" And so we got on the radio and were like, "Bulldozer, bulldozer, bulldozer!
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It was based on the successor architecture to Bulldozer, and like all things Bulldozer did not do well.
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Bulldozer operator was first fatality An unidentified bulldozer operator, hired privately, was killed while battling the flames Thursday, Cal Fire said.
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Books like the 1947 Benny the Bulldozer by Edith Thacher Hurd and Clement Hurd, where a bulldozer finishes a road in time for the Fourth of July, and Tonka trucks, secured an image of the benevolent, sometimes heroic bulldozer.
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"When CNET did a round up of the geekier reviews of Bulldozer it reported that "Bulldozer does not appear to offer AMD a competitive resurgence.
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At one point, one bulldozer rams into another one and knocks it over, and then a third bulldozer comes and tries to pick up its fallen comrade.
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I don't necessarily think Bubblegum is better than Bulldozer, I think its more immediate and I think Bulldozer suffered in some ways by being released at the same time.
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And to get past those barriers, you need a bulldozer.
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"It felt like a bulldozer was driving past," he said.
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I guess I'd rather be generation snowflake than generation bulldozer.
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JOHN MAGUFULI (pictured), Tanzania's president, is known as "The Bulldozer".
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A crew member was injured, then a bulldozer broke down.
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Footage on Twitter showed a bulldozer pushing brown sludge away.
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A bulldozer operates atop a coal mound in Shelbiana, Kentucky.
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Following Dramaan's death, we see a bulldozer crushing the earth.
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Militants could be seen gathering at the bulldozer as it burned.
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The mission statement was clearer to me with Bubblegum than Bulldozer.
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A week after Castro was sentenced, a bulldozer razed the house.
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Not just faster than the chips running on the aging Bulldozer.
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An elephant is a bulldozer for your crops and your community.
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"You don't just turn up with a bloody bulldozer," he said.
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The tracks of his bulldozer are still imprinted in the earth.
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A bulldozer is with our convoy, heading up the side streets.
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The bulldozer is still present, although not nearly as actively used.
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A yellow bulldozer pushed the mound to make room for more.
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"There can be no liberation without the bulldozer," Shwele told me.
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A bulldozer from the Israeli army approached from the opposite direction.
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We built an extension that we would demolish with a bulldozer.
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That's years of bureaucratic process before a single bulldozer breaks ground.
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His colleagues executed several captives by crushing them with a bulldozer.
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Polizzi said his office was told that Varney&aposs bulldozer rolled over.
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One was a Redding firefighter and the other was a bulldozer driver.
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About 80 estates in London face the bulldozer, at least in part.
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The other was a contract bulldozer operator, whose name was not released.
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At another venue, they drove a bulldozer through one of the walls.
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He is been nicknamed "The Bulldozer", partly for his pugnacious management style.
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That's not a bunch of random activists trying to block a bulldozer.
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That'll show 'em A bulldozer crushing $5.5 million worth of luxury vehicles?
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The bulldozer was the iconic instrument of and symbol behind this transformation.
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Nearby, sparks flew where a welder changed track pads on a bulldozer.
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An armored bulldozer was parked on the far side of the cavity.
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In the video, you do see one (presumably) crazy dude get flipped over in his bulldozer and immediately run to another (presumably) friendly bulldozer in hopes of flipping the machine back on its feet to (presumably) continue fighting.
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"They look like they have been run over with a bulldozer," she added.
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A bulldozer operator was killed in a rollover accident while fighting the blaze.
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"He is a bulldozer who is destroying our traditional enemy," says Mr Griffin.
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"What a bulldozer to drive through the bipartisan consensus on Israel," Shapiro added.
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Pascale has a knack for plowing through the uncanny valley with a bulldozer.
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The aborted art show has ever since been known as the Bulldozer Exhibition.
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As for Bulldozer owners curious about getting in on that class action suit.
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Six years after the first bulldozer rolled in, the construction crews are gone.
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He could try to find another way to get the bulldozer to work.
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It looks like that fortress was strong enough to withstand the Trump bulldozer.
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Heavy fire equipment operator Braden Varney was driving a bulldozer when he died Saturday.
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Others would require skills that current industry workers already possess, such as bulldozer operations.
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When they stopped the bulldozer, they located Longenecker under the rear of the machine.
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They cleared some roads and then blocked them with the bulldozer, one man says.
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I don't care if it's a bulldozer and he's cleared lots for 20 years.
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A bulldozer operator on the fire lines was killed and three firefighters suffered burns.
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Earlier this month, Braden Varney was killed when the bulldozer he was operating overturned.
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The bulldