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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Then, things get serious — with a few wisecracks thrown in.
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There's even some Zach Galifianakis thrown in for good measure.
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And there's a "witch hunt" thrown in for good measure!
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Great: cheese fries with some ground beef thrown in there.
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Then an academic shaped spanner was thrown in the works.
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But the researchers have thrown in a few interesting wrinkles.
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That should be thrown in a goddamn river and destroyed.
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It might have been thrown in the trash, he said.
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Some light literary analysis is thrown in for good measure.
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After all, what's art without some star wattage thrown in?
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"It's thrown in Ovi's face everywhere he turns," Trotz said.
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Sometimes a few marshmallows are thrown in for good measure.
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Once, her mother was thrown in jail for 17 days.
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"There are too many useless words thrown in," she said.
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I typically listen to rock with some folk thrown in.
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Hundreds were rounded up and thrown in jail, including multiple juveniles.
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It's an instructional guide with a bit of chance thrown in.
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One woman recalled being thrown in the lake from a boat.
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Rochelle isn't just a token Black friend thrown in for representation.
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You'll also get Norton WiFi Privacy VPN thrown in for free.
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Imagine a Lil Wayne video with some SportsCenter clips thrown in.
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Multiple speakers have called on Clinton to be thrown in prison.
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Farmer was worried they could get fleeced and thrown in prison.
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So that's another spark being thrown in on the competition front.
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You can have it where people stop getting thrown in jail.
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"Most speculative investors have thrown in the towel already," he said.
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The product was flirty conversation and attention with dancing thrown in.
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They were mobbed and thrown in the air by the crowd.
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At one point, two beer cans were thrown in his direction.
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In fact, you can get it with some Drake thrown in!
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Cora took every obstacle thrown in her way and crushed it.
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When you're from Texas, you kinda just get thrown in it.
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They were set up, whereas now we've just been thrown in.
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Those lines can't be thrown in with no conclusion, no answer.
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Now that wheat is thrown in, some traders are getting excited.
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She says she was tortured, threatened and thrown in Evin prison.
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"I was thrown in at the deep end," Ms. Rushdie said.
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This place is an oven, with lots of humidity thrown in.
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This one's kind of thrown in here for old times sake.
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It's never compassionate and they deserve to be thrown in prison.
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Hashtags were thrown in the air like confetti: #indiastrikesback, #terroristanpakistan, #pakapologist.
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She should be thrown in jail, but she probably won't be.
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Still, iFrogz tells me they're designed to be thrown in a bag.
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You get all the usual Google Assistant goodness thrown in as well.
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Instead he got thrown in a beige holding room for 6 hours.
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"That was like the truth being thrown in my face," she says.
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"You're going to get thrown in jail for stealing stationery?" she says.
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It's about history, and the Incas and even some Avatar thrown in!
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Occasionally, there's an ask for a video game console thrown in there.
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Two extra combat ships of a smaller type were thrown in too.
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He's the one who framed Luke and had him thrown in Seagate.
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Usually there's even a bit of education thrown in for good measure.
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Abbott claimed she was injured after being violently thrown in the van.
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Today is relatively uneventful (with a couple of swear words thrown in).
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You even get some neat analytics tools thrown in for good measure.
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The occasional athlete or entertainer is oft thrown in for good measure.
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It was thrown in among endless updates, but it shouldn't be overlooked.
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BTW ... Harrison signed the jacket, but the Millennium Falcon wasn't thrown in.
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"I used to fly and get thrown in the air," she said.
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You've got to have money available if they get thrown in jail.
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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 cooks for a few minutes before the chicken is thrown in.
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There's also a bit of "sorry, ranga" thrown in for good measure.
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It was the second most passes he's thrown in his career (1).
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Think of it as organic with a dose of magic thrown in.
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If the judge revokes Rodman's probation, he could be thrown in jail.
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That the shade being thrown in this picture actually gives me life.
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Over 60 percent of the police recommendations are thrown in the trash.
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"I was thrown in jail and raped for many days," she says.
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"I was thrown in an 228-by-22017 isolation room," he said.
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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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In the past, he very likely would have been thrown in jail.
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Dissidents who greet cruise ships are still beaten and thrown in prison.
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In the aftermath of the fire, blame was thrown in multiple directions.
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There's even a bird noise thrown in there to test her skills.
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A Christian governor of Jakarta was thrown in jail on blasphemy charges.
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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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Oh, and there's a Chris Hemsworth Lego guy thrown in for good measure.
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On-trend styles, fresh branding, and some classic pieces thrown in the mix.
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A little bit of collaborative fun thrown in the mix doesn't hurt, either.
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"Adopt me?" might have been thrown in there too, just for good measure.
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Dorn, who is HIV positive, was thrown in solitary confinement for a year.
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Or is it simply Trump's tweets with some legal-ese thrown in there?
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Here is our playlist, with a few unusual performances thrown in for variety.
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Neither Zuckerberg nor anyone else at Facebook has publicly thrown in the towel.
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That can was far too precious to just be thrown in the trash.
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To craft a narrative around Ruth's broken ankle, they've thrown in a twist.
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For infractions, they are thrown in prison, where they are humiliated and tortured.
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So that's a massive saving, and an extra item thrown in for nothing.
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A solid gaming laptop that has a free mixed-reality headset thrown in!
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Or more of a lifelong partner kind of romance, with sex thrown in?
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Personally, my lists were short and basic, with a few specials thrown in.
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You've had a lot of obstacles thrown in your path along the way.
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Schumer is standing behind her friend with her arms thrown in the air.
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It can also be left in the store, or thrown in the trash.
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When my name was thrown in the hat, I just jumped at it.
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Turkish sources told media outlets that it had been thrown in the trash.
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Joseph was sold into slavery, unfairly accused and thrown in an Egyptian prison.
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Read this next: The Life-Saving Treatment That's Being Thrown in the Trash
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There are also lots of backstage stories thrown in for real movie nerds.
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P.S. Everyone who doesn't love Gary Harris should be thrown in jail. 15.
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"Aim at heaven and you will get earth 'thrown in,' " Lewis reminded us.
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There are some cool Twin Peaks-style Black Lodge drapery thrown in, too.
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And voilà: a delicious thank you, with some savory bonding time thrown in.
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Teachers told of tantrums, at times violent, and of chairs thrown in classrooms.
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"Literally right now there are people being thrown in the street," she said.
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With maybe a little "Truman Show," Marina Abramovic and David Blaine thrown in.
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Many more democracy protesters charged since 2014 may yet be thrown in jail.
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Griffin was thrown from the stroller and Watson was thrown in the stroller.
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The party was being thrown in an apartment on the city's East Side.
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Art Deco meets Hollywood Regency, with a bit of the 1960s thrown in.
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Terrifying: Uighurs thrown in vast prison camps for verboten speech on their smartphones.
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His previous high for pitches thrown in a game this season was 61.
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Now, his resume is thrown in amongst several other talented but flawed candidates.
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"Bison." — hobohumpinslobo (@hobohumpinslobo) June 16, 2019 There were some classics thrown in as well.
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You also get up to 10TB of cloud storage thrown in for good measure.
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The world's most sophisticated image search, with a measure of context awareness thrown in.
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Leroy Baker said he was thrown in by a nun and a male counselor.
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She declares "Jesus fuck this is amazing," before it's immediately thrown in the trash.
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The customers were the same, with the occasional Italian, Spaniard, and Brit thrown in.
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Thousands of Bangladeshi women have had acid thrown in their faces for spurning men.
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Unless, that is, it's about your perfume and there's an "mmm" thrown in there.
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When the thief still did not return the cash, he was thrown in jail.
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The princess puppy party isn't the first big bash thrown in Chanel Nicole's honor.
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He wanted a tour guide, with a little action thrown in on the side.
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Many formerly cutting-edge firms have thrown in the towel over the past decade.
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I was taken away and removed from the pop world and thrown in hospital.
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Luckily, a couple aerosol cans are thrown in to feed your hunger for explosions.
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I'd say, anything that's got enough surrealism thrown in it will attract my eyes.
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People are thrown in jail, silenced, even murdered; they're prevented from accessing vital information.
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But the court was unmoved: Biswas was declared a "foreigner" and thrown in prison.
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Each episode centered on a big event, often with a room redesign thrown in.
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Trump's former campaign chair Paul Manafort was recently thrown in jail to await trial.
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Another little freebie thrown in for good measure by the generous folks at Huawei.
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Putin's greatest challenger, Alexei Navalny, was thrown in prison for fraud under dubious circumstances.
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Enjoy Sherlock, Watson, and even some Moriarty and Mycroft thrown in for good measure.
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But that doesn't mean there can't be a little Kardashian OTT flavor thrown in.
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Many antiwar activists, who had recently enjoyed broad public support, were thrown in jail.
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Both of those women, by the way, have thrown in with the Mountain Mamas.
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"The prince had thrown in with the paupers," Reid writes of Roosevelt's electoral success.
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In other words, the British bus and rail operations are thrown in for free.
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For at least a percentage of your meal to get thrown in the bin.
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Thousands have been thrown in jails, and hundreds have been barred from travel since.
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He was also a journalist, who had been thrown in jail for his writings.
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Show your kids what you can accomplish together, with a little mud thrown in.
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The driver called the cops, a confrontation ensued, and they were thrown in jail.
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These are not the haphazardly thrown-in references of somebody trying to appear cool.
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Once that's done, a police team comes for him, and he's thrown in solitary.
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This included an alleged plot to get Bouchey and others thrown in Mexican jail.
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Then, after he's caught and thrown in the can, what goes through his mind?
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Many are thrown in prison, subjected to inhumane conditions and reportedly victimized by torture.
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In 1872, she was thrown in jail for attempting to vote in New York.
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SOMEBODY LESS driven than Tom Siebel would have long since thrown in the towel.
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It just feels like the "maybe" was thrown in there to cover the bases.
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Something gets thrown in the macaques' midst and they break into a giant brawl.
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"Yes, I was thrown in at the deep end," Masi said in an interview.
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Their cries were met with batons, lashes, acid thrown in their faces and imprisonment.
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Martinez-Marinero's baby half-brother, Angel Ramirez-Marinero, survived being thrown in the dumpster.
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It was enough to make Britons squirm, especially with talk of Churchill thrown in.
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It's basically an unseated town-hall meeting with tremendous amounts of booze thrown in.
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Seasonal spices like cinnamon and nutmeg often get thrown in the mix as well.
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They lay where they were thrown in woods, or fields, or among the hills.
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It's about post-college life, girls, humor, with a dash of sports thrown in.
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Much of that is no longer salable and will be thrown in the trash.
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Trump will want funding for his border wall to be thrown in there somewhere.
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Two years into Stephen Thompson's MMA career he was thrown in with Matt Brown, two years into Raymond Daniels' kickboxing career he was thrown in with Bazooka Joe and Nieky Holzken—they both struggled, grew and now thrive in their respective sports.
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At least four people had thrown in dimes and one had tossed in a quarter.
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We were expecting a nice rundown with maybe a funny story or two thrown in.
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They're a mix between various recognizable Stark designs but with Black Panther aesthetics thrown in.
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Three prior signs had been vandalized — two shot at, and one thrown in the river.
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And what can you take out in public and not get thrown in the dock?
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Electron apps are basically single-use browsers with a bunch of other code thrown in.
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And so on, only with a lot more Chandler quotes thrown in for good measure.
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Yet Shots could be a more dedicated place for humor…with some selfies thrown in.
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It wouldn't be a 2016 trend if there wasn't some nostalgia thrown in the mix.
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Successful candidates will be thrown in at the deep end, as recent interns can attest.
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That was the challenge thrown in the lap of the company's new CEO and president.
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Facebook has thrown in with ABC News for the evening's event, through ABC's Facebook page.
