However, we usually think of people brawling — not mice.
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The two guards walk out the door, ignoring the brawling.
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Trump's nakedly provocative brawling style is also built on precedents.
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Turkish security is visible from Erdogan's vehicle brawling with protesters.
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In his indie days, he was a brawling, ranting marvel.
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But in New Jersey, the brawling has been notably quiet.
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This once brawling seaport has changed a lot since then.
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A whole lot of drinking and a whole lot of brawling.
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Thankfully, however, the former brawling castmates no longer have bad blood.
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Dennehy's brawling patriarch isn't far removed from Brad Pitt's stoic 1950s
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The bar, sadly, is our brawling country — and others like it.
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In this era of hyper-partisan brawling, that makes them almost exotic.
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A boozy, brawling sort, he's basically her soulmate, God help them both.
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Props to 50 though for trying to calm down the brawling fans.
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Protector of children Thankfully, St. Nicholas, was known for more than brawling.
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The journalist lost the lawsuit over the article about the brawling brothers.
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Things can get wild when multiple wrestlers begin brawling outside the ring.
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Even before the election, food luminaries had started brawling over President Obama's legacy.
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You can specialize any of them toward ranged combat or up-close brawling.
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The event raised issues of wealth distribution, but descended into chaos and brawling.
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Security cameras also showed it brawling with a man near a swimming pool.
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The two men appreciate one another's no-holds-barred style of political brawling.
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The Russians also embraced the English's passion for blackout drinking and drunken brawling.
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But in recent years several cases of bullying and brawling have come to light.
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But the past week's outbreak of internecine brawling underlines a raft of unresolved tensions.
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Videos emerged of people brawling in Starbucks stores to get their hands on one.
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The match-up meshes Masvidal's brawling, TV-friendly style against Usman's expertise on the mat.
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I doubt he's brawling to defend political correctness, but I have already retconned this plot.
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Social media are awash with videos of shoppers plundering supermarkets and brawling with each other.
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Both wanted a bruising, brawling win in the main event of Warren's "Heavy Duty" show.
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Videos taken from different angles show the two sides brawling, and someone using chemical spray.
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I told my wife that Kate seemed wounded when I suggested that we stop brawling.
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Instead, they ended up brawling in fights that critics say prison workers deliberately set up.
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Sometimes, this means organizing demonstrations against them; other times, it means brawling in the streets.
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Both are colorful takes on a science fiction future filled with fantastical creatures and brawling heroes.
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The brawling may be old-school and repetitious, for instance, but it's also deep and addictive.
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When the bill first came to parliament, troops had to pull brawling politicians off each other.
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" In relation to its Australian strategy, Brawling characterised Amazon's motto as "your margin is our opportunity.
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He "partially blocked" the mountain lion with his forearms, started brawling with it, and scrambled away.
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He kind of looked like an asshole, and he was a burly type built for brawling.
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Men, on the other hand, need iron because they lose so much blood fighting and brawling.
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Djokovic brawling against Nadal for the 53rd time — Djokovic leads, 27-25 — is expected to scintillate.
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Oh the crows and the vultures above his head Were brawling already over this live carrion.
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It was essentially just brawling on the street and community members trying to protect each other.
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He was suspended after brawling with the Houston Rockets in the second game of the season.
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It's an interesting twist ... considering there's clear video of Drita and Bratti brawling on Bratti's doorstep.
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Recently, I actually fell asleep during a scene where two of the main characters were literally brawling.
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Related: Bangkok's Brawling Students Are a Threat to Public Health It was reported as a tragic accident.
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One of its former members, Mick Mulvaney, is employing its brawling tactics as the president's budget director.
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Not to mention brawling footballers, pie hogs, napkin thieves and guests who don't help with the dishes.
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Instead, the album is a brawling collection of scuzzy, yet precise street blues and freaky, often twisted imagery.
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For fans of brawling between multinational tech companies it seems as though this fight is far from over.
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But once it does, there is much to enjoy in this big, brawling ruck of an action movie.
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The gorges were silvered with lush olive groves that owed their fertility to brawling streams, thin as ribbons.
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The two were still brawling as the final seconds ticked down and the fight went to the scorecards.
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Nobody running for Congress this year has been indicted for brawling at a club full of naked women.
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Brawling with bandanna-clad antifas may seem romantic to some disaffected young men, but being mocked by clowns?
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They argue that Mr. Trump's brawling approach is what got him elected, and what will secure his base.
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Naturally, this brawling was condemned by both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, among others from across the political spectrum.
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The first new play set is called Marvel Battlegrounds, and it adds arcade-style multiplayer brawling to the game.
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And, by being stripped down to its concrete bones, it has become the perfect setting for the brawling art.
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While it ostensibly exists to promote regional priorities, it often serves as a cross-border forum for political brawling.
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Even sitting still, the GT-R vibrates and hums like the brawling supercar killer it was born to be.
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He learned his first lessons about fighting by brawling with the soldiers' sons, who used racial slurs about Pakistanis.
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Some of his brawling, working-class kin are alcoholics, and some are abusers; nearly all are feisty beyond measure.
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And we're not just talking about two corgis fighting—ten of her dogs were brawling when she entered the fray.
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Then she essentially took a brawling internship with Sandor "The Hound" Clegane (Rory McCann) and Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie).
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In the NHL's brawling days, he didn't back down, fighting at least nine times in five years with the Rangers.
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One of the rapper's security guards thought wiser of it, and quickly hauled him away, but the fans kept brawling.
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But it could also just push the political brawling down a level, so that every appellate nomination becomes a bloodsport.
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But every time they do show up, you're guaranteed a wild time complete with brawling, booze, and Olympic-level seduction.
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Cyber attacks shut down media and party websites on Sunday, though alleged brawling at polling stations was denied by police.
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Slice went on to become a YouTube sensation, a knockout artist who attracted internet fame for his bare-knuckle brawling.
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The claim that Khashoggi was killed while brawling with 85033 men dispatched from Saudi Arabia is not at all credible.
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Tourists began visiting to see the brawling East Branch of the Penobscot River, remote trout pond and moose-rich bogs.
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Bell's identity isn't fixed to one gender: She's both the brawling, boozing detective and the tough-talking, naggingly concerned mother.
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It harkens back to the simple, straightforward brawling that still holds some folks' hearts in a warm grip of nostalgia.
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That gameplay is nowhere as tight as a proper 3D Zelda: it forgives a much more brawling, button-mashing style.
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There is absolutely no gambling, no drugs, no brawling between patrons, nothing that could bring officials' wrath, Mr. Shi said.
