Donald Trump thought he'd walk off with a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Things only get worse when she sees Colton walk off with Caelynn.
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Okay, LC didn't walk off with the actual pups -- Incredible Features Inc.
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In the attack video, you clearly see someone walk off with her phone.
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So, in such a scenario, he could walk off with all nine delegates.
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Now, Myers is refusing to just let Bryce walk off with the Aug.
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And given the delegate math, he could walk off with a sizable chunk even in defeat.
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EditorsNote: fixes "Pujols" in fifth graf Pujols, Angels walk off with victory over A's ANAHEIM, Calif.
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"The patients were entertained because he would walk off with their socks," said Robert Cohen, the owner.
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With a bashful smile, she said that Roulette wouldn't want her to walk off with her feet so dirty.
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She said I used to walk off with strollers and carriages of other babies as soon as I learned to walk.
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About a month ago, Bostian says that he caught a juicer red-handed, trying to walk off with a scooter that had already been impounded.
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The uninitiated might just read this as an open invite to walk off with their own personal souvenirs of Leo DiCaprio's would-be Oscar journey.
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At the Carlyle, guests have been known to walk off with the paper shades adorning the 2138-inch lamps dotting the tables at Bemelmans Bar.
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I saw him make two free throws and walk off with a torn Achilles, and once I tore mine, I knew I had to walk off.
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Padres walk off with 7-4 win in 10 SAN DIEGO — Add walk-off homer to rookie second baseman Ryan Schimpf's impressive list of extra-base hits.
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However, Atlanta-based ICE faces political and regulatory hurdles and may have to make a hefty offer if it is to walk off with London's biggest exchange asset.
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Mr. Owens built his business on a traveler's nightmare: not finding your suitcase, duffel bag or trunk on the airport carousel while others walk off with their own.
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At a pizza parlor, the owner lets a regular customer walk off with a plain slice with the understanding that she will pay the next time she comes in.
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"And seeing my little baby walk off with her diaper loaded down with an airplane cushion as she waddled off, like she had it goin' on," Rhea continues with a laugh.
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Neumann, for his part, is set to walk off with $1.7 billion as part of the rescue package from SoftBank, a portion of which is earmarked as a consulting fee SoftBank will pay to Neumann.
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When a classmate tried to walk off with one of her bags, the girl held out the palm of her hand and shouted "No" at such a high volume that Ms. Sandberg's head swiveled around.
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From channeling mannequins at the Valentino store in Rome, Italy, with costar Owen Wilson (Hansel) to staging a walk-off with Cara Delevingne in Paris, Stiller, er, Zoolander, has transformed into a non-stop marketing machine.
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It could be the plot of an Ocean's Eleven movie: A team of daring engineers heads to the wilds of Nevada to create a dazzling spectacle, defy officials, and walk off with a $680 million jackpot.
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It's debate night in Miami, where the four Republicans standing in the presidential race will square off ahead of the critical March 28500 primary in Florida, where one of them will walk off with 6900 delegates.
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Reds 5, Brewers 4 (11 innings) Yasiel Puig scored from third base in the 11th inning after Milwaukee right fielder Christian Yelich's throw eluded first baseman Eric Thames, allowing host Cincinnati to walk off with a win.
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And it would expose China to an additional end-of-the-world anathema: the growing number of hedge funds that bet against the yuan — what China might call "vicious" shorting — would walk off with big fat gains.
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Flying solo without his star sidekick, McCollum had 19953 of his points in the first half, when the Trail Blazers stunned the Warriors with 21995-for-21998 long-range shooting to walk off with a 230-69 halftime lead.
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You also have wonder exactly how well the technology works, because with every new technology there are bound to be bugs, and a software glitch may mean that some people get to walk off with some free artisan sandwiches.
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He is nine shots behind leaders Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner but stranger things have happened — after all Paul Lawrie came from 10 shots back in his final round at Carnoustie in 1999 to walk off with the Claret Jug.
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But because they didn't have a system for checking who came, they were at least somewhat negligent — negligent of their own interests too, given that someone who would steal a pair of shoes might well walk off with other items.
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For your home or office, you can purchase a desk mounts with powerful magnets in it; it keeps the phone securely mounted, and you can use it while it's charging, or pick it up and walk off with it to make a call or run off to lunch.
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Staff (14 March 2000). "Dinosaurs walk off with award". BBC News. Retrieved 12 August 2008.
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He acknowledged the ERU team had no way of knowing this and could not have just let him walk off with his gun as he might have posed a danger to the public.
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Tung (Ha Yu) saved the Lei family when they were in financial trouble. However the daughters of the Lei family grew up thinking Tung caused them to go bankrupt. They grew up in an unhappy childhood, while Tung appeared to walk off with their family's wealth. Lei Yung-chi (Christine Ng) grows up and become a finance expert.
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Tigers walk off with W over Royals. cbssports.com on September 27, 2012. He finished the 2012 regular season with a 10-10 record and a 3.45 ERA in 26 starts. Fister pitched in the second game of the ALDS against the Oakland A's, picking up a no decision in a 5–4 victory while giving up two runs in seven innings.
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Suspecting that the pylon contains a time doorway home, Rick and Will step in. Immediately, the door closes as the small moon moves out of alignment, and the Pakuni walk off with the food. Back at their cave, Holly wakes up alone and begins to worry. After leaving a note in case her family returns, she sets out to look for them.
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But Heliodorus is planning a double- cross. He disapproves of his daughter's fancy for a slave, and when the seance is over and Maia has intended that Antonia should walk off with the statue, Heliodorus arranges that the real Diomed falls to the princess. But it does her little good. The slave, in his luxurious new surroundings, pines for Maia, and Antonia's love-making goes for nothing.
