive production for one thrown together quickly.
|
|
That kind of diagnosis should not be thrown around lightly.
|
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During retrograde, Virgo's organizational skills are thrown out the window!
|
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He threw punches like he had never thrown punches before.
|
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Goodrum was thrown out at home after Martinez's infield single.
|
|
And 11 quarterbacks have already thrown more than four interceptions.
|
|
The more it's casually thrown around, the less it matters.
|
|
Great: cheese fries with some ground beef thrown in there.
|
|
Then an academic shaped spanner was thrown in the works.
|
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A lot of money was thrown into it, didn't work.
|
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They've thrown holy water at the building and the patients.
|
|
The President had thrown his political capital heavily behind Sen.
|
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It passed, but was later thrown out by the courts.
|
|
Obama has thrown herself into the role of defending Mrs.
|
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These devices are a liability even after they're thrown out.
|
|
But there's nothing planned at all, just ideas thrown about.
|
|
She is thrown on the roadside and left for dead.
|
|
The guts are thrown to a couple of lurking dogs.
|
|
None of us could believe what was said (or thrown).
|
|
Balon Greyjoy: Thrown from a bridge by brother Euron Greyjoy.
|
|
But the researchers have thrown in a few interesting wrinkles.
|
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Then right handed swings of ones own were thrown back.
|
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I went out and I got ink thrown at me.
|
|
That should be thrown in a goddamn river and destroyed.
|
|
"He is getting thrown to the dogs," Mr. Sanni said.
|
|
He has thrown 88 fastballs so far, according to MLB.
|
|
Taunts and thrown debris were met with nightsticks and arrests.
|
|
It is a story into which Eisner has thrown himself.
|
|
It might have been thrown in the trash, he said.
|
|
The cape is actually his coat, thrown over his shoulder.
|
|
Most of these suits have been thrown out of court.
|
|
Brexit has thrown that into doubt, prompting consternation in Tokyo.
|
|
Never have I intentionally thrown anybody out of the room.
|
|
Of course, I had just thrown the man my glasses.
|
|
Mr. Weinstein's lawyers sought to have the suit thrown out.
|
|
Some light literary analysis is thrown in for good measure.
|
|
We've had the greatest storms thrown at us — and survived.
|
|
It hit me so hard my head was thrown back.
|
|
"Trump has thrown fuel on a dying fire," he said.
|
|
He is helped by not having yet thrown an interception.
|
|
Brady left having thrown for 237 yards and no touchdowns.
|
|
The election was thrown out and a redo was ordered.
|
|
They were thrown into jobs they weren't trained to do.
|
|
But Iranian leaders have thrown cold water on possible talks.
|
|
DeGrom, who had thrown 80 pitches, grounded out to shortstop.
|
|
The President has thrown all of that out the window.
|
|
Now an appeals court has thrown out his deportation order.
|
|
Such measures have thrown the global travel industry into disarray.
|
|
Now Sanders has said it -- and thrown down the gauntlet.
|
|
But Bolton has now thrown a wrench into the works.
|
|
Most contenders have already vocally thrown their support behind impeachment.
|
|
After all, what's art without some star wattage thrown in?
|
|
Mr. Trump's aides were just as thrown by the tape.
|
|
Jackson had thrown his first interception — on his first play.
|
|
The dispute devolved into shouting matches and chairs being thrown.
|
|
His remark in Ontario was soon thrown back at him.
|
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I was also thrown by the cold pieces of cheese.
|
|
The Yankees were already thrown off by rain in Washington.
|
|
"It's thrown in Ovi's face everywhere he turns," Trotz said.
|
|
I hope the landlord has the book thrown at him.
|
|
Sometimes a few marshmallows are thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Charlie Baker — have thrown their support behind an impeachment inquiry.
|
|
With the death of Boris, Russia is thrown into turmoil.
|
|
Never mind the beer bottles thrown at him during games.
|
|
The bash was thrown by Rami Malek and Anthony Vaccarello.
|
|
Through six innings, he had thrown an economical 63 pitches.
|
|
Once, her mother was thrown in jail for 17 days.
|
|
"A lot of great ideas being thrown about," Trump said.
|
|
The others are thrown into an incoherent and treacherous labyrinth.
|
|
State courts in Pennsylvania and Virginia have thrown out maps.
|
|
At the time, heavy rocks were thrown across frozen ponds.
|
|
One of the men was thrown into the center lane.
|
|
Still, they kept dying in droves, their bodies thrown overboard.
|
|
"There are too many useless words thrown in," she said.
|
|
Luggage was haphazardly thrown from shipping crates onto the beach.
|
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Trees were pulled from their roots and thrown across roads.
|
|
Nine months later, however, that plan was thrown into chaos.
|
|
Franz is thrown into prison and brought before a tribunal.
|
|
Thomas was thrown out of the game following the incident.
|
|
Those new limitations were later thrown out by the courts.
|
|
Tanaka entered Tuesday having thrown 18 ⅔ scoreless innings this spring.
|
|
He says he remembers bananas being thrown at black players.
|
|
I typically listen to rock with some folk thrown in.
|
|
And likewise, get thrown that many times on the ground.
|
|
Milwaukee, for one, has thrown its hat in the ring.
|
|
The phrase "Fyre Festival 2.0" was thrown around a lot.
|
|
The convictions were later overturned and the cases thrown out.
|
|
"This was thrown together in a slipshod way," Paul said.
|
|
It's the latest protest Hollywood has thrown its support behind.
|
|
He wrestles with it at the risk of being thrown.
|
|
Tens of thousands of people were thrown out of work.
|
|
Tens of thousands of others were thrown into tropical gulags.
|
|
Now the ban has thrown their careers into a tailspin.
|
|
" Democrats said that the president had thrown a "temper tantrum.
|
|
Administration officials have already thrown a wrench into some projects.
|
|
Question is, should they be thrown out of the Univ.
|
|
"I was literally thrown back on the street," Timmy says.
|
|
That gets thrown around, it seems, at most tragic funerals.
|
|
How many roadblocks get thrown up in front of you?
|
|
But the key difference is that in the books, we're limited to a handful of characters' perspectives — so when the surprise arrives, we're really thrown by it because the character is thrown by it.
|
|
As Mayor Giuliani actually did point out in your interview that, you know, a lot of the same kind of criticism that has been thrown at Rudy Giuliani has also been thrown at President Trump.
|
|
And when you see these towns, and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough — I said, 'Please don't be too nice.
|
|
In the New Haven, Connecticut, police department report, a man named Dom Cozzolino said Kavanaugh had thrown ice on him and Kavanaugh's friend Chris Dudley had thrown a glass that hit him in the ear.
|
|
Chris Christie of New Jersey, has thrown his support behind Gov.
|
|
First, Clinton burst out laughing and seemed a bit thrown off.
|
|
But the groom's father has thrown a series wrench into things.
|
|
If Becca was thrown off by this, she didn't show it.
|
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They sort have thrown back you know Donald Trump level things.
|
|
Hundreds were rounded up and thrown in jail, including multiple juveniles.
|
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" Millar was immediately thrown into what she calls the "cancer train.
|
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COM: Traitor has been thrown around since President Trump assumed office.
|
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He could easily have thrown away his life there and then.
|
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How do you model a thrown shield reflecting off different surfaces?
|
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Russian assets will continue to be thrown behind these various campaigns.
|
|
That's the shell that's been thrown out of the central binary.
|
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You should be thrown out if you don&apost belong here.
|
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It's an instructional guide with a bit of chance thrown in.
|
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He has thrown out 58 would-be base thieves since 2014.
|
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Victims were decapitated and their bodies thrown over the prison wall.
|
|
The Supreme Court justices have "thrown up their hands," Duchin said.
|
|
"There's not that much negativity thrown at me," he told me.
|
|
"We basically were, in a nutshell, thrown together," Taupin tells PEOPLE.
|
|
They are thrown away, while the males are raised to adulthood.
|
|
"I wish you hadn't thrown out that gin," she muses, wistfully.
|
|
But it's clear these latest resignations have thrown everything into turmoil.
|
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Luckily, her fans have already thrown their full support behind her.
|
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He's thrown back into the same environment where he used drugs.
|
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He swerved into the median and was thrown from the vehicle.
|
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Thrown off the streets, they have recongregated in basements and courtyards.
|
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One woman recalled being thrown in the lake from a boat.
|
|
I've heard Zack Snyder and Michael Wilkinson's name being thrown about.
|
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Now the department says the whole act should be thrown out.
|
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Bricks were threatened to be thrown at us at this event.
|
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Dollar bills were thrown from the window to increase the crowd.
|
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And her family has thrown its share of curveballs as well.
|
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China's partial retreat has thrown into relief Ethiopia's indebtedness to Beijing.
|
|
In 2016, Jandreau was thrown from his horse during a rodeo.
|
|
Get ready for the phrase "Egyptian Messi" to be thrown around.
|
|
If they succeed, the new rule will probably be thrown out.
|
|
The first sign was thrown into the river, according to authorities.
|
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Rocks were also reportedly thrown at four other vehicles, causing damage.
|
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Moments later, Mokono was thrown to the ground by a blast.
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He left after that, having thrown 103 pitches, 210 for strikes.
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The Saudi central bank has also thrown its weight behind fintech.
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Blame is already being thrown around for the social-care disaster.
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The seedlings coming out of the germination chamber aren't thrown out.
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Those rules of thumb are now being thrown out the window.
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Those 903 have to subsidize the 25 that were thrown out.
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An ill-advised jug of alcohol being thrown into the mix.
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Every term of the surrender is being thrown out the window.
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The police definitely saw some alcohol thrown out of a window.
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He threw 103 pitches, and could have thrown a few more.
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Meng's lawyers are trying to get the extradition case thrown out.
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"The workshops have thrown up things we already know," Vincent says.
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CBP said rocks were thrown at the agents from the shore.
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People at the park that day deny any rocks were thrown.
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The time I was thrown into a dumpster behind our school.
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Amount of beer thrown around unknown despite what Rovell said. pic.twitter.
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Heavy marijuana use had thrown the man into a delirious state.
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All the historical photos housed within the museum were thrown away.
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He had unsuccessfully sought to have the kidnapping charge thrown out.
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With the curveballs that get thrown you handle them better relaxed.
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Trees were uprooted and thrown across lawns; power lines were crushed.
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However, mere seconds later, you will be thrown for a loop!
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A victim was struck with an object thrown by the suspect.
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That plus the bridesmaid dress have really thrown off our budget.
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Rochelle isn't just a token Black friend thrown in for representation.
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The RSS has thrown its full organisational weight behind his campaigns.
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Many mainstream liberals, including erstwhile supporters, have thrown her overboard entirely.
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There was fighting, bar stools being thrown, pool cues being used.
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Actually, the Padres were wishing Lamet had thrown his slider more.
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Alonso was thrown out trying to stretch it into a triple.
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Now a judge has thrown out evidence acquired during the investigation.
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But WTO judges had definitively thrown out that argument, he added.
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This isn't the first time Biden has thrown shade at Clinton.
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Arlovski's right hand which was thrown a dozen times a minute.
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Creators got thrown to the wayside by Twitter unexpectedly cutting Vine.
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You'll also get Norton WiFi Privacy VPN thrown in for free.
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She appealed, and got one of the two convictions thrown out.
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Stones, empty cans and bottles began to be thrown their way.
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That lawsuit was thrown out by the court earlier this month.
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The term being thrown around quietly among Democrats is 'losing forward.
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Girl is straight up thrown from a roof in dramatic fashion.
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For me, I've just thrown myself into it for many reasons.
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Admittedly, it's thrown the pin and patch world for a loop.
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In 22021, the most expensive punch in Marvel history was thrown.
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But, if he screws up, he could be thrown behind bars.
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He disrupted dates and had literal chicken nuggets thrown at him.
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As it turned out, Austin had thrown himself into the ring.
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Trump&aposs pledge has thrown its fate into question this year.
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But it's in "Coming Down" where his pen's balance is thrown.
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Software thrown over wall in school settings tends to land flat.
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Trump's Department of Justice wanted to have the case thrown out.
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She was thrown off the scooter and both vehicles caught fire.
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He seemed entirely ready for all the questions thrown at him.
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"He's thrown a lot of innings, too," manager John Gibbons said.
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Those standards of conduct have been thrown out with Trump, however.
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Samardzija was pulled after four laborious innings, having thrown 98 pitches.
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They've been thrown into dog kennels and strip-searched by police.
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"There's a lot of money being thrown at it," he said.
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Imagine a Lil Wayne video with some SportsCenter clips thrown in.
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And major technology companies have thrown their hat in the ring.
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Now, Redditors have thrown down the gauntlet in a Photoshop battle.
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They are staying in China and are totally thrown into passivity.
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Authorities have thrown bikes in a corner or confiscated them entirely.
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Lagow has thrown seven interceptions in his last four starts. 3.
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Multiple speakers have called on Clinton to be thrown in prison.
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I was completely worn down, my whole body was thrown off.
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Farmer was worried they could get fleeced and thrown in prison.
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The interception was the first thrown by Siemian in the preseason.
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Little that we know we actually have stuff thrown at us.
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SMITH: There&aposs a lot of stuff being a thrown around.
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It's Alexa, with everything but the kitchen sink thrown at it.
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Especially since it's not the only shade Payne's thrown Styles' way.
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"The tear gas canister was thrown behind the family," he recalls.
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But Zarifi said the judiciary should have thrown the case out.
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Some sailors were thrown from their beds, while others remained asleep.
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The books are shredded and they're thrown all over the gallery.
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Ta'amu had not thrown a pass at the Division I level.
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The word "brave" is thrown around a lot during the Olympics.
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He got through the eighth and had only thrown 16 pitches.
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A lot of good and bad will be thrown his way.
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"Maybe life has thrown some curveballs at you," the post reads.
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So that's another spark being thrown in on the competition front.
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Fiscal discipline, we seem to have thrown that out the window.
|
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Ms. Vilardell seemed energized by having thrown herself into the unknown.
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Ramirez has now thrown 84 innings, 1/3 more than Devenski.
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Flour that is part of the recall should be thrown away.
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And these questions aren't going to stop being thrown at Clinton.
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This isn't the first time these charges have been thrown out.
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This wasn't the first time these charges have been thrown out.
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Seven other people nearby were thrown from their feet and injured.
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You can have it where people stop getting thrown in jail.
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It's not just grant money that's being thrown out the window.
|
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His mother said she had just thrown him a graduation party.
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Rocks thrown up by a steam explosion are a big hazard.
|
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"We can't get him thrown out in that situation," Collins said.
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"We were thrown into things pretty quick," Mr. De Rosa said.
|
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He said that he believed the lawsuits would be thrown out.
|
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Americans were shocked by the vision of their country thrown up
|
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Farm families were broken by debt, and thrown off their land.
|
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Jacoby Ellsbury, pinch-running for Headley, was then thrown out stealing.
|
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But then, after the third match was thrown, Schmitz's lawn exploded.
|
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Cummings was cut by a bottle that was thrown at him.
|
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"Most speculative investors have thrown in the towel already," he said.
|
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A going-away party was thrown for her at the Pentagon.
|
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Its participants left a trail of thrown objects and smashed windows.
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But I don't want to be thrown out of the house.
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He's thrown fundraisers for politicians like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
|
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The product was flirty conversation and attention with dancing thrown in.
|
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Many of the criticisms of Trump were also thrown at Reagan.
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Any inmate letters written in a foreign language were thrown away.
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Defensively, he has thrown out eight of 10 on attempted steals.
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They were mobbed and thrown in the air by the crowd.
|
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Some, like Sports Authority, have thrown up their hands and closed.
|
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The Alabama Republican Party has also thrown its support behind Moore.
|
|
If Kian's trial is moved, Flynn's status is thrown into limbo.
|
|
And no pitcher has thrown hard enough to be purely unhittable.
|
|
With the lifting of the sanctions, Iran was thrown a lifeline.
|
|
The first pitch was thrown Monday less than 12 hours later.
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PARIS — Union militants have thrown eggs and vegetables at his head.
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The Emperor is thrown down a chute, and Darth Vader dies.
|
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Their bodies were thrown into a ditch on a university campus.
|
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Dr. Hirsch, thrown to the ground, broke all of his ribs.
|
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At one point, two beer cans were thrown in his direction.
|
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The jobs report has thrown the central bank yet another curveball.
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Judge him by his followers, who've thrown away the dog whistle.
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Tashilhunpo's prime minister was murdered, his body thrown into a river.
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The other, the Echeverria case, was thrown out based on science.
|
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At the beginning of this year, Splash had thrown 200,000 events.
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It's like library books thrown on the floor of the library.
|
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I got out January 29, 2015—thrown to the wolves, basically.
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Anything which fulfils neither should be thrown into the slop bucket.
|
|
Anyone thrown up their hands with a game like this before?
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It's kind of a mish-mash of songs thrown on there.
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In fact, you can get it with some Drake thrown in!
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It's the only place I've ever had underwear thrown at me.
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Or thrown the TV out the window, or just killed myself.
|
|
The stone is thrown again and falls into a different situation.
|
|
Alexander has wisely thrown a bone to Democrats on the committee.
|
|
Kirk himself appears to be thrown off-balance by the effort.
|
|
Cora took every obstacle thrown in her way and crushed it.
|
|
Kershaw had not thrown a bullpen session earlier in the day.
|
|
When you're from Texas, you kinda just get thrown in it.
|
|
Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidates have increasingly thrown their support behind legalization.
|
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It was not the first time Mr. Molinaro had thrown punches.
|
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To be thrown into that caldron was almost an impossible task.
|
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The door was locked, and she was thrown onto the bed.
|
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Oh, my god, we're reusing them they should be thrown out.
|
|
But many already in progress have been thrown out the window.
|
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"We are thrown upon your mercy as on God's," Antigone begs.
|
|
Keuchel guessed that he had never thrown harder than 93 m.p.h.
|
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Fast-forward five minutes, and they've thrown the bloody bouquets away.
|
|
And it's not just humans who are thrown out of whack.
|
|
Police vans showed stains of yellow paint reportedly thrown by protesters.
|
|
The NRA is already suing to have the legislation thrown out.
|
|
The prisoners are stripped naked and thrown into small underground cells.
|
|
Girls who become pregnant are typically married off or thrown out.
|
|
They can now delay that piece, having thrown up economic chaff.
|
|
"'Best friend' gets thrown around a lot," Ms. Grob Plante said.
|
|
"There were some pretty great memes thrown together," Ryon tells me.
|
|
But by halftime, he had thrown two picks that proved pivotal.
|
|
He left having thrown for 254 yards and no touchdown passes.
|
|
Very little food in poor countries is thrown out by consumers.
|
|
He was caught and thrown out but returned, the indictment said.
|
|
But here, it's like being thrown into a completely different world.
|
|
But other indigenous groups have thrown their weight behind drilling proposals.
|
|
If any problems are found, the respirator should be thrown away.
|
|
Gretchen Whitmer, filed a motion to have the requirements thrown out.
|
|
So, yeah, it's not a name to be thrown around lightly.
|
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I could have sworn that I'd thrown them out years ago.
|
|
She mended clothes that, in years past, she would've thrown out.
|
|
No matter what was thrown at them -- their bond grew stronger.
|
|
"We have thrown the enemy away like garbage," Mr. Mugabe said.
|
|
They were set up, whereas now we've just been thrown in.
|
|
Rondo had 13 points and 10 assists before getting thrown out.
|
|
When Fry returned to the United States, parties were not thrown.
|
|
I'd hate to think all that will now be thrown away.
|
|
Backlit, the figures of the protesters are sharply thrown into shadow.
|
|
You don't want to hear a joke that's been thrown out.
|
|
But his colleagues say he has thrown himself into the work.
|
|
About 14 million tons of waste are thrown out each year.
|
|
Currently, the remains are treated as medical waste and thrown out.
|
|
Those lines can't be thrown in with no conclusion, no answer.
|
|
Trump&aposs lawyer has tried to get the case thrown out.
|
|
Matt Bevin (R) has thrown his support behind the Democratic nominee.
|
|
Now that wheat is thrown in, some traders are getting excited.
|
|
My pasta salad thrown together with leftovers is dry and unpalatable.
|
|
That breakup certainly looks like it got thrown out the window.
|
|
They had thrown their support behind Raisi to safeguard their interests.
|
|
Hollywood actors, comedians and filmmakers had thrown their support behind Clinton.
|
|
Johnson has previously thrown doubt on the science of climate change.
|
|
"He's been thrown out to the wolves early on," Hasselbeck said.
|
|
She says she was tortured, threatened and thrown in Evin prison.
|
|
Sanders, 75, has not thrown his hat in the 2020 race.
|
|
Carolina hadn't thrown for four touchdowns in a game since 403.
|
|
Anyone else thrown off by the time period of this show?
|
|
"I was thrown in at the deep end," Ms. Rushdie said.
|
|
Now I'm being thrown to Guatemala [where I won't be protected].
|
|
"I got thrown into coaching and really enjoyed it," he said.
|
|
If I'd thrown it on the ground, it would have bounced.
|
|
Mozilla was optimistic despite much of its complaint being thrown out.
|
|
Those plans could now be thrown off course by the slowdown.
|
|
Burrow has thrown for 442 yards with nearly a quarter left.
|
|
You could get thrown off a presidential ticket for seeking help.
|
|
When Saudi Arabia beat Qatar 1-0, no shoes were thrown.
|
|
The cilia looked like tree trunks thrown around by a tornado.
|
|
This means one simple mistake can get your resume thrown out.
|
|
But that policy was thrown out in the last nine years.
|
|
The ball's thrown to me, I need to catch the ball.
|
|
Congressional Republicans have repeatedly thrown that comment back at Ms. Pelosi.
|
|
When boiling water is thrown into the air, it freezes instantly.
|
|
That we can be thrown away and nobody tells our history.
|
|
Knives were thrown, weapons forged, amends made and forgiveness was offered.
|
|
These days, all of the old rules have been thrown out.
|
|
"I witnessed all this food being needlessly thrown out," Kiefer said.
|
|
The industry has largely thrown its support behind the OECD process.
|
|
A luxury customer doesn't like to be thrown to a bot.
|
|
This place is an oven, with lots of humidity thrown in.
|
|
This one's kind of thrown in here for old times sake.
|
|
Mazara was thrown out at second by Hernandez in left, however.
|
|
Those verdicts are on appeal, and some have been thrown out.
|
|
Monroe was thrown into the center lane, according to court documents.
|
|
It's never compassionate and they deserve to be thrown in prison.
|
|
Migration timing for whales could be be thrown off, McCabe says.
|
|
Baltimore had runners thrown out at third base in consecutive innings.
|
|
The man, Adam W. Purinton, was thrown out of the bar.
|
|
The ballot should be thrown out as an "overvote," they said.
|
|
Republicans have thrown a lot of weight, and money, behind Saccone.
|
|
Paving stones were thrown at the police, and highways were blocked.
|
|
Later, two firebombs were thrown at a Jewish chapel in Malmo.
|
|
What could have thrown Europe into renewed chaos has been averted.
|
|
He had thrown 12 innings, striking out eight and walking four.
|
|
Hashtags were thrown in the air like confetti: #indiastrikesback, #terroristanpakistan, #pakapologist.
|
|
They freaked out and had him thrown out of the office.
|
|
Trump's strike on Syria has thrown a wrench into this dynamic.
|
|
Any mud thrown off from a trial might sully that effort.
|
|
A lot of this is getting thrown back in our face.
|
|
She should be thrown in jail, but she probably won't be.
|
|
Even Ioannidis doesn't think the p-value should be thrown out.
|
|
"When you see these towns and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice,'" Trump said.
|
|
"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice," the president said to the crowd of police officers.
|
|
PRINCETON, N.J. — It's hard to imagine a more exuberant wake for Sam Shepard than the party being thrown — and I mean thrown, like a beer bottle in a bar fight — at the McCarter Theater Center here.
|
|
"When you see these towns and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon — you just see them thrown in, rough — I said, please don't be too nice," Trump said.
|
|
Korean Air said on Friday, in response to media reports Cho had thrown a water bottle at someone's face, she had thrown either a water bottle or a cup on the floor, but not at anyone's face.
|
|
Chairs were thrown and a supporter was pictured lying on the ground outside a bar in the northern French city on the same day that Russia was fined and threatened with being thrown out of the tournament.
|
|
When your circadian rhythm is thrown off, you can experience jet lag.
|
|
Still, iFrogz tells me they're designed to be thrown in a bag.
|
|
She's thrown out the first pitch at a Tampa Bay Rays game.
|
|
Record-high temperatures in the region have thrown this dream into disarray.
|
|
Bodegas are not businesses to be reinvented or thrown aside like this.
|
|
We look forward to having his frivolous claims thrown out of court.
|
|
The countersuit was thrown out, and two years later the Trumps settled.
|
|
You get all the usual Google Assistant goodness thrown in as well.
|
|
Alfaro was thrown out trying to extend the hit to a triple.
|
|
The Cleveland Cavaliers are known for being a thrown-together basketball team.
|
|
During that span, he has thrown 30 touchdown passes and zero interceptions.
|
|
Winnie, it seems, can get down to any song thrown at him.
|
|
No punches were thrown, there was no danger of a physical fight.
|
|
Some flashy ideas were thrown out early on: A carbon fiber body?
|
|
And even if the contract remains, Boeing has been thrown into turmoil.
|
|
Now, I knew there would be some shade thrown with this addition.
|
|
ARROYO: We are seeing blanket racism being thrown around as a charge.
|
|
Where gays have been thrown into jail or, in some case, executed.
|
|
Instead he got thrown in a beige holding room for 6 hours.
|
|
The disgrace was pure instinct -- a natural response to being thrown out.
|
|
Anything stretchy or dense contains overworked gluten and should be thrown away.
|
|
In 2013, Neilson, an avid horse racer, was thrown off the saddle.
|
|
Electric Daisy Carnival has thrown international editions in Britain, Mexico and Brazil.
|
|
In less than a week, I could be thrown into solitary confinement.
|
|
So we're thrown back on giving it a number and scoring it.
|
|
I mean, I think a lot of these numbers get thrown around.
|
|
"That was like the truth being thrown in my face," she says.
|
|
The boy I knew would never have thrown that in my face.
|
|
"You're going to get thrown in jail for stealing stationery?" she says.
|
|
It's about history, and the Incas and even some Avatar thrown in!
|
|
But this wolverine was different, having clearly thrown convention to the wind.
|
|
So what happens when a baby bump gets thrown into the mix?
|
|
Occasionally, there's an ask for a video game console thrown in there.
|
|
Molina was thrown out trying to stretch the hit into a double.
|
|
The Oakland ace was pulled at that point, having thrown 97 pitches.
|
|
The concert -- thrown by DIRECTV NOW -- raised money for Hurricane Maria victims.
|
|
A Denver judge has thrown out the court case against Taylor Swift.
|
|
Montero has thrown out only 1 of 32 base runners this year.
|
|
The opening pitch, against Kingwood Park High School, was thrown at 7pm.
|
|
He's thrown objects at neighbors, resulting in fines from the apartment complex.
|
|
Never before had Winnipeg thrown such a bash and with good reason.
|
|
And it ends with Ramsay Bolton being thrown to the dogs, literally.
|
|
Microsoft, for example, has thrown its hat into the ring with Mixer.
|
|
Two extra combat ships of a smaller type were thrown in too.
|
|
Amazon says foil insulation can't be recycled and should be thrown out.
|
|
Three months later, he was among those thrown out of the Party.
|
|
Farmers, especially those with high-density cattle stalls, were thrown into chaos.
|
|
Eggs and bottles were thrown at Trump supporters and police made arrests.
|
|
Grossman hasn't thrown yet and still has issues when hitting right-handed.
|
|
Trump's response was to sue Schneiderman, a suit that was thrown out.
|
|
Ms. Jacobson had thrown herself into the role of her husband's caregiver.
|
|
Tariffs can be thrown around as an economic bomb for anything now.
|
|
But also ... well, he is thrown to the lions, so to speak.
|
|
Hyams fought the decision twice in court, being thrown out both times.
|
|
When Apple announced HomePod at WWDC, I was thrown for a loop.
|
|
Where will we go now that they have thrown us off course?
|
|
There are stories of blood being thrown on windows at vegan restaurants.
|
|
They come to work, and are thrown out if they stop working.
|
|
Walker had thrown a similar party for his trans partner years before.
|
|
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has also thrown significant weight behind him.
|
|
She had bottles thrown at her while escorting women for their abortions.
|
|
Prince The words genius and icon are thrown around way too often.
|
|
"I was blindsided and thrown into a media feeding frenzy," recalls Hughes.
|
|
Tyler Saladino was thrown out trying to steal second after his single.
|
|
He's the one who framed Luke and had him thrown in Seagate.
|
|
I got thrown out of a bar for playing George Jones once.
|
|
The delta's system of land creation has thus been thrown into reverse.
|
|
A large number were murdered, often by being thrown out of aeroplanes.
|
|
This isn't truly a bond bubble, despite this term being thrown around.
|
|
Stones were thrown at security guards, and riot police were called in.
|
|
But Progressive Change Campaign Committee has thrown its support behind Warren's plan.
|
|
Photo: GettyOnce again, Donald Trump has thrown his defenders under the bus.
|
|
We've thrown a lot of curves at them and they're still here.
|
|
Being thrown out into the real world can be scary and lonely.
|
|
It's hardly the most damaging accusation that has been thrown at Aker.
|
|
No children were thrown from the bus during the crash, Garrett said.
|
|
This doesn't mark the first time Hilton has thrown shade at Lohan.
|
|
And the status of their existing contracts would be thrown into doubt.
|
|
Any adversity that was thrown at them, they knew they could overcome.
|
|
One fan shared that these hats were later thrown into the audience.
|
|
Such are the dilemmas thrown up for Europe when America comes First.
|
|
John Bel Edwards' LGBTQ protection order A Louisiana judge has thrown outGov.
|
|
Falk had thrown a 1-yard touchdown pass earlier in the game.
|
|
Bob McDonnell, whose conviction was later thrown out by the Supreme Court.
|
|
We hear crashing noises, as if he's thrown her against the wall.
|
|
Usually there's even a bit of education thrown in for good measure.
|
|
And those thrown out of work often had trouble finding new jobs.
|
|
On one occasion, one child was allegedly thrown up against a wall.
|
|
Kevin is thrown by Randall's call; he can tell something's not right.
|
|
Abbott claimed she was injured after being violently thrown in the van.
|
|
Two grenades were thrown at Ssewanyana's residence and three others at Kyagulanyi's.
|
|
"The grenades were thrown," police spokesman Asan Kasingye told Reuters early Tuesday.
|
|
He was thrown to the ground and kicked all over his body.
|
|
It's one of those companies that is also gotten thrown away. Why?
|
|
By the way, Estee Lauder and IFF have been thrown away, too.
|
|
Kodak was thrown back in jail Tuesday for violating his house arrest.
|
|
Mr. Christie had thrown his support behind Mr. Sweeney's bill on Friday.
|
|
"Monkey wrenches get thrown all over your life sometimes," the star explained.
|
|
Thrown on top of those cans were two sacks of red potatoes.
|
|
Today is relatively uneventful (with a couple of swear words thrown in).
|
|
You even get some neat analytics tools thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Duncan said Johnson had "basically thrown our top diplomat under the bus".
|
|
The fight somehow continued inside the Taco Bell, and chairs were thrown.
|
|
Kasich, for instance, are two notable Trump resisters who have not thrown
|
|
Birn said during the trial that he had thrown the paintings away.
|
|
The trio were thrown from the vehicle and the twins died instantly.
|
|
The only thing missing was Jeanine Pirro being thrown off the show.
|
|
The economic development minister had a dildo thrown at him on Friday.
|
|
The occasional athlete or entertainer is oft thrown in for good measure.
|
|
Roller coaster riders thrown, rescued at Daytona Beach boardwalk after car derails.
|
|
He was beaten, shot in the head and thrown into a river.
|
|
He had never thrown more than two touchdowns in any previous game.
|
|
Among the candidates that have thrown their hats into the ring, Sen.
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Guerra had thrown 3 53/3 scoreless innings before the last pitch.
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It was thrown in among endless updates, but it shouldn't be overlooked.
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Thorson has thrown at least one touchdown pass in eight straight games.
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Others fell or were thrown from terraces, witnesses said at the time.
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During that span, he has thrown 19 touchdown passes and zero interceptions.
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BTW ... Harrison signed the jacket, but the Millennium Falcon wasn't thrown in.
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Of course, when it gets cold enough that's thrown out the window.
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Their remains were thrown into the drain pipes of the sewer system.
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Chapman had thrown four innings and 62 pitches in two previous games.
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He has thrown 13 touchdown passes and had three interceptions this season.
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He left after seven innings, having thrown 116 pitches, 75 for strikes.
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READ: A stripper party thrown by "Peaches" made the Supreme Court nostalgic
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He has thrown for 3,933 yards and 28 touchdowns with six interceptions.
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But Kemp was thrown out trying to reach third on the error.
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During this race, the campaigns have thrown more than a few curveballs.
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The church's 2013 lawsuit was thrown out by a lower court judge.
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This prevents regulations from being thrown out because of trivial "gotcha" details.
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"I used to fly and get thrown in the air," she said.
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"The concept of affordable healthcare will be thrown out window," Das said.
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We would love to see a plastic nose thrown into the mix.
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He has thrown for 3,933 yards and 223 touchdowns with six interceptions.
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You've got to have money available if they get thrown in jail.
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I mean, people have thrown out Walmart, which kind of sounds crazy.
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Another survivor said he was thrown to the floor by the impact.
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Middle-schoolers across the state have thrown out their textbooks in jubilation.
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Perhaps even a red — or a rose gold — thrown into the mix?
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He responded by going berserk with a bit of policy thrown in.
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There's probably a little element of toughness, I guess, thrown in there.
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It's just really concentrated flavors of things that were normally thrown away.
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It cooks for a few minutes before the chicken is thrown in.
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In rich countries a lot of that is thrown away by consumers.
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The word "miracle" gets thrown around a lot in the beauty space.
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Eventually, he was thrown into a cell and left there without food.
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The ones used for transport, made from nonrecyclable plastic, are thrown away.
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"They've actively thrown their hat in the ring," said one GOP senator.
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Puns are accidental echoes, random likenesses thrown out by our lexical cosmos.
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The word "competition" gets thrown around a lot in Washington these days.
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There's this perception that I was sort of thrown out of Hollywood.
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A string of buzzwords thrown about like life preservers after a shipwreck.
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That word, "empowerment," is thrown around in a lot of different contexts.
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But in her telling, she's simply responding to slights thrown her way.
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If you're single, that's still about $22019 lost to thrown out food.
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"I feel like Nagasaki has been abandoned and thrown away," she said.
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It came as no shock to hear Musk's name quickly thrown out.
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There's also a bit of "sorry, ranga" thrown in for good measure.
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Decentralisation across the country has added complexity and thrown up regulatory barriers.
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Experience shows that even recyclable packaging usually winds up being thrown away.
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Garrett (22014-2, 4.25 ERA) has thrown 36 innings in six starts.
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Some protesters have thrown bricks, eggs and flaming objects at police stations.
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" Said DeRozan: "You kind of get thrown off with these early games.
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Drawback is, you get a ball thrown hard at your face occasionally.
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That's called selective prosecution and those things get thrown out in court.
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Sartorial spaghetti is being thrown at the wall to see what sticks.
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Brissett has thrown two touchdowns in each of his last three games.
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Eventually bottles and other objects were thrown at police and violence erupted.
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The whole thing had been thrown together fast, on a shoestring budget.
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By that standard, GE is definitely a candidate to get thrown out.
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If nobody wanted the wings, they were simply thrown away, Buchholz explained.
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It doesn't leak or spill, even when carelessly thrown into a bag.
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A grenade was thrown into an ethnic Shilluk section of the camp.
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The timing of the rollout may also have thrown the White House.
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"I just think the Dreamers were thrown under the omnibus," said Rep.
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The Green New Deal (GND), the policy gauntlet thrown down by Rep.
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The corruption charges against Menendez have thrown his political future into uncertainty.
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Bolin has thrown more interceptions (four) than touchdowns (two) in 2017. 3.
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He also has thrown out four of seven would-be base stealers.
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"I had thrown a lot," Chapman said of the drop in velocity.
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Phrases like "game-changing" and "pants-wettingly scary" were being thrown about.
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Carpenter was thrown out trying for a triple, preventing a bigger inning.
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Glasnow then walked Suarez and he was done, having thrown 3 pitches.
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India's jungle, and thrown her weight behind political movements across the globe.
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He has not yet thrown for a touchdown in 47 passing attempts.
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"I was a bit thrown off by the appearance," Mr. Adames said.
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I see that word thrown around a lot, and it's not accurate.
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It was the second most passes he's thrown in his career (1).
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Could the New York case be thrown out on double jeopardy grounds?
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But the issue of finance has thrown a spanner in the works.
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Hargrove's conviction has also been thrown out and he won't be retried.
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The products should be thrown away or returned to point of purchase.
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Things fell from drones, balls were thrown and dodged, people ran around.
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The university he did not know had thrown him a life preserver.
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Internet companies have similarly thrown their weight behind pro-net neutrality rules.
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I have every strike against me and every block thrown at me.
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But the former first lady has thrown to caution to the wind.
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Think of it as organic with a dose of magic thrown in.
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The body was thrown from the vehicle, and limbs were see nearby.
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There's one guy that I've thrown out of our restaurant three times.
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Instead, Epstein has a ring and another hosanna thrown at his feet.
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I've been cuffed and thrown down stairs, broken ribs, what have you.
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I just get thrown into this time warp, listening to this service.
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Down there, there's fights, they get thrown out, drunker than a skunk.
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If the judge revokes Rodman's probation, he could be thrown in jail.
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Others aren't that dramatic, but they're thrown off course by their emotions.
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No one wants his or her travels plans thrown into complete disarray.
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He decided to go for second base, where he was thrown out.
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In general, when used right, blood is not to be thrown away.
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He's part of a lawsuit aiming to get the ACA thrown out.
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I got thrown out in my pants in the rain mid-song.
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That the shade being thrown in this picture actually gives me life.
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"He's being thrown into the fire from the jump," Patrick Patterson adds.
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I was thrown back once again on my own ways of coping.
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Amidst all the criticism, Neumann's leadership of WeWork was thrown into question.
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They should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.
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"Multiple guys are gonna be thrown at Steph," Lue told USA Today.
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Careering below the blue ink, he was suddenly thrown into the air.
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A brick was thrown, and they ran away before the police arrived.
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The future was thrown into uncertainty, and the city shelved its plan.
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"Today, the coronavirus has thrown us all in the mud," McRaven wrote.
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After hours of bickering, Ogata was thrown out for refusing to apologize.
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Or accidentally thrown a like on an ex's sibling's engagement announcement post?
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Fisher was thrown overboard, and crew members believe he was knocked unconscious.
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"Oh, my goodness, I could have thrown up that morning," she said.
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"Relevance" feels like an intriguing rough draft prematurely thrown into public view.
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No punches were thrown, and a group of reporters left the room.
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"If you ask her anything you'll be thrown out," the agent warned.
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Over 60 percent of the police recommendations are thrown in the trash.
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The dough is then thrown on the marble counter and kneaded well.
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Glass cases were shattered, their contents gone or thrown on the floor.
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Voices are thrown around the room and in and out of throats.
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That hazard includes being thrown into the occupants up front, injuring them.
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If you do, you'll be arrested and thrown to the ground, yes.
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No flag was thrown for pass interference or helmet-to-helmet contact.
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Some will be thrown if they work in solitude and you don't.
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But it has thrown sand in the gears of China's industrial juggernaut.
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The nation's largest teachers' unions have thrown their support behind nationwide shutdowns.
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Imagine a tight spiral thrown onto a hard surface like a road.
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They were the monsters who had thrown a bride to the wolves.
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And I don't want to think about how many were thrown outside.
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No one has ever thrown that many through the first two weeks.
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"I was thrown in jail and raped for many days," she says.
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It is thrown from rock to rock as high as the sky.
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As of Thursday, it had succeeded in getting them thrown off again.
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"The entire supply chains have been thrown completely off balance," Mattern said.
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She's thrown support behind everything from Black Lives Matter to gun control.
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Now all that has been thrown up in the air by Trump.
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It has thrown out bipartisan legislation on voting rights and campaign finance.
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A few frames later, another observer had thrown her some side eye.
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"I was thrown in an 228-by-22017 isolation room," he said.
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They have thrown firecrackers and balls of flaming tar at the animals.
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Plus, the panel has thrown out this celeb's name during past seasons.
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One, thrown from the top tier, hit Hansell Riojas, the Peru defender.
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Mr. Seyed Emami was taken to Tehran and thrown into Evin Prison.
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Any ruling that departs from the original meaning should be thrown out.
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Basically, I was thrown right into the middle of all these people.
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But Bebchuk and Tallarita have thrown down a gauntlet to its proponents.
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Okuno's head snapped back and he was thrown violently to the ground.
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Op-Ed Contributor This dirty Jew remembers every penny thrown at him.
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About a year later, two grenades were thrown at the elder Assad.
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The murder charges in all four cases have now been thrown out.
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"I was thrown out of Dyke March for being Jewish," she said.
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Thousands of aftershocks followed, and the local topography was thrown off-kilter.
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So when the tears came on with such strength, I was thrown.
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He was then thrown or dragged down a staircase, the witnesses said.
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Nathan said his family has been thrown into despair since last Wednesday.
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Have you ever thrown in the trash or recycle and yelled Kobe?
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Ms. al-Sharif was thrown in a women's prison, crawling with cockroaches.
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And after Thursday's vote, the gauntlet was thrown down for further action.
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"I've heard about it being thrown around," Fowler told Reuters on Friday.
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One person sent a Thanksgiving turkey, which was thrown away upon discovery.