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The melee was insane -- the club's rep says the attackers were swinging chairs and brawling with club and casino staffers.
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Like brawling boxers at a weigh-in, the two sides have since been unable to restrain themselves from a premature scrap.
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Most of Southern Charm's most tumultuous moments have often come from Kathryn Dennis brawling and her off-again boyfriend Thomas Ravenel.
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Its distinct combination of tense crime drama, quirky writing, and classic brawling action never garnered a huge audience in the West.
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They said that after initial brawling with the group they were again confronted by Cavaco which is when they beat him.
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There's a great deal of Batman brawling mixed into its DNA, along with the traversal that Insomniac Games perfected with Sunset Overdrive.
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One young white man carrying the black and white flag of Odinism started brawling with counterprotesters even as his own comrades retreated.
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Decades ago one such youngster was Martin McGuinness, who graduated from Bogside brawling to become one of the IRA's most feared leaders.
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During a 2005 panel discussion in San Diego, Mattis once said that he enjoyed "brawling" and enjoyed killing the enemy in war.
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TMZ Sports has obtained footage showing Dallas Cowboys defensive captain Tyrone Crawford brawling INSIDE a Florida bar ... destroying several giant security guys.
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The Griggs boys are living on borrowed time and the money from small-time scams, theft, and betting on bare-knuckle brawling.
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But take the wrong step—pissing off the standing queen or brawling at the wrong bar—and you'll see a quick death.
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Bautista might have his bat flip down to an insanely beautiful art form, but thems some brawling hands Odor's got on him.
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Keemstar has himself been caught on camera threatening people with violence, brawling at gaming conferences, and calling black gamers the N-word.
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There is an "apache dance" [in which the partners seem to be brawling], a form that was very popular in the 1920s.
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If a woman wanted to fight, she learned to say "this is a place of business" instead of brawling then and there.
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The next day, the rally quickly devolved into shoving and brawling as the marchers yelled racist taunts and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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The company, based in San Diego, is also brawling with Apple, a major client, over royalties that it collects on mobile gadgets.
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How she got that way is never really explained, any more than the source of Kate's "irksome, brawling" nature is in Shakespeare.
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"Only way to earn respect in Trumpworld is to brawl and he is brawling," said one source close to the White House.
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Yes, it underscores his bullying tactics but also proves less interesting than high-stakes brawling with the Obama administration or Murdoch's Australian aides.
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Police say the brawling patrons turned on Reid when he tried intervening and that they continued attacking him even after he'd stopped breathing.
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For one thing, its gathering of desperate, lonely men is far more socially acceptable than the bare-knuckle brawling group in Fight Club.
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This country -- this big, boisterous, brawling, intemperate, restless, striving, daring, beautiful, bountiful, brave, good and magnificent country -- needs us to help it thrive.
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Ibn Ali Miller hasn't just become an Internet sensation for talking sense into 2 brawling teenagers, he's also been honored by city officials.
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But, following this advice will mould you into the brawling badass you always wanted to be without earning a real-life black eye.
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For if, as some have argued, dinner parties heralded the dawn of civilization, in this brawling era they might soon hasten its end.
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The debate itself provided few of the big, brawling moments that Trump and the other candidates had produced in early face-offs. Rep.
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This country – this big, boisterous, brawling, intemperate, restless, striving, daring, beautiful, bountiful, brave, good and magnificent country – needs us to help it thrive.
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The only people he refused to serve were the drunk, the foulmouthed, and the brawling, whom he personally threw out on their ears.
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It was non-stop brawling over everything from the wedding budget to figuring out where we&aposd go to church after we got married.
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The incident was one in a string of bizarre arrests this year ... from allegedly assaulting a pool store clerk, to brawling with a teenager.
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From the trailer above, it looks like Mutants in Manhattan will keep up the studio's reputation for fast-paced brawling and stylish, chaotic visuals.
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"What a privilege it is to serve this big, boisterous, brawling, intemperate, striving, daring, beautiful, bountiful, brave, magnificent country," McCain said on Monday night.
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But rather than brawling as he infamously did after his win over McGregor, Nurmagomedov instead embraced UFC president Dana White to celebrate his victory.
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At 7:30 AM, around the time the neighborhood cats take their repose after a long night of brawling by my window, I stirred.
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UNITED NATIONS — In my nearly three years covering the United Nations Security Council, I have seen the Russians and Americans brawling rhetorically many times.
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What's interesting about zebrafish brawling is that it doesn't just keep happening every time a couple of males are in proximity to one another.
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Pedroza — a smart, brawling attacker nicknamed El Alacrán, or the Scorpion — had a reputation for getting stronger in the later rounds of a fight.
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In Hulu's "Reprisal," Abigail Spencer plays a woman on an implacable mission in a Southern gothic tale of brawling gangs and tender male pride.
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He's a master technician who takes calculated risks, and would rarely, if ever, be found brawling in the slugfests that go down in boxing history.
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Capturing Edison and Tesla's creative genius poses a formidable challenge, but the bare-knuckled corporate brawling should be a lot more fun than it is.
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Renewed fighting in the Russian-backed breakaway regions, however, suggests that Moscow seeks to further destabilize the Kiev government, already wobbly from internal political brawling.
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Played by Gary Young, Cho, an exiled Chinese scholar in Scotland, is brawling inside a pub with a tavern wench who claims he stiffed her.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is also conducting its own investigation into Russia, which has notably been absent from the partisan brawling over the House's inquiry.
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It's similar to the Batman: Arkham series type of brawling that's heavy on quick combos and clever gadgets like bombs and bullets made of web.
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Nick Carter's battery charge for brawling with a bouncer in the Florida Keys could be wiped from his record if he keeps his nose clean.
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In Veracruz, voters may opt for neither of the brawling cousins and choose instead the candidate of the hard-left Morena party, Cuitláhuac García Jiménez.
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"Bruce Lee: A Life" by Matthew Polly is the first in-depth account of Lee's journey from a street-brawling teenager to a global icon.
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The free-flowing beer made public drunkenness, brawling, and vagrancy a persistent problem in the town, which officially has a population of just 14 people.
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Instead of rallying the world, as it has in the past on major challenges, the U.S. is brawling with other countries affected by the crisis.
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After his football career ended, Robbins was arrested several times for violent crimes -- including attacking a security guard and brawling with police in Miami Beach.
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Kitti appeared in both 'Surviving R. Kelly' docs, and tells us even though Azriel and Joycelyn were brawling, they could ultimately end up being allies.
