The iconic photo of Usain Bolt from August 14, 2016.
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Old women bolt from their seats, convulsing in the aisles.
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It all started with a bolt from nowhere late Tuesday afternoon.
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"It came like a bolt from the blue," he told Reuters.
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The sign sang and hissed and seemed to bolt from him.
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Change, when it happens, however, arrives like a bolt from the blue.
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But users stayed away, and Instagram later pulled Bolt from the App Store.
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And then, with a bolt from a bright blue sky, it all changed.
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It's apparent from the video ... the driver was waiting to bolt from the scene.
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In a corresponding move, they recalled outfielder Skye Bolt from Triple-A Las Vegas.
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If the syringe neared again, she would buck and bolt from the couch altogether.
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Emma and Camille bolt from her house, with Madame D. trailing with ominous threats.
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This caused the hikers to bolt from their tent, and sprint away down the mountain.
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In South Korea, the bolt from the blue did not seem to dent popular optimism.
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She says he also tried kissing her as she tried to bolt from the room.
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Does this absurdity leave you, the bank customer, wanting to bolt from the big banks?
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The Trump White House has yet to experience a "bolt from the blue" challenge overseas.
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Now, these audio samples are undeniably impressive, but MelNet isn't exactly a bolt from the blue.
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They may also bolt from your house or yard because they need to get some ASAP.
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"It's extremely unlikely that the invasion could come as a bolt from the blue," Kaushal added.
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And I've seen people bolt from a Ridley play with their hands clamped over their mouths.
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Like a bolt from a crossbow, a flying kick sends all parties tumbling to the concrete.
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YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. — A bolt from the maybe-future struck the technology community in late September.
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Four tales of survivors with disparate stories that all began with a bolt from the blue.
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We spoke with four survivors about how their lives changed with a bolt from the sky.
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No. Did the anti-Communists bolt from Nixon in 1972 because of his new relationship with Beijing?
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It's a literal bolt from the sky that may be a new part of the northern lights.
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It was a "bolt from the blue," he wrote, and called for the British government to take note.
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"Tempo" shows Elio's widowed father Sami, an urbane classicist, overwhelmed by his own erotic bolt from the blue.
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Here are four tales of survivors with disparate stories that all began with a bolt from the blue.
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The other is a column, sometimes sandwiched by flat caps and sometimes resembling a bolt from a hardware store.
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Which is why I remember what happened next so clearly, like a lightning bolt from out of the blue.
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In fact, there appear to be no hardware differences at all between the Bolt Vox and original Bolt from 2015.
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I felt a pressing desire to bolt from the room and feared that if I did, I would never return.
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The four-door five-seater will bolt from zero to 60 in 3.5 seconds, and go 310 miles on a charge.
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Then The Passion of the Christ arrived in 2004 as a polarizing, bolt-from-the-blue phenomenon, an altogether unlikely blockbuster.
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You don't want to bolt from a good thing in the heat of the moment — or write someone off too soon.
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Only a few characters are explicitly gender-queer, such as Bolt from Crypt of the NecroDancer and Bridget from Guilty Gear.
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But there was no bolt from out of the blue, no brilliant offensive wrinkle, and certainly no Dontari Poe touchdown pass.
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Part of me wanted to abort the mission, bolt from the campus, find my way to the airport and fly home.
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Part of this focus meant understanding transport needs on a local level, something Villig believes has differentiated Bolt from its competitors.
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The bolt-from-the-blue event, comparable in our time only to 1023/2102, that would change life as we knew it.
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When announced, the abolition of high-value banknotes of 500 and 1,2200 rupees ($2000 and $28) came as a bolt from the blue.
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The need to form alliances of convenience in Congress can lead to legislative chaos, especially when disgruntled partners bolt from the president's coalition.
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I have significant doubts that anything good will come out of the administration if Cohn and others continue to bolt from their positions.
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And the secretary, speaking to reporters in Djibouti, argued that Mr. Trump's decision was not the bolt from the blue that it seemed.
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"That old phrase about a 'bolt from the blue' can really happen," says Pam Sullivan, NOAA's system program director for the new satellites.
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Magic Johnson says he can ... and has now called for the Lakers to start pursuing LeBron in case he decides to bolt from Cleveland.
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While the '27 crash is commonly recalled as a singular event that blindsided an ebullient bull market, it was no bolt from the blue.
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"We were waiting and listening as for a bolt from the sky, which should rend the fetters of four millions of slaves," Douglass recalled.
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Contemporary conservatives' vehement opposition to Trump resembles Mugwumps' bolt from allegedly corrupt nominee James Blaine to Democrat Grover Cleveland in the 1884 Presidential election.
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Then, like a bolt from the blue around November 15, a robo-call claiming to be from the Washington Post started ringing phones in Alabama.
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This new passion is celebrated (by Viv) and blamed (by Donald) as the bolt from the blue that disrupts the comfortable complacency of their lives.
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Since the British voted on June 23 to exit the world's biggest trading bloc, there has been no lemming-like bolt from the European Union.
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"You cannot call it a bolt from the blue because Modi ... had dropped sufficient hints that he will take strict action," said a close aide.
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"Panic is not a strategy, ... [even] when so many of the bears seemed determined to make you bolt from stocks at all costs," he said.
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Who wouldn't want to bolt from the second-most-anticipated IPO of the year to go flack about the new American Express Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant Card.
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This was particularly troubling to the Soviet command, which could be destroyed by a "bolt from the blue" strike before it could order a retaliatory attack.
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The bolt from the bulls came as the Fed said it would pause its three-year interest rate rise campaign while assessing the weakening of the economy.
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There are worries that France could get hit by capital flight if it negotiates to bolt from the European Union, as Le Pen has promised to do.
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With the fifth pick, Sacramento drafted De'Aaron Fox, a 276-year-old lightning bolt from Kentucky who embarrassed second overall pick Lonzo Ball in the NCAA Tournament.
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One of the figures is Baymax, the lovable robot from Disney's 2014 movie "Big Hero Six," along with what looked like Bolt from the 2008 movie "Bolt."
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This was particularly troubling to the Soviet command, which could be wiped out by a "bolt from the blue" strike before it could order a retaliatory attack.
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It's especially helpful in rural areas to spot large animals that bolt from the side of the road, less so in cities that are generally well lighted.
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He called the tweet "a bolt from the blue" and stressed he doesn't see himself as a diplomatic figure though "this is not the normal course of events".
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She's not the only expert making the point that our view of love as some lightning bolt from the universe (or our hormones) can be restricting and unhelpful.
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And Taylor is back in the season's first major for the first time since 2008, thanks to his bolt-from-the-blue triumph at Pebble Beach in February.
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Other brands also added bonuses to their donations — from a meet-and-greet with Usain Bolt (from Hublot) to a spin in a Formula One car (Bell & Ross).
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Although he will remain with the company, and according to its statement continue to oversee creative endeavors, the "effective immediately" part came as a bolt from the blue.
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Duterte was "one of those bolt-from-the-blue populists" who by downgrading the establishment and promising change had "to make all sorts of mostly unrealistic promises," Heydarian said.
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Separating these clusters of colored diamonds and triangles is a wide, white zigzag running, like a geometric lightning bolt, from the canvas's top left edge to its center bottom.
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" Mr. Farage himself described the comments from Mr. Trump as a "bolt from the blue," but added that "if I could help the U.K. in any way I would.
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We need to be transparent about the work, about how 99% of the time it's a thick skin that does more for artists than bolt-from-the-blue talent.
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Tom Brady will sign a deal to officially bolt from New England to the Buccaneers ... and it's all going down on Wednesday -- this according to FS1 star Colin Cowherd.
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While it can seem like a quasi-divine bolt from the blue, fellows described the gratification of knowing that the world — and especially their peers — has been paying attention.
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Normally when a redfish guide pulls a skiff into an area he wants to explore, fish bolt from it, at least until the guide cuts the motor and begins poling.
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CAPE TOWN, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The former chairman of Steinhoff , Christo Wiese, told parliament on Wednesday that the accounting scandal at the company "came like a bolt from the blue".
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It's pretty thrilling, since it never felt like Han Solo or Poe Dameron was going to get taken out with a random blaster bolt from some goon in the movies.
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Democrats may bolt from tax talks It's not just Republicans who will have to recalibrate their thoughts on the tax bill now that it's a hybrid tax-health care plan.
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Perhaps even more moving was the next shot, when Philip, sitting farther back, saw Paige and had the presence of mind to bolt from his seat and go to Elizabeth.
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It's a wonder that Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts didn't chuckle when he swore McConnell in or that a lightning bolt from heaven didn't strike down the GOP leader.
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Of course, Hollins -- a 4-year contributor for the Bruins from 2002-2006 -- says he'd LOVE to see Cal bolt from the Wildcats to take over the reins in Westwood.
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The success of models like the electric Chevrolet Bolt from General Motors and Fiat Chrysler's hybrid minivan are crucial for the type of mileage improvements needed to meet future federal standards.
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"The pressure to bolt from the government will continue to build, possibly coming to a head at the December party congress," said Josef Joffe, publisher-editor of the weekly Die Zeit.
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Pavard's half volley from 20183 yards out against Argentina was a bolt-from-the-blue master strike from a French defender who had never scored a professional goal with his foot.
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Danica Patrick already has plans to bolt from her career as a racecar driver after she competes Sunday in what she is saying will be her final race, the Indianapolis 2500.
