"A lot of times when teams are blitzing, they're zone-blitzing, and defenders are going to weird spaces that they're not comfortable going to," Dilfer said.
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Transcendence is an ideal ultimate for blitzing an enemy position.
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But actually blitzing through the banked corners is a breeze.
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But duplicating that against blitzing Stanford proved far more difficult.
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Blitzing isn't always the brightest idea, given Rodgers's rapid release.
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It's not blitzing into the market with a big flashy app.
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Some that are under study now go beyond blitzing insects with chemicals.
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Ads could diminish the rider experience at a time Uber is blitzing user growth.
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When you're not blitzing or being blitzed, just look for opportunities to absorb damage.
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Perhaps it's blitzing more, or perhaps it is acquiring a second bookend next to Beasley.
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The only way Tennessee was able to slow the San Diego attack was run blitzing.
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Sometimes you're playing two-deep, sometimes you're in the C-gap, D-gap, sometimes you're blitzing.
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Likewise, new pieces up front must be comfortable dropping, blitzing or stunting on any given play.
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Instead, he ran into a blitzing linebacker, Preston Smith, who knocked Rodgers to the ground for a safety.
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However, the storm currently blitzing toward Florida has the potential to be unlike any those facilities have seen.
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Pyongyang would immediately retaliate by blitzing South Korea's capital Seoul, which is only 50 miles from its border.
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As long as Rousey was blitzing her competition, how many of us might keep thinking the same thing?
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Facebook: The Trump campaign has been blitzing Facebook with ads urging supporters to "sign up" to fight impeachment.
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The battle for public opinion will be critical, with the unions churning out leaflets and blitzing social media.
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Like any good pet parent, Stewart has been blitzing social media with overwhelmingly adorable updates on his new roomie.
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Bell, Brown, Roethlisberger power Steelers past Dolphins PITTSBURGH — Ben, Brown, Bell, blitzing and b-r-r-r-r-r.
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Apparently that wasn't enough to teach her to avoid blitzing the world with her deeply misguided, angel-haired views.
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He still displays his old talent for blitzing, interlocking, mutating melodies, as well as for dramatic shifts in harmony.
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Horiguchi did display at points a flaw in the karate of 'blitzing' that Gunnar Nelson echoed later in the night.
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Newman threw a 15-yard third-down touchdown pass to Dortch against a blitzing Duke defense five-plus minutes later.
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All season T.M.Q. had warned that the Cardinals' predictable big-blitzing on third-and-long would bring the team to woe.
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Two weeks ago, the Broncos hit Tom Brady 20 times and sacked him four, despite almost never blitzing with extra defenders.
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The Buffaloes' blank sheet was the result of an aggressive blitzing strategy that snuffed out most Colorado plays before they began.
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Here we go: Not pictured above: the stock blitzing to $37 and jumping nearly 20 percent after the report came out.
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Privately, Mr. Cuomo's team has been blitzing the cellphones of politically connected African-American pastors and elected officials in recent days.
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"They were blitzing my pick-and-rolls the entire game," said Lillard, who finished 8-for-14 on 3-point attempts.
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The Vermont senator sent a message of intent by blitzing the state over the Labor Day weekend and into the week.
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Before this gridiron guy was tackling fame in Hollywood, he was just another blitzing boy playing some pigskin in Monterey, California.
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World champion Mitch Larkin qualified fastest for the men's 200 metres backstroke final, blitzing his rivals with a time of 1:54.68.
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"I made it by slowly roasting chicken skin, then blitzing to create a paste," explains Samuel Buckley, the chef running the session.
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The blitzing narrative asks that some sharp emotional turns be taken with alacrity; Mr. Cokorinos often made the quick escalations seem natural.
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J.J. Watt's Hurricane Harvey relief fund is still goin' hard -- blitzing past $30 MILLION as Houston begins its long road to recovery.