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There was also Joey Gibson, head of right-wing Patriot Prayer, of the Pacific Northwest, who is currently facing felony charges for brawling with antifa.
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His own longtime Southern-rock jam band has a gravity to match either of them, with brawling, distorted riffs and lyrics full of bleak insight.
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Assuming he shows up for presidential debates next fall, whoever emerges from the Democratic race will have to deal with the President's brawling, outlandish style.
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This week's UFC Fight Pass "main event" sees brawling Brit Ross Pearson's take on crafty Canuck Chad Laprise in a battle of The Ultimate Fighter winners.
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President Donald Trump is brawling with Chinese President Xi Jinping over trade, and the latest victims in their tariff squabble are prospective Tesla owners in China.
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A teenage roustabout whose reputation for drinking and brawling plagued him well into adulthood, he was about 16 when he starred in "The Goonies," a smash.
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You could see Khabib brawling in the crowd with Conor's pal, Dillon Danis -- one of the guys who was with Conor when he attacked the bus.
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No one cared about Blake Carrington's business troubles, but Krystle and Alexis brawling in the lily pond—that was worth skipping past a football game for.
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Feral Rites, meanwhile, is described as a sort of cross between Zelda and God of War, with lots of puzzle solving and brawling with feral monsters.
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Kimbo Slice, whose popular street brawling videos on YouTube led to a widely followed career in professional mixed martial arts, died on Monday in Margate, Fla.
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Hof acknowledges Trump's agenda has hit roadblocks on Capitol Hill, and that the transition from brawling businessman to member of a legislative body wouldn't be easy.
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A fight in another part of Maryland shows a customer brawling with employees behind the counter, and getting a bunch of flour dumped on his sweatshirt.
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This common model organism also happens to feature a chip on its shoulder, and, indeed, recent years have seen intense research interest in zebrafish brawling behaviors.
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Fights in public and private The reality was the partisan brawling sparked by the memos was a product of months of tension bubbling under the surface.
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The video footage, which showed Erdoğan's security detail ignoring D.C. metro police and brawling with protesters, caused an international sensation and brought controversy to Trump's fledgling presidency.
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Bajor took a different approach to the fight in the second round and looked to take the fight to the mat instead of brawling on the feet.
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And there was also a lot of unpaid—and unfavorable—booze advertising around the tournament already, with drunk fans brawling in the streets in cities throughout France.
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Trump's brawling tongue also obliterated -- at least for now -- the potential of the GOP's next generation of political rock stars, "Lyin" Ted Cruz and "Little" Marco Rubio.
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A bunch of rival fans started brawling in the stands at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City Thursday night -- with people getting thrown down the bleachers ... it's gnarly.
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Dozens of mallgoers can be seen surrounding the brawling duo, with some in the crowd participating in the fight as security guards attempt to calm the situation.
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The NYPD on Monday also published a tweet with video from the clashes, which occurred on Manhattan's Upper East Side, showing "Proud Boys" brawling with the protesters.
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Videos posted online document chaotic scenes inside a Delta Airlines flight as it incurred seven hours of delays, which saw police called to stop frustrated passengers brawling.
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Over the weekend, an off-duty federal police official opened fire in the direction of a man he was brawling with at Rio Scenarium, a downtown nightclub.
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Onita grew up in Nagasaki, and while he loved wrestling (particularly the hard-brawling Terry Funk), he seemed likely to go into the family business of textiles.
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You take off on a loosely Zelda-style adventure, solving simple environmental puzzles solving with your growing arsenal of abilities and plenty of hack-and-slash brawling.
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In a riveting article, Adam profiled a journalist in Italy, Alessandro Biancardi, who lost a legal battle to preserve an article about a pair of brawling brothers.
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But D'Souza eventually determined that intellectuals couldn't effect political change, so the once marginal right-wing egghead remade himself into a brawling, even more right-wing activist.
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Two North Carolina girls' softball teams are now banned from future tournaments after their parents and fans were caught brawling over apparently questionable calls made by an umpire.
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We got Berto at LAX and he told our guy he's not a fan of geriatric brawling ... advising both guys to cool it before they break a hip.
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There's still nothing quite like Yakuza's blend of Final Fantasy-esque JRPG with Streets of Rage-style brawling, and the overdue visual upgrade helps the formula hold up.
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"There seems to be a spirit of fight manifested throughout these contests," judge Thomas F. Miller observed while hearing a football brawling case in the city's police court.
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McInnes' resignation came after nine of his members were arrested for violently brawling with protesters in New York City, following his speaking appearance at the Metropolitan Republican Club.
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The Proud Boys themselves have been kicked off major payment processing platforms after a group of their members was arrested by the NYPD for street brawling with protesters.
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On Thursday, Amazon presented three new games it is developing, including a fantasy brawling game called Breakaway, that weave features from Twitch more deeply into the gaming experience.
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Police in Australia on Saturday reminded the public that the situation "isn't 'Mad Max,'" a post-apocalyptic dystopia, after shoppers were videoed brawling over toilet paper in Sydney.
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Melanie: Given all the bitter, partisan brawling we've seen throughout the impeachment battle, I was shocked when several Republican senators actually put down their swords to praise Rep.
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Food becomes scarcer, and if the large, sub-adult males are forced to wander, they're using up valuable energy, brawling with more dominant males as they move upstream.
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Starting around 1606, it was the home of Queen Anne's Men, whose raucous spectators, sometimes provoked by what they saw onstage, often wound up in court for brawling.
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Theirs is a post-apocalyptic meet-cute that morphs from yet another riff on Frankenstein's monster into a sitcom-y father-and-daughter duet, plus brawling and exposition.
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The fall shows began in the brawling aftermath of the New Hampshire primary and ended in the shadow of the South Carolina Republican primary and the Nevada Democratic caucus.
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Corker then said the same thing to Trump, adding that he considered himself better suited for a cabinet position — say, Treasury or State Department — than as Trump's brawling mate.
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In this show's catalog, the art historian Patrizia Cavazzini provides a bulging register of artists brawling in taverns, and even, after Caravaggio's example, indulging in a little light murder.
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Bringing you, the good people of wherever it is you live, the buffoonery, brawling, imbibing, public fornication, roguishness, and general lunacy that tailgating at The Ralph had to offer.
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That's why this boozing, brawling comedy with its undertone of dread is one of the rare Christmas plays that may be more advisable at any other time of year.
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For my wife, who grew up with a younger sister and two immigrant Irish parents, there was no brawling among kids, no lamps crashing in her Bronx living room.