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It's an exciting day in this sleepy Connecticut harbor town, folks, as the fighting Tyrones bolt from the starting line as if there were a pack of demons at their backs.
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Reduced confidence in the company – and analysts' – ability to predict future profits may explain the difference, especially since profit guidance was cut for reasons that were hardly a bolt from the blue.
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Joey Bosa—While it surely comes as little consolation to the locals as the San Diego Chargers, uh, bolt from town, the team made itself a fine first-round pick last year.
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As the train arrived at each stop, the little man would bolt from his seat, see what stop it was, and then pop back into his seat and resume his furious scribbling.
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When Gino arrives at the scene of Bobby's murder Jerry Orbach appears like a bolt from the blue to inject some acting talent—albeit in the same role that he always plays.
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When Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the INF treaty after the six-month window that ends August 2, Russian President Vladimir Putin took the opportunity to bolt from the treaty, too.
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If you burst in like a bolt from the blue, you have to hope that it is your striking surfaces that are doing the colliding and not something more integral to your consciousness.
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And while albums like Loveless, Voodoo, and Slanted and Enchanted blazed wide trails of influence, Since I Left You felt more and more like a bolt from the blue with every passing year.
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Other automakers are also pressing ahead with important new electric models, including the Chevrolet Bolt from General Motors, a revamped version of the Nissan Leaf, and new entries from Ford Motor and Hyundai.
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With a whole lot of time and a bevy of tools at his disposal, YouTuber Bobby Duke has somehow managed to transform a steel bolt from Lowes into a mini knife that's somehow adorable.
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Farage said Trump's suggestion that he serve as ambassador had come "like a bolt from the blue" but Trump understood loyalty in a way that those in the "cesspit" of career politics did not.
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PMDB Congressman Darcisio Perondi, a staunch opponent of the Workers' Party, said the desire to bolt from the Rousseff coalition has spread to colleagues in the Senate, previously a chamber considered more favorable for Rousseff.
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And severe clinical depression manifests itself differently from patient to patient: some lose appetite, others find solace in food; it can be triggered by grief or trauma, or appear like a bolt from the blue.
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They say she would have scoffed at diner food, and think she's been pressured and fooled by certain members of Jackson's family to bolt from the fold and help them squeeze money from the estate.
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Yet last week's assault from the White House, like a bolt from the blue, is a taste, for Washington's European and Canadian allies, of how low the trans-Atlantic relationship can go under President Trump.
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It is not wise because an adversary that fears an American bolt from the blue is more likely to put its own arsenal on hair-trigger alert, increasing the risk of unauthorised or accidental launch.
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Prince Harry's military buddy says the decision to bolt from the Royal fam was to protect his family ... and it's clear from listening to him -- the death of Harry's mom loomed large in the decision. .
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Darren Waller ain't scared of relapsing when he has to move to Las Vegas after the Raiders bolt from Oakland ... in fact, he tells TMZ Sports he's gunning to be a sobriety symbol in Sin City.
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BEFORE her bolt-from-the-blue announcement that she was calling a general election, most Britons had Theresa May down as an honest plodder: a safe pair of hands who kept her promises and did her homework.
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European signatories to the deal have been searching for ways to salvage it but cautioned Tehran that they may not be able to persuade many investors not to bolt from business with Iran to avoid U.S. punishment.
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In "A Bolt From the Blue," she explored the so-called Bronx Slave Market — groups of black women who huddled outside department stores searching for jobs as day laborers or domestic workers in the 1930s and ′40s.
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At the time, it was unimaginable that the blue-collar workers who had formed the bulwark of the New Deal majority would bolt from the Democratic Party and help Republicans create a conservative majority for market liberalism.
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If Sunday's electoral rout of the AKP in Istanbul forces Bahçeli to bolt from the country's ruling coalition, it would cause a collapse of the Turkish Parliament and set the stage for a truly national political upheaval.
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A few possibilities: Divine creative downloads, spiritual awakenings, a sudden interest in yoga and meditation, the desire to extend the olive branch to a frenemy, or even to bolt from a situation that fails to thrill anymore.
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Democrats may wind up in a position in which they can't nominate Bernie Sanders because he's too far left, and they can't not nominate him because his followers would bolt from a Biden/Bloomberg/Buttigieg-led party.
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Acquittal by the electoral court could help Temer's main coalition ally, the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), convince its younger members who want to bolt from the government to stay put and help push unpopular reforms through Congress.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Jelena Ostapenko traveled home to Latvia following her bolt-from-the-blue triumph at the French Open, she was flying high after being invited to sit in the cockpit with the captain for the journey.
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Though it doesn't claim to have all the answers, Orenstein's exploration, for which she interviewed more than 70 young American women, raises many insightful and important questions — even if they might make most teenagers bolt from the room.