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I am perfectly fine with blitzing past Aquaman's tragic history as an abandoned child of Atlantis, in a quickie speech, then moving on.
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The Broncos Were Able to Pressure Cam Newton Without Blitzing Newton had elevated his game to another level against the blitz this season.
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He also missed a drive in the first half after sustaining a bruised hand on a hit by blitzing Stanford linebacker Joey Alfieri.
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Blitzing, if you didn't time it absolutely perfectly, meant Harden fired a bullet to one of his many shooters stationed around the arc.
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The influential Culinary Union in Las Vegas began blitzing its membership with leaflets and other communications warning Sanders would end their union health care.
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But he had already solidified his legacy as an assistant coach with his shifting and blitzing defensive alignments, which confused and clobbered opposing quarterbacks.
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On third-and-9, Luck shook off blitzing safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix and threw a strike to Doyle for a gain of 20.
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If you want to remove a single URL suggestion without blitzing the whole of your browsing history, you can do this in Chrome and Firefox.
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The Rangers followed up a 6-22 demolition of Tampa Bay by blitzing St. Louis 21-219 as Henrik Lundqvist earned his 23th career shutout.
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Next time you're over at your friend's place for the game, you'll be able to impress everyone with your correct use of "blitzing" and "encroachment."
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Syracuse, coming off a 12-point loss to then-undefeated Buffalo, snapped its two-game losing streak by blitzing Arkansas State in the second half.
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Mariota ran for a touchdown and threw for another, but also was picked off four times while under constant pressure from the Steelers' blitzing defense.
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After blitzing the first two lengths, he was ahead of Phelps's record pace at halfway when the American clocked his landmark 1:250 in 2100.
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Facing fourth-and-4 from the Carolina 44, Hoyer dropped back to pass but was sacked by a blitzing Davis for an 8-yard loss.
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The Baltimore Ravens' blitzing defense looks to rattle Blake Bortles and the Jacksonville Jaguars when the two teams meet at Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday.
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Most of Horiguchi's work comes from blitzing in from distance with the one-two, and then either clinching, tripping, weaving, or stiff arming the opponent away.
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For the Vikings, sour was that blitzing defensive back Captain Munnerlyn had a clear shot at Wilson to tackle him for a major loss, and whiffed.
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Like the rest of the eighth and final season, it moved startlingly quickly, skipping ahead weeks at a time and blitzing past some major plot points.
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Cantrell&aposs catch gave the Red Raiders a lead of 28-24 and came a split-second after Shimonek shook off blitzing defensive end Reggie Walker.
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Parle pops the duck on top of this farmyard setting before painting it in a treacle-miso glaze and blitzing the entire thing with a blowtorch.
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It has looked like the team to beat in the World Cup knockout stages, blitzing Australia in the quarterfinals and dominating favored New Zealand in a semifinal.
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The Broncos managed a repeat performance by drawing up almost an entirely different game plan against the Panthers, blitzing 25 times and sacking Mr Newton six times.
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Bloomberg's debut as a serious candidate has prompted a reckoning with his record, and this past week, as Bloomberg was blitzing Super Tuesday states, was tough going.
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On the next play, Burrow hit tight end Thaddeus Moss wide open in the end zone just as he was leveled by a blitzing linebacker, James Skalski.
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I saw daylight and I just had to rise up and shoot the ball and make the right play when they started trapping me and blitzing me.
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Another might be to look at potentially limiting blitzing—that would enhance safety for quarterbacks, as well as allow offensive linemen to develop in a matchup-type scheme.
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The science behind UV germ blitzing is robust enough, but they aren't guaranteed to kill every type of bacteria out there, in every single crevice on your phone.
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Fitzpatrick led the Buccaneers back, advancing to the Pittsburgh 12-yard line when his pass was deflected by Steelers linebacker Jon Bostic, who was blitzing on the play.
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Rather than blitzing the punter, safety Chris Banjo, number 38 in the above photo, immediately broke to the right to help out on the Cardinals&apos weak side.