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The utter inability of the two bullying chief executives to stop brawling with rivals and lawmakers and blaming the media led to existential crises in San Francisco and Washington.
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Justin Bieber had a busy week brawling in nightclubs and getting his face tattooed, so it's refreshing to see that he took a little time to be one with nature.
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While the league acknowledges it has lost fans who came strictly for the brawling, it believes that for many, fighting is merely an accessory to a physical brand of hockey.
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Mikhail Lomonosov coined the term "physical chemistry," was an early advocate of the existence of atoms, and wrote poetry to get himself out of prison after being arrested for brawling.
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Whether you specialize in a long-running series like Street Fighter or newer titles like BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, Evo is the Super Bowl of virtual hand-to-hand brawling.
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The date explains that the women began a fistfight and were separated by the other manager, at which point they each grabbed knives from other tables and began brawling again.
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The attack came after the rally in this Virginia college town had descended into chaos — with violent brawling between attendees and counterdemonstrators — and authorities had forced the crowd to disband.
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During a day of bitter partisan brawling, protests and anger, Kavanaugh's chances appeared to improve on Thursday, as senators read through an FBI supplementary background check on the judge's past.
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Deal Professor Arconic, the aerospace and automotive parts manufacturer formerly known as Alcoa, is brawling with Paul Singer's hedge fund, the activist Elliott Management, which owns 13 percent of Arconic.
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On Saturday, the children of another member of Parliament, Zaheer Sadat, a doctor from the Panjshir Valley with a history of brawling, got into a fight with the neighbor's children.
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Brouwer's eccentric paintings of brawling, puking tavern regulars were discreetly prized by van Dyck, Rembrandt, Hals, and many discerning collectors at the time; Rubens himself owned more than a dozen.
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Two members of the Proud Boys, a neo-fascist street-fighting gang, will spend four years in prison for brawling with protesters on the Upper East Side of Manhattan last year.
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The "chess board" playing field is merely decorative: Once a round begins, the AI-controlled heroes immediately start brawling without reference to the neat columns and rows they were placed on.
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Soon after the expansion, Mora-Blanco found herself debating a flagged video that appeared to show a group of students standing in a circle with two boys brawling in the middle.
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Instead of brawling inside, as he is known to do, Canelo landed nearly seven jabs per round, compared to just 3.8 per frame over his previous eight fights, according to CompuBox.
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Our fearless junkyard dog, the one we were afraid to take to dog parks and who was expelled from more than one kennel for brawling, grew clingy and afraid to roam.
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Trump wanted to punch back — it was what he did; and in Lewandowski's view, the candidate's brawling, politically incorrect impulses were what had made him the front-runner to begin with.
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An emergency M.T.A. board meeting last Friday to discuss overtime turned into a series of brawling arguments between union representatives and Lawrence Schwartz, an ally of the governor on the board.
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His mother could blame herself all she wanted — for her pregnancy at 17, her marriage to a brawling lout on permanent disability, her low-paying job and life of dispiriting sameness.
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They do not deserve to see the very people vying for the highest office in our land to be brawling and swearing and adopting a scorched-earth approach to this election.
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Season 1's Daredevil was a random, far-from-invincible dude (who was, granted, blessed with superhuman senses) brawling in a do-rag and some low-budget Under Armour knockoff tee.
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Reforms also continually collide with a culture of ground-pounding infantry fighters that despite the efforts of some in the leadership, embrace a tradition of brawling, hard-drinking and sexual exploits.
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What might be called the Court of Putin — the top 40 to 50 people in the Kremlin and their oligarch allies — will spend the next presidential term brawling over that future.
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No longer: Violent fans are found all over the continent, and the Marseille clashes proved that the Russians are now as good as anybody when it comes to soccer-related brawling.
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Photo: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)After a false start chasing a reported assault on the Grand Central Parkway, Adam hears a local precinct responding to an unconfirmed fight: ten people brawling with knives.
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Its brawling abilities might be why the Tosa is not just restricted in parts of the United States, but it is also banned in more than a dozen nations around the world.
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After an interminable bout of partisan brawling, international intrigue, accusations of fraud, outright racism, and allegations of sexual assault, the long run to the United States' 2016 general election is finally over.
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Over the past year, the two rappers have gone from denying ill will toward one another to slyly shading each other to supposedly brawling at a party during New York Fashion Week.
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It was a perverse mix of brazen commercialism and the infliction of genuine pain: the amateurism of the performers translated into a brawling performance that left most people in the crowd delighted.
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Britney Shaw, who was working at a jewelry stand, told the Post she saw a group of about 50 men brawling on the stairs, which were covered in blood and cordoned off.
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The speech offers her the opportunity to articulate the Republican Party's message at a time when most of the attention is on nearly a dozen candidates brawling for the GOP presidential nomination.
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King, who got his start in the late 85033s with the band Strawberry Alarm Clock, co-wrote Lynyrd Skynyrd's biggest hit, but decided to quit the brawling, hard-partying group in 1975.
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Meth was leaving DJ Whoo Kid's "The Whoolywood Shuffle" show at the SiriusXM building in NYC when a pissed off woman and a pissed off man started brawling right on the sidewalk.
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After a tussle between Mikel and Kolo Toure became a flashpoint, Mourinho charged in well ahead of Wenger, ostensibly waving his arms in admonishment and playing the peacemaker in the brawling crowd.
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He made it worse by being caught on video brawling outside a Boston nightclub and being cited for driving more than 100 miles per hour over the Ben Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia.
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The biggest change, however, looks to be the combat system, which switches away from Streets of Rage-style brawling to a menu-based approach that's more reminiscent of Persona or Final Fantasy.
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Republicans, Democrats, independents — all Americans — would do well to pause from the boisterous brawling of our times and listen to the maverick Arizona senator's reflections on governing and his plea for civility.
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In 1986, the U.S. and Japan were brawling over semiconductors and televisions sets, so much so that a group of congressmen publically smashed a Toshiba TV on the steps of the Capitol.
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In the three previous debates, Clinton adopted an attitude of pre-presidential diffidence, but on Sunday night she was brawling like a Republican, slamming Sanders on guns, health care reform and taxes.
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Here's another view of the action, from the heavens: It appears that stadium security works with an edict to just leave brawling fans alone until they get it out of their system!
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As a member of a Yandaba gang—politically linked hoodlums who terrorise the city—she would get high before brawling with rival parties' gangs or, during elections, grabbing ballot boxes from polling stations.
