Republicans appeared to be caught off guard by the announcement.
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Doctors and health systems can also be caught off guard.
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This time, many said, they would not be caught off guard.
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Most Americans would be caught off guard by an unexpected $800 expense.
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The change means users won't be caught off guard by Instagram's enforcement actions.
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Jones said retirees who reach this nonfiling status can be caught off guard.
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That's one way not to be caught off guard when unexpected costs occur.
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Despite the warning signs, Dénes says he was surprised to be caught off guard.
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After their Virginia defeat, Rogers says Republicans won't be caught off guard next year.
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So they may be caught off guard when it comes time to begin repayment.
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It was hard to not be caught off-guard because they were so stealthy by nature.
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"This will reduce the odds that you'll be caught off-guard later on," Dr. Lehmiller says.
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It's not the first food giant to be caught off guard by a shift in tastes.
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So, your neighbor should not be caught off guard if you approach him about a sale.
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No one today would be caught off guard if the President tried to sack the special counsel.
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But the United States would not be caught off guard again, their class evident from the start.
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The hurricanes' unpredictable path caused millions of Americans to be caught off guard by rising flood waters.
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You don't want to be caught off guard by a tax bill you will struggle to pay.
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Clinton supporters appeared to be caught off guard as they settled in for a long, uncertain election night.
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That's led it to be caught off-guard by privacy mishaps, balancing censorship and safety and thwarting abuse.
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Congress was not notified ahead of time, and the Pentagon appeared to be caught off guard as well.
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In trauma-informed models, clients are told what to expect, so as not to be caught off guard.
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We want to be caught off guard when he randomly gives some people a tour of Bakersfield, California.
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If the Chinese economy doesn't come roaring back as quickly as expected, investors could be caught off guard.
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Equally, they might be caught off-guard by good news, such as rising wages, that portends higher interest rates.
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Keep in mind that your date may be caught off guard, and may not react eloquently in the moment.
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Last year's team surprised with its "opener" strategy, but the league won't be caught off guard this time around.
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They'll bet, for example, on docked bike-sharing systems, and then be caught off-guard when dockless scooters arrive.
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Above all, the White House should never, ever be caught off guard by something coming out of an agency.
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However, when the weather snaps to frigid, they can be caught off guard and left essentially defenseless against the elements.
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Narendra Modi's government — supported largely by the middle classes, upper castes and large businesses — appeared to be caught off guard.
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People will want to get along today, but they'll be caught off guard by surprises, or they'll act out of character.
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Officials who have been drafting the new initiatives seemed to be caught off guard by the leak and the resulting outrage.
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Lawmakers seemed to be caught off guard by Sessions's decision, and many of them expressed anger that their advice was ignored.
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But it's such an anomaly up north that medical professionals in the region might be caught off guard, the authors warned.
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Technology is clearly expanding at a faster and faster pace, and, by many accounts, most of us will be caught off guard.
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He was poised, respectful, and didn't appear to be caught off guard or flustered by any of the questions thrown at him.
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And on the other, we get unusually informal images of him posing with world leaders or appearing to be caught off guard.
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It's important to be specific about the topic of the meeting so they can get prepared and not be caught off guard.
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But if and when this regulatory landscape begins to shift, companies with the right solutions in place needn't be caught off guard.
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You won't be caught off guard by additional taxes, and when tax time comes around, you can be prepared to pay Uncle Sam.
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The camera's always rolling, after all — there's no time to be caught off guard, even by an unexpected, menstruation-related red carpet moment.
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Unrealistic expectations and lack of planning mean that people can easily be caught off-guard when and if they have a health crisis.
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Even as the leader of the free world whose life is under a microscope, Trump would likely be caught off guard with the question.
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Should higher inflation convince the Fed that more interest-rate hikes are needed sooner, many investors in emerging markets could be caught off guard.
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Willens though said companies won't be caught off guard by any expiring tax benefits and the dislocation wouldn't be as dramatic as some think.
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Neal, meanwhile, is another lawmaker who could be caught off guard: In mid-June he questioned the "seriousness of purpose" of Amatul-Wadud's campaign.
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You'll be so cute and cuddly that even those who know what happens next will be caught off guard by the ferocious creature you become.
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It was an embarrassing turn of events for the de Blasio administration, which appeared to be caught off guard and at first reacted with anger.
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Perhaps it was meant as a way to defuse the situation so that she wouldn't be caught off guard the way she was last year.
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"An attorney general whose slipperiness and legalistic hairsplitting had frustrated Democrats for several hours finally appeared to be caught off-guard," The Atlantic's Russell Berman writes.
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Though some Leos will be caught off-guard having to go off-script, many will be excited to open up and tell you what they're really about.
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In the wake of the storm, President Donald Trump appeared to be caught off guard, choosing to wait three days before tweeting about the hurricane at all.
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But Ms. Liang said that after years of low interest rates and steady gains, investors could be caught off guard when the economy hits a speed bump.
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But in any event, if you're doing regular maintenance (ahem), then you're not likely to be caught off guard by any really big furnace or AC problems.
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"Never Again," was the anthem of the people after the 9/11 attacks, never again would we let ourselves be caught off guard like that ever again.
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" Stephanie Miller, the director of Military Accession Policy, also seemed to be caught off guard, forwarding the tweets and saying she was "standing by for further guidance/instruction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Anti-establishment votes in Britain and the United States have roiled markets twice this year and investors are determined not to be caught off guard again.
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Trump's comments came a day after congressional and administrative staff appeared to be caught off guard by word of a new tax cut, which first surfaced on Saturday.
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It may seem unnecessary to do so every time you're using them, but it's better to be safe than sorry — no one wants to be caught off guard.
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The celebration was actually a trap meant to lure the Starks and their bannermen into an enclosed space without their weapons, where they would be caught off guard.
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In his world, an out-of-town reporter "poking around" a closed case "kind of stunk," he said, and he alerted prosecutors so they wouldn't be caught off guard.
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Almost all developers will find out about these changes today, and though the writing has been on the wall for weeks, it's likely many will be caught off guard.
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In the event of another Arab spring, autocrats would not be caught off guard again because they are now able to monitor protests and intervene when they consider it necessary.
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From passports that have expired to missing wallets to cell phones that do not work at your destination and other travel snafus, you could be caught off guard by the unexpected.
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Jake Dollarhide, CEO of Longbow Asset Management, said the Treasury and the Fed do not want to be caught off guard as they were during the 2008 housing crisis and financial crisis.
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People familiar with Lenya's many recordings may be caught off guard by how high the song's vocal part is; by the 23s and '240s her voice had settled into a husky Sprechstimme.
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Santee Cooper's Chief Executive Officer Lonnie Carter urged the U.S. government to invest in energy and noted that the country could be caught off guard if sluggish electricity demand began to rise again.
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The president, however, appeared to be caught off guard on several occasions by his emboldened Democratic opponents, who were eager to flex their own political muscles in front of Trump and the cameras.
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The ultimate goal is to get ahead of these events so that the next time the ground shakes or a volcano growls, people won't be caught off guard and lives can potentially be saved.
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And while Leites is far from the striker that Uriah Hall is, he does have power, so it's not outside the realm of possibility that Mousasi will be caught off guard on the feet either.
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Before Monday's decision, Commissioner Crystal Rhoades, who voted "no," noted that the alternative route had not been subject to the same scrutiny as the initial proposed route and many property holders could be caught off guard.
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Across asset classes, large-cap US stocks and BBB-rated credit spreads are two risky markets where investors are still pricing in low probabilities of a recession — and where he warns they might be caught off-guard.
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College students often open new accounts to receive their financial aid "refunds" — money left over after the institution deducts tuition and other costs — and may be caught off guard when the accounts charge overdraft fees, she said.
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Even the group that was instrumental in her victory in the primary, Grassroots America — We the People, an influential Tea Party organization that gave her a dual endorsement with another candidate, appeared to be caught off guard.
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About halfway toward the front of the cameras, a thick hand in a brown jacket extended in front of Buttigieg, who appeared to be caught off guard before he stopped to look up and see who it was.
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Control Risks says that President Donald Trump's campaign for a second term will drive decision-making in foreign policy, increasing the chance that investors will be caught off guard by populist moves favoring US factory workers or farmers.
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But the president's meeting with the caucus will come after GOP senators appeared to be caught off guard when Trump privately encouraged bipartisan health care negotiations only to publicly suggest he couldn't support the details of the agreement.
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"Part of it is [that] some voters will be caught off guard, not realizing that they can't vote, once we get to some states that are not used to being in the mix in a competitive primary," predicted Murray.
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Because we've already seen how communities in California living in high and very high fire hazard severity zones can be caught off guard and suffer horrendous effects when climate change exacerbates the weather conditions that create a monster fire.
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The fact that conscientious people think their fantasies through very carefully is probably what accounts for why they tend to have better experiences acting on them—they're less likely to be caught off guard because they've already planned for the unexpected.
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Would-be merger partner, Deutsche Boerse, appeared to be caught off guard by the LSE's unilateral decision as markets and regulators were, with many seeing the London exchange's intransigence as an indication of it developing cold feet about the tie-up.
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This is especially true in the case of constant, harsh self-criticism, wherein I feel that if I recognize everything that could possibly be wrong with me in every situation, I won't be caught off guard if someone else sees it.
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Many White House aides, including Mr. Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, appeared to be caught off guard by the decision; on Wednesday, Mr. Cohn had warned that he might resign if Mr. Trump went through with the tariff plan.
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So while California has long been steeling itself for big earthquakes with building codes and disaster planning, the Pacific Northwest may be caught off guard, though the author of the New Yorker piece, Kathryn Schulz, helpfully provided a guide to prepare.
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Facebook also raised the possibility that it might not be the first to know about these past cases of data abuse, basically warning its investors not to be caught off guard if the press beats it to the punch in reporting an incident.
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They said they intend to keep using the residence as their base in the UK.As reported by Insider&aposs Samantha Grindell, the Sussexes did not appear to have agreed their new plan in advance with Buckingham Palace, the Queen&aposs official household, which seemed to be caught off-guard.
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"Senator, I would watch your back as you're out today … You wouldn't want to be caught off guard when I use my second amendment protected firearm to rid the world of you, you stupid, crazy old fool…" Bukoski wrote in a chilling Instagram message directed at the office of Sanders, I-Vt.
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Many of the party's established leaders appear to be caught off guard by the popularity of abolishing ICE (which stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement) — the agency tasked with enforcing immigration law in the country's interior, including the arrest, detention, and deportation of unauthorized immigrants who may have lived in the US for years.
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And so in order to not be caught off guard again on how to get a bronzed look, I consulted two experts: Cheryl Burgess, a dermatologist in the Washington, D.C., area who is black and treats many black patients; and Saisha Beecham, a makeup artist whose clients include Logan Browning, Gabby Douglas and Sanaa Lathan.
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Regina — a ruthless matriarch who outplays her siblings and forces the death of her husband in a scheme to get, as she calls it, "big rich" — climbs up and down the stairs repeatedly while barking spoken text, singing breathless orders and, at one point, belting a high C. Fans who have grown accustomed to Ms. Graham's sweetness, both onstage and off, might be caught off guard by "Regina"; it demands an vocal ugliness that would drive some singing teachers insane.
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A common mistake, especially in areas where hurricanes are uncommon, is for residents to exit their homes to inspect the damage while the calm eye passes over, only to be caught off guard by the violent winds in the opposite eyewall.
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However, Dionysius may have based his decision on the fact that the Carthaginians and Rhegians, most likely source of help for the Sicels, would not be prepared for a winter campaign, and the Sicels would be caught off guard as well.
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New X-Men Vol.2 #45 (2008) After finding the Marauders' hideout on Muir Island, Cyclops dispatches X-Force and Bishop to go there and retrieve the baby.X-Factor Vol.3 #27 (2008) During the final battle, Cyclops sends the New X-Men against the Marauders, believing that Sinister's forces will be caught off guard by unfamiliar opponents.
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Otter had expected Poundmaker's people to be caught off-guard and demoralized and to surrender quickly. But that had not happened. However, despite suffering their greatest reverse during the campaign, sheer weight of numbers and better supplies favoured the North-West Field Force. In just a few weeks, the starving Cree went to Battleford to make peace with Major-General Middleton.
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In the last scene of the episode Don is seen shaving, watched by his daughter Sally (Kiernan Shipka). Sally remarks that she “won’t talk” as to not disturb Don while shaving so he doesn’t cut himself. This statement reminds Don of the conversation he had with Bobbie about his reputation when he told her to “stop talking”. He seems to be caught off guard and is staring at himself in the mirror.
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A person with confident swimming abilities may be caught off guard by the sudden added strain of carrying a large fish to the surface. Spotters can alleviate this danger, but it is still present. A wounded noodler ten to twenty feet underwater might not be able to return safely to the surface and may drown. Clothes may get tangled or snagged on roots or rocks, so some noodlers wear only denim shorts.
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Greenpeace also landed at the whaling station at Loren. However, the Russians were not going to be caught off guard again. Soldiers and police arrested the seven that made it ashore. The Rainbow Warrior was also chased by warships and helicopters and after a six-hour ordeal safely returned to the US. The Greenpeace activists were held captive for several days before a transfer was arranged with an American delegation led by Nome, Alaska Mayor, Leo Rasmussen.
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Not wanting to be caught off-guard, the Test Readiness program was initiated, so that if the treaty was nullified, or if some other national security concern warranted the resumption of testing, the scientific infrastructure would be in place so that testing could begin almost immediately. Congressional ratification of the treaty was tied to a mandate to the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff to develop a program to maintain American readiness to resume testing if necessary.
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In 1822, during the Mfecane/Difaqane Wars, the AmaHlubi (led by Mpangazitha) and AmaNgwane (led by Matiwane) attacked Mmanthatisi and her homestead. It was said that they attacked Mmanthatisi and her followers in the early hours of the morning so they would be caught off guard. Although they were unprepared, her brave warriors fought Mpangazitha and his troops. This was however a terrible defeat for Mmanthatisi who managed to flee to her brother Letlala's home, with some of her people.
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Savage also has a CIA contact, and the two share information against the Volgans. Any major activity, however, is not taken and occupied Britain does not seem a high priority. (They would also be caught off-guard and be left out in the 2004 uprising.) Under the direction of Savage, the resistance manages to almost force the Volgan peacekeepers to withdraw from Britain in 2004, though they manage to cling to power and send renewed troop numbers in. Subsequently, Savage assassinated Vashkov.
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Aiket Castle, home to Lady Montgomerie of Lainshaw. A map of Robertland William Robertson relates a very different tale, stating that Cunninghame of Robertland spent two years developing a friendship with Hugh and despite warnings from Hugo, third Earl, eventually Hugh held Robertland in high esteem and close friendship, giving the opportunity for him to be caught off guard and cut down when attacked by sixty Cunninghame horseman. His servants had all left him to his fate. The site of this action is not recorded.
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Beyond his gifts and augmentations, Blackout is highly experienced as a hand-to-hand combatant; able to take on opponents easily equal to him in strength and potentially win. As he has no formal martial training, Blackout's fighting techniques are more akin to a street wrestler than a soldier or professional fighter. Only a super-humanly strong fighter with superior martial skills and experience could potentially defeat him. Blackout's physical gifts also lend well to acrobatics; allowing him to traverse most environments and evade slow enemy attacks with superhuman agility and speed, though he can still be caught off- guard.
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Hours later, and after making a trek towards a cave, Elsa and Kristoff discover the urn that was kept hidden. When Elsa discovers an unfamiliar language encrypted on the item, it leads to confusion between her and Kristoff over whether to destroy it or not, only to be caught off guard by Hans and his brothers, who then takes a sword to Kristoff and demand that Elsa drop the urn or he'll kill him. After Elsa gives in, she hands over the urn to Hans, then warns Kristoff to search for Anna. Hans then opens the urn to trap Elsa, only to discover that a person is already inside: The Snow Queen.
