Episodes would still make sense if watched out of order.
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The Bird watched out for her boy like a hawk.
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Investors also watched out for new development on the U.S. presidential election front.
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I watched out the window as the city slowly turned to sand dunes.
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We don't think in a big way that we're being watched out for.
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And we watched out for one another's looming crises, knowing no one else would.
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If not, which interests are being watched out for by the Federal Maritime Commission?
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Bibi watched out for Fiona and intervened when Henry was too close or too rough.
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"New and creative forms of attack have to be watched out for," the report said.
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They watched out-of-control pancreatic cells ravage a liver, and then the mouse's entire abdomen.
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Wade says as a child the bad guys in his neighborhood watched out for him and his family.
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However, Mr Barrow, who once watched out for miscreants at Argos, will need to keep his eyes peeled once again.
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However, following recent strong data, any possible hints on the tightening of liquidity going ahead will be keenly watched out for.
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He called up Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers and carefully watched out for the snake as he waited for them to come.
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In the past four years, as the neighborhood kids play together across the street, Thorin has watched out the kitchen windows.
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And more so than most contemporary genre TV shows, Star Trek is designed to be watched out of order in syndication.
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The Taksim Metro Cat is one of countless city felines that calls Istanbul home and is watched out for by the adoring locals.
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In a video on YouTube and on his website, Mr. Rogers said his firm watched out for fraud and played by the rules.
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We would eat on the porch and talk about life and politics while you read the newspaper and watched out for the hawks to fly by.
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"My brother and I watched out mom come out of pure hell after getting out of her relationship with Keith Ellison," 25-year-old Austin Monahan said.
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For the next hour, I watched out my window as he doggedly fixed the fence, straightening and reattaching its support bars, scrupulously unbending its bent chain-link.
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Great dialogue, and I read "Out of Sight" and I watched "Out of Sight," and it seems like you've lifted a lot of it from the [book].
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It begs to be watched out of the corner of one eye while you wrap a couple of presents and then gently doze off a sugar high.
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This seems intentional, too, however — rather like watching a TV show with episodes that can be skipped or watched out of order, and characters who remain comfortably predictable throughout.
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I was so obsessed by the idea of discovering a whole new palette of tastes that I hadn't even watched out for the little details that had changed since I quit smoking.
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I made it onto the next flight from Vancouver and a couple hours later watched out the window as we descended toward a small island of lights in a vast sea of darkness.
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Fellow neighbor Sherrie Schulteis told The Lynden Tribune that she often conversed with Jones and watched out for each other's homes, but never knew the extent to which he was struggling mentally and financially.
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" The way that democracies can stoke self-reinforcing popular conflict, he says, "has to be watched out for because, if it were to occur, it would have profound implications for economies, capital flows, and markets.
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"Holly was a tight-knit community where everyone in the neighborhood knew each other and watched out for one another," Meza said of the neighborhood when Juan in a Million first opened 40 years ago.
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Before I left China, I destroyed the journal that I had kept for years and most of the letters written to me, those same letters I had once watched out for, lest my mother discover them.
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"To have that much activity involved in the public and not break any glass and not get anybody hurt… God watched out for us and nobody got hurt today, so that was very good," he told the outlet.
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Parent is the youngest of seven siblings. He grew up in Rosemont, Quebec, a suburb of Montreal. Parent's hero as a young boy was Montreal Canadiens goalie Jacques Plante, whose sister lived in Parent's neighborhood. Many times Parent watched out for Plante's visits to his sister and her family.
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The next morning Martin skeptically watched out his window for God. While he was searching for God he saw Stepanitch shoveling away snow. Martin invited him in for a warm drink and they talked for a while. Martin told Stepanitch about Jesus' and the Pharisee and Stepanitch was moved to tears.
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Colleen soon began living with her father, Brad Carlton. In 2003, Ashley and Brad were married and expecting a child, but Ashley got into a horrific car accident, and their son, Robert, did not survive. Meanwhile, Gina's restaurant, Gina's, caught on fire, and John watched out for her until she found new employment. Then, John and Ashley scolded Jack for the troubles he brought upon the company.