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Whether it's the Alt-Right marching on Charlottesville, Proud Boys brawling in streets countrywide, an armed anti-Semite stalking death into a synagogue, or Derek Vinyard mid-curb-stomp, it's all the same.
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He's made a reputation for extracurricular brawling, and he's endlessly hostile to opponents both current and future—he skirmished with Johnson in a lobby days before they fought each other in a cage.
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They aren't the pinnacle of striking method, they aren't primitive brawling, they are the meeting point of natural ability and fighting science and they are most certainly a staple of the martial arts.
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Michael Medved: Worst of all, Trump's brawling, blustery, mean-spirited public persona serves to associate conservatives with all the negative stereotypes that liberals have for decades attached to their opponents on the right.
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Tooze is a self-described "left‑liberal historian whose personal loyalties are divided among England, Germany, the 'Island of Manhattan' and the E.U."; Bannon is a brawling, right-wing connoisseur of nationalist resentment.
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But the rally quickly exploded into racial taunting, shoving and outright brawling, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency and the National Guard to join the police in clearing the area.
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And Macedonia's president at last agreed to let an opposing party form a government, ending a five-month-long impasse that had led to brawling in the streets and inside the country's parliament itself.
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To learn a little about what these fights would be like IRL, I talked to Michael Kelly, a sports medicine physician and author of Fight Medicine, about the consequences of brawling like a spymaster.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte threatened to quit on Monday, telling the ruling coalition's two feuding parties either to put an end to their brawling or take the country back to elections.
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A SENIOR POLICEMAN in Kenya was recently sentenced to death for torturing and killing a prisoner who had been brought into a police station near Nairobi, Kenya's capital, after drunkenly brawling with his wife.
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Dana White says BJ Penn will never fight in the UFC again after brawling in the street in Hawaii -- advising the Hall of Famer that he needs to get his personal life in order.
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She replaced former state treasurer Jeff DeWit, who took a Trump appointment at NASA and, despite being close to Trump, is not seen as a candidate due to his history of brawling with Ducey.
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Even when he was president, Obama dodged the partisan brawling so beloved by Trump—and, despite his background in community organizing, his administration often seemed to relish thumbing its collective nose at the activist left.
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Though impeachment proceedings are rare—Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton are the only presidents to have endured one—threatening impeachment has become as commonplace in America's hyper-polarised system as brawling in the Taiwanese parliament.
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A New York City taxi driver was arrested after a series of events captured on film showed her brawling in the middle of Manhattan before crashing the cab into a couple of vehicles on Thursday.
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But apparently brawling is a problem in the area, and the warning to 10 William St. was part of an ongoing crackdown on local nightlife, specifically targeting alcohol-related violence and compliance with liquor laws.
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But you reach a certain age (Frank is now 54, Lorenzo is 47) and turn up in Forbes (which estimates each brother is worth $1.6 billion), and brawling starts to seem like a bad idea.
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That this occurs at the same time as a drop off in brawling, frontin', chain-wanking or giving a shit about the latest sequel in The Fast and The Furious franchise is likely no coincidence.
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The boozing, brawling, straw-that-stirs-the-drinking Yankees were the big sports story of 1977, culminating in Reggie Jackson's three-dingers on three-pitches from three-pitchers in the World Series-clinching Game Six.
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Though you can point to some scattered examples of left-wing violence (primarily the shooting mentioned above and some brawling by antifascist activists at rallies), right-wing violence has long been more pernicious and widespread.
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When France's Intermarché supermarket chain offered a 70% discount on 950 gram jars of Nutella, they probably did not guess the results would be a swathe customer chaos and even brawling across the country, so, whoops?
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Read more:I visited London's best bar, and even though I paid $25 for a drink, I'd go back in a heartbeatA photo of mice brawling in a London tube station just won a major photography award
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The combat is slightly more involved than Diablo — the game was developed by Ninja Gaiden studio Team Ninja, after all — but aside from the bosses it's mostly mindless brawling with loads of screen-filling special attacks.
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But while her one-time counterpart Pam Poovey (Amber Nash) managed to evolve from a puppet-loving HR director into a drag-racing, brawling badass and Sterling's best friend, Cheryl never really came into her own.
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The violence of rough-and-tumble fighting translates to barbarism in our own time, of backwoods brawling indicative of low-brow, uneducated, unsavory degeneratives that we, as a society, are glad to leave in our past.
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For all the brawling and sorcery, at the play's heart are the lulls in which Macbeth mulls the witches' prophecies and the crimes they incite; in which he decides what kind of man he will be.
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In this bar-brawling, John Kasich, the governor of Ohio who alongside Ben Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, is one of the last five Republicans still in the race, came across as the only voice of reason.
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Yet while other young quarterbacks have shown their frustration — yelling at their offensive line, brawling with a defender or storming off during a news conference — Darnold has remained calm, even when he makes a big mistake.
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"Uncivilized behavior" that can land one on the blacklist includes: interrupting, attacking or threatening staff; fabricating and intentionally spreading false terrorist information; picking fights or brawling in the aircraft or airport; and opening emergency doors without authorization.
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What Santos is known for more than anything is a brawling style, gassing in every fight (he gassed in this one after three minutes of holding side control, unanswered) and for getting knocked out quite a lot.
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When I meet up with Aung Kya Zin, vocalist of brutal death metal band Senanga Privuta (the only band of the genre in the country, he says), he has a different take on brawling punks and rappers.
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Dragon Ball has grown into something more totemic and straightforward, something almost like professional wrestling: A collection of stories about larger-than-life heroes and villains brawling, with stakes that are both impossibly high and completely absent.
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For a generation of Democrats, some young and others a bit older or forgetful, the party's current round of internecine brawling -- the challenge to House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, the fight over DNC chair -- might seem unusual.
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San Francisco sheriff's deputies allegedly created and oversaw a "fight club" that featured inmates brawling with one another under threat of punishment, according to San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón, who announced charges Tuesday for three deputies.
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He told the Wall Street Journal that he attended the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville on the white supremacist side, and even brought a mouthguard with him in the event that he wound up brawling with protesters.
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Other "uncivilized behaviors" that can land one on the blacklist include: interrupting, attacking or threatening staff; fabricating and intentionally spreading false terrorist information; picking fights or brawling in the aircraft or airport; and opening emergency doors without authorization.
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Changing the laws to address the issue means brawling with stubborn residents and powerful corporations — and as of now, even with thousands of homeless people on the streets in these tech havens, no one seems ready to compromise.
