Once stopped, Rose and Hester quickly bolted from the car.
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He bolted from the restaurant to try to save her.
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Halfway through the meal, Anderson, furious, bolted from the table.
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As we reported, Brooke eventually bolted from the area in an Escalade.
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She bolted from the court when it happened, but the damage was done.
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Suzuki slashed and dashed in one motion as he bolted from the batter's box.
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They then bolted from her governing Saenuri Party and created the new Bareun Party.
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In the aftermath of the three stabbings, screaming passengers bolted from the train, Knipe says.
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Moments later, a man bolted from the SUV and swung an assault rifle at Proulx.
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Shaw bolted from his seat and slid along the ground to the restroom, he recalled.
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He bolted from his seat and slid along the ground to the restroom, he said.
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Upon my arrival at the ghost town of Gold Butte, jackrabbits bolted from every direction.
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When Slager returned to his patrol car to run Scott's license, Scott bolted from his car.
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When the children eventually bolted from their house, Christiana's oldest brother, Levi, disappeared in the melee.
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King and her husband suspect that Katie bolted from the hotel after getting spooked by thunder.
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Many Republicans bolted from Goldwater's legacy and were willing to work with Democrats to appear more centrist.
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Immediately after giving a cute speech, Cruise and Holmes bolted from the area to catch the show.
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Antwon and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and Rosfeld opened fire, striking the teenager, police said.
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He says Leatherface bolted from their home the next day but left some threatening voicemails and text messages.
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Hudner bolted from his cockpit and ran toward Brown, slipping and sliding in the snow as he went.
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Orange County Sheriff's officials were hunting down a suspect who bolted from the scene after the 4 a.m.
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Khan joins a growing list of executives that have bolted from Snapchat in the past year or so.
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Investors bolted from L Brands' stock Thursday, as shares saw their second-worst day in 35 years of trading.
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He asked the driver to stop, bolted from the bus, and futilely tried to open the home's front door.
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Each time he bolted from us and the last time we were unable to catch up with him again.
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CALIFORNIA ESCAPEES Teacher's pet: Those three inmates who bolted from a Southern California prison are still on the run.
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But on the first day of lessons, Thiago bolted from the pool as soon as the instructor approached him.
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Catcher Caleb Joseph slammed his mask on the plate and Manager Buck Showalter bolted from the dugout to argue.
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Some students hid inside classrooms at the Alexis de Tocqueville high school in Grasse, while others bolted from the campus.
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Rose and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and Rosfeld opened fire, striking Rose three times, Allegheny County police says.
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Antwon and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and the East Pittsburgh officer opened fire, striking the teenager, police said.
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Rose and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and the East Pittsburgh officer opened fire, striking the teenager, police said.
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I bolted from the room, down the stairs, and ran like mad through the maze of streets of central Florence.
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When the workers attempted to enter the residence, the officer says they noticed it was dead-bolted from the inside.
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Rose was shot three times after he "bolted" from a vehicle during a traffic stop in East Pittsburgh on June 19.
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I bolted from the dining room in embarrassment, but then realized I had forgotten my backpack in my rush to exit.
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Conservative and moderate Democrats bolted from Congress at similar levels just before the party lost the House in the 2010 midterms.
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Antwon and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and the East Pittsburgh officer opened fire, striking Antwon, Allegheny County police said.
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He claims the woman, without warning, started shouting obscenities -- accusing him of slipping her a drug -- and bolted from the room.
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I went "crazy" and bolted from one clinic because I had no "leave permission" and my dealer was outside waiting for me.
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The Kings believe Katie was spooked by thunder, and bolted from the hotel room after figuring out how to open the door.
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She says he got mad and bolted from the steam room ... this according to a new interview with The New York Times.
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"I think it brings them to yes," Scalise said as he bolted from the Speaker's office out of the doors of the Capitol.
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The Broncos star wasn't about to sit around and miss the kickoff -- he bolted from the car and ordered himself a new one.
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As money bolted from the stock market late Tuesday, it flowed into the 10-year Treasury note, knocking the yield down to 2.78 percent.
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In fact, Kobe bolted from a Lakers preseason game early right when he heard the news and was with Lamar hours after the incident.
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According to Allegheny County police, Rose and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle when the driver was ordered to get out of the car.
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As we reported, Smollett bolted from the mob scene outside court, and headed straight to Chicago's Cinespace Studio ... after his bail was set at $100k.
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An unidentified member of Tekashi's crew was struck in the gut, and Shottie bolted from the scene while two other Tekashi-linked guys were arrested.
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Vince had reportedly bolted from the hotel when cops arrived ... and ultimately officers determined it was just a shouting match and there was no crime committed.
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Straggling members of Congress bolted from Washington on Thursday for the campaign trail, and if Senate leaders can be believed, it is pretty rough out there.
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TWELVE YEARS AND two presidents ago, he suddenly bolted from his mega-hit Comedy Central series, "Chappelle's Show," leaving a $50 million contract on the table.
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" Finn Jones (Loras Tyrell) bolted from the Sept of Baelor to get back into fighting shape as the lead of the since-canceled Netflix series "Iron Fist.