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They didn&apost want chain migration and lotto thrown in there, so it fell apart.
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That deal has however been thrown in limbo following a referendum in Macedonia on Sept.
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It was an odd hybrid experience—working-class, but with privileges thrown in a bit.
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Fallen Order ranges across five main planets, with a few other secondary locations thrown in.
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She can press charges against him in some cases and have him thrown in jail.
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So it isn't true that Mr. Slaton was thrown in jail because of Hero Tees.
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He does it with his grit and savvy and with some ebullience thrown in, too.
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Other dishes also reference Rhode Island, India, or both, with additional global flavors thrown in.
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But it wouldn't be Tumblr without a few Disney princesses thrown in the mix, too.
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Instead it's a "he said, he said" with a bit of conspiracy theory thrown in.
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They can't really tell those stories without running the risk of getting thrown in jail.
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Of course, mine has all those things too but thrown in are news article headlines.
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"We were thrown in the trenches," he said of early days in 1970s New York.
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Turned out it was: haute constructivism rendered household, with some decorative punk spikes thrown in.
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Lilibeth Frondoso, Rappler's head of multimedia, was once thrown in prison with her newborn child.
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There are a number of high-profile female activists who have been thrown in jail.
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The discount is automatically applied to your basket, and free delivery is thrown in too.
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The sad truth ... a lot of these shelters appear to have thrown in the towel.
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"Governor Cuomo has thrown in the towel," Mr. Flanagan said in a statement in May.
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ELECTION RALLIES in Taiwan often feel like festivals with a dash of politics thrown in.
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Starts off as your stereotypical bubble boy meets haunted house with evil spirits thrown in.
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The folk who were getting rounded up and thrown in jail had to be included.
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After the acid was thrown in his face, Villalaz said he tried to shield himself.
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The Nintendo Switch is available for $299.99 with a free 2179.99GB microSD card thrown in.
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This piece cannot enumerate the many obstacles thrown in Tillman's path; they are too numerous.
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His leads increase when third party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are thrown in. -Sen.
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To me, I like to be pretty subdued, but then always with something contemporary thrown in.
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Sounds a lot like the sixties with some of my riffs thrown in for good measure.
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I'm a freelance writer and editor now, with odd jobs thrown in to pay the bills.
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McKnight told FOX26 some of her neighbors have come across ATM&aposs thrown in the woods.
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There's even a Punjabi wedding thrown in, tons of songs and cutesy moments between the two.
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The dinner party was thrown in honour of Her Majesty during her tour of the US.
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The mechanics are the straightforward stuff of third-person shooters with some bonus abilities thrown in.
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We've even thrown in a few whimsical treats too: sugared gummy slices, popsicle molds, and more.
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Cops arrested 28 protesters in L.A., and 5 were thrown in the slammer in Chi-town.
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Around the time Girmay arrived in Italy, his father in Eritrea was thrown in jail again.
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Like most of the beers, it tasted like carbonated water with some beer flavoring thrown in.
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You also would be getting some highly desired low-carb veggies thrown in too, she added.
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"I don't want to say we've thrown in the towel," said State Department spokesman Mark Toner.
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This little one-inch accordion gizmo is being thrown in and they will remove my aorta.
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I've also thrown in photos taken by a 12-megapixel Canon 450D DSLR for good measure.
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We probably would have thrown in a "screw you," but that's because we're petty and vindictive.
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She's yanked away, thrown in court—and later jail—because of her reaction to this tryst.
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Most were Strong Buyers or Buyers with one or two Neutrals thrown in for good measure.
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They seeded Serena (Williams) 25 so I'm surprised Murray wasn't thrown in at maybe number 32.
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All the big cities, and maybe a Palo Alto thrown in there or something like that.
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It features passive-aggression, emotional blackmail, threats, and the odd apology thrown in for good measure.
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For the last 10 years, she's been all iPhone, with a bit of iPad thrown in.
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The source material has primarily been 320kbps MP3 files with a few lossless recordings thrown in.
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Pink jello, which the whales enjoy as a treat, was thrown in the tank to celebrate.
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Three Lego Harry Potter minifigures are also thrown in: Harry Potter, Stan Shunpike, and Ernie Prang.
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Now, Bennett's also working on a story about his life — with lots of imagination thrown in.
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But after Flynn's abrupt resignation three weeks into Trump's term, McFarland's role was thrown in doubt.
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Now they've thrown in the towel, in effect conceding that persistent weakness is the new normal.
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Think "Archer" plus "Mad Men" plus jokes about colonialism, with a few sight gags thrown in.
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L.G.B.T. people could be thrown in jail just for being who they were in the 50s.
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It's a little of both, in truth, with some family melodrama and sweet romance thrown in.
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Presidential succession on a good day is a sticky subject, even without random hypotheticals thrown in.
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Hearing the Earth breathing and seeing boulders being thrown in the air is unlike anything else.
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I'm a freelance writer and editor now, with odd jobs thrown in to pay the bills.
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"I'm not for that," he said of items that are being "thrown in" to the talks.
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But there's also a velociraptor, a clandestine evil organization, and aliens thrown in for good measure.
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The most he has thrown in any season is 160 innings, which he did last season.
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But would this really be a British contest without some weird thrown in for good measure?
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"I thought the ball was thrown in, and it was one of those things," he said.
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"Governor Cuomo has thrown in the towel," Mr. Flanagan said, in a statement earlier this month.
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I'm sure once he gets thrown in a game, whenever he gets in, we'll feel it.
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We'll mostly talk personal stuff with maybe some business thrown in if they publish with Akashic.
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On those beats, a lack of security can get a source thrown in prison or killed.
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" According to the WSJ, the state's "accounting practices would get private market participants thrown in jail.
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Citizens worried about getting thrown in jail if the police thought they knew anything of value.
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And we might get lucky and get a credible California or Texas poll thrown in, too.
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Canada has thrown in the towel in the fight against the heroin epidemic by legalizing heroin.
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A dinner was thrown in Mr. Schnabel's honor, and Mr. Cramer got seated next to him.
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The entire ceremony was thrown in honor of Almarhum Dina Rantetampang as part of her funeral.
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And with skateboarding and fucking wall climbing being thrown in, who the fuck needs the Olympics anyhow?
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Evidence indicated the sign was thrown in the river, much like Till's body, but was never recovered.
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The World Cup equivalent of a local derby, with a heavy dose of national rivalry thrown in.
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We also do plenty to create bad pregnancy outcomes for women who have been thrown in jail.
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We know that in some cases, what you tweet can get you thrown in jail or worse.
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Do people really need a hundred extra rehearsal demos thrown in on top of the main event?
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Hoare was "an officer and a gentleman – with a bit of brigand thrown in", his son wrote.
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"I've thrown in the bullpen three times, and I feel good," he said about his recovery work.
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Brandon Chrostowski: I was a reckless teenager, and one night, I was arrested and thrown in jail.
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That search however, shows a clear preference for black with an occasional white or silver thrown in.
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A year, possibly with a marathon or two thrown in, is probably smart for less experienced runners.
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They all started out as algae or plankton, with the odd dinosaur thrown in for good measure.
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With e-vaping your vaporizing flavored propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine, usually with some nicotine thrown in.
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Mill was also thrown in jail, as a young man, for supporting access to information about contraception.
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Hunt's counter elbows as Overeem stepped into clinch were among the sternest strikes thrown in the bout.
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Lavender and Moonlight, which don't seem to fit with the theme at all, also get thrown in.
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Lots of today gets thrown in the trash, everything about this celebration is meant to be disposable.
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We know that in some cases, what you tweet can get you thrown in jail or worse.
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Odorizzi threw 118 pitches, tied for the second-most he's thrown in any start in his career.
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What happened to the seniors that made this happen that were killed, raped, thrown in jail, murdered?
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But the festival-inspired ensemble wouldn't be complete with a few decorative flowers thrown in her hair.
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I've tried and tried to show her facts, only to have fake news thrown in my face.
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People on social media have captured sightings of bikes thrown in rivers or even up in trees.
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It never occurred to me that Mariah might actually eat at a luncheon thrown in her honor.
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These presents will tell your special someone that you've thrown in the towel and couldn't care less.
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But as Telltale executive producer Kevin Boyle explains, there's now some mystery thrown in with the horror.
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October 3rd, 13 This week is Google's week with a little Oculus Rift thrown in for kicks.
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Singers mugged and sobbed onstage; high notes were thrown in, even if they made little musical sense.
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SO, A FEW THINGS, BUT I'VE NOT THROWN IN THE TOWEL, BUT ONE THING IS FOR SURE.
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Before a punch had even been thrown in the Nunez fight, Forbes described it as a mismatch.
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Nonetheless, business and political leaders at Davos have thrown in their support for the bank's recovery path.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander has officially thrown in the towel on a bipartisan bill to stabilize the ACA.
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But it's unfortunately not true that women would never be thrown in jail for abortion in America.
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Ebata evades a few bombs thrown in desperation, and then the bell rings and scores are announced.
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Another briefly closed his eyes on the dancefloor and got a trash can thrown in his face.
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Citizens were thrown in jail for shaving their beards and for more obscure transgressions, like eyebrow plucking.
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The team later amended that statement, revealing that Strasburg had actually thrown in the bullpen on Monday.
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I don't need to be personally, you know, thrown in jail to be a voice for them.
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It felt like running on rocking horses, with a little bit of Pogo-stick action thrown in.
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They were not beaten or thrown in jail, but the Alabama governor threw the book at them.
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They also come with little sleeper pouches for clean and neat storage when thrown in your handbag.
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I went in for a new A.C.L. with a little meniscus trim thrown in on both knees.
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In 1968 students in Rome were rioting two months before ever a cobblestone was thrown in Paris.
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Another passenger on the flight then stepped on the scorpion and it was thrown in a toilet.
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Remember: This series began as a relatively small-scale character drama with some car chases thrown in.
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They speak of the obstacles the music industry and society at large have thrown in their paths.
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He aimed for universal knowledge, available to all humankind, with a serious play for personal immortality thrown in.
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EK: At Facebook, you have to be willing to be thrown in and find projects to do yourself.
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He has all of Suarez's worst traits in abundance, with a few more thrown in for good measure.
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It was full of bluster, involved odd capitalization, and had an exclamation point thrown in for good measure.
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The attendees say the party was thrown in connection with an annual DFJ conference called the Big Think.
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Thrown in are spouses, kids and new loves, with each storyline getting it's own "piece" of the episode.
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The pregnant Lady Antebellum singer glowed at a gorgeous, rustic-themed baby shower thrown in her honor Thursday.
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Each time, there seems to be a free gift thrown in with SIM-free or pay monthly orders.
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A Texas teen had a drink thrown in his face for wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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You see that sucker going and steam's going all over the place, there's planes thrown in the air.
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That's the pitch: If your business picks Google for the cloud, you get Google's best smarts thrown in.
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I hoped it could find meaning in a harrowing scene that felt thrown in just to grab headlines.
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Under normal circumstances, doing this sort of thing would get you thrown in jail, or at least fined!
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Newly thrown in is Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth), the scrappy, wannabe Han Solo type full of anemic swagger.
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Interweaved are feminine velvet bow detailing, sweetheart necklines, and a few kiss prints thrown in for good measure.
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But I put this here because it's important that the 2018 Outlander PHEV be thrown in the conversation.
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Most of us can barely afford Planet Fitness' monthly membership fees, even with the free pizza thrown in.
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The sheer amount of knives thrown in this tightly choreographed scene make for one hell of a fight.
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The body had been thrown in the grave haphazardly, as if the man meant nothing to the gravediggers.
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It was a nine-to-11 month development cycle for two separate games, with TV licensing thrown in.