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Related: Bangkok's Brawling Students Are a Threat to Public Health "We suspect that the hot weather made the elephant angry and that he was not accustomed to his mahout," Paiboon Omark, Samui district chief, told Agence France-Presse.
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Fields was among the hundreds of white supremacists and far-right agitators who descended upon the small Virginia college town that weekend, many marching with torches and chanting anti-Semitic slogans, brawling with counterprotesters — and sparking national outrage.
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Many pundits and analysts predicted that the Trump we'd see in the third debate would be a veritable brawling pugilist, doubling down on the hyper-aggressive swing-for-the-fences style he exhibited in the second presidential debate.
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The bill to amend the constitution was introduced in parliament on October 4 by a Museveni loyalist, after two consecutive days of brawling in the debating chamber between those opposed and those in favor, supported by security personnel.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed members of the nationalist group, the Traditionalist Worker Party, which had obtained a permit to demonstrate, brawling on the Capitol grounds with protesters who were dressed in black and concealed by face coverings.
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Maybe he wanted to stay on—"I'd die in two weeks," he said of retirement—or maybe the three sons who stood to take over the team were brawling incompetents and so he believed he had no choice.
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For Mr. Cruz, brawling with Mr. de Blasio is likely to win applause from conservative voters in a city where Donald J. Trump has dominated in Republican primaries, and in areas upstate where Mr. de Blasio is unpopular.
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Add to that the fact that combat in Pokkén switches between long-ranged blasting and close-up brawling, mix in support characters that can buff your character and debilitate your opponent's, and suddenly things can seem pretty overwhelming.
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Opinion To judge from recent reports, Chinese tourists are running amok — brawling in airplane aisles, storming hotel buffets, carving their names on ancient monuments and leaving a trail of trash at beloved scenic spots and sacred Buddhist temples.
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Dealt that bad hand, the "Cards" writers have responded with a truncated final season -- one that elevates Robin Wright's role her new Commander in Chief status, while still providing a window into the world of bare-knuckled political brawling.
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How much better it would be for us all if both sides could find a way to keep the diplomatic brawling at arm's length from the Russian people, who suffered enough through the recurrent tragedies of the last century.
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Whether it's the daily press briefing or a formal press conference with the president, news networks have become fixated on the image of the Trump White House publicly brawling with journalists who challenge them in front of TV cameras.
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The camp has been around for some time—it's supposedly played host to members of the Saudi royal family, Prince Harry, and two "brawling heiresses"—but as Bloomberg reports, it recently received a "complete luxury overhaul" for its 10th birthday.
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In video shot by an onlooker from a floor above the fight, a small crowd including a security guard restrains both men before the guy dressed up as the Eastern bunny storms back, cocks his fist, and starts brawling again.
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As a high-powered Hollywood divorce attorney, Laura Wasser, 49, has seen her fair share of love gone bad: brawling fights, water glasses tossed across the room, and one time, a stiletto heel that got stuck in a conference room door.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Video of brawling U.S. airline passengers emerged on Wednesday for the second day in a row, this time showing two men going at it on a Southwest Airlines flight that had just landed on Sunday in Burbank, California.
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Sure, it's dangerous to bystanders and it reduces the sport's elegance to ugly stereotypes and all that, but after-the-bell brawling is also just redundant: two professionals literally just fought, and it's not the time for a crappy imitation.
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There was a rally over the weekend where some people gathered around a Confederate statue, marched around with torches; there was brawling and a person died—it was bad, and the media said you said the wrong thing about it.
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Kavanaugh's nomination spiraled into a partisan brawl almost immediately after Trump announced his name on July 9, but in the closing days of the nomination fight the Senate descended into some of its most intense and partisan brawling in recent memory.
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After a bit of brawling and a spate of North Pole deaths, after the Candy Cane of the Apocalypse is unsheathed to ward off evil, the lamb with seven horns and seven eyes is borne aloft by a malevolent ghost.
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Indeed, one-button press in, Underground immediately drops you into an immaculate facsimile of the final stretch of the Technos' original—yes, even down to the exact '80s-caliber dialogue—that doubles as an introduction to the game's congested brawling.
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Whether they are trampling the Chinese flag, vandalising metro stations, attacking policemen or brawling with gangsters loyal to the party, hard-core protesters have brought a furious, burn-it-all-down energy to a movement once notable for its moderation.
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Former Trump advisor Roger Stone even asked the Proud Boys to work as his security detail at a political conference in Oregon in March 2018, even though the group had a reputation in the area for violently brawling with antifascist protesters.
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Photo: APThis weekend, at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, a horde of Nazis, white supremacists, neo-Confederate militiamen and other members of the so-called alt-right ran rampant, brawling in the streets and toting a veritable arsenal of weaponry.
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According to half a dozen people in Bannon's orbit, the story's revelations were enough to push the brawling former White House chief strategist to disavow Yiannopoulos, telling those close to him that there will never be a place for him at Breitbart again.
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But from the audience's first encounter with him, boozy and brawling in Wyoming in 1963 after being chucked out of Yale ("a big fat piss-soaked zero", as Lynne puts it), to his supremacy after 9/11, what drives him is elusive.
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That story sees Cerebus, originally a hard-drinking, hard-brawling, vagrant barbarian, embarking on a journey which takes him through all the spheres of political and religious power within his fantasy world, and then onward into higher realms of consciousness and reality.
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It's yet another bad look for For Honor, a game played by tens of thousands of people that has always been plagued by technical and server issues that detract from the overall brawling fun of its knights-meet-Vikings-meet-samurai premise.
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While the modern-day biker tribe is vast and varied, containing more middle-aged couples than brawling outlaws, one can go hours -- or days -- without seeing a person of color in the crowds here at one of the world's largest biker rallies.
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Megyn Kelly's career path included time as a corporate attorney, a reporter for a local television station, a reporter/legal analyst forFox News Channel, and eventually, the host of a fast-paced, brawling prime time news analysis show on the same network.
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The allegation would not have surprised those who lived through the draft riots; until a professional, paid force replaced them in 1865, volunteer firefighting companies were notorious for violence, sometimes brawling over who would be the first to respond to a blaze.
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We've all heard the stories: hardened criminal commits heinous act, gets locked up for decades, and, after spending his first few years brawling and taking drugs, meets another inmate who quotes just the right bible passage so that our guy ends up finding God.
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The emails from within Breitbart expose the measures Bannon, the brawling champion of the new populist conservative politics, is willing to take to humble the tech giants — a fight he continued in the White House and has kept up since leaving the administration in August.