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He spent his childhood in Wriezen 50 km. from Berlin fleeing from World War II. Fred Friedrich and his family lived there until the end of the war. In a small space of just 14 square meters there they watched out the devastated City of Berlin; so for living they collected the rubble mined and traded with the scrap. With the desire to rebuild his city decided to study Arts in Kunstakademie in Berlin.
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Prime Minister Johnson takes him for a walk early each morning in the garden of number 10. The neighbouring former chancellor, Sajid Javid, watched out for Dilyn as he displayed "amorous intentions" towards his own cavapoo, Bailey. On voting day for the 2019 United Kingdom general election, Boris Johnson took Dilyn to his polling station and so he became one of the many dogs at polling stations. After Johnson's victory, many newspapers around the world pictured him with Dilyn.
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Her following two albums Moving Out (2007) and Human (2009) failed to chart anywhere. Unlike in season one, the other finalists hit on major problems when they watched out for record deals. While runner-up Denise Tillmanns never signed a recording contract, third-place finisher Philippe Bühler established himself as a professional songwriter and released two R&B-influenced; singles, entitled "Warum?" (2005) and "Ich Kann Dich Lieben" (2006), both of which entered the top forty of the German Singles Chart.
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The gulf owns the main commercial port of the city, the Port of Vasto, located in the area of the ancient port, where lies the Tower of Punta Penna (16th century), that watched out against the Turkish Invasions in 1500. In the same area is located the Punta Penna Lighthouse, rebuilt after the bombardments in 1944. It is 70 meters (233 feet) high. Near the lighthouse is situated the little church of "Santa Maria di Pennaluce", surrounded by traditional houses, inhabited by workers of the harbour.
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Houser watched out his rear window as the driver of the car carefully backed it—nose out, "gangster style"—into the left garage and closed up the doors.Guinn, p 213. As with so much Bonnie and Clyde history, accounts disagree diametrically about this. Most researchers write that he backed the car in, but John Neal Phillips, editing Blanche Barrow's memoir, says pointedly that he did not A short time later, the young woman reappeared at the Tavern's restaurant and bought five chicken dinners and five beers for the party of three.
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Welcomed back, they found that residents had watched out for their interests in their absence. Unlike Japanese elsewhere in the country, they were able to resume their prior lives without serious difficulties, a testament to the decency of the people living in Juneau in the mid 20th Century. Following his military discharge in 1946, John enrolled and graduated at the University of Washington where he later went to the St. Louis University School of Medicine and became an anesthesiologist. He died in 1978, survived by his wife, Jeanne Tanaka, and his five children.
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However, occasionally the East Berlin police – in the streets and on cross- border trains in East Berlin – identified suspicious behaviour (such as carrying heavy loads westwards) and watched out for unwelcome Westerners. Occasionally, West Germans were banned from entering East Berlin. This was the case between 29 August and 1 September 1960, when ex prisoners of war and deportees, homecomers (), from all around West Germany and West Berlin met for a convention in that city. The homecomers released mostly from a long detention in the Soviet Union were unwelcome in East Berlin.
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The target audience of the game was children between the ages of 8 and 14, although VMK was designed to be enjoyed by guests of all ages. Due to the young age of the game's target users, it was patrolled by paid staff who watched out for inappropriate behavior and language. Because of the need for human monitors, the time that the game was open had to be limited; it was open to the public daily between 7:00am–10:00pm PST (10:00am–1:00am EST, 3:00pm–6:00am UTC). On May 21, 2008, Virtual Magic Kingdom was closed by Disney.
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Despite his brief stay in the majors, Artie knew from five all-star seasons with the Birmingham Black Barons (1944–48) in the Negro American League that he could play with the best. One of Artie's teammates with the Black Barons in 1948 was Willie Mays, a legendary Hall of Famer. Ironically, Artie was the player the Giants sent to the minors in 1951 to make room on the roster for Mays. “Artie Wilson was one of the guys who watched out for me when I played for the Black Barons,” Willie said. “In turn, I watched Artie.