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The Raptors are better-equipped for that now than earlier in the year, even if memories of Lowry and DeRozan fighting through forests of blitzing arms are worrisome.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Last week, I spent three days dribbling like an infant, rolling around on my floor to a blitzing crescendo of Sam Smith ballads.
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No. 103 Louisville makes quick work of SIU LOUISVILLE, Ky. — No. 11 Louisville wasted no time in blitzing Southern Illinois 74-51 on Wednesday night at the KFC Yum!
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Prescott was minding his business trying to give the media some serious locker room answers when Zeke started blitzing him with some middle school variety pressure ... and it's hilarious.
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Also, the group is accused of hacking into Justice Department systems and carrying out what is known as "phonebombing" — blitzing a person with multiple harassing calls and text messages.
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Stewart rose to national prominence during the leadership campaign by touring the country and blitzing social media, often personally visiting areas to meet with people using the hashtag #RoryWalks.
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But consider one weak link: Running back Ty Montgomery, a converted wide receiver who too often gives blitzing defenders the bullfighter's wave and lets them race right by him.
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Most often you will see karateka bounce around the mat and change from one side to the other like this, blitzing in with their hands when they sense a lull.
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On the defensive end, he had four steals and three blocks "When we're blitzing and rotating and scrambling, he's the best we can have on the back line," Lue explained.
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He's sought to make up ground by not contesting the first four nominating states and instead blitzing Super Tuesday on March 3, when more than a dozen states hold primary contests.
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To be sure, Trump's plan has a long, hard road to becoming reality, but that didn't stop fund managers from blitzing their tax lawyers with calls about how to play it.
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Company representatives have been stalking e-cigarette researchers at conferences, blitzing speakers with emails and phone calls to ask for meetings and slides, and offering tantalizing amounts of money for academics.
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South Alabama answered seven minutes later as Johnson eluded blitzing Cornhuskers safety Deontai Williams in the backfield before scampering for a 3-yard touchdown run to forge a tie at 7.
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The 21ers have managed to get pressure on the quarterback on 249 percent of plays, second in the league to the Bears, while blitzing less than any team except the Lions.
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And Democrats are blitzing early-voting states this weekend, reflecting their belief that a President under a legal and political siege could be vulnerable next year, despite his ruthless campaigning style.
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Several people I spoke to suggested blitzing Curry on his pick-and-rolls in an effort to get the ball out of his hands, but switching was a much more popular answer.
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Frequent all-out blitzing by Clemson generated sacks but also contributed to 335 yards passing by Alabama on just 25 attempts: making Clemson blitzes a win for the Crimson Tide over all.
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"Scaramouche" introduces a blitzing jazz trio — Steven Gosling on piano, Shanir Blumenkranz on the bass, Tyshawn Sorey on drums — who seem to be jumping through time, uniformly switching rhythmic gears within milliseconds.
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Both teams depended on a four-man rush instead of blitzing, excelled at forcing turnovers and valued speed and athleticism at linebacker to help neutralize pass-catching running backs and tight ends.
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Phillips also fooled Prescott a few times with slight wrinkles, like blitzing an inside linebacker and dropping and outside 'backer, which produced free rushers or forced Dallas to keep Elliott in to block.
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The Blue Jays had a longer winning streak coming into the game, having won their final two in the regular season before blitzing the Baltimore Orioles and the Texas Rangers in the playoffs.
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That sounds simple, but Butler creates confusion by varying which five are rushing, often dropping pass-rushers T.J. Watt or Bud Dupree and blitzing inside linebacker Vince Williams or slot corner Mike Hilton.
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With the Dolphins backed up at their 173-yard line during the second quarter, Wilkerson caught a pass that had been deflected by a blitzing Jamal Adams, and was tackled at the 1.
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Blitzing Curry as he comes around a screen means, in NBA parlance, putting "two on the ball," which is more likely to result in an open shot a pass or two down the line.