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When the officer ordered the driver out of the car, Antwon and another passenger "bolted" from the vehicle, and Rosfeld opened fire, striking the teenager, police said.
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Jackson guided that team to 55 wins after Jordan did things his way and bolted from the franchise to flail at breaking balls in baseball's minor leagues.
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Brady bolted from an October 2016 press conference after he was asked about Trump's leaked Access Hollywood tape from 2017, in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Mr. Walton became known as "the Caped Crusader" for his habit of flinging an overcoat over his shoulders as he bolted from his desk to the front lines.
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Memories of whipped-cream fights during past holidays, or the time years ago when a young Ms. Tonks bolted from the table rather than eat her sweet potatoes.
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DPS said Baldassari bolted from the crash -- and finally was arrested while walking along Texas State Highway 20 in El Paso County, approximately 250 miles from the crash site.
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Janet Jackson's ex-husband #1 slammed his car into an oncoming vehicle and managed to make matters worse when he bolted from the scene ... and TMZ has the footage.
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Romulo Campuzano, head of a political party in Durango state who was on the plane, told Foro TV that both wings were on fire as he bolted from the aircraft.
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Anthony Scaramucci is not done with D.C. yet -- the morning after he bolted from the White House, he was cruising out of the Trump Hotel ... and talking about his future.
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Many conservatives bolted from supporting an underlying Energy Department spending bill in June after Maloney's amendment was adopted on a bipartisan vote, arguing that it would conflict with religious freedom rights.
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One dog, who bolted from his owner's jeep at Country Thunder, a traveling music festival in Arizona, was back with his owner after a social media blast on Facebook and Twitter.
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A troubled man with a history of drunken driving, Rojas bolted from his maroon Honda Accord after his deadly midday rampage on Thursday that left one person dead and 20 others injured.
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Ms. White bolted from the bench, her body low to the hopscotch court as she reached for Damian Jr., Jessiah and Danielle — 3, 5 and 9 — who were already scurrying toward her.
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In stark contrast, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, bolted from a White House ceremony for the signing of the bipartisan criminal justice bill to ensure his voting record remained intact.
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She and her husband, André St. Amant, 56, a territory manager for a hardware company, bolted from the Philadelphia suburbs for Lambertville three years ago, after their youngest child left for college.
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When Republican leaders, who still maintained most of the power to nominate, chose Taft again, Teddy Roosevelt bolted from the party, running as a third-party candidate and splitting the GOP vote.
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TMZ broke the story ... the El Moussas separated after a bizarre incident earlier this year where Tarek bolted from their house with a gun, and Christina feared he was going to kill himself.
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President Trump bolted from the White House Wednesday afternoon aboard Marine One to make a trip that was unannounced, and shocked the Press Corps -- but turns out it's for a very somber occasion.
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But when Semere Abraha bolted from his convenience store's tiny office and saw his clerk, Mike Yohannes — who was taking cover behind the cash registers — he had no doubt that they were close by.
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Hundreds of panicked travelers and employees bolted from five of the nine main LAX passenger terminals, some pouring through security gates onto the tarmac and others out of ticketing and baggage areas into the street.
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The 17-year-old, identified as Antwon Rose, was shot three times after he "bolted" from a vehicle on foot during the stop, according to the Allegheny County Police Department, which is investigating the shooting.
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The 'Stros superstar bolted from all the drama in Texas this week to get in a sick island vacay with his smokin' hot GF -- proving no matter what's going down in Houston, he's still winning!!!
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Courteney was leaving Giorgio Baldi restaurant Thursday night in Santa Monica and ran into the photog who scooped up her 2 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels after they bolted from her Malibu mansion onto the PCH.
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Untested as a politician, the former investment banker was elected virtually by default in 2017, running an insurgent campaign after he had bolted from of the failing Socialist party, where he never quite fit in.
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He appears to have grown closer to Lieberman, whose nationalist Yisrael Beitenu party has bolted from Netanyahu's right-wing camp and sparked the unprecedented stalemate in Israeli politics that led to the multiple repeat elections.
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Buttigieg offered himself as a clean break from 2016 -- and a voice from the heart of Trump country who could speak to the concerns of the working-class voters who have bolted from the Democratic Party.
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He bolted from the Socialist government of Francois Mitterrand and founded his own "movement" a little more than a year ago, then stuck his finger in the eyes of the leaders of every other established party.
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On the flip side, some llamas aren't cut out for the job: The two notorious runaway llamas that escaped onto a highway near Phoenix in 2015 had bolted from a visit to an assisted-living residence.
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It's especially galling to Ben Ammar and Maerov that the directors they consider Weinstein loyalists bolted from the board when the scandal broke, and that Ziff, Jones and Sarnoff didn't sign the press release issued on Oct.
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One person suggested that the theory could explain why the pizza delivery guy, who bolted from the McCallister house when Kevin played a violent scene from "Angels with Filthy Souls," didn't call the police to report the shooting.
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It's a bond that has frayed since officers in April 2016 shot and killed Dazion Flenaugh, 40, after he bolted from a squad car, grabbed a pick ax and swung it, police said, according to CNN affiliate KTXL.
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But, according to official accounts, as deputies rolled up to arrest Harris after the alleged sale, Harris bolted from the vehicle and ran toward Bates' position where the two -- along with other officers -- tussled until Bates' fired his gun.
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Armed gunmen broke into Kim Kardashian's Paris apartment, taped her mouth shut and stole more than $10 million in jewelry and the emergency rippled quickly all the way to New York ... where Kanye bolted from the stage mid-concert.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Deputy who bolted from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as a gunman sprayed the building with bullets has just been sued by a group of parents and students ... claiming the deputy's inaction caused the carnage.
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"Rob Astorino is a conservative, conservative Republican who has identified with the Trump campaign," said Michael Edelman, a longtime political commentator who bolted from the Republican Party to become an independent three years ago amid the Tea Party revolution.
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But with Jose Altuve, George Springer and Dallas Keuchel already in the organization, Luhnow expanded the farm system, added veterans and built a team that won a wild card in 2015 and bolted from the pack early this season.
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But tensions are mounting; Iran has not yet bolted from the agreement or resumed its nuclear enrichment, but reports suggest Tehran may well stop abiding by some provisions in the JCPOA, particularly on research on advanced centrifuges, as payback against US sanctions.
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Orenstein makes an excellent case that all this will help (though it may not be easy: My own 13-year-old bolted from the room every time I tried to talk about this book with her and is probably in Nebraska by now).
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So far, Murphy has picked up a Golden Globe nomination, but Oscar voters may prove trickier to convince: They've nominated him only once before for a more dramatic role, in "Dreamgirls," and Murphy famously bolted from the ceremony when he didn't win.
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Officials say Morin was given the bag to watch by an associate of Charlo's ... and while she bolted from the club with the bag -- she did return it with the jewelry ... and appeared to try to do so even prior to being contacted by police.
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The setting was Pyeongchang, South Korea, where Vice President Mike Pence wouldn't stand last month when the unified Korean team entered the stadium -- and this was the same Pence who bolted from an NFL stadium last season when players didn't rise for the National Anthem.
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" This happened again in 1948, when Southerners bolted from the Democratic Convention over civil rights, and held their own Convention, as the Dixiecrat Party, whose platform included this statement: "We stand for the segregation of the races and the racial integrity of each race.
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As soon as the ball settled into the glove of the right-handed Bundy, he faced a choice: throw home to get Brett Gardner, who had bolted from third, or turn and fire to shortstop Manny Machado at second to start a 1-6-3 double play.
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As the cryptocurrency weakened and investors bolted from risk-sensitive assets, "it could easily look like a chart that looks like the S&P, because both had a parabolic move and then subsequently gave back some of these gains," Lee told CNBC's "Trading Nation " last week.
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It was the sound of his footsteps chasing behind me when I bolted from the table, racing up the front stairs and down the back, until at last he caught up and pinned me to a wall, his expression tangled in fury, hurling epithets with his crimson face inches from mine.
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They were so relieved that soon after the meeting several of McConnell and Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn's top leadership and health care aides joyfully bolted from their offices in the Capitol -- with supermarket-baked cookies and cakes in hand -- to celebrate the birthday of Eric Ueland, the bow-tied and cheerful staff director of the Senate Budget Committee who, like them, was deeply enmeshed in the intense and uncertain negotiations.
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Thompson became a leader in the Farmers Alliance and bolted from the Democrats to become a Populist.
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When Rickey refused, Hafey bolted from St. Louis' spring training camp. Rickey responded by trading Hafey to the last-place Cincinnati Reds.
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For Salinas, this had political benefits, since Camacho, having been passed over as the PRI presidential candidate, could have bolted from the party. With this important appointment, he was in the public limelight again.Castañeda, Perpetuating Power, p. 107.
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Is the key to how the murder room was locked and bolted from the inside to be found in a locked-room mystery novel plotted by Wilkie Collins? It takes Dr. Fell to sort out the lies and reveal the surprising truth.
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In 1997, he bolted from Lakas-NUCD and formed his own party he called PROMDI Party (Probinsya Muna Development Initiative). With Ismael Sueño as his running mate, he ran for the position of President in the 11-way presidential election but lost to Joseph Estrada.
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Additionally, the method of bolting may often be challenged. Many early sport routes were bolted on lead by the first ascender: a "traditional" approach. One could say that it became "sport" climbing when routes started to get bolted from the top (hanging on a rope).
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They noticed nothing, no one answered the door, and they were unable to enter the house since the doors were bolted from the inside. At 3:30 a.m., smoke and later fire was noticed coming from an upstairs bedroom window by neighbours and passers by. At 4:00 a.m.
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People walking along the street observed sparks jumping between their feet and the ground. Sparks sprang from water line taps when touched. Light bulbs within of the lab glowed even when turned off. Horses in a livery stable bolted from their stalls after receiving shocks through their metal shoes.
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A banked wall was also put on the final, fastest, corner of the oval. The Duesenbergs were fastest in practice, although it was said the Alfas had held back to conserve the cars. From the start, Kreis in his Duesenberg bolted from the second row into the lead.