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Sodium thiopental is an ultra-short-acting barbiturate that is marketed under the name Sodium Pentothal. It is often mistaken for "truth serum", or sodium amytal, an intermediate-acting barbiturate that is used for sedation and to treat insomnia, but was also used in so-called sodium amytal "interviews" where the person being questioned would be much more likely to provide the truth whilst under the influence of this drug. When dissolved in water, sodium amytal can be swallowed, or it can be administered by intravenous injection. The drug does not itself force people to tell the truth, but is thought to decrease inhibitions and slow creative thinking, making subjects more likely to be caught off guard when questioned, and increasing the possibility of the subject revealing information through emotional outbursts.
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Eventually Gilligan and the Skipper uncover the conspiracy, before the signature of Thurston Howell IV is obtained, and Mr. Howell forces Pierson to agree to tear up the fraudulent contracts if the Globetrotters play his team, the New Invincibles, which is a team of robot players. Notable sports broadcasters Chick Hearn and Stu Nahan appear as part of the basketball game scene, with Hearn calling the play-by-play action of the climactic showdown. The Globetrotters have no idea how to defeat a team of robots. The Professor is at a loss on how to defeat them until Gilligan unknowingly remarks that the Globetrotters have not done any tricks, causing the Professor to give a halftime pep talk to the Globetrotters that the New Invincibles would be caught off-guard.
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The long ball technique is also a through pass from distance in an effort to get the ball by the defensive line and create a foot race between striker and defender. While often derided as either boring or primitive, it can prove effective where players or weather conditions suit this style; in particular, it is an effective counter- attacking style of play in which some defenders can be caught off-guard. Not all lengthy passes are considered long ball play, and long but precise passes towards a particular teammate may not fit the description. Long-ball play is generally characterised by the relatively aimless nature of the kick upfield, with the ball simply being 'hoofed' high in the air towards the general location of the forwards, who, given the length of time the ball is in the air, will have time to arrive at the position where the ball will drop.
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After the attack on Port Arthur on the night of 8 February 1904, which started the Russo-Japanese war Novik was the only ship to make a valiant effort and not be caught off guard. Novik would later be a part of the Battle of the Yellow Sea on 10 August 1904, however after outrunning her opponents for some time and aiding the escape of her comrades on other ships she was eventually cornered in Aniva Bay where the captain had her scuttled. However, the job was not done so well and eventually was refloated by the Japanese who would use Novik themselves for 6 years as the Suzuya. Battle of Tsushima Straits Of Izumrud and Zhemchug, after the nighttime raid on Port Arthur the Tzar had all available vessels sent from the Baltic to the Sea of Togo to reinforce Port Arthur and reclaim the surrounding waters.
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An Agent's speed, agility, stamina and reflexes enable them to leap great distances such as across building rooftops, sway their body from side to side to evade gunfire, and perform unusual counter attacks in melee combat (Agent Smith managed to directly counter a punch from Morpheus with a punch of his own to Morpheus's still-moving fist). Agents possess superhuman strength, performing feats such as tearing open a car's roof with one hand and punching through solid concrete. Although they can be momentarily stunned by certain attacks (such as when Neo jabbed his fingers into Agent Smith's throat), they are generally impervious to pain and injury (the upgraded Agent that Trinity shot in the abdomen and shoulder showed no reaction to pain). In spite of their abilities, they can be caught off guard with a point-blank contact shot aimed directly at their head or a barrage of firepower from a weapon with a very high rate of fire, such as that from a minigun.
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Flynn argued that Roosevelt and his inner circle had been plotting to provoke the Japanese into an attack on the U.S. and thus provide a reason to enter the war since January 1941 and that the sanctions which the Roosevelt Administration had placed on Japan during that year were intended for that purpose – the oil embargo, specifically – whose lifting was attached to conditions it knew Japan could never agree to. Flynn also alleged that Pearl Harbor's able Navy and Army commanders, Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and General Walter Short, were left without proper warning that conditions had deteriorated to this extent with Japan, so they would be caught off guard. Flynn had the article reprinted in pamphlet form, distributed out of his office, and this would mark the beginning of Pearl Harbor advance-knowledge conspiracy theory. Shortly after his brief tenure working with the GOP for the 1944 presidential elections, Flynn learned that GOP candidate Dewey had allegedly gotten hold of highly classified information that America had broken the Japanese naval code early in 1940 – long before the attack on Pearl Harbor – but, at the administration's request, not made this information public.
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