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This Republican health care bill needs to either be flushed down the toilet or thrown in the garbage.
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That's his story, he stuck to it ... and that's why he got thrown in jail for the violation.
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The 2000-year-old says he will be "chuffed to bits" to see them thrown in South Korea.
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The bash was thrown in celebration of the 2017 GQ Men Of The Year Party at Chateau Marmont.
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In fact, there's plenty of TV magic thrown in to create the shows that fans know and love.
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At first, the landscape had mostly plain-vanilla families — in every sense — with the occasional widower thrown in.
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Why not have some opening questions thrown in from fans, who can be as controversial as they like!
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But imagine you could be thrown in jail for giving your opinion on Facebook or a personal blog.
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"It's been awesome to come up here and just get kind of thrown in the fire," Gsellman said.
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Broken down, that's a "couple million," he said, thrown in by Saban Films, which is releasing the movie.
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Far too often, food is thrown in the trash and dumped in landfills instead of filling hungry bellies.
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He vehemently protests his innocence and eighteen months later, the identity of the murder is thrown in doubt.
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Twenty-seven years later, another Supreme Court nominee's confirmation has been thrown in doubt by sexual misconduct allegations.
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This year's models are no exception, but this time around, virtual reality is thrown in for good measure.
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One media outlet called Texas' Mercer West Tower in Houston "a toothpick with a few windows thrown in."
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Texas , which established the principle that gay people could not be thrown in jail for having consensual sex.
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But, none before Spicer has so thrown in his lot with the mistruths being spouted by a president.
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His 117 pitches were a season high and the most he's thrown in a game since last Sept.
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The casting was met with some disapproval, but both Watson and J.K. Rowling have thrown in their support.
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That evening, Shehab attended a dinner party thrown in her honor by Clare Cumberlidge, a contemporary-art curator.
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Before the bewildered, illiterate woman could find her way home, she was thrown in another jail in Damascus.
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There is probably never a good time for an auto empire to have its leader thrown in jail.
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It's a small town and, who knows, in real life maybe he would have gotten thrown in prison.
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At the beginning of their careers, when they've done the least, they're just really thrown in the fire.
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In the 1700s, people with mental health issues were often thrown in jail due to lack of understanding.
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Not only that, cross-dressing — or anything perceived as cross-dressing — can also get you thrown in jail.
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His dreams of Harvard have long been thrown in the trash along with most of his self-esteem.
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But this was primarily a debate between Biden and Sanders, with some good moments for Warren thrown in.
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At one point I get thrown in the bathroom stall and she flushes my head in the toilet.
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The president could still face criminal action and be thrown in jail if the charges are severe enough.
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The wine list is long on Serbian wines with a few Croatian, Czech and Italian bottles thrown in.
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But Daenerys has gone and thrown in her lot with Yara, Euron's biggest competition for the Salt Throne.
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If she fails to complete her community service, she could get thrown in the slammer for 45 days.
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Women just thrown in jail — women with families, with children — because of a very draconian view toward abortion.
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That legal team is doing a lot of work for the protectors who have been thrown in jail.
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If it turns out they drank, they are quickly thrown in jail — typically for one or two nights.
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The latest jab thrown in the fight comes from a paper published in the journal PLOS Medicine last week.
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Emotionally, her palette goes from cheery to moody, with a few acidic hues thrown in to complicate our response.
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Each diner would need to pay £160 for the meal and get half a bottle of Champagne thrown in.
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Soldiers and members of the democratic party—including Noorzae—were targeted by the fundamentalist rebellion and thrown in jail.
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"I feel like I threw the most I've ever thrown in a game, because it was working," he said.
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She also laid out organic diet guidelines, but didn't mind if there was a little junk food thrown in.
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There were also opinion pieces thrown in here and there on slow days but the readers usually ignored them.
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The worst thing to ever happen on it was a melted Baked Alaska that got thrown in the bin.
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They were always thrown in the trash even if it was a pizza that went untouched by the guests.
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Luckily for us all, Blockers chooses the latter, with a lot of classic R-rated comedy raunch thrown in.
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Two days after he posted his video, he was arrested and thrown in jail under Singapore's draconian speech laws.
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Presto, owned by cable provider Foxtel, has already thrown in the towel and will be shutting down come January.
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A sick cat, Lee's pet, is thrown in just to make sure the viewer sympathises with the antihero's plight.
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In France, parents can even be thrown in jail for posting pictures of their kids online without their consent.
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Inside, Khawaja's closet had been ransacked and any photos of male friends she had were thrown in the trash.
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It's why so many "things" end up thrown in a drawer after two weeks, never to be used again.
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Catastrophe tells the tale of an accidental love story — with a load of drama thrown in on the side.
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And then you have this headline unemployment stat thrown in, to the extent you have guideposts for the economy.
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Think of it as the 21st century version of "We Are The World," but with some comedy thrown in.
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Episode 12Luke is put in three sets of handcuffs and thrown in the back of an armored police car.
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We've also thrown in the nightly rates, so you know how much that #suitelife is really going to cost.
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The bomb thrown in 1881 at Tsar Alexander II, who had emancipated the serfs, woefully stymied reform in Russia.
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In Syria, Iran has thrown in with Bashar al-Assad's government against the Sunni majority -- and Saudi-backed -- rebellion.
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The first film is basically a small-scale character drama with some car chases thrown in here and there.
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She's got a fun expression, a serious one, and a couple of cute ones thrown in for good measure.
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I'd be thrown in there one day, be off the next, off the next, then play against another lefty.
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If you want the old Music app back with a few improvements thrown in, look no further than Cesium.
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Everything—all the trash of the war—was thrown in a burn pit, soaked with jet fuel, and torched.
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Specifically, she posted an image of her "just in case" blade, which she has now thrown in the trash.
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"It's thrown in your face everyday," he says in an interview with George Stephanopoulos about his upcoming memoir Nevertheless.
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It wasn't just wining and dining the couple did, though -- a little karaoke got thrown in the mix too.
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In practice, the death sentences are rarely carried out; more commonly, apostates are merely thrown in jail and tortured.
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I've been fortunate enough to be used as a kind of artillery person — getting thrown in wherever I'm needed.
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Later, during the Korean War, he was thrown in jail for allegedly lecturing on communism to an art class.
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"If anything, this season, there's been a little wrench thrown in the works with all the PTSD," Nash added.
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This muzzle is comfortable to wear, inexpensive, and can be thrown in the washing machine to clean when needed.
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The mood was music carnival meets speakeasy meets open jam session, with a marriage ceremony thrown in for fun.
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You might have thrown in Wilson's poor health (including a severe stroke) and Lincoln's reported depression and Grant's drinking.
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Darksiders II leaned more in the direction of God of War, but with some Diablo and Zelda thrown in.
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As mentioned, you'll also get a Nest Cam Outdoor thrown in, which makes the security system even more versatile.
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Oh, and there's a Pikachu in a witch hat (the aforementioned Halloween variant, perhaps?) thrown in for good measure.
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"Kardashian said that while living in Dallas, it "was the first time that [racism] was thrown in my face.
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The "tignon" laws mandated that these women cover their hair with a head wrap—or be thrown in jail.
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As you can see, some strong names in there with a customary sporting reference thrown in toward the end.
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Likewise, if the carrot is too thin, too small, too wonky, it will get simply thrown in the bin.
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Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, battery monitoring software and light-up LED joysticks are thrown in because why the hell not.
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Ultimately, Captain Marvel is a perfectly serviceable superhero movie with some light gender politics thrown in for good measure.
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They lecture together on the law-school circuit—Chapter 11 stuff, with some Borscht Belt-style patter thrown in.
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And, of course, many thousands have been rounded up and thrown in prison, where torture and rape remain rampant.
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A seat in the front row, with a "meet & greet package" thrown in, will cost you up to $22017,23.
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The strike was broken by federal troops, and Debs was subsequently thrown in prison for interfering with the mails.
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"I do not want ... to have my legs broken, to be killed, to be thrown in prison," he said.
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She suggests teaching them with lots of patience, practice, and some positive reinforcement thrown in to sweeten the deal.
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In Sierra Leone, after criticizing the government, he said he had been beaten up, thrown in jail and tortured.
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"They had tried to organize a union and been threatened with having acid thrown in their faces," she recalls.
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They're sure to satisfy the crowd—with a couple of fun games thrown in to keep the holiday moving.
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However, it's a fun way to turn something into booze that you may have otherwise thrown in the trash.
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Weeks later, Kaepernick, after having thrown in front of eight teams, remains un-signed, with no end in sight.
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"Costly and unnecessary," Mr. Zinke said in announcing that the study was, in essence, being thrown in the trash.
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On the whole, Native citizens are thrown in jail at a rate 10 times that of white South Dakotans.
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Acting on these impulses can get you thrown in jail, but just expressing yourself gives you a protected outlet.
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He asked for one held note to rise and fall in volume like a ball thrown in the air.
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Her color palette is once again dominated by black and white, with the occasional red and blue thrown in.
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The song builds to a climactic horn-and-string layered peak, a key change thrown in for extra uplift.
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But there are times when dining and drinking might be more fun with some star wattage and glamour thrown in.
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Jenner got an adorable new puppy, a huge birthday celebration thrown in her honor, and now, a $200,000 luxury car.
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Yep, it looks exactly like Mannequin Challenge, only with Hollywood special effects thrown in to enhance the frozen time effect.
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Trump's early review of Comey's June 8 testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee included a light perjury allegation thrown in.
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The bigger the prospect field gets, the more plausible it sounds for more hats to be thrown in the ring.
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Maybe that's why Google has gotten a pass and AT&T and Comcast have the egg thrown in their face.
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Those business groups that have continued to dwell on broader problems have thrown in their lot with the radical right.
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Thousands of Bangladeshi women have had acid thrown in their faces for spurning men, perhaps more than any other country.
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But overall they're not bad if you think they've thrown in a one-off of 260 million euros in there.
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For anyone who buys a new iPhone, iPad or Mac laptop, a one-year subscription will be thrown in free.
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There are also a number of books and graphic novels you might have heard of, thrown in for good measure.
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American men in the mid-eighteenth century southeast territory apparently took great umbrage at any pejorative thrown in their direction.
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But in late 3503, Girmay was thrown in jail after he dropped out of high school to evade national service.
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However, some reports suggested his body had been thrown in a river or otherwise disposed of outside the castle grounds.
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Expect to see a lot of Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Willis, and Eastwood, with a few odd gems and newcomers thrown in.
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Cincinnati has been eliminated from playoff contention and it seems as if the team has completely thrown in the towel.
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"We're just trying to keep scooters from being thrown in rivers or under buses or into trash cans," Treadway said.
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Tight end Zach Ertz had nine passes thrown in his direction, and he caught every one for 152 receiving yards.
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That reliable back kick counter is thrown in amid plenty of Yair Rodriguez style spinning for the sake of spinning.
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There are girls who are getting battery acid thrown in their face for the crime of learning to read, right?
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And sometimes those differences get thrown in our faces and used as reasons why we shouldn't be included in Pride.
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Or take on the trends at your own speed with the sneakers, intimates, and scarves we've thrown in the mix.
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These stories are allegedly real with a bit of hyperbole/Siberian fan fiction thrown in — just as it should be.
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Which apparently means wearing a giant, crocheted hoodie with a couple of gold teeth thrown in, just for good measure.
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Similarly to Pettis, Holloway's fighting style is striking heavy and has some nice, slick submissions thrown in for good measure.
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And with that, I hope that any positive feelings you had about kangaroos have been thrown in the rubbish bin!
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I always talk to my clients about, you know, I understand people are thrown in jail because of their race.
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In short, Kaby Lake is a revamp of the 14nm Skylake with a few efficiency and power improvements thrown in.