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However, he maintained a certain independence politically, and bolted from the Republican party as a mugwump to support Grover Cleveland in 1884, and later in 1894. This independence may have cost him an appointment to the US Supreme Court."History and Traditions: Thomas M Cooley" www.law.umich.edu Retrieved January 8, 2012.
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Aguinaldo saw the folly and futility of a direct attack. He decided on another tack. Accompanied by Guillermo Samoy, he crept towards the gate of the estate house intent on prying it open or breaking it down. The gate, however, was securely bolted from the inside that the efforts of two proved puny and worthless.
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Originally called as "BARUG Team Rama", the party was formed in 2012 to support the candidacy of then Mayor Michael Rama, who bolted from Bando Osmeña – Pundok Kauswagan on June 2, 2011. The group was accredited as a political party by the Commission on Elections on 2018 and changed its name from "Barug Team Rama" to "Partido Barug".
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When Marcos bolted from the Liberals to the Nacionalistas to run as president in the 1965 election, Lim supported President Diosdado Macapagal of the rival Liberal Party. When Marcos won the election, Lim transferred to the Liberals. In 1970, Lim was elected to the 1971 constitutional convention. In 1973, Marcos appointed Lim to the Court of Appeals.
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Gérard held Georges Joseph Dufour's brigade in reserve. As the Bavarian foot soldiers bolted from both positions, they were set upon by Bordesoulle's cavalrymen. When some Allied cavalry tried to rescue the Bavarians, the French horsemen rode into them and chased them away. Next, the Iller Mobile Legion tried to intervene, only to be routed by the French recruits.
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Mitzi Cajayon is running under NUP bolted from Lakas-CMD, her opponents is Luis Asistio who became 2nd District representative from 1992 until 2001 and 2001 until 2004 and running under NPC. another is incumbent Vice Mayor Edgar Erice who became representative from 2001-2004 and running under Liberal. Other candidates are Carlos Cabochan of Kapatiran and independent Adoracion Garcia.
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The resulting explosions killed horses and guards. The robbers then began shooting at the various security men guarding the stagecoach, as well as those securing the square. Though the explosions had killed many of the guards and horses, one of the horses harnessed to the stagecoach was injured but still alive. The bleeding animal bolted from the scene pulling the stagecoach with it.
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Someone was testing to see if Kerrigan could actually save the world. Will had bolted from the courtroom when the sullanciri was allowed to speak. He suddenly realizes it is a distraction and runa to his room to try to protect his piece of the dragoncrown. When he arrives he finds the new Azure Spider trapped in Kerrigan's protective spells.
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Jerry Priddy bunted Stevens over to second. Next was Whitey Platt, and Paige threw an overhand server for a strike and one sidearm for another strike. Paige then threw his "Hesitation Pitch", which puzzled Platt and led him to throw his bat forty feet up the third base line. Browns manager Zack Taylor bolted from the dugout to talk to umpire Bill McGowan about the pitch.
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She claims that Father merely wants to sacrifice her life and Werner's to Franz's protection as she claims Father has done. When she suggests that the family is perhaps his jailer and well as his prisoner, Leni angrily gives Johanna the key to Franz's room. Johanna goes to the room and knocks, but receives no answer. The use of the key reveals that the door is bolted from the inside.
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The interior walls and ceilings were lined with roofing paper. The floors were covered with tin-plated sheet metal, the same material used for the roof. Solid wooden doors were insulated with rubber and bolted from the outside by heavy cross-bars. According to Stangl, a train transport of about 3,000 people could be "processed" in three hours. In a 14-hour workday, 12,000 to 15,000 people were killed.
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Roosevelt's poor grasp of legal issues particularly exasperated Hand. Despite overwhelming support for Roosevelt in the primaries and polls, the Republicans renominated the incumbent President Taft. A furious Roosevelt bolted from the party to form the Progressive Party, nicknamed the "Bull Moose" movement. Most Republican progressives followed him, including Hand. The splitting of the Republican vote harmed both Roosevelt's and Taft's chances of winning the November 1912 presidential election.
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Hollinger 2012, p. 46 Leo Rossi (who played Cliff "Scorpion" Albrect, the bystander), recalled the experience of Woody Brown (who played Danny, one of the rapists) following the filming of the scene, in which he bolted from the set and threw up in his trailer. Complex ranked the rape scene from the film #16 on its list of "The 53 Most Hard-To-Watch Scenes in Movie History".
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On March 22, 2000, after talking to News 12, John Fenrich suddenly bolted from an interview with police in his home, climbed on the roof, fired guns and begged police to shoot him after declaring "I'm a failure as a father.""Stepfather Kills Himself After Son is Found Dead," New York Times, March 23, 2000 After an eight-hour standoff, John Fenrich committed suicide by shooting himself in the head.
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When the traps rose for the final Russian Gun (normally a slow starter) bolted from the traps and that was that, the crowd knew there would be no catching him and he duly wrapped up an easy victory in 29.44. Dry Flash ran well for second place with the strong finishing Hurricane Bertie taking third place. It was to be the last Derby ever held at Harold's Cross.