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Clinton is no better at brawling than the likes of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who was readily dispatched by Trump, so she would do well to stick to her own game, which is what she has been doing with her thorough debate preparation.
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But if Democrats have learned anything from the campaign that ended with Trump's election, or the years of political brawling that created the environment in which a Trump candidacy could flourish and win, they should understand now that the old rules no longer apply.
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He's a brawling heavyweight and Bellator MMA vet who's been around the block through more than a decade in the sport, and tonight, the Connecticut-based fighter fights his 23rd professional bout against Ashley Gooch at CES MMA XXXII at Rhode Island's Twin River Casino.
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When John Turano showed up to a few major pro-Trump rallies last year in body armor and a Spartan helmet—brawling with Antifa protestors and confronting anyone who got in his way—he quickly became an icon of the alt-right "Patriot" movement.
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And it also shows the lengths to which the brawling new American right is willing to go to keep tabs on and gain leverage over the Silicon Valley giants it used to help elect Trump — but whose executives it also sees as part of the globalist enemy.
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But Palin's brawling brood runs so wild around the state she once governed, in a way that is so contrary to her evangelistic, sanctimonious homilies on family values, that it seems only Christian to advise her to study the Obamas to see what exceptional parenting looks like.
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And then there was a lucha libre-style scene they experimented with in rehearsal, in which two actors, playing lovelorn academics brawling over a woman, were pelted with sombreros, stuffed animals, paper flowers and other props while mid-'90s Mexican death metal roared over the sound system.
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A friend inside had told her that one night there was a power outage, and as she was being hustled from her work-exchange job to her cell block, for the lockdown procedure that accompanies any anomaly—brawling, fog, or suicide—she glimpsed the Milky Way.
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According to theEagle,Ford had a troubled past that included a misdemeanor conviction in a "2008 fighting or brawling case," multiple traffic violations, and the alleged assault of a woman described as his "live-in girlfriend," who penned the written petition for protection on February 5.
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With just two weeks to go before the midterm election, the President is doing what he does best, seizing national attention with a flood of outrageous and improbable lies that drown out rivals, leverage his brawling personality and rip at fault lines of race, identity and patriotism.
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Recently, a goofy fighting game on Steam called Fight of Gods received a ton of attention because the characters you're brawling with include high-profile religious figures like Jesus Christ, who, naturally, enters the arena with a crown of thorns and pieces of the cross on his arms.
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Then, the ever injury-prone Bahadurzada pulled out of his newly-minted fight against Masvidal citing an illness and was replaced by brawling Brit Ross "The Real Deal" Pearson—who fought against promotional newcomer Will Brooks during the long international fight weekend surrounding UFC 200 earlier in July.
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Ironically, the drug-free Franco was actually the relatively wise one in Trainspotting, warning the rest of his mates about heroin's destructive power, but his brawling anger and inability to accept that the world has changed since he's been incarcerated makes him as hobbled as everyone else in T2.
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Daniel Faris, an American of Lebanese descent from New Mexico who plays for Champville and got dual citizenship to play on the national team, has witnessed enough fights — including one where his teammates started brawling with rival spectators — that he has learned to be cautious about trash-talking certain teams' fans.
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Other videos have since emerged of a family being kicked off a Delta Air Lines flight; an upset mother claiming an American Airlines flight attendant hit her with a stroller; passengers brawling on a Southwest Airlines flight; and mayhem breaking out at an airport after Spirit Airlines cancelled hundreds of flights.
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The Grey, directed by Joe Carnahan, is about what happens when a bunch of dudes who've succumbed to toxic masculinity—in this case, a bunch of oil drillers who've been drinking and brawling themselves toward death at the ass end of the world—are stripped down to their most base selves.
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My next fight will be at 155 it was a bit to much weight to cut without iv's Since the turn of 2013, Sanchez has compiled a record of 2-4 in the UFC with both victories coming via controversial split decisions against Japanese star Takanori Gomi and brawling Brit Ross Pearson.
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Ortiz kept the company of bar-brawling tough guys like David "Tank" Abbott (the sparring partner who headlined UFC 13 and who Ortiz later had a falling out with, allegedly because he wouldn't give Ortiz money for a lawyer to beat an assault charge), but he was a wrestler through and through.
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There is a lot of fighting, of many varieties — kung fu and hatchets in the street for the Chinese characters, bare-knuckle brawling for the whites (mostly Irishmen), and some Wild West gunplay in a stand-alone episode at a stage stop that pays tribute to both John Ford and Tsui Hark.
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A photographer captured the sun looking like devil horns off the coast of Qatar during an eclipseA photographer edits Google Earth photos to showcase some of the world's lesser-known destinations without even leaving his houseMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the year
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She is not an old-guard centrist, like former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. But in a party weighing how best to counter President Trump's boundless capacity for brawling, Ms. Harris is the one who knows how to hit hardest, friends say, because that is how you win in San Francisco.
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To counteract, as he told the audience, the devil in the title of Kristín Anna's album, he sang three Christian country songs by the Louvin Brothers, Charlie and Ira, including "The Christian Life," pointing out that the Christianity-promoting Ira was a hard drinking, brawling, despicable person prone to vicious bar fights and domestic abuse.
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I loved Tim deeply when we were a couple, but our day-to-day lives had been a wreck, especially after our daughter Tava ("feather" in Creek) was born and Tim and his friends kept brawling in our house after long nights of boozing, leaving clumps of hair — and once a tooth — on the floor.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks throughout A day after losing their lead in the Eastern Conference playoff race, the Tampa Bay Lightning bounced back from a three-game losing streak and got back to their brawling-and-scoring ways with a 230-21 win over the host New York Rangers on Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
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All things considered, including unacceptable provocation from courtside customers, Stern feared that raw footage of black players beating on white fans presented a potentially dire threat to the N.B.A. He also recognized the danger in fueling the fire in those quick to demonize them as overpaid thugs much faster than they would brawling hockey players.
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But regardless of what the FBI investigation ultimately uncovers, Kavanaugh's decision to engage in overt partisan brawling — to berate Democrats and declare himself the victim of political revenge plot that dates back Bill Clinton — struck many experts as crossing a line from which the Supreme Court, should Kavanaugh be appointed, may not be able to recover.
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If you're planning to throw a Parisian dinner party (hopefully with less brawling than Claire and Jamie's Season 23 soiree) or Hogmanay feast, sipping on a glass of vino inspired by the show's main characters is probably the next best thing to having Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan and Tobias Menzies on hand to toast you in person.