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Emily (Shay Mitchell) was thrown in a wooden box and almost sawed in half during a field trip to Ravenswood.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, who has thrown in his lot with Mr Trump, was booed by the crowd.
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When the character Melvin Dismukes (John Boyega) is arrested and thrown in the pen his whole body seems to dance.
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Dr. Díaz logged a patient's medical data on the back of a bank statement someone had thrown in the trash.
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There are even a few unexpected additions thrown in the mix like cookie-shot molds and pug-shaped drink tags.
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Unless your birthday is thrown in there, the latter half of August probably isn't anyone's favorite time of the year.
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After buying General Electric one year ago the CEO of investment firm Ritholz Wealth Management has thrown in the towel.
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Many lavish parties were thrown in the residence, and LaLaurie cemented herself as a member of New Orleans' elite class.
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I essentially use my car for local errands and ferrying my kids around, with an occasional longer trip thrown in.
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Surplus produce from many food stalls ends up being handed out to charities, rather than being thrown in the bin.
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Fortunately most of the kajillion clues were clean and clear, with enough originality thrown in to keep my interest up.
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Amnesty International also reported that in August two women activists were thrown in jail for speaking out against the government.
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I am really worried that somehow, Elijah is going to fuck this up/get his heart thrown in a blender.
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The title is a pop culture reference (lifted Bob Clark's 1983 comedy A Christmas Story) with a pun thrown in.
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In that relatively short outing, he also threw 57 sinkers—the most he had ever thrown in a single start.
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That army of white 90-year-olds with a handful of young, latino go-getters thrown in for good measure?
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Bananas that are past their prime can be spread on some toast or thrown in baking batter for added sweetness.
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Someone must have also thought the film needed a supernatural phantom, so one of those is thrown in to fight.
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We had been together for only a couple of months, spending Saturday nights together with an occasional weeknight thrown in.
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The most he has thrown in a spring training game is 216 pitches, while his fellow starters have reached 90.
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Nor should they be treated as a free-for-all Christmas tree with all sorts of extraneous measures thrown in.
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A hookup between an F.B.I. agent and an American diplomat (both fictitious) is thrown in just to squeeze some tears.
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But also thrown in each year is a team from the host nation, to keep things interesting for home fans.
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FiveFour Club is more like a web version of a boutique with a subscription model thrown in for good measure.
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I feel like I'm getting thrown in the fire to do things I've been asking to do for a while.
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That activism got him thrown in prison for nearly five years, and his views seemed to evolve after his release.
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It's all more modern and streamlined apprehension, but disquiet is disquiet, and there are humiliations thrown in today, as well.
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In that, it succeeds — with a few nods toward the changing technological and political landscape thrown in for good measure.
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In 2009, Mr. Pashinyan turned himself in, and was sentenced to seven years in prison, thrown in with violent criminals.
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When he mentioned Wyatt Earp and Annie Oakley, he could have thrown in Elizabeth Cady Stanton or Susan B. Anthony.
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If you spend $200 (you probably will), a free heart-shaped cakelet pan will be thrown in with your purchase.
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Congress continues to raise the caps, just with chaotic uncertainty thrown in the mix, and federal spending continues to increase.
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We live with the consequences of slippage, called by many ugly names, with "yuppie" usually thrown in for good measure.
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"Companies have thrown in the towel on the status quo," said Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific chief economist for IHS Markit.
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It's fan service, but done in service of the plot and not just thrown in for the sake of it.
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Solving the puzzle itself is the main point, but who doesn't like a word ladder thrown in for good measure?
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Seven years ago, Islam Dabbas, an engineering student, was thrown in prison for protesting against the Syrian government.
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At one point, Charlie was thrown in jail for depositing fraudulent checks to try to get money to buy drugs.
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The review ended up being a pretty negative review of New York zoning laws, with a few compliments thrown in.
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This was the pairing that won "Superfoot" Bill Wallace most of his fights, with the odd hook kick thrown in.
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Whether a body is encased in a chimney or thrown in a river, insects will always manage to find it.
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"We're vulnerable to bullshit thrown in the fan," an eastern European diplomat said, requesting anonymity so as to speak undiplomatically.
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Sometimes certain tattoos can get a person thrown in solitary confinement, because the body art is often associated with gang affiliation.
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Nelson asks for a heads-up from Tony, as he has valid reasons to suspect his team will be thrown in.
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Visually, My Friend Pedro has the look of a colorized modern noir with a dash of Saturday morning cartoon thrown in.
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Grabbing a full-frame for under a grand is pretty astounding, but getting a kit lens thrown in is even better.
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" The actress revealed she "never did hallucinogenics," adding "that's like a water bucket being thrown in your face but for hours.
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He had a decent run in the UFC's flyweight division, but was thrown in with Demetrious Johnson far too early on.
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"It's thrown in your face every day," Baldwin, 59, said in a new interview with Good Morning America anchor George Stephanopoulos.
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Many young men are thrown in prison without cause or kidnapped by criminal gangs that have sprung up throughout the country.
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At times, so many eggs were thrown in such quick succession that it sounded like the irregular beat of a drum.
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Wheaton's program, however, is the first time scholarship money has been thrown in the mix, according to AACU president Lynn Pasqurella.
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Stone shouldn't be thrown in a cage for 7-9 years — and neither should any other first-time non-violent offender.
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At the $7 month tier you get Office 365 thrown in, as well as 1 TB of space in the cloud.
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My vice was baked goods — a few nights before I left for the games, a party was thrown in my honor.
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But, aah, the obstacles that are being thrown in the way of Mickey's will, which you assume has seldom been thwarted.
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It looks like a bear got thrown in a tub of bleach and is now pretending to be who it's not.
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Xiaomi has also thrown in a couple of features that tend to be first on Chinese phone makers' cutting room floor.
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When the Revolution finally broke out, Graham fought in the czar's cavalry and was briefly thrown in jail by the Bolsheviks.
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When you grab it on sale for $139.99, a $50 prepaid Visa gift card will be thrown in with your purchase.
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As far as I could make out, there was some crazy cheer that resulted in girls being thrown in the air.
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In 1993, he was thrown in jail for allegedly carrying ransom money to free the daughter of drug baron Carlos Molina.
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But he was deposed in a coup in 2013 and thrown in prison along with other leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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In a recent gang rape case in Kenya, 16-year-old "Liz" was thrown in a ditch and left to die.
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Tamika had actually encouraged her to do the interview; she snuck out the invitation when it was thrown in the trash.
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Tucholke's multi-perspective novel is a mixture of dark fairytale and psychological thriller, with teen romance thrown in for good measure.
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And unlike some a certain fruit-named company, there's actually a USB-C-to-USB-A adapter thrown in the box.
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Trump's targets on Twitter are broken down into three categories: media, celebrities and politicians — with the occasional entire country thrown in.
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Maybe not arrested and thrown in the back of a police car kind of trouble, but they can be pretty sneaky.
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I was also more Southern European and, for fun, now had a good chunk of Eastern European thrown in there, too.
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Thrown in with the boxing master too early, Alvarez was the canvas on which Mayweather painted one of his finest performances.
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But it's worth noting that these character feel thrown in for extra-textual reasons (Yen for fanboys, the robot for kids).
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It operates partially like a graceful airplane and a little bit like a boomerang, with a touch of "WTF" thrown in.
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The resulting sound was somewhere between DMB and BSS, with a little Hillsong fire and brimstone thrown in for good measure.
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The 32-year-old's last competitive NFL pass had been thrown in 2011, but Gruden showed plenty of faith in him.
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Microsoft tried to spice the images up a bit with a holographic version of the Seattle skyline thrown in the mix.
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It tastes a bit like how a ripe Époisse smells, with a handful of fermenting mushrooms thrown in for added depth.
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When the games ended he was given a gold medal, to replace the one he had thrown in the Ohio river.
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The combined incentive, especially with a more affordable vehicle option thrown in via the Model 3, might prove a powerful motivator.
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The Playboy Mansion -- the backdrop of some of the wildest parties ever thrown in L.A. -- is for sale ... TMZ has learned.
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In Octogeddon, the main character is often a mish-mash of different animals, but with some clever design flourishes thrown in.
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Save on everything from robot vacuum cleaners to whiskies, with a bunch of celebrity fragrances thrown in there for good measure.
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People must be held accountable, they must be investigated, they must be indicted, and probably many of them thrown in jail.
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Under the new law, policing agencies that do not cooperate with federal agents could be fined and be thrown in jail.
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I listen to mostly pop music with some rock 'n' roll thrown in and these headphones lived up to the challenge.
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If you claim your ritual will actually heal someone or save their relatives, you can be thrown in jail for fraud.
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But being in such a strange crazy environment, [a] reality TV show ... definitely there's a little wrench thrown in that [relationship].
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But if others might've thrown in the towel after the arrests and fights CASH4 has faced, he's remained defiant and unrepentant.
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The show is the outcome of a remarkable confluence of talent and expertise, with a little emotion and happenstance thrown in.
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"I have to give a lot of props to Trey, because it was kind of thrown in his lap," he says.
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Now, it's just consolidated into one convenient section, more outwardly sporty in nature and with a few motivational phrases thrown in.
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Johnson is fast southpaw whose style largely consists of movement and straight hitting, with the odd snappy low kick thrown in.
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There's also a touch of mysticism thrown in for good measure, inspired by Goldberg's time hiking the Inca Trail in Peru.
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Perhaps surprisingly, it was not the alleged plot to have enemies thrown in Mexican prison that would catch law enforcement's attention.
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After thinking hard, they decided to do something satirical, but not too controversial, maybe with a pop culture reference thrown in.
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This ended with the blonde woman punching that man, then getting pepper spray thrown in her face (and on me). pic.twitter.
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These may include offering drivers options for fuel, food and lodging, perhaps with a bit of a hard sell thrown in.
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Editorial The Republican leadership seems to have thrown in the towel on repealing the Affordable Care Act, at least for now.
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I grew up around the beaches, so the waves to me represented fun… with a little thrill and danger thrown in.
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What is clear is that something WAS thrown in the surveillance vid, and Chyna says it's the hairdresser hurling soda cans.
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Chime Riley was hanged and then weighed down with clay turpentine cups and thrown in the Little River near Barney, Georgia.
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I hope these guys knock each other out at the exact same time and this thing gets thrown in the trash.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Well, Nikki Haley, you can tell your boss, some of us love politics without the Twitter meltdowns thrown in.
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With some of the attacks coming from Muslims, some Jews have thrown in their lot with the party, known as AfD.
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Fearful of secularization and feeling culturally besieged, they have thrown in with a president who embodies that old early-1980s debauch.
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That was how it had been all tournament: serene progress, meeting each and every challenge thrown in its path with equanimity.
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But since the sweaters are washed daily, she was forced to dabble in acrylic, which can be thrown in a machine.
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The story told in "Nocturama" splits neatly into before and after, with a few flashbacks thrown in for clarity and variety.
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There were times when I was shot at, had grenades thrown in my path, and had to negotiate with armed attackers.
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Six of the young black workers were arrested and were thrown in jail, falsely accused of raping a young white woman.
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The public reaction Senior royals always get a good turnout but this couple have the youth and celebrity factors thrown in.
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"You are asking us to take a case where the other side has thrown in the towel," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said.
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INDULGE IN LOCAL SPECIALTIES What fun is it to see a big game or race without some good eating thrown in?
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And last year, Trump told then-FBI Director Jim Comey that journalists should be thrown in jail for publishing government leaks.
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Imagine Gustave Courbet's materialism joined to Max Beckmann's aggressive color, with a dash of Caspar David Friedrich's visionary panoramas thrown in.
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Although many subplots are cheerfully thrown in and explored, Gelman shines brightest when describing the rigid social hierarchy of class parenting.