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During the 1992 general elections, Senator Maceda was re-elected under the Nationalist People's Coalition, which was a faction that bolted from the Nacionalista Party, headed by former Tarlac Governor Danding Cojuangco. Placed sixth in the senatorial race, he took office for a third time and served from June 30, 1992, to June 30, 1998. In his third term, he served as senate president from 1996 to 1998.
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Later, Mulder explains to Scully that no species native to North America will attack a stronger member of its prey when there is a weaker target available. At the Asekoff residence, Bo becomes upset and begins barking. Mrs. Asekoff lets him outside but when she attempts to retrieve him, the dog refuses to budge. She turns around to discover that her door has been bolted from the inside.
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Alice agrees to play along with Danny's plan and lets him tie her back up. Later, while Vic is away again, Alice gets Danny to untie her and seduces him, managing to handcuff Danny to the bed. She tries to leave but finds the front door bolted from the inside and can't get out. She sees a mobile phone on the table and dials 999 but cannot tell the operator where she is.
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Roger and Baptiste are guided back home, again with their eyes blindfolded, but their homecoming is detected by an incensed Henriette, who tells them they were seen entering the chateau of the Turkish ambassador. This information solves the mystery of the chateau's location, and the mason and locksmith rush out crying, "They are saved!". When they find that the Turks have bolted from the embassy, then they set the prisoners are free.
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The dampers were actuated via rockers by pushrods from the front uprights. The detachable nose section incorporates the front wing which was bolted from the underside and sat proud of the nose itself. The engine is attached to the tub via studs and nuts and acted as a fully stressed member. The cooling system was configured in a similar manner to that of the Indycars Newey had designed prior to his involvement with Formula One.
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After announcement of the Lim-Moreno ticket, former Philippine National Police chief Avelino Razon announced that he had chosen Moreno as his running mate. After Moreno's announcement that he will run under Lim's banner, at least six councilors bolted from Asenso Manileño and went to Razon's side. Moreno eventually became a guest candidate in Razon's ticket, as his vice mayoral candidate. The primary issue for the upcoming campaign is the retention of the oil depots at Pandacan.
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Conservative fortunes were further hurt by the Conscription Crisis of 1917 when the federal Conservative government of Sir Robert Borden invoked conscription against the opposition of Quebec. This led to riots in the province. In 1933, Maurice Duplessis became leader of the Quebec Conservatives. The next year, the ruling Liberal party split when a group of nationalist Liberals dissatisfied with the government of Louis-Alexandre Taschereau bolted from the party to form the Action libérale nationale or ALN.
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On 18 August, he once again bolted from medical care to return to battle. Over the next few weeks, he scored 16 more victories before being crippled by a British bullet on 10 October 1917. With an arm at hazard of amputation, Berthold was rescued by his sister Franziska, who had the medical connections to place him under the care of a specialist. Bedridden until February 1918, Berthold returned to duty to command one of the world's first fighter wings.
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When the settlers arrive, they find the colony abandoned by the previous occupants, except for one body. They find a corpse hanging from a rope inside a small building, with the door bolted from the inside. The English governor sent with the settlers dismisses this as an intimidation tactic by the Spanish. The governor is forced to return to England to gather supplies, and names settler Ananias Dare (Adrian Paul) interim governor, backed with the strong arm of George Howe (Rhett Giles).
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After re-convening, most of the remaining Southern delegates, as well as some Northern delegates loyal to Buchanan, left the convention after losing a vote to re-seat the delegates that had bolted in Charleston. The remaining delegates nominated Douglas for president. Douglas preferred Alexander H. Stephens as his running mate, but left the decision to the remaining Southern delegates, who eventually picked former Governor Herschel Johnson of Georgia. The delegates who had bolted from the Charleston and Baltimore conventions met elsewhere in Baltimore.
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His support of President Johnson the previous year, however, lost him the support of the most die-hard segregationists, who bolted from the Democratic party to support William J. Story Jr., the candidate of the short-lived Virginia Conservative Party. Godwin's bid for governor in 1965 was endorsed by the local affiliates of both the NAACP and the AFL-CIO. Despite the third-party challenge, Godwin defeated Republican Linwood Holton (who would succeed him as governor in 1970) by a 48%-36% margin, with Story winning 13 percent of the vote.
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At dawn, the 6th Company of RIR 122 arrived in Quadrangle Support, after a fraught night march. Köstlin had received the order in the afternoon of 9 July and took the company back to Martinpuich for supplies and ammunition but the field kitchen draught horse bolted from a shell with the field kitchen. Ammunition took until after midnight to issue and then the company moved forward, with two machine-guns. Two guides had been sent back from the III Battalion but it was so dark that Köstlin went cross-country on a compass bearing.
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After Roosevelt lost the Republican nomination and bolted from the party to start the Progressive Party, Osborn still campaigned for him in Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma, yet not in Michigan. Osborn did not run for a second term and is to date the only governor of Michigan from the Upper Peninsula. Governor Osborn at his desk in his office. After his term as governor, Osborn traveled the world and came back for another attempt to become governor again and unseat his successor, Democrat Woodbridge Nathan Ferris, but was unsuccessful.
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The second semi was won by Ballymac Kewell beating Droopys Scholes and Big Freeze, the event favourite Premier Fantasy finished badly lame. In a competitive final Tims Crow bolted from the traps which effectively ended the hopes of Fire Height Dan who needed to lead but soon had to settle for an early third place position behind both Tims Crow and Droopys Scholes who also made a great start. The other three runners made poor starts, particularly favourite Rhincrew Seagal, although he did finish well. Tims Crow maintained his lead but ominously Droopys Scholes was within striking distance.
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After this incident, Upham was considered dangerous and was placed in solitary confinement. He was only allowed to exercise alone, while accompanied by two armed guards and while covered by a machine gun in a tower. Despite these precautions, Upham bolted from his little courtyard, straight through the German barracks and out through the front gate of the camp. The guard in the machine-gun tower later told other prisoners that he refrained from shooting Upham out of respect, and as he could see German soldiers coming up the road whom he expected to capture Upham.
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"Former Dodgers fan favorite Jay Johnstone dies at 74 after COVID-19 battle," The Los Angeles Times, September 28, 2020. During the Dodgers' 1982 Spring Training, Johnstone locked Lasorda inside his motel room by tying his doorknob to a palm tree. Once, during pre-game warm-ups, Johnstone climbed atop the Dodger dugout and, in full uniform, walked through the field boxes at Dodger Stadium to the concession stand and got a hot dog. Another time, he bolted from a taxicab on the gridlocked Golden State Freeway during a pregame traffic jam and began running in uniform toward the Stadium Way exit.
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As the progressive Republicans pulled apart from the conservatives in 1910–12, Longworth sided with the conservatives. When they bolted from the party in the 1912 election to support Theodore Roosevelt and establish their own party, Longworth, along with many of Roosevelt's closest political allies, remained firmly behind Republican standard-bearer President William Howard Taft. Longworth agreed more with Taft than Roosevelt on critical issues like an independent judiciary and support for business. As a result of the Republican Party rift, Longworth and his wife Alice found themselves on opposite sides of the divide in the fall campaign.
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Farloe Melody remained hot favourite for the 1992 Irish Greyhound Derby despite a qualifying round defeat; he then eased to two victories in the next two rounds. The second semi was taken by Sliding Away ahead off Superfine Darkie with the hampered Farloe Melody claiming third place and deservedly earning the remaining place in the final. On an extremely wet night Manx Treasure bolted from the traps and saw off the challenge of Farloe Melody at the third bend and then held off a late finish from Radical Prince. After the race Farloe Melody was retired to stud.
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He was introduced to Robert Blackwell, Specialty's house producer, and was signed to the label. In 1957, Little Richard was Specialty's biggest star, but bolted from rock and roll to pursue the ministry. Williams quickly was groomed by Blackwell to try to replicate his success. Using the same raw, shouting vocals and piano-driven intensity, Williams scored with a number of hit singles. Williams' three biggest successes were "Short Fat Fannie", which was his bestseller, reaching No. 5 in Billboard's pop chart, "Bony Moronie", which peaked at No. 14, and its flip "You Bug Me Baby" which made it to No. 45.
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During the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Finkel claims he was wounded early in the fighting and his horse bolted from the battle. After being nursed back to health, he traveled to St. Louis, then settled in Columbia County, Washington. Over the next 40 years, he amassed a significant estate as a farmer in the town of Dayton and came to be regarded as one of Dayton's "pioneers". Sometime around 1920, he began telling companions that he survived the Battle of the Little Bighorn, and for the next several years recounted his alleged experiences in the battle.
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At the time of the Battle of the Little Bighorn he was second sergeant of C Company of the 7th Cavalry under the command of Tom Custer. Finkel claimed that, early in the battle, both he and his horse were shot, and the horse bolted from the battle site with Finkel still riding. After riding for several days, Finkel left his already dying horse and continued on foot. He came upon a white man cutting wood outside his cabin; the man initially demanded Finkel leave at gunpoint but, when Finkel fell unconscious in front of him, he took him into his cabin.
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Within another two weeks four additional House seats moved to the GOP as four self- styled conservatives bolted from the Democrats to the GOP just after being re- elected. Over the four-year term that followed another Democrat in the Senate would switch to being Republican as well as two more Democrat House members joining the GOP. Also, in the 2010 general election Republicans swept all statewide races electing Robert J. Bentley as Governor and Kay Ivey defeating the Democrat incumbent in the Lieutenant Governor's race. Republicans have won seven of the last eight governors races dating back to 1986.
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Many Democrats resigned to their fate and accepted the choice of Tillman, but a few hardcore Conservatives bolted from the convention to form a Straightout Democrat ticket. They met on October 9 in Columbia and nominated A.C. Haskell as their choice for governor along with a full statewide ticket. The delegates wore red shirts to evoke memories of the Straightout Democrat victory in the 1876 gubernatorial election. Most of the newspapers in the state disagreed with the decision of the Conservatives to adopt a separate statewide ticket and even Wade Hampton refused to vote for the Straightout ticket.