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Britain's bolt from the EU fold won't immediately threaten the EU. In fact, the hot mess in British politics has certainly helped dampen enthusiasm that some in other EU countries might have for an exit of their own.
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And it will not stop Bolt from doing his falsely nonchalant best to hold off old foes like Justin Gatlin and young threats like Trayvon Bromell, who are hungry to chase him down before he sprints into the sunset.
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That night, Mr. Quirarte lifted his right hand to show a small tattoo on the inside of his wrist — a lightning bolt from the Shinola logo, courtesy of Mr. Campbell, who has the same tattoo, as does their friend Justin Theroux.
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"Democrats may wind up in a position in which they can't nominate Bernie Sanders because he's too far left, and they can't not nominate him because his followers would bolt from a Biden/Bloomberg/Buttigieg-led party," Mr. Brooks writes.
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An aircraft with the Air Force Reserve's Hurricane Hunters was forced to turn around Monday over concerns for its onboard equipment after a lightning bolt from one of Willa's outer rain bands blasted it, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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He begins with some self-deprecating jokes about liberals (he was a Bernie Sanders supporter in the Democratic primaries), then throws in some mild jabs at Mr. Trump, but nothing that would cause anyone to bolt from the room or shout him down.
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With his office located at the end of a long hallway, the former employee said he, "would constantly do the math" of how long it would take him to bolt from his office and spring to safety if a shooter were roaming the campus hallways.
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A Bolt from the Blue By the time that Hero's announced its first grand prix, Yamamoto had already established something of a reputation as Japanese MMA's bad boy—hitting opponents late after having knocked them out and living a dramatic life outside of the ring.
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There were rumors after Strasburg's epic WS performance that he could bolt from the nation's capital to sign with the Yankees or the Padres this offseason, but he slammed the door shut on that by putting pen to paper with the Nats on Monday.
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After about 15 minutes, I was able to ride the Bolt in a straight line, but turning still required many errant foot plants, and I had to rely heavily on the handbrake to keep myself (and the Bolt) from crashing onto the sidewalks of Manhattan's Battery Park.
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The reason is not hard to understand: the pandemic arrived like a bolt from the blue; climate change is unfolding as a series of slow onset events that are either occurring over many years, through the increased frequency of severe weather-related floods, storms and droughts.
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At the end of their meetings in Jerusalem and Ramallah, the best Mr. Trump's senior adviser, Jared Kushner, and his special envoy, Jason D. Greenblatt, could manage was a two-line statement saying that the Palestinians had agreed not to bolt from the American-led process.
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The other members were unaware of this until last summer, when an auditor let fly a bolt from the blue: The fund had racked up two straight years of losses, and the co-op had to pour in more than $1 million to keep it flush.
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DOHA (Reuters) - The absence of Jamaican great Usain Bolt from the world athletics championships for the first time in 16 years is being felt in the 100m sprint but paves the way for new faces to make their mark, his rival Justin Gatlin said on Friday.
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Bellew described the action as a "bolt from the blue" after good dialogue with the union at a meeting on Wednesday and said he would consider working with other unions instead of VC. The Vereinigung Cockpit union said it was unhappy with the Irish airline's approach to talks.
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The announcement – seen as a bolt from the blue by analysts – by came as United Nations-led peace talks aimed at resolving the five-year civil war in Syria -- a complex fight between troops loyal to Assad, ISIS militants and rebel groups all vying for control of the country – resumed in Geneva.
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The incident with the most direct relevance to Qyburn's plan, recounted in the Game of Thrones companion book The World of Ice and Fire, is that during the First Dornish War, the dragon Meraxes (one of the three dragons Aegon used in his initial conquest) was shot through the eye with a bolt from a scorpio.
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General Motors brought the mass-market Bolt from concept to reality in about a year and has partnered with Honda to develop an autonomous EV; Porsche is rolling out its Taycan, which could be the first high-performance luxury EV of note; and Ford and VW have joined forces to use VW's EV platform in Europe, where both companies have regulatory concerns.
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And in this upper-middle-class suburb of Birmingham, a place of establishment Republicans, moderate Democrats and true swing voters, women interviewed about Mr. Moore, for the most part, said the allegations came less as a shocking bolt from the blue than as just one more reason not to like a man they never much cared for in the first place.
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"With the last Fed decision of the year behind us and the market having gone through a dramatic pullback since, we believe that barring an appearance of a 'black swan' event, or the shock of a bolt from the blue, the worst of the declines experienced by stocks in 2018 are behind us," John Stoltzfus, chief market strategist at Oppenheimer, said in a note.
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At the time, his decision to bolt from the Cavs, away from one of the greatest players ever, might have seemed inexplicable to the rest of us mortals, but as he observes his flailing former team from a comfortable perch as unquestioned top dog on the East's best squad, it's hard to argue that he's not operating on a different material plane than the rest of us.
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