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Veronica and Cheryl accept and walk off with Betty, indicating that Betty and Cheryl are still friends. In the late 1990s, Cheryl began dating Dilton Doiley. They were paired together online, without knowing each other's true identity, fell in love, met in real life, and decided to continue their romantic relationship, though this was largely ignored in later stories. At one point, Reggie and Cheryl started dating because they both had devilish minds and were very alike.
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When Woody tries to walk off with the meaty prize ("I always play for big steaks!"), Wally grabs Woody and his bow, firing the woodpecker himself into the air and into a newsstand across the street. Reading about the ambassador's visit, Woody decides to impersonate him. Dressed in a coat, top hat, and false beard to match the ambassador's photo, Woody arrives on an impossibly long red carpet and barges into Wally's yard, singing Russian-sounding nonsense.
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Physical access opens up a variety of avenues for hacking.An attacker with physical access to a computer may be able to access files and other data, Microsoft. Michael Meyers notes that "the best network software security measures can be rendered useless if you fail to physically protect your systems," since an intruder could simply walk off with a server and crack the password at his leisure.Network+ Certification All-in- One Exam Guide, Michael Meyers, Third Edition, Chapter 17, p.
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Driving with Marge, Patty and Selma, and getting the usual flak from the latter two, Homer angrily kicks them out of the car, unaware they had the map to their cabin destination. The car runs out of gas and Homer and Marge walk off with a gas can, stopping at a home to use the phone. The owner, Alberto, is having a party, and he invites them in. Marge becomes enraged after seeing Homer flirting with a beautiful woman named Sylvia.
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Learning from the girls that Papa Arnold had made it back hours earlier, Hinton regretfully tells the girlfriends of Hector, Lunkface and Bimbo that they didn't make it back and Dewey and Junior walk off with their girlfriends. Hinton, not having a girlfriend, goes home. There his mother, Minnie, is in the midst of sex with her boyfriend, Norbert. Hinton tends to the baby who was being neglected, then has a futile talk with his junkie older half-brother Alonso about life in general and the future.
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When Fanny, Oswald's girlfriend, comes over, Oswald tries to flirt with Fanny. Suddenly, a car with some dark, unidentified figures appears, and the figures steal Fanny. In an attempt to rescue her, Oswald quickly starts a streak of surreal moves, including taking the cow's neck and bending it into a C-shape so when a bullet comes, it is shot back in the direction of the dark figures. The dark figures end up falling into a lake, and Oswald and Fanny walk off with the cow.
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As electronic technology continues to become smaller and cheaper, miniature key-fob versions of (previously) larger devices are becoming common, such as digital photo frames, remote control units for garage door openers, barcode scanners and simple video games (e.g. Tamagotchi) or other gadgets such as breathalyzers. Some retail establishments such as gasoline stations keep their bathrooms locked and customers must ask for the key from the attendant. In such cases, the keychain has a very large fob to make it difficult for customers to walk off with the key.
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In December 2012, she appeared opposite Paul Rudd in Judd Apatow's This Is 40, the sequel to Knocked Up. The movie reunited the trio from the film, with Mann and Rudd reprising their characters. The film was written and directed by Judd Apatow, and included the couple's two daughters in the cast. In contrast to Knocked Up, This Is 40 centered squarely on Mann's character and her family. An early response on Mann's performance from Elle Magazine states that "[she] doesn't just walk off with scenes—she steals the show".
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He was clutching a five-rupee note in his hand. He was last seen alive at Jaunpur after midnight. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigation team found that Upadhyaya had been pushed out of the coach by robbers just before the train entered Mughalsarai station; a passenger travelling in the adjoining cabin of the same coach had seen a man (later identified as Bharat Lal) enter Upadhyaya's cabin at Mughalsarai and walk off with his file and bedding. The CBI later arrested Bharat Lal and his associate Ram Awadh , charging them with murder and theft.
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Wright pitched shutout innings in relief of Ryan Dempster. Koji Uehara picked up the save, and presented Wright with the ball following the victory. On August 1, Wright picked up his second win, also against the Mariners and again in relief of Dempster; Boston trailed 7–2 entering the ninth inning, but staged a comeback to walk off with an 8–7 victory, making Wright the winner. On August 6, while pitching in his first major league start, Wright's knuckleball caused catcher Ryan Lavarnway to tie a major league record with four passed balls in one inning.
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Selected for the narrative competition, “Rhythm Thief was justaboutthisclose to winning the big prize at the (1995) Sundance Film Festival.”John Anderson, "His 'Thief' Almost Stole the Show", New York Newsday, February 5, 1995 “When juror Samuel L. Jackson announced the Grand Jury Prize winner in the dramatic category, his endorsement was less than ecstatic.”Thelma Adams, "Sundance Heart N.Y.", New York Post, January 30, 1995 “The judges at Sundance were split over which film should walk off with the grand jury prize. After seeing Matthew Harrison's "Rhythm Thief," it's easy to understand the quandary.”Larry Worth, "Rhythm Thief steals spotlight from McMullen", New York Post, November 15, 1995 “Jackson wanted one movie; the others leaned toward another.
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In the horror film The Skeleton Key, the protagonist, Caroline, discovers that the old couple she is looking after are poor Voodoo witch doctors who stole the bodies of two young, privileged children in their care using a ritual which allows a soul to swap bodies. Unfortunately the evil old couple also trick Caroline and their lawyer into the same procedure, and both end up stuck in old dying bodies unable to speak while the witch doctors walk off with their young bodies. In Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief, the vampire Lestat discovers a man, Raglan James, who can will himself into another person's body. Lestat demands that the procedure be used on him to allow him to be human once again, but soon finds that he has made an error and is forced to recapture James in his vampiric form so he can take his body back.
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