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Liberal Republican Party Convention May 1872 Dissatisfaction over the Grant administration, his appointments of family and friends, corruption at the New York Customs House, and his attempt to annex Santo Domingo, led many reformers to seek new leadership. Grant's prosecution of the Ku Klux Klan alienated former Republican allies, who believed civil service reform should have priority over civil rights of blacks. In 1870, Senator Carl Schurz of Missouri, a German immigrant, bolted from the regular Republican Party. After Cox resigned office the same year, many reformers believed that Grant was incapable of reforming civil service.
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Nevertheless, in seventh heaven now, Viola discards any ideas of continuing her association with Johnnie Wrighton, a friendly young man who has obviously fallen in love with her but whom she considers definitely beneath her as he is the son of ordinary farmers. On Christmas Eve, six months after having bolted from Shepherd's Delight, Clementine Kemble makes a surprise appearance at The Old Vicarage. Looking out of the window, the Kembles see a beautiful woman clad in mink alighting from a London taxi, her baggage in tow. Only gradually does Harry Kemble accept it when his wife informs him that she has made up her mind to stay for good now.
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Bando Osmeña – Pundok Kauswagan (), commonly known as BO–PK or BOPK, is a local political party based in Cebu City, Philippines. It is a political party run by the Osmeña family of Cebu since 1987 when Tomas Osmeña first ran for mayor of Cebu City. Although not a registered political party with the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), it has been used by Osmeña and his allies since 1998 when he ran with Alvin Garcia as vice mayor. In 2012, then Vice Mayor Michael Rama bolted from the party and created his own group named as Barug Team Rama, which was later changed to Partido Barug upon its registration in COMELEC.
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The government coerced the Sindicato de Trabajadores Petroleros de la República Mexicana, the union that represented the oil workers at PEMEX, to accept Gustavo Roldán Vargas as its new leader in 1949. Likewise, Jesús Carrasco was imposed on the Miners and Metal Workers Union (the SNTMMSRM) in 1950. These heavy-handed efforts did not always go unopposed: when the government installed Carrasco as the head of the SNTMMSRM, a number of locals bolted from the union to form the National Miners Union. When a strike broke out at the Nueva Rosita coal mine in 1950, the employer forced local businesses to refuse to sell food to the strikers.
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President Fidel V. Ramos, co-founder of Lakas-NUCD. Lakas ng Tao was formed in December 1991 for the 1992 elections as retired General and then-Defense Secretary Fidel V. Ramos and former Cebu Governor Emilio Mario R. Osmeña were running for president and vice-president, respectively. It was also formed when Ramos bolted from the Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP; Struggle of Democratic Filipinos), after he had lost in the bid for the presidential nomination of that party to Speaker Ramon Mitra. The party was formed out of two parties: Ramos's Partido Lakas ng Tao (People Power Party) and the National Union of Christian Democrats (NUCD) of Raul Manglapus.
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The party nominated former President Martin Van Buren for president in the 1848 presidential election 1848 cartoon for Van Buren Led by John Van Buren, the Barnburners bolted from the 1848 Democratic National Convention after the party nominated a ticket consisting of Senator Lewis Cass of Michigan and former Congressman William O. Butler of Kentucky; Cass and Butler had both opposed the Wilmot Proviso.Wilentz (2005) pp. 615–616 Shortly after the Democrats nominated Cass, a group of Whigs made plans for a convention of anti-slavery politicians and activists in the event that the 1848 Whig National Convention nominated General Zachary Taylor of Louisiana for president.Holt (1999), p.
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The Party was founded in 1992 after some members of the Nacionalista Party led by then Rizal Governor Isidro Rodriguez bolted from the Nacionalista Party after some disagreements with Nacionalista party leader then Vice President Salvador Laurel in preparation for the 1992 presidential elections. Members of the civil society including the business sector who called themselves as "Friends of Danding" invited business tycoon Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco, a former associate of longterm authoritarian president Ferdinand Marcos, to run as president and Senator Joseph Estrada as vice president. Cojuangco lost the presidential race, finishing third while Estrada taking away the Vice Presidency by landslide.NPC Party History NPC website Retrieved December 17, 2006.
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After a long and acrimonious fight, the convention adopted a platform favoring Douglas's conception of popular sovereignty and rejecting a federal slave code. Seven Southern delegation chairmen walked out on the convention in reaction to the party platform. After Southern leaders bolted from the convention, Caleb Cushing, a Buchanan ally who had won election as chair of the convention, ruled that the presidential ballot would require a two-thirds majority of all delegates (including the bolters), meaning that the nominee would have to win support from five-sixths of the delegates present. After fifty-seven ballots, all of which Douglas led, the convention adjourned with plans to reconvene in June in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Referring to these defeated politicians as the "Lady Dog Members", The Hawaiian Star reported "all went down to defeat on their Lady-Dog record". During this same election, Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole, who bolted from the Home Rule Party with many of his followers to join the Republicans, defeated Wilcox for the position of Hawaii's delegate to Congress, resulting in the decline of the Home Rule Party and allowing the Republicans to gain the upper hand. A second county bill was passed by the 1903 legislature and approved by Governor Dole, forming Maui County and four other counties on the main Hawaiian Islands. The first local territorial elections for the county boards of Maui and the other counties were held on November3.