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After blitzing the opening set in 24 minutes, Halep meekly surrendered the second to the 34th-ranked Babos, who had been knocked out in the opening round in four previous visits to Flushing Meadows.
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On the opening possession, blitzing linebacker Fred Warner sacked Rodgers and knocked the ball loose, with defensive end Nick Bosa scooping up the loose ball and giving the 213ers the ball at the 249.
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The Lakers started slow, trailing by as much as 243.8 in the first before blitzing the Wizards with a 373-237 burst for a 227-2119.4 lead at the end of the first quarter.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton roared to a record seventh pole at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Saturday, blitzing the field in his Mercedes with a blazing lap at Albert Park.
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On Sunday, under blue skies, and with the temperature in the mid-70s, Yankees pitchers took turns running modest sprints up the incline — Aroldis Chapman and, somewhat surprisingly, the 260-pound Michael Pineda blitzing their groups.
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But after Toby kept pressing her like a blitzing linebacker, Kate decided to introduce him to her father by showing him the urn that contains Jack's ashes — and with which she spends every Sunday watching football.
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While she wasn't on the top of her game, Williams treated fans to flashes of greatness, blitzing Andreescu and an array of aces, forehands, and power tennis that helped Williams win her 219 earlier Grand Slams.
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Before I get to this week's dunk, a wonderful slammer from Ben Simmons that left Avery Bradley sprawled out on the hardwood, I wanna write about a legendary dunk from the past: Shaquille O'Neal blitzing Chris Dudley.
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LONDON — After touring the country, blitzing social media and speaking to millions through TV debates, Rory Stewart, Britain's maverick international development secretary, was eliminated Wednesday in the latest round of voting for the Conservative Party's new leader.
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Some of that same blitzing energy was heard in "Bloom," by Mayu Hirano, an academy attendee — a sharply orchestrated work that reveled in punchy rhythmic elements and gradually massaged mercurial, knotty piano chords into a memorable progression.
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Despite Curry's 3-for-13 night from beyond the 3-point arc, the Warriors turned the game around quickly in the third quarter, scoring the first 113.33 points and forcing turnovers by doubling Lopez and blitzing Lin.
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Whatever choices Ellis makes, the approach is likely to be the same from the Americans - they have scored inside 12 minutes in every game in this tournament, a sign of the effectiveness of their early 'blitzing' of opponents.
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MELBOURNE, July 16 (Reuters) - Ariarne Titmus earned the nickname "Terminator" after blitzing her rivals as a schoolgirl sensation and now the Australian teenager has her sights locked on American powerhouse Katie Ledecky at the world championships in Gwangju.
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This week, Mr. Trump has once again made clear that his usual media blitzing does not slow for anyone, and he has barreled forward to showcase the new and politically tribal reality that he has promised his supporters.
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Kansas (31-4) looked every bit the blitzing juggernaut it appeared to be while ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press poll for parts of the year and finishing atop the Big 12 for the 13th consecutive season.
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Instead, the billionaire self-funded candidate is pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into Super Tuesday states — including California, Texas and Virginia — by blitzing voters with endless TV and social media ads and building a massive field organization.
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He is not contesting the first four nominating states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina and is instead dedicating hundreds of millions of his own dollars to expanding his staffing and blitzing Super Tuesday states with advertising.
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What's more, with Trump blitzing the airwaves with speeches about Clinton's corruption, he and the Republicans have found common ground -- previously in short supply -- in claiming that the FBI director did his job, safeguarding the integrity of his agency.
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Rodgers, coming off a perfect passer rating a week earlier against Oakland, was often hounded by a blitzing Chiefs defense but engineered scores on three straight possessions in the second half before running out the clock at the end.
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Teenager Mack Horton ensured the meeting finished on a high by blitzing his rivals to win the 1500 freestyle with a personal best 1003:39.54, issuing a warning to Olympic champion and world record holder Sun Yang of China.
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It is a battle, in miniature, of the same fault lines and forces buffeting the midterms across the country, with Democrats blitzing Republicans on health care and Republicans trying to rally their base by leveraging sometimes inflammatory cultural issues.
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Russia, the lowest ranked team in the tournament, dispelled the doom and gloom by blitzing Saudi Arabia 5-33 and beating Egypt 3-1 to reach the knockout phase for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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He is skipping campaigning for the first four nominating states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina and is instead dedicating hundreds of millions of his own dollars to expanding his staffing and blitzing Super Tuesday states with advertising.
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The hug: Trump plans to travel the country to talk up the need for repeal, Vice President Pence has mobilized, Cabinet members will be deployed, administration officials are blitzing talk radio, and the White House has begun outreach to conservative groups.
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It grew because Jackson, who had accounted for 2 touchdowns in the first 10 games to help the Cardinals lead FBS in scoring offense and total offense, got no protection from an offensive line that was overwhelmed by Houston's blitzing defense.
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Western Kentucky only rushed four defensive linemen on most downs in the opener, but look for more blitzing against the Illini to try to shake things up and get back to the defense that averaged 2.43 sacks a game last season.
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That network and allied groups are working to kill the measure, with at least 18 right-leaning organizations in the region — some of them merely Koch front groups — blitzing newspapers with letters and cajoling motorists to badger politicians to stop the effort.
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But Cuomo, a battle-tested campaigner with deep pockets, consolidated establishment support in the spring and spent the summer blitzing the airwaves, spending more than $8 million over three weeks late in the contest to head off any momentum growing around Nixon's bid.
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Although Charles Oliveira and, a somewhat more convincing, Nate Diaz did their best to put their names in the hat for the sought after date with the Irishman, after blitzing 'Cowboy' in the first round the Brazilian champion looked to align himself with McGregor too.
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It's a big credit to a guy that's come in here and in 15 days or whatever it was, he's learned enough of the offense to come in and perform against a team that's pressuring and blitzing and attacking him as much as they did.
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Back in 212 and 22019, Cummings, then the director of the official Vote Leave campaign, masterminded a plan to win the EU referendum by using social media data to profile voters — blitzing them with millions of targeted ads in final days of the Brexit campaign.
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Baseball Players Referenced: 34 (29 unique) Player Referenced Most: Derek Jeter (3) Best Bar: "Barry Bronson shootin' juice before the Mitchell Report / Never snitchin' in court / We blitzing the fort" Now that you've completed the math, think on this: Football is a sport quite unlike any other.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers' dynamic B-team offensive trio of Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell, a bitterly cold winter day and non-stop pressure by the blitzing defense created a 30-12 AFC playoff game rout of the Miami Dolphins on Sunday that wasn't even that close.
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He had tried doing so on the more traditional ice surface, but the Pittsburgh Penguins cut short that experience, exiling Rinne to the bench after blitzing him for three third-period goals in a 4-238 victory in Game 212 of the Stanley Cup finals at PPG Paints Arena.
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On June 1st this happened with a particularly heart-stopping lurch when Chinese authorities, with almost no notice, strictly limited new solar installations that qualified for FITs, blitzing the shares of Jinko and some of its peers in China, as well as of First Solar, one of America's biggest solar suppliers.
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Named for the hard-nosed and frequently blitzing safety Doug Plank, who wore No. 173 playing for the Bears in Ryan's first few seasons as defensive coordinator, the plan put as many as eight men on the defensive line to foil the opponents' blocking plays, and it sprang blitzes by just about anyone.
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They waited 265 years for that moment, and after blitzing through the Western Conference playoff bracket as the lowest-seeded team, after winning the first game on the road in all three series, the Predators skated onto the ice at PPG Paints Arena and endured a spell as unlucky as it was debilitating.