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That's not necessarily being destroyed, but it is being thrown into question.
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They have thrown every smokescreen to deflect and distract — videos, guns, etc.
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The dropped ball didn't break the window, but the thrown ball did.
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You're just playing with a bunch of random words you've thrown together.
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At each conceptual step, detail that isn't immediately relevant is thrown away.
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A hand grenade was thrown but did not explode, the source said.
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The ruling has thrown this year's midterm elections in Pennsylvania into flux.
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And so he got annoyed at that, and I'm getting thrown out.
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That was thrown out by lawmakers who found the complaint lacked substance.
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Bannon and his allies have thrown support behind primary challenges against Reps.
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The chair of the committee ruled the motion should be thrown out.
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With the two forces thrown together, a small argument could quickly escalate.
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We get thrown together with some other galleries, and it bothers me.
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Huge cargo ships were thrown out of the water and into rocks.
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Two more darts are thrown at my father, who is still spinning.
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This year, that closeness, that deep understanding, has been thrown into chaos.
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And that Ben Carson has thrown his wife, Candy, under the bus.
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Gaffalione's colt got tangled with Maximum Security, and Gaffalione was nearly thrown.
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Young people, overwhelmingly black and Hispanic teenagers, were thrown away like trash.
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They tried unsuccessfully to get the Robinson case thrown out of court.
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In the past, he very likely would have been thrown in jail.
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"Bitcoin you could have thrown out there as late cycle," Boockvar said.
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In the Pacific Ocean, overfishing has thrown food chains out of balance.
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It was as though he had thrown a bomb into my car.
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But Instagram has thrown a bit of a wrench into her plans.
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One run scored, and Mookie Betts was thrown out at the plate.
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Crispy chickpeas with ground meat thrown together by that minx Mark Bittman.
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Rain thrown against the current as cities rose into the red dark.
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Your careful planning can be thrown off course with an unexpected remark.
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Dissidents who greet cruise ships are still beaten and thrown in prison.
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The woman claimed she had thrown out her boarding pass, police said.
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"There has been a lot of blame being thrown around," he said.
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"I've been through stretches where I've thrown more than this," Reed said.
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I was knocked out once when I was thrown into a wall.
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They're not going to be thrown off track by the impeachment brouhaha.
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It wasn't clear if other names were also being thrown his way.
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In the aftermath of the fire, blame was thrown in multiple directions.
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If it's thrown incorrectly, it can be a detriment to your arm.
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Plus, they're resistant to any dust, sweat, or rain thrown their way.
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"He's thrown well against us," said Benintendi, who reached base five times.
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Festivities involve washable pigmented powders that can be thrown at each other.
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He should have thrown his body in front of that phone call.
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There's even a bird noise thrown in there to test her skills.
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The moon hasn't thrown this much shade at the U.S. since 2100.
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One of the things thrown into uncertainty is Galaxy Note's release cycle.
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For the last five years, they have thrown tech-themed Hanukkah parties.
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He was eventually thrown out at home on a Miguel Sano grounder.
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A Christian governor of Jakarta was thrown in jail on blasphemy charges.
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The Cardinals had thrown 19 scoreless innings at home entering the game.
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The resources that are being thrown at it, everything that we have.
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A metal ball thrown by von Holzhausen shattered both the truck's windows.
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Jewish settlers on a rooftop have thrown eggs at the Arabs below.
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Sure, he's shut down the government and thrown the nation into chaos.
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Birthday cake always ends up getting thrown in the bin doesn't it?
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In the past, he very likely would have been thrown in jail.
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Last spring, he was thrown a bone when a dock was restored.
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He has thrown 374 touchdown passes and won 118 regular-season games.
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But the White House's latest moves have now thrown that into question.
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This, despite the preponderance of herrings thrown about during its running time.
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"Sometimes, we're going to get thrown out, we know that," Merrifield said.
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A family thrown into survival mode, with a daughter who is deaf.
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Curses were thrown, accusations of racism were made, and birds were flipped.
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That first dinner sold out, and she's thrown them monthly ever since.
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We had this huge argument where things were thrown and smashed about.
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Witnesses said the punches were thrown after Zimmerman bragged about killing Martin.
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A similar case was thrown out for the same reason in 2012.
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The full Democratic caucus, meanwhile, has thrown its support behind the measure.
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He has thrown the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program into peril.
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I feel like "umami" gets thrown around in a very unclear way.
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You may have been thrown off by the accent and graying hair.
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In the seventh, Jeff McNeil led off with a double but was thrown out at third trying to advance on a grounder to short by Rosario, who was then thrown out trying to steal second by Francisco Cervelli.
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"When you see these towns and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice,'" Trump told the crowd.
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A man named Dom Cozzolino said Kavanaugh had thrown ice on him and Kavanaugh's friend Chris Dudley had thrown a glass that hit him in the ear, according to the report from the New Haven, Connecticut, police department.
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And even if you were a victim of it, or saw it happening, it still doesn't seem like it rises to the level of "this person should be thrown out of the industry, thrown out of their job," etc.
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And here, Trump, remarkably, offered a straightforward endorsement of police brutality: When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon — you just see them thrown in, rough — I said, please don't be too nice.
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"When you see these towns and when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddy wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice,'" Trump to cheers and applause.
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I watched that video over and over again, trying to understand what I was seeing with my own eyes and yet not seeing at all: Six miles away, people were being thrown from their beds, thrown from their homes.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice,'" Trump told an audience of law enforcement officers and crime victims' families.
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Tampa Bay will have a lot to think about this off-season, in terms of bringing Winston back, as he has thrown a career-best 30 touchdowns for the season, but has also thrown a career-worst 24 interceptions.
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"When you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a paddywagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, I said, 'Please don't be too nice," Trump told an audience of law enforcement officers and crime victims' families.
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Blough has thrown at least one touchdown pass in 15 straight games. 3.
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You would notice that someone's belongings had been thrown out onto the street.
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Peter Tamte Right away I got thrown right into the thick of things.
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Governments have largely agreed, and have thrown hackers behind DDoS attacks in prison.
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His bouts were over in seconds, opponents thrown from the ring with ease.
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