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In December 1991, Ramos declared his candidacy for President. However, he lost the nomination of the then-dominant party Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino (LDP) to House Speaker Ramon Mitra, Jr. Days later, he bolted from the party LDP and cried foul and founded his own party, the Partido Lakas Tao (People Power Party), inviting Cebu Governor Emilio Mario Osmeña to be his running mate as his Vice Presidential candidate. The party formed a coalition with the National Union of Christian Democrats (NUCD) of Senator Raul Manglapus and the United Muslim Democrats of the Philippines (UMDP) of Ambassador Sanchez Ali. Ramos and Osmeña, together with Congressman (later House Speaker) Jose de Venecia, campaigned for economic reforms and improved national security and unity.
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The vehicles continued to operate in the role of a light tank and reconnaissance vehicle, and not as designed in theater. Still, the M113 could carry 11 infantrymen inside, with two crewmen operating it. Interior of an M113 at the American Armored Foundation Museum in Danville, Virginia, July 2006 The U.S. Army, after berating the South Vietnamese for flouting battle doctrine, came out with their own ACAV version. This more or less standardized ACAV kit included shields and a circular turret for the .50-caliber M2 machine gun in the track commander (TC) position, two M60 machine guns with shields for the left and right rear positions, and "belly armor"—steel armor bolted from the front bottom extending 1/2 to 2/3 of the way towards the bottom rear of the M113.
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These heavy-handed efforts did not always go unopposed: when the government installed Carrasco as the head of the SNTMMSRM, a number of locals bolted from the union to form the National Miners Union. When a strike broke out at the Nueva Rosita mine in 1950, the employer prevailed on local businesses to refuse to sell food to the strikers while the government declared martial law in the area, arresting the leaders of the strike, seizing the union's treasury and barring all meetings. The government used similar tactics in 1959, nationalizing the rail industry, firing thousands of strikers and sentencing union leaders to more than ten years in prison for leading a strike. The CTM approved these and other measures to isolate or eliminate independent unions or insurgent movements.
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Munsey became directly involved in presidential politics when former President Theodore Roosevelt announced his candidacy to challenge his hand-picked successor President William Taft for the landmark 1912 Republican Party nomination for the presidency. Munsey and George W. Perkins provided the financial backing for Roosevelt's campaign leading up to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. When Roosevelt supporters bolted from the convention, Munsey was one of the most outspoken critics of what were labeled as "corrupt proceedings" and announced that Roosevelt would run at the head of a new party. His encouragement and offer of financial backing led to the formation of the Progressive Party, which acquired the nickname of the "Bull Moose Party" (from TR's quotation that "I'm as strong as a bull moose", when questioned about his age after previously becoming the youngest president upon McKinley's assassination, serving almost two terms as president) then nominated Roosevelt for president.
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The Socialist Party of Minnesota (from 1899 to 1902 the Social Democratic Party of Minnesota; from 1903 to 1913 the Public Ownership Party of Minnesota) was the state affiliate of the Springfield faction of the Social Democratic Party of America, the Socialist Party of America, and finally the Socialist Party USA in the U.S. state of Minnesota. The state organization was established in 1899, when the Kangaroo faction bolted from the Socialist Labor Party of America in support of the American Federation of Labor and opposition to the internal regime of the SLP under Daniel DeLeon. Its initial electoral appearances were unimpressive, but it began to grow rapidly after 1905, and eventually became, together with the organizations in Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Oregon, North Dakota, Washington, New York, etc., one of the Socialist Party's stronger state organizations—even to the point where, in 1912, half of all of the counties carried by Eugene V. Debs were in Minnesota.
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Immediately after the man left, when the police visited Bhababhushan, they found the doors bolted from inside and noticed smell of burning paper. After Ananta's arrest, a search made of the latter's belongings led to important discoveries: whereabouts of the absconding associates of Jatindranath Mukherjee such as Atulkrishna Ghose and Nolinikanta Kar, "two dangerous and important absconders", Ashutosh Ray and Anukul Mukherjee of Rodda's Theft case, Gopendra Ray, Ashutosh Lahiri; notes on Abinash Chandra Chakravarti, the ex-munsiff of Pabna and Monghyr, Jyotish Pal of the Balasore case, "32 Haritakibagan, 10 Abhoy Haldar's Lane, the headquarters of the Sibpur gang... Enquiries in Bengal showed that the youth was known as a member of the gang and was in close touch with Makhan Ghose, Atul Ghose, Nolini Kanta Kar, Debendra Chaudhuri of the Jajpur dakaiti case and Jatin Mukherjee, and that he had been lost sight of." Ananta and his brother Jatin Haldar had been in close touch with Jatindranath Mukherjee. After Ananta's visit, Bhababhushan warned Mani Basu through Santi Bakshi that there would be a search.
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