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So far, the unifying theme of Trump's convention is that the leader of the opposition party should be thrown in jail.
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Ahmed Naji, a writer, was thrown in jail for nine months in 2016 based on a complaint that Mr. Sabry supported.
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Medics who come to the aid of protesters often risk being perceived as "collaborators" and thrown in jail, León Natera said.
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Once the shock wore off ... it looks like everyone was in on the creepy and totally morbid bash thrown in Manhattan.
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Paak This California artist's 2016 album, aptly titled Malibu, is a tight R&B LP with a little rap thrown in. .
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"The island for a billion, the pyramid for two, and a pair of statues thrown in for free," satirist Bassem Youssef tweeted.
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Now he is promising a new kind of company that is all about privacy, with some dating features thrown in for fun.
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Any other American, all of you out there, would have been locked up, thrown in prison for exactly what Hillary Clinton did.
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It sounds like it will be a like a bunch of motoring Facebook groups lumped together, with some more tech thrown in.
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A stir-fried Rhythm-a-ning slide trombone's Splattered syntax with a pinch Of below-the-belt misprision Thrown in for laughs.
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Even some of the orphans said they had never seen a rowboat at the orphanage, let alone been thrown in the water.
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But by September it had basically thrown in the towel, resigning from the board and replacing itself with an independent restructuring professional.
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Upset New Balance owners responded with photos and videos of shoes being thrown in the trash or set ablaze and boycott threats.
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"No one should be thrown in jail because they can't afford to pay off a traffic ticket," she said in her statement.
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Let us hope that this list idea gets thrown in the bin, along with the other proposals we have seen this week.
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Lastly, BuyDig has Nest's most affordable thermostat, the Nest Learning Thermostat E, for $139 with a free Google Home Mini thrown in.
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Some 40,000 people, including the leaders of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party and over 100 journalists, have been thrown in prison.
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It's even rarer to have four toothbrush heads and a USB travel case thrown in with the deal too, for good measure.
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His father, Maurice, was thrown in a Soviet gulag and, after he was released, emigrated to Canada, where he became a surgeon.
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Nestlé, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Danone are just some of the marquee names that have thrown in their support.
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All three of The Brady Bunch adult cast members treated us kids both as professionals and with some parental flavor thrown in.
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Chocolate Milk & Cookies combines vanilla and chocolate ice creams swirled together with bits of chocolate chip cookie thrown in for good measure.
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But it's also a study in grief and generational trauma with some unexpected rom-com flavor thrown in to keep things light.
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A special party thrown in honor of Ella the dog may have been bittersweet, but that doesn't mean in wasn't a blast.
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But, unlike so many Wall Street prognosticators, Smith appears to have thrown in the towel when it comes to marking his calendar.
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It's the first of three New York concerts from the app, which are being thrown in partnership with Hotel Indigo and Perrier.
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Lim was a bitter foe of Mahathir during his earlier 22-year stint as prime minister and was thrown in jail twice.
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Think of it as an online Trader Joe's for the millennial set, with a little bit of Ikea's kitchen section thrown in.
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"A large number of fights have occurred and numerous fireworks have been thrown in the crowds," Berkeley police said in a statement.
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When you are running for governor and you keep getting a controversial bill thrown in your face, you have to be cautious.
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All the people that, years before us, came and they were killed and murdered and thrown in jail because they were queers.
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Each of the 90 finalists selected will be awarded between €10,000 and €500,000 of investment, with other services from Publicis thrown in.
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As we told you last week ... a source close to the former couple told us they hadn't quite thrown in the towel.
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Meek believes the song choice was a statement by the team that he was unjustly thrown in prison for a probation violation.
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By the time the scene ended, I felt like my stomach had been thrown in a blender and poured back into place.
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One wonders if the network can get Jack Nicholson to reprise his film role, but with a little tap dance thrown in.
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And if you are, Sessions wants you arrested and thrown in jail because he plans to bring back the war on drugs.
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Obviously, not having many and then you get thrown in there for four [at bats], you kinda relax and see some pitches.
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Sarah Palin's 26-year-old son Track was thrown in jail after cops say he drunkenly assaulted a woman while packin' heat.
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Traditional Indian movements like Warli and Madhubani are thrown in the mix with local advertising styles and portraits of psychedelic pop stars.
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After trying to stay strong throughout the entire hour, she finally breaks down during the pep rally thrown in her brother's honor.
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What happens in between birth and death is sort of a mix of the two, but with sex and work thrown in.
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However, there are a number of things that need to be sorted out before one meaningful pitch is thrown in this town.
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Instead, by fomenting dangerous class warfare, he has thrown in with a company once known for its child-labor and sweatshop facilities.
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The event Monday night marks the second event the PAC has thrown in the Washington, D.C., area this month featuring the president.
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It offers a mix of platforming and shooting, with some simple puzzles and huge boss fights thrown in to keep things interesting.
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"It's not a bathroom bill, but there's a lot of stuff in here that ought to be thrown in the outhouse," Gov.
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"There are many fun trip options that combine walking and biking and also have rafting and kayaking thrown in," Ms. Sparks said.
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His activism made him a target for the Assad regime and, four years ago, he was arrested, thrown in jail and tortured.
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Online, images of New Balance footwear being burned or thrown in the garbage were posted, and there were calls for a boycott.
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The show mostly focuses on Payton's run for class president, with plenty of high school-appropriate melodrama thrown in for good measure.
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"You stopped me earlier and you said that I can be thrown in juvie," she can be heard asking in the video.
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He was thrown in jail twenty-two times, and the final time Herjavec's father was warned that his chances had run out.
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He told me it was useless, and then, two days later, he sent me a photo of it thrown in the trash.
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Gremlins was a straight-up horror film with a few funny moments thrown in, while Gremlins 2 is a lot more cartoonish.
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The rest of the card read like a who's who of "who?" with some old Brazilian thrown in for the patriotic fans.
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That way, your lunches are already in the fridge, waiting to get thrown in your bag on the way out the door.
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Traditionally, ceviche is a simple dish: seafood, onions, lime, with some spicy peppers or cilantro thrown in if that's how you roll.
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He then shot each of the Zetas in the head and ordered the bodies thrown in the flaming pit, according to Valdez.
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The games were primarily educational and aimed at families with young children, but with a few quizzes thrown in for good measure.
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"You just have to deal with the situation that you've been thrown in front of and you need to react," he said.
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I will also immediately free all the country's political prisoners, thrown in the government's dungeons for the sole crime of thinking differently.
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It is a pungent brew made from apple cider vinegar, onions, garlic and horseradish, sometimes with citrus and hot peppers thrown in.
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They were both thrown in the Tower for a while in 1536, when their affair and pre-contract to marry were exposed.
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Even movie theaters that still mostly focus on traditional popcorn-and-candy offerings have thrown in a bit of their own flair.
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I chose to go to the United States, where I could freely speak my mind without fear of being thrown in prison.
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By the numbers: Just 727 knuckleballs were thrown in the majors last season, the fewest in the pitch-tracking era (2008-present).
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That incident recalled a 2017 assault on Mr. Navalny, who nearly went blind from a green chemical liquid thrown in his face.
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Endorsing Sanders at this moment — when much of the mainstream media and Democratic establishment have thrown in with his progressive rival, Sen.
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USA Today reported that urine was thrown in the streets and police eventually had to use pepper spray to subdue the crowd.
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At this stage, all the self-driving vehicles testing on public roads are just normal cars with some extra software thrown in.
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That game took place in Monterrey, Mexico, which means that each no-hitter this season has been thrown in a different country.
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In "The Big Heat" she has a pot of boiling coffee thrown in her face and is then shot in the back.
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Donald Trump doesn't want to be impeached the same way that Br'er Rabbit didn't want to be thrown in the briar patch.
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In one complicated scene, the mother, played by Shirley MacLaine, steals the show at a party supposedly thrown in her daughter's honor.
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CNNE crews heard shots beings fired and saw tear gas being thrown in the Brazilian-Venezuelan border town of Pacaraima, Brazil Saturday.
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Two of the whistleblowers were captured and thrown in jail, not being able to meet the "enormous bail" set by the court.
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With some real estate thrown in during the second half of my 20's, I made my million during my 29th year!
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"My guess is they were thrown in with a bunch of similar things in the haste of getting everything packed," he said.
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We don't want people thrown in prison without the jury being able to decide that what they did was right or wrong.
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He said they had been killed by Mr. Osorio Rojas and Pelusa in a nearby town and then thrown in the water.
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Johann 'Rukeli' Trollmann's body was fired full of bullets and thrown in a mass grave with the other corpses of Wittenberge camp.
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There was a party thrown in his honor, and since El Guano has taken over part of the cartel, security was heavy.
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But he's branded a threat and thrown in jail, escaping only when, having waned into a crescent, he fits through the bars.
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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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Plan: Finally, one by one, imagine what you would do in the event one of those obstacles was thrown in your path.
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High-concept science fiction prestige drama, by way of a midlife-crisis family drama, with some bizarre picaresque road-movie adventure thrown in.
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Call him King Joffrey meets King Lear — perhaps with a touch of Macbeth thrown in, if Macbeth kept stabbing himself in the back.
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Risk-averse Wall Street types aren't very likely to move funds—potentially a lot of funds—that could get them thrown in prison.
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That last, major shift in character happens over the course of literally three fractured episodes, with that whole Battle at Winterfell thrown in.
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So how about Center Court tickets, a stay at a top hotel in Wimbledon Village and a couple of lovely meals thrown in?
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Some of those are nonsense, apparently thrown in by a post-Lynch writing crew without a clear plan for what they were doing.
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There's also a smattering of celebrities, philosophers, and generally famous people thrown in for good measure, including Steve Ballmer, Florence Nightingale, and Nietzsche.
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And would it have killed them to have thrown in a nifty red and white sushi conveyor belt while they were at it?
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The vibe in the app is like an old-school chatroom meets Reddit with some Tumblr posts thrown in — but specifically for mobile.
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Throughout the late noughties, the team just about managed to survive relegation, with a celebratory pitch invasion sometimes thrown in for good measure.
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Ms Schnabel, who is also a professor at the University of Bonn, appears more pragmatic than those who have thrown in the towel.
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Looking through artist Katy Strutz's puppets evokes a series of reactions — mostly wonder and amazement, with a little bit of bewilderment thrown in.
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In March a women's-rights campaigner, Loujain al-Hathloul, was detained in Abu Dhabi, whisked to Saudi Arabia and, later, thrown in jail.
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They escape with her into yet another mystical realm, where they're captured and thrown in prison alongside the old Thor villain the Enchantress.
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Becasue we know that whatever Rihanna dreams up is going to be good... with the tiniest hint of bad gal vibes thrown in.
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And in 22A is a businessperson whose flight will be covered by a corporate card, with an upgrade or two possibly thrown in.
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"The Passenger" is part philosophy course and part magic trick, with a healthy dose of The Matrix Reloaded thrown in for good measure.
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NOTES: Detroit RHP Anibal Sanchez threw 102 pitches, the most he's thrown in a game since May 4, 2016 when he threw 103.
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It might specifically favor post-Brexit Britain too, with U.K. officials already eagerly awaiting any tariff-free trade deal thrown in our direction.
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At 30 percent off, with a third-gen Echo Dot thrown in, the Ring doorbell just might be the best of the bunch.
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Some basic editing tools are thrown in as well, but it's in the photo management screens of QuickPic where the app really shines.
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AROLDIS CHAPMAN, now a pitcher for the New York Yankees, has hurled the fastest fastball ever thrown in a major-league baseball game.
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For many that consists of stringing together a patchwork schedule of camps, babysitters, grandparent care, and family vacations thrown in for good measure.