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A late addition to the series is Holly Hornswaggle, a timid woman "with the body of a twelve-year old" who falls in love with the catatonic Ralph and helps him escape from Dr. Goot's evil lair. The episodic dream stories in Volume 3 continued to revolve around beer, women and Ralph getting into trouble. A few of these tales shed some light on Ralph as a child. Volume 3 also introduced the popular character Mr. Lizard as Ralph's "fairy godlizard" who watched out for Ralph's well-being (but usually only after getting him into trouble first).
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Parliamentary figures, particularly Disraeli, travelled down to visit them, as did Metternich's former friend Dorothea Lieven (Melanie led a reconciliation between the two). Expecting a visit from Metternich's daughter Leontine and her own daughter Pauline, the family moved to a suite of rooms at Richmond Palace on 23 April 1849. Visitors included Wellington, who still watched out for Metternich; Johann Strauss, the composer; and Dorothea de Dino, sister of Metternich's former lover Wilhemine of Sagan;Several biographers accept the young Pauline's testimony that it was actually Wilhemine who visited. This contradicts, however, the established date of Wilhemine's death—1839 .
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As of the 2019–20 season, Sportsnet's regional feeds collectively hold regional broadcast rights to four of the seven Canadian NHL franchises: the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sportsnet Ontario (split with TSN4), the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers on Sportsnet West, and the Vancouver Canucks on Sportsnet Pacific. The Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, and Winnipeg Jets have regional television deals with TSN, and the Buffalo Sabres' Canadian regional rights are held by TSN parent company Bell Canada. Unlike Sportsnet's national games, these games are subject to blackout outside of the teams' home markets. These games can be watched out of market on NHL Centre Ice or Rogers NHL Live.
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Overall, with a strike rate of 44, and with match figures of 6 for 135, Nissar gave a glimpse of other performances England should have watched out for when he played them. That was to be the only test match for India that year, but there were many other first-class matches on the tour, where Nissar grabbed 71 wickets at an average of 18.09. In 1935–36, when Jack Ryder's Australian XI toured India to play against Maharaja "Vizzy" Vizianagaram's Indian team, he made a mark there too, taking 32 wickets in 4 unofficial tests. Nissar's last test was against England in August 1936, at The Oval, where he managed to take six wickets, including a five wicket haul, even though India lost the match.
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Oklahoma built and expanded numerous army and navy installations and air bases, which in turn brought thousands of well-paid jobs. Kerr went on to become a powerful Senator (1949–63) who watched out for the state's interests and especially for the oil and gas industry.Ann Hodges Morgan, Robert S. Kerr: The Senate Years (1980) Oklahoma consistently rated among the top 10 states in war-bond sales, as it used showmanship, the spirit of competition, house-to-house solicitations, and direct appeals to big business to mobilize patriotism, state pride, and the need to save some of the high wages that could not be spent because of rationing and shortages. The bond drives enlisted schoolchildren, housewives and retired men, giving everyone a sense of direct participation in the war effort.
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He gave them portions of the Apples of Idunn, fruit that gave the gods long life and strength. Hogun and Fandral also convey to the boys that any child of Volstagg's is their child as well and will be watched out for.Thor #374-376 (1987) He was then sent to Earth to locate Thor, but suffered a concussion and dementia. He battled Daredevil, and was marked for death by Seth.Thor #392-393 (June - July 1988)Thor #395 (September 1988) Hogun learned the value of trickery and silliness over a mace blow in an adventure that saved a stricken groomsman and saved Asgard from certain doom.Marvel Fanfare #34-36 (1987-1988) He helped to defend Asgard against the forces of Seth.Thor #398-400 (December 1988 - February 1989) His quest with Thor to seek Ulagg the Grand Enchanter was later recounted.Thor #404-406 (June - August 1989) He helped the Avengers battle Blastaar.
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