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"Trump's brawling, blustery, mean-spirited public persona serves to associate conservatives with all the negative stereotypes that liberals have for decades attached to their opponents on the right," Michael Medved, the conservative talk show host, wrote in National Review in January: Trump is the living, breathing, bellowing personification of all the nasty characteristics Democrats routinely ascribe to Republicans.
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In "Huck," the show's film within a film, the hero is a brawling superpatriot in a straw hat ("I pledge allegiance to kicking ass," he says), Tom Sawyer is a woman (and Huck's lover), and Huck's runaway slave pal is changed from African-American to Chinese mid-production, in a shameless scheme to exploit the Asian market.
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A cat and meerkat are best friends, and it&aposs like something straight out of &aposThe Lion King&aposA rabbit in a bowtie sipped champagne and ate croissants in business class, and it&aposll make you feel bad about flying economyMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the year
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The Times City Hall reporter Jeff Mays writes: With a rise in hate crimes across the city and the spectacle of the far-right group the Proud Boys brawling on the streets of Manhattan last year, City Councilman Rory I. Lancman of Queens says the city is unprepared to deal with the rise of white-nationalist violence.
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Carson, the fifth candidate on the stage has, in recent weeks, tried to capitalize on the intensifying brawling to cast himself as a calmer, more level-headed candidate, but the retired neurosurgeon has generally been a nonentity during these events, and polls show him facing an all-but-impossible chance of charting a successful path for the GOP nomination.
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Related: Video Shows US Troops Brawling With Cops at Pole Dancing Club in the Philippines "There is no change to our stance that the shift to Henoko is the only solution when we think about maintaining the deterrence of the US-Japan alliance and removing the risks of the Futenma airbase," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference.
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His successor to Black Mask, Up Against the Wall ____________ (its full name is unpublishable here), had moved on from condemning the "sterile" programming at Lincoln Center and dumping trash on its steps ("We propose a culture exchange: garbage for garbage") to blazing a notorious swath through the New Left, physically brawling with everyone from the music promoter Bill Graham to doctrinaire Marxists.
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He might have been a frustrating figure for idealists worried about the sanctity of sport, but even for purists, Kimbo Slice was must-see TV. I first heard about Kimbo Slice in 2.33 in the pages of the Boston Herald, when Boston cop and part-time MMA fighter Sean Gannon got in trouble for brawling with (and beating) Slice behind closed doors.
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Starring Bonnie Lalich as a hyper exaggerated enthusiastic cooking personality and Tyler as some dude called "Mawrk" whose main characteristics are shouting "SUCK MY DICK WHITE AMERICA" and making 11/10 waffles, the show packs in a lot of brawling between hosts, a surreal sketch involving a toaster, and several facial expressions I'm not even sure there are words to describe.
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Ms. Frank and Mr. Ravetch dramatized the charms of a brawling, arrogant Texas rogue (Paul Newman) in "Hud" (21950); the struggles of a teacher (Jon Voight) against the effects of poverty and racism on black children in a South Carolina island school in "Conrack" (21959); and the union fight of a worker (Sally Field) against labor injustices in a North Carolina cotton mill in "Norma Rae" (19853).
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So you'll want to make some space on the couch for rewatching last night's season-three premiere, "2 Chainz," as it's one of the series' most enjoyably breezy yet: A shaggy-dog tale that finds Ilana and Abbi traversing New York City in search of a bathroom, and finding instead a never-ending array of weirdos, from porn-watching truck-drivers to brawling sample-sale shoppers to dong-obsessed artists.
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A shocking social document at the time, Gin Lane showed a tableau of deprivation: a baby dangles from a railing while the mother sits in a drunken stupor; a beggar and his dog hungrily fight over a bone; brawling breaks out over the street and a dead body is stripped of valuables; a pawnbroker does a roaring trade as people swap their goods for money to buy more gin.
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Read more:Heartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia's bushfiresMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald's are some of the year's best nature photosThis very good dog in Arizona will be a puppy for life due to a rare conditionA Komodo dragon hit the beach wearing a turtle as a hat, and there's video evidence
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With the windup of the Vietnam War, Mr. Silvers opened up the pages of The Review to a host of British writers like Frank Kermode, A. Alvarez, Isaiah Berlin, A.J.P. Taylor and Christopher Ricks, who lent the magazine a more sedate literary tone, which made it seem less a successor to the brawling political journals that dominated New York intellectual life in the 1930s and 1940s than to majestic Victorian flagships like The Edinburgh Review.
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Read more:Mice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald&aposs are some of the year&aposs best nature photosThis very good dog in Arizona will be a puppy for life due to a rare conditionA Komodo dragon hit the beach wearing a turtle as a hat, and there&aposs video evidenceHeartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia&aposs bushfires
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Read more:Heartbreaking photos show animals impacted by Australia&aposs bushfiresMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald&aposs are some of the year&aposs best nature photosThis very good dog in Arizona will be a puppy for life due to a rare conditionA Komodo dragon hit the beach wearing a turtle as a hat, and there&aposs video evidence
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Source: The TelegraphRead more:Disappointing photos that show what royal life is really likeDisappointing photos show what cruise ships look like in real lifeA photo of mice brawling in a London tube station just won a major photography awardThousands of people could be exposed to the coronavirus on the London Underground, doctors warn after the city finds its first caseHere's what it's like to drive trains on London's Tube — one of the most complicated subway systems in the world
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Read more:Mice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearAdorable new photos of the twin panda cubs at the Berlin Zoo are the best thing you'll see todayA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald's are some of the year's best nature photosThis very good dog in Arizona will be a puppy for life due to a rare conditionA Komodo dragon hit the beach wearing a turtle as a hat, and there's video evidence
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Read more:A rabbit in a bowtie sipped champagne and ate croissants in business class, and it&aposll make you feel bad about flying economyMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald&aposs are some of the year&aposs best nature photosThis very good dog in Arizona will be a puppy for life due to a rare conditionA Komodo dragon hit the beach wearing a turtle as a hat, and there&aposs video evidence
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Read more:A rabbit in a bowtie sipped champagne and ate croissants in business class, and it&aposll make you feel bad about flying economyA photographer edits Google Earth photos to showcase some of the world&aposs lesser-known destinations without even leaving his houseWhat it&aposs like to travel on Flybe, the budget airline used by the royals that&aposs fighting to stay in businessMice brawling in a London tube station made for one of the best wildlife photos of the yearA sloth crossing the road and monkeys munching on McDonald&aposs are some of the year&aposs best nature photos
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