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Palmer's look is a whole lot RiRi at the CFDAs, with a healthy dose of Lil' Kim's aesthetic thrown in for good measure.
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"Rape victims have suffered enough—they shouldn't have to worry about being thrown in jail or forced to spend time with the perpetrator."
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I've had beer thrown in my face, been punched in the head, but mostly I can just get out of it myself anyway.
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That the NXIVM therapy appears to mirror elements of these practices with some extra pseudoscience thrown in is not totally lost on Molatore.
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Nintendo has even thrown in the never-before-released Star Fox 2, adding some totally new content into an already stacked throwback lineup.
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For now, Microsoft still sees this primarily as a device for business or educational use, with some gaming thrown in for good measure.
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Birds & Animals claims the dog was not thrown in from the spot where he resisted, but feels the "falsely edited video" implied that.
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"It was an interesting day," he said on CNN, adding that he recalled protesting segregated schools and being thrown in a police wagon.
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But there is now also a growing list of companies that have tried to build storage businesses, and have thrown in the towel.
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Navalny has twice had a green antiseptic thrown in his face, causing him partial sight loss, something he is keen to avoid again.
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Every time a sketch or a blueprint is scrunched up and thrown in the bin, it's like a wrecking crew has razed it.
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In addition to being divided between Dutch and French speakers, with a bit of German thrown in, Belgium still lacks cohesive national symbols.
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One of the joys of Westworld is the way we get to see scenes play out multiple times with new twists thrown in.
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"With this stuff thrown in you can afford a lot more house, and you get a lot more value," Mr. Genau, 31, said.
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In Southern states like Alabama, South Carolina, and Mississippi, doughy, buttery dumplings are thrown in a hearty soup with vegetables and shredded chicken.
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And once they've been beaten to the point of being unwearable, they're thrown in the garbage to live in a landfill forever more.
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If hedge funds and speculators have given up shorting the dollar, they haven't thrown in the towel on selling volatility, CFTC data show.
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The best guess is that the plan, when revealed, will be a hybrid of tax reductions with some painful tax increases thrown in.
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The moment that the word abortion gets thrown in a case, from that moment on women are guilty in the eyes of everyone.
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But this Kickstarter brings it all together for a whole new generation, with some real-world treats thrown in for the longtime fans.
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Throughout their career, the Williams sisters have persevered as various obstacles were thrown in their way by the organizations that control the sport.
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She ended up in the camp with her four children, ages 6 to 15, and her husband was thrown in prison, she said.
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The earlier in the race this extra energy is thrown in, the greater the lead captured, but the less chance of holding it.
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And even pro-life advocates who want to outlaw abortion don't usually argue that women should be thrown in jail for seeking one.
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I live in the Bay Area and have been surfing off and on for about a decade, with two babies thrown in there.
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"The Affair" has always had ambition even when it was a relatively tight drama about relationships (with the occasional murder mystery thrown in).
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The awards, and the acceptances, often served as an answer, a message that the social gears have not totally been thrown in reverse.
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Those who disobeyed the ordinance — including business owners who allowed women to smoke — could be thrown in prison or fined $5 to $25.
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When you&aposre traveling or on a playdate, some warmers can be thrown in your diaper bag for smooth warming on the go.
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But unlike other Democrats who have thrown in the towel, Mr. Castro should continue to have a significant impact on the presidential campaign.
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So would this fish stew from David Tanis, which can be prepared ahead of time and thrown in the oven for 30 minutes.
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Her act was as brilliant as it's ever been — smart, quick, topical, friendly, and with a good dose of local flavor thrown in.
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I was probably four months old when my mom shot with Patrick Demarchelier for Italian Vogue and I was thrown in the mix.
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But her 8-year-old woke up and called 911 because he didn't know where she was, so she got thrown in jail.
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In the first half, Burrow threw for seven touchdowns, tying the record in any bowl game for passing touchdowns thrown in a game.
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Also, any happy hour item ordered by those who show a government ID will get an extra meatball thrown in, on the house.
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As an added bonus, the buyer of the bike also gets the helmet, bag and briefcase thrown in ... although those aren't film originals.
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Johnny Manziel's father has thrown in the towel on saving his son ... saying if he doesn't get locked up soon ... he'll probably die.
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This month's auctions netted the museum $553,755,000, plus whatever part of the buyer's premium Sotheby's may have thrown in to sweeten the deal.
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A civil rights campaigner, Lewis was thrown in jail and charged with aggravated battery — after Klan members bombed his house in November 1965.
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And as a result, people like Clint Buffington have been able to systematically target where a bottle thrown in the ocean might land.
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Lake Clarity combines the audio drama format with the found-footage subgenre of horror movies, with a hefty degree of comedy thrown in.
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"We will restrategize at every opportunity no matter what's thrown in front of us," Day said during a press conference announcing the decision.
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The seat couldn't keep up with every punch or kick thrown in the movie, but I felt a lot of them in my back.
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I can't get enough cereal with sliced banana either with the occasional icecream cone and Milkway midnight miniature candy bars thrown in the mix!!
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There's an abundance of children at every game, and the coarser aspects of fandom aren't thrown in one's face, merely available for those interested.
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Berdych could have thrown in the towel when he fell behind in the third set, but kept Federer on his toes by breaking back.
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Here are the highlights of the last week's superhero movie news—with a few holiday highlights thrown in just in case you missed them.
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We got the "I Don't Like" rapper out in L.A. Wednesday night where he seemed unfazed about the chance he'll be thrown in jail.
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The CEO-worker pay ratio "was thrown in there at the behest of special interests, " Atkins told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Tuesday.
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Ryan would be happy to see Trump impeached and thrown in jail if that would make it easier to pass a giant tax cut.
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He was blindfolded, thrown in the back of a van and driven deep into the mountains where he was imprisoned in a makeshift cell.
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Meanwhile, the cases of the week run the gamut from super sad to kind of funny with some typical Grey's heartwrenching moments thrown in.
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Tyrion, who is thrown in jail by Dany for freeing Jaime, tries to get it through Jon's curly, mopey head: Dany is bad now!
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Some may prefer the $249 Stockwell II, which offers IPX4 water resistance and power bank functionality that's designed to be thrown in a backpack.
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Another original, "Dave & Ethan: Lovemakers," is an uncomfortable parody of a dating show, with assorted skits and man-on-the-street vignettes thrown in.
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The only paper maps in my life now are the ones that we have thrown in the back of the car and never use.
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Would stress play a role in this kind of thing, if they're being exposed to stressful videos and then have conspiracy videos thrown in?
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Oh, and I've thrown in a couple that aren't explicitly based on video games, but will scratch a similar itch to their digital counterparts.
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Puigdemont and part of his cabinet fled to Brussels, while eight members of Catalonia's parliament were arrested, taken to Madrid, and thrown in jail.
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It cut its revenue guidance this week, its investment bank is shrinking, and it has thrown in the towel on merger talks with Commerzbank.
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But what would a new season be without a little drama thrown in and a trip abroad (can you say Mexico and Hong Kong!)?
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It still seems focused on the photography experience, keeping it as simple as possible, but with a few modern tricks and amenities thrown in.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Almost 26 years to the day after its first flight, one of India's biggest airlines has thrown in the towel.
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ClearChat describes its service as "a combination of Slack and Dropbox," except with some heavy-duty encryption and security-first design decisions thrown in.
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It's a mix of Android with some iOS features thrown in (no app drawer, for example), and most of the time it worked fine.
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"It's the best of his interviews with some of the smartest people in the world, and I got thrown in there too," Robbins jokes.
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Unfortunately, losing a head-coaching job is not quite the same as getting thrown in jail, so the standard is not nearly as stiff.
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As he was thrown in the back of a car and ripped from his life, one of the terrorists leaned down to comfort him.
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U.S. House Democrats have thrown in the towel in their protest for a vote on gun control – 21 hours after taking over the floor.
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The two argued that, despite the obstacles Congress has thrown in his way, Obama still has the legal authority to transfer prisoners from Gitmo.
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But as THR notes, it is Levy's first film to center wholly on a love narrative, albeit with an alien thrown in the mix.
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Despite well-lit shots of steak and dessert, and with a father-son bonding story thrown in, it was never sweet enough to work.
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Digging in … overall, the episode stuck with the same groups as last week; with a later scene at Hilltop thrown in for good measure.
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African sculptural masterpieces by anonymous craftsmen mingle with Manets, and shining pieces of 18th- and 19th-century metalwork are thrown in for good measure.
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"I am appealing for your intervention before I am thrown in jail and others receive the same treatment for simply speaking out," she continued.
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Now, he was seeing bodies in the gutters, hacked by machetes, or cut up and stuffed into trash bags and thrown in the street.
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I typically will lock it if it's getting thrown in a bag, just so none of my other items accidentally press the Autoseal button.
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The unspoken rule was that toilet paper should be thrown in the trash instead of in the toilet, but not everyone abided by that.
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It's an ambitious task: a comic novel that also meditates on recent national events, with a measured dissection of ignorance and inspiration thrown in.
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This has been true since the first forward pass was thrown in 1905 and disrupted the powerhouse teams that had first ridiculed the idea.
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Getting thrown in a trashcan and being called a "chink" made it clear to Fulbeck how others saw him, coloring his impressions of himself.
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Footage posted on social media showed punches being thrown in every direction as numerous people jumped in and got a dose of the mayhem.
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I'm obsessed with the women who get called essentialists and get thrown in the garbage, and then none of their ideas get talked about.
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Griffiths and Ramage plan to share information through their website on how to reuse cocktail ingredients that would normally be thrown in the bin.
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Darby Allin (as in GG and Crash) didn't so much fight his way into the locker room at Evolve as get thrown in there.
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I was invited to photograph a feast thrown in honor of Edwick Tangkaona, who lives in Topinang, a hamlet in the mountains behind Panguna.
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I'd like to think that this mix gives off a light blue feel with some pink thrown in (synesthetes should confirm or deny this).
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With a ban in place they're more likely to be thrown in jail than to find out what they're using to kill their pain.
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We have handpicked the very best deals on everything from PS4 games to wireless speakers, with a bunch of gaming accessories thrown in too.
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Mr. Anan was charged with breaching military rules and thrown in jail, where aides say he has been interrogated by military officers in balaclavas.
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In the final weeks, an extra practice is thrown in for both teams, so they're at the rink three or four times a week.
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We spoke with them about why they make music, and what obstacles the music industry, and society at large, have thrown in their paths.
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I fall asleep right away, spending only a few minutes wondering if they let you nap when you get thrown in the drunk tank.
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Drinks were thrown in people's faces, and the characters veered between hysterical antics and ominous pauses, as if "The Waves" were a soap opera.
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History tells us that the road ahead of him is long and that we can expect many obstacles to be thrown in his path.
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"I get thrown in the S.H.U. every jail I go to because I can't control my body," he said, referring to solitary-confinement cells.
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This is a great deal on its own, but you also get three extra months and a file encryption app thrown in for free.
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Cruz said there were some "hard shots thrown" in the GOP primary, but that he made a deliberate choice to work with the president.
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Gathered the last of the North American rockcresses—your Smooth, your Green—and thrown in some variants of sweetgrass and milkvetch, and Geri scoffed.
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The show, a mix of music and gentle stories with educational elements thrown in, hit some sort of sweet spot for the preschool set.
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Are you saying the only way to remove you from influencing Nissan— CARLOS GHOSN: Phil— PHIL LEBEAU: --was to have you thrown in jail?
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When a police officer confronted him, Salem allegedly attacked the officer, and for that he was thrown in jail and given a $25,000 bail.
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Leftover food does not get thrown in the bin at the end of the day, but instead is reworked into ready meals, she said.
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Bill de Blasio has thrown in the towel on his 2020 presidential bid that didn't make a ton of sense in the first place.