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Texans defensive end J. J. Watt (back surgery) will not be chasing down Raiders quarterback Derek Carr (broken leg), and Seahawks safety Earl Thomas (broken leg) will not be blitzing Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, an injured star who will play, albeit with a 1-3 record since dislocating his right middle finger.
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The latest: Trump holds forth for an hour or more (much of it ad-libbed) at multiple campaign rallies each week, has added pregame and postgame shows with Fox News hosts to his repertoire, is blitzing Fox News more and more, and recently staged an impromptu "private Oval Office press conference" for New York Magazine.
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The race got off to a flying start last week, with Nixon blitzing Cuomo from the left, assailing the state's handling of New York City's ailing subway system and pledging on her website to deliver government "for the many, not just the few" -- a nod to leftist political language gaining traction with American progressives.
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Colloquial Sound Recordings helmsman Damian Master plays by his own rules, whether that means cultivating a label discography that's almost exclusively made up of his own bands, or ignoring the current media model of streaming albums piecemeal by working under the cover of night and blitzing unsuspecting listeners with surprise releases, black metal Beyonce-style.
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While the U.S. Navy responds to one of its worst accidents in decades, London copes with another terror attack, and the war in Syria threatens to entrap U.S. forces into its quagmire, Trump's attention was on Jay Sekulow, the self-contradicting, media-blitzing lawyer who can't seem to get his story straight on whether the president is under investigation for obstruction of justice.
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For the 25th straight year, I made a quiet, solemn oath that this would be the year I finally figured out how to play defense, a commitment I abandoned in short order, when I went back to my usual habit of calling "Cover 2" on every play and blitzing the quarterback with my middle linebacker, thereby destroying the integrity of the Cover 2.
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The daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel are nearing a settlement agreement with New York's attorney general over claims that they engaged in false advertising when they spent nearly a half-billion dollars blitzing the national airwaves with commercials last year, according to two people familiar with the discussions who spoke on the condition of anonymity because negotiations were continuing.
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In a CNN interview on Tuesday morning, Kevin Hassett, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers, was blitzing through Mr. Trump's accomplishments on trade when he called the pact with Canada and Mexico "this new Nafta version," before wincing and correcting himself: "the U.S.M.C.A." Getting there could take practice, and in some cases, avoidance has been the preferred strategy.
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L.S.U. rose to the top of college football with its embrace of a spread offense, introduced after years of underwhelming passing statistics in Baton Rouge, and with a quarterback, Joe Burrow, who used his final year of eligibility to throw dozens of touchdowns, dazzle audiences with Houdini-like escapes from blitzing defenders and win the Heisman Trophy in a landslide.
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I realize a lot of that sidelining might be down to budget concerns — it's understandable that it might not have been in the production budget to show Sasha full-scale blitzing Negan's compound, for example — but I've been continually baffled that the Walking Dead writers can't find any other way to take us on these journeys than by telling us after the fact that they happened.
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Yet with his home state suddenly a key battleground in the midterms — with four of the five Republican-held seats considered vulnerable and an unexpectedly tough battle to salvage the Democratic seat of his friend and mentor Senator Robert Menendez — Mr. Booker was blitzing more familiar terrain on a late September weekend, as the not-running-for-anything-right-now senator continued his relentless presence on the campaign trail.
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Both candidates are blitzing the airwaves with ads, largely fueled by their own personal fortunes, while Steyer is also making an aggressive play for black voters in South Carolina, the fourth nominating state where former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE maintains a slimming lead.
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EditorsNote: Adds Packers' record to 2nd graf; tweaks 7th and 10th grafs; adds detail to final graf Aaron Rodgers completed 23 of 33 passes for 305 yards and three touchdowns Sunday night as the Green Bay Packers tripped up the short-handed Kansas City Chiefs 31-24 in Kansas City, Mo. Rodgers, coming off a perfect passer rating a week earlier against Oakland, was often hounded by a blitzing Chiefs defense but engineered scores on three straight possessions in the second half before running out the clock at the end.
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