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Saturday and Sunday are looking the same — with some fog thrown in, just lovely — so your umbrella will be getting considerable exercise this weekend.
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Cute tales of his career and childhood are also thrown in, as are recollections of his family and his unlikely success in finding love.
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Pascal looks bothered by every punch being thrown in there, even the jab, and by the third round, Kovalev is clearing dominating the fight.
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"There's a lot of power in all this information that, right now, literally is just thrown in the trash every day," Mr. Ferreira said.
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As we warned last week, an ill-considered piece of legislation has been thrown in that makes the NSA's limitless wiretapping look like child's play.
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"This is like clay being thrown in the air, which is very different from what I'm used to at the gun range," Derulo said, laughing.
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I'm at my desk for the rest of the day, with a few procrastination snuggles and chats with the dog thrown in for good measure.
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Garry Kasparov, the chess champion, was thrown in jail, not to mention the endless number of murders of journalists in Russia and enemies of Putin.
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The name of the app presumably gets "storm" from tweetstorm — the common term for Twitter rants, but it also has some fantasy references thrown in.
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This is another way of saying I would have thrown in the towel if the show devoted one more scene to that damned hospital committee.
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Felicity Huffman has thrown in the towel in her college admissions cheating scandal ... agreeing to plead guilty, along with 12 other parents and one coach.
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There was crazy, wacky stuff he'd thrown in, just to throw you off, make you laugh and understand how humor fit into the whole thing.
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I may have shown off the occasional game, but its focus was always on business applications, with a bit of educational applications thrown in, too.
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I've spent many, many years and many checkoff dollars to build our markets and all of this got thrown in the dumpster in one tweet.
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When she's not wearing head-to-toe Chanel, Lily-Rose Depp keeps her style pretty low-key, with a fair amount of vintage thrown in.
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"Battle On Mantou Mountain" is inspired by various battle songs in Super Mario RPG with a bit of '80s-style riffs and guitar thrown in.
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Flame-throwing ex-MLB pitcher Matt Mantei was arrested and thrown in jail for assault and battery Tuesday night in Michigan ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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There's also a guy madly playing the cello on a building rooftop and a subplot about a hijab-clad photographer thrown in for good measure.
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They're not going to melt in the washing machine," she told PeopleStyle at a festival thrown in honor of the collaboration outside L.A. "Also, hammocks.
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When he tried to publish his findings in 2011, police seized copies of his book; prosecutors linked to the Gulenists had him thrown in prison.
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Industry: Film & Commercial Age: 29Location: Oakland, CASalary: My day rate generally floats between $450-$650, with the occasional $18.983,000/day thrown in — but it fluctuates.
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Each smart HD quality headlamp has over one million pixels and can control where and how much light is thrown in front of the car.
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We've even thrown in an item that can magically transform any lazy Sunday into an up-close encounter with a certain woke bae world leader.
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Whizzy seems to be a punk band with some ska flavors thrown in for good mix; there are photos of the actor playing a cornet.
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Other witnesses testified to seeing Stewart brutally beaten, shouting "someone help me, someone help me!" before being hog-tied and thrown in a police van.
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But a wrench is thrown in their connection when Reynolds comes to the small island as a surprise and convinces her to head back home.
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Between a tireless press campaign to promote the new album MASSEDUCTION, touring, and countless late night performances, lesser humans would have thrown in the towel.
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For the next 80 minutes, Trump delivered a speech that included a highlight reel of his presidency with a few reality show twists thrown in.
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It's a third-person action game with a heavy emphasis on shooting and gadgets, with just a touch of exploration and extreme sports thrown in.
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Well, Antonella The Uncensored Reviewer is here to say what we all think while exercising, with maybe just a few extra swear words thrown in.
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Several weeks later, despite protests from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the two men were extradited to China and promptly thrown in prison.
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But, would he really want to be thrown in against some of the middleweight giants in Luke Rockhold and Chris Weidman should he become champion?
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To celebrate this prestigious week, IPVanish is offering one year of its service for just £2.47 a month, with another year thrown in for free.
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That's the position "world famous" Detective Hercule Poirot is thrown in for Murder, which focuses on the mystery left in the wake of shocking death.
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The guy who slept on the bottom bunk in my cell was also a counterrevolutionary who had been thrown in jail during the Cultural Revolution.
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And Google has thrown in its own extra hint with the #MadeByGoogle hashtag — to say nothing of an entire website on with the "madeby" subdomain.
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"It literally was just being thrown in the garbage, so we decided to donate it to people in need," Anderson, from Wheaton, Illinois, tells PEOPLE.
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In race after race, Democrats have thrown in the towel — buying into to the conservative claim that abortion is a losing issue for the left.
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Mr. Hinckle proposed a splashy party at a Manhattan hotel for leading Catholic laymen and journalists, with models and film stars thrown in for glamour.
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Trump gave a scattered response, calling for the former secretary of State to be thrown in jail for her use of a private email server.
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But as I write, police in Derry report that a van has been hijacked by three masked men and a bag thrown in the back.
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There are lots of ways to shave a bit off the top of your Apple purchase price, or at least get an extra thrown in.
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One lead character, Ronald Clamp, is obviously based on Donald Trump (with a dash of Ted Turner thrown in, shout out to the apocalypse video).
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Her marvellousness comes from the fact that she's immune, a self-adoring alpha whose routines feel like feminist TED talks, with some "fucks" thrown in.
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Even though this one has been thrown in her honor, she still manages to be the life of it and, somehow, the surprise guest, too.
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Each admitted to having thrown in his lot with the militants, working as tax collector, Arabic teacher, military trainer, chicken seller, medical aide or fighter.
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Last month, she said, idols at a Hindu temple in Thatta, a neighboring town to Karachi, were smashed and the wreckage thrown in a sewer.
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He was thrown in jail a few months later after he violated a federal judge's order not to use the internet without the court's permission.
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Sewald has thrown in the bullpen for Maddux, who works as a volunteer pitching coach for the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, in Sewald's hometown.
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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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This would be enough for most shoppers seeking a good deal, but Nike has also thrown in a voucher code for an additional 30% saving.
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"Laptop cases are usually thrown in backpacks and will easily get wet from drinks," says Joe Silverman, founder and CEO of New York Computer Help.
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So the big thing this week was Uber, more Uber and still more Uber, with a little bit of Amazon and Whole Foods thrown in.
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They were on the wrong end of the last perfect game thrown in the major leagues, by Felix Hernandez of the Seattle Mariners on Aug.
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"Oligarchy" is a study in obsessiveness pinned to a vague, whodunit structure we don't really need, with a couple of barely felt deaths thrown in.
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And it's terrible, and I'm the first one to say those guys should be dealt with very strongly, thrown in jail, when they do it.
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Detainees — even those suspected of no wrongdoing — were strip-searched, booked and thrown in a jail cell, without access to a phone or a lawyer.
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There are a lot of crucifixes and totemic eagles, with an occasional Star of David, Om sign and peace symbol thrown in for good measure.
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Singer Howie Day allegedly flew into a violent rage at Sea-Tac Airport that ended with him getting thrown in jail for assaulting his girlfriend.
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As an adult with a child at home and he's a single parent, if he is thrown in jail no one is with his child.
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With my tongue pressed gently on my screen, I licked alternating big and small loops, quickly and then slowly, with some squiggly lines thrown in.
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The assembled speakers — including Chris Christie, a prospective attorney general — argued that the other party's nominee was a criminal who should be thrown in jail.
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"Little Women: LA" star Christy Gibel is back to getting stuff thrown in her face ... but this time she was treated to dessert instead of water.
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I prep my usual breakfast of a handful of blueberries and raspberries with a few mixed nuts thrown in and boil some water for green tea.
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"Water Flow" is a gift of sensory hydration; a slow-motion Years & Years with some Jai Paul and The xx vibes thrown in for good measure.
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And fancy living the "Viva la Vida" with rock band Coldplay at Wembley this week with "urban street food" thrown in as the pre-show buffet?
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According to ABC 6, the feline was doused in gasoline before she was thrown in the trash bag and left to be picked up as garbage.
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Elena Besedina of the Kyiv School of Economics points out that no big names from the old regime have been thrown in jail for their wrongdoing.
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Lucas saw his original ideas for episodes VII (The Force Awakens), VIII (The Last Jedi), and IX (still unnamed) thrown in the trash post-Disney sale.
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Your team includes everything from a surly demon to an honorable sea serpent knight, with a talking dog and mischievous harpy thrown in for good measure.
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Wearing it is comfortable, the battery life lasts multiple days, even with a few runs thrown in, and the software is clean and simple to use.
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Baby Nico's parents drew inspiration for his moniker from multiple sources: family, Greek mythology and a little bit of pop culture thrown in for good measure.
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They were supposed to have their tags cut off (like the other ones) and were thrown in a lot with other shirts and liquidated to Kmart.
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"If it were just me, watching television all day, I would watch sports and the news, with a little bit of comedy thrown in," he said.
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Preorders are available for Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and on the Samsung website, with a few extra savings thrown in with your purchase as well.
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We pay homage to the Thin White Duke with special reports from the makeshift vigils and parties thrown in his honor in New York and London.
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We wanted phones with great displays, fast connectivity, all-day battery life, and a few extra luxuries thrown in, and now we've got them in abundance.
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I got thrown in at the most hectic and crazy time of year, and every day I was like, I'm gonna quit, I can't do this.
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No longer of use to Stephen VI, his body was thrown in the Tiber river, except for the three fingers he had used to give blessings.
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Outside of these two main points, "Hostiles and Calamities" was 42-odd minutes of abject misery, with hopelessness and despair occasionally thrown in for good measure.
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Legalization of cannabis in the state has been great for consumers—it means more oversight and safety testing, and fewer people thrown in jail for possession.
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There are currently 268 country flag emojis, according to Emojipedia's blog, along with some fun ones thrown in like a checkered flag and a pirate flag.
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As you volley it to and fro, however, challenges are thrown in: the ball speeds up, splits in two, the ball grows/shrinks in size, etc.
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In the short teaser we got, it looks like Babylon's Fall is a melee action game with a healthy dose of fantasy elements thrown in there.
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Meek was arrested for reckless driving and, since he was on probation at the time, was later thrown in the slammer where he remained until April.
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While bears in enclosures very rarely beg for food, you can see the bears rushing for pieces of fruit thrown in, and begging visitors for more.
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Their first three albums are a conceptual trilogy they call "The Trilogy of Failure", with an added book by Raudo thrown in to complete the story.
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It fits the bill nicely for anyone who's been eyeing a smart screen, with an alarm clock-first approach and a few nice features thrown in.
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Allo is supposed to be your standard messaging app, with all the quirky, emoji-friendly features we've come to expect with some artificial intelligence thrown in.
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Laptop deals range from MacBook Air laptops to high-powered Windows devices and gaming laptops, with a few highly affordable Chromebooks thrown in for good measure.
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It started with $28 billion in 260, followed by more than $211.63 billion the following year, and has thrown in some top-ups along the way.
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Now all that progress is thrown in doubt with the emphatic election as president of Rodrigo Duterte, a loudmouth pursuing a wildly populist campaign (see Briefing).
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According to the Elias Sports Bureau, 727 players had thrown in at least one game through Wednesday, eight shy of the record total set last season.
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Because even when Escobar is captured and thrown in prison, he loses few of his creature comforts and he can break himself out at any time.
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The Chinese had thrown in their lot with another group of longtime programmers who wanted to keep Bitcoin smaller, in part to keep it more secure.
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Indeed, plenty of film and TV critics have simply thrown in the towel on mere "10 best" lists as they endeavor to recognize all their favorites.
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Some users will want a load of freebies thrown in, others will be all about the minutes, and there will be plenty that will prioritise data.
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Meanwhile, opposition figures are thrown in prison, media freedom is trampled upon, and food is horded and dished out to party cronies while the people starve.
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Meanwhile, the wrongfully convicted men, who were thrown in prison as teenagers, are struggling to get used to life outside after nearly two decades behind bars.
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I've thrown in some of my recent own releases too and spiced everything up with some 'floppy-ized' versions of a bunch of 2019s-Techno classics.
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In one interview, she recalls being thrown in a street-corner trashcan at the age of 220 by three boys, with girls looking on and laughing.
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In other words, clients are offered a balance between great tattoo work and a no-frills shop, with a dash of tattoo history thrown in, too.
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This feels like an endearingly cocky and massive return-to-form (with what sounds like a quick bit of 1D shade thrown in for good measure).
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This probably comes from the huge number of spinning kicks thrown in WCL and a great number of those were smothered by the opponent moving in.
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The overshirt continues to retain a bit of a utilitarian feel, with a dash of the outdoorsy and a streetwear aesthetic thrown in for good measure.
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The panelists are: Zeke Emanuel, a medical doctor and the chief architect of the Affordable Care Act, who was once thrown in jail for not drinking.
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The pool was largely inspired by Italian villas, like Hadrian's at Tivoli and the Villa Borghese in Rome, with a hefty dose of Hollywood thrown in.
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Along the way, she achieved the sport's longest winning streak: undefeated for two years straight, with two Olympic qualifications and two world championship titles thrown in.
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I was thrown in the back of a police van and taken to the hospital, where they treated the officer while I sat there in handcuffs.
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Western Michigan missed its share of opportunities in the first half with a pair of missed field goals and an interception thrown in the end zone.
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Zika appears to increase the risk of miscarriage, which also increases the risk that a woman will be thrown in jail on suspicion of illegal abortion.
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Trump has a demonstrated pattern, as my colleague Tara Golshan documents, of threatening to sue his critics or calling for them to be thrown in jail.
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Price claims she passed the officer's field sobriety test, but was still cuffed and thrown in the back of a squad car ... without being buckled up.
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"We've found burials with seven people in one grave haphazardly thrown in, some in body bags, some in garbage bags, some in biohazard bags," Baker says.
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Beauman's fourth novel is a kitchen-sink sendup of spy novels, 103s Hollywood and screwball newspaper comedies, with a pinch of Pynchon thrown in for fun.
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The Germans wore black sweatsuits with a few pairs of lederhosen thrown in for an ancestral touch, while the Pakistanis sported matching green vests and scarves.
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The price tag is certainly justified -- the place oozes luxury -- sitting on a cliff, gorgeous views with 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms thrown in for good measure.
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The Soviets occupied Czechoslovakia after World War II was over and Borkovský's "anti-Communist activities" almost had him thrown in a Siberian Gulag, but he escaped.
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These guys know how to play a troubled teenager, this time there's just some supernatural elements thrown in and the stakes are world-ending level high.
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With his limited English, my kindergarten French, and some Hindi thrown in, Raju and I were able to cobble together a reasonable facsimile of a conversation.
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"She wrote, 'Some of us love music without the politics thrown in,' " Corden recounted during his opening monologue on CBS's "The Late Late Show" on Monday.
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"Well, Nikki Haley, you can tell your boss some of us love politics without the Twitter meltdowns thrown in," Corden said to applause from the audience.
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I've never been thrown in a situation where I've had to perform at the highest level — or one of the highest levels — competing in another sport.
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They didn't find anything, and we were thrown in a paddywagon, where I was questioned about a high school where a shooting had allegedly taken place.
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Synopsis: A cynical young woman in New York City keeps dying and returning to the party that's being thrown in her honor on that same evening.
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Think of this concert as a greatest-hits collection of Renaissance choral music, with contemporary works by John McCabe and Huw Watkins thrown in for variety.
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The eunuch adviser to multiple Westerosi rulers has thrown in his lot with Dany, but we learned in Episode 4 that his plans may be shifting.
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I get spinach, cherry tomatoes, choabni less sugar yogurts, two mangos, and a four-pack of sugar-free chocolate pudding thrown in at the end ($21).
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When apprehended by USCBP crossing the desert they are taken to a USCBP processing facility where personal hygiene items are confiscated and thrown in the trash.
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When apprehended by USCBP crossing the desert they are taken to a USCBP processing facility where personal hygiene items are confiscated and thrown in the trash.
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READ: More journalists are being thrown in jail around the world for 'fake news' Earlier this year, Russia and Singapore introduced controversial anti-fake news laws.
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"All the killings that we committed in Davao City, whether they were buried or thrown in the sea, were paid for by Mayor Duterte," he said.
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The deliriously ridiculous results feel like a drunken mash-up of Top Gear and Mythbusters with a healthy dose of Jackass thrown in for good measure.
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Rodgers has not thrown in an interception in 245 consecutive passes, which helps explain how Green Bay won its final six games (three against playoff teams).
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During Wednesday's hearing, the judge revoked Ortiz's probation stemming from a 2016 DUI case -- which means, in theory, he could be thrown in jail for that.
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A small pile of stones, similar to the ones that covered the well's floor, sat next to it, apparently meant to be thrown in the well.
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Many news outlets here are state-run, and those that aren't typically censor themselves to avoid being shut down or having their staff thrown in jail.
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And they find coins there, thrown in by hopeful wish makers; this is to become their major source of income during their time at the museum.
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Riot police charged England fans in the center of Porto after beer glasses were thrown in the special fanzone set up for the Nations League finals.
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Ma Liuming and fellow artist Zhu Ming's work (not on view) was so controversial that the two artists were arrested and thrown in prison for pornography.
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In the words of the Mirror's fuddy-duddy chairman, where the Mirror offers vegetables with the odd pudding thrown in, the Sun waves a bag of sweets.
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The project, dubbed the "Holiday Hole," saw online donors contribute more than $100,573 -- or, as organizers called it, "money thrown in the hole" -- for the frivolous dig.
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Furthermore, it's often written as, "He who takes medicine and neglects diet…" without that sneaky little "to" thrown in before "diet" — giving it a very different connotation.
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Growing up in a noisy, busy city, he forged his own musical education by picking up the cassettes and records that Americans had thrown in the trash.
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High Times, Leafly, and other cannabis community outlets regularly publish lists of indicas, with maybe a few hybrids thrown in, that ought to knock you right out.
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"He cuts down a run to finish the sixth, then the first pitch thrown in eighth, he gives us the lead," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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What's more, you get the rather handy Lightroom CC and 20GB of cloud storage thrown in as well, so it's well worth considering investing inWho's it for?
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If you don't, you're basically listening to music Spotify recommends for you in the mobile apps, plus a few tracks you've picked out thrown in on top.
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But once again, their success is short-lived, when Remy is caught and thrown in jail after two years for not getting proper licenses for his business.
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Similar to Netflix's sci-fi anthology series, Dirty Computer examines the unanticipated consequences when modern society and technology mix, all with some carefree feminist vibes thrown in.
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The study skirted repeated legal and political obstacles thrown in its path, notably a Constitution-based ban on the collection of information about ethnicity, race and religion.
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Women, especially women of color, simply aren't recognized for our crucial roles in the STEM fields, even when we leap past every obstacle thrown in our way.
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"Bath salts" is a blanket term for a group of designer drugs made from stimulants; they create a euphoric high like MDMA, sometimes with hallucinations thrown in.
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Either it gets too watered down by all the ice you've thrown in there, or you pass out from caffeine deficiency by the time it's actually cold.
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The combat is fast and fluid in the way of many of the best Japanese mecha games, but with hilarious American stereotypes thrown in at every opportunity.
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He is seen standing at his desk, hands thrown in the air, with a giant, blue Muppet-like figure on his desk wearing a Brexit t-shirt.
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She says she was told that if she ran away the police would arrest her and she would be thrown in jail, where she would be raped.
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Some unique mushy gifts past the typical photo mugs are thrown in, too: Check out personalized star maps, enchanted Beauty and the Beast-style rose, and more.
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These water worlds, therefore, aren't just planets without terrestrial surface features—they're basically water-logged orbs with bits of rock and metal thrown in for good measure.
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In the trailer, Stauffer fights for her life after she and Beth (Daphne Hoskins) are thrown in the back of a trunk and locked in a room.
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The bodies were then put in the trunk of a car that might be lit on fire, or else tied to cinderblocks and thrown in the water.
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Aladdin joined Broadway in 2014 and follows essentially the same storyline as the 1992 animated film, with a few new musical numbers thrown in for good measure.
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ET. Also, if you preorder a Galaxy S10 or Galaxy S10+ between February 21 and March 7, you'll get a free pair of Galaxy Buds thrown in.
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Morgan's head designer, Jonathan Wells, compared the look to the pod racer from The Phantom Menace, but with some old-school flair thrown in for good measure.
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The argument is that, if it wasn't for the color of her skin, she'd be depicted as a terrorist by the media, and immediately thrown in jail.
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Now imagine if the top of your feed was mostly tweets from so-called influencers, with a bunch of tweets from brands thrown in for good measure.
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When I wanted to give up and thrown in the towel, I'd always have a Jillian motivational quote run through my mind that would carry me through.
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" According to Cameron, "The dog was not terrified and not thrown in the water — I've seen footage of Hercules earlier that day joyfully jumping in the pool.
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But the strategy was quickly thrown in doubt as it became clear House GOP leadership did not have the votes to get the bill through the chamber.
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Fear that she would be seen, negatively, as a "baby mama" — a term that even the very much married Michelle Obama once had thrown in her face?
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In fact, it was just 83 percent pinot noir, with an array of other grapes thrown in, very much against the tradition of not blending pinot noir.
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The others have been stolen, thrown in the river, replaced, riddled with bullet holes, cut down, replaced again, shot up again and replaced for a third time.
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Another of the Negro craftsmen [...] was so useful that when the man was thrown in jail for drunkenness, Lopez paid his fine and put him to work.
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If you pay for a business account then you get OCR (Optical Character Recognition) thrown in as well, so you can search the text inside the document.
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Some of them remarry or move in with a new partner, and many children are now part of a patchwork family, perhaps with step-siblings thrown in.
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As the police used tear gas canisters and water cannon against the protesters, he saw a series of Molotov cocktails thrown in the direction of the police.
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Locals feared the law could lead to critics of the Chinese government being detained on trumped up charges, shipped off to the mainland, and thrown in prison.
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There was the party thrown in honor of Ohio politicians by Squire Patton Boggs, which lobbies on behalf of Amazon, Airbus and Gazprombank of Russia, among others.
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I watched the glint of his wedding ring appear and disappear as his hands swayed, a reminder of the lavishly joyous party we had thrown in Boston.
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Hecht published other experiments, including an obscene novel that appears to have been an attempt to get himself thrown in jail as a martyr to free speech.
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Audiences are divided into groups and guided from one spooky setting to another as actors re-enact the scenes, with plenty of surprises and jumps thrown in.
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Brennan opened the conference with a pious set of remarks about the value of the intel community, with a few civic-minded homilies thrown in for sweetener.
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The film has been compared to Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Starman, with a dash of E.T. thrown in as well, but unlike a lot
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The Galaxy Note 9 is most probably going to be a good but unexciting reiteration of Samsung's existing strengths, with a flash of Fortnite flair thrown in.
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I want to use this column to give voice to those reactions, which ranged from skepticism to gratitude, sometimes with a healthy dose of caution thrown in.
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The patter is charming in its intentional weirdness, with dashes of textspeak thrown in — characters proclaim "LOL" and "OMG" as if they're IMing or texting — all throughout.
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Its leader, Nawaz Sharif, a three-time prime minister, was thrown in jail less than two weeks before the election on corruption charges, damaging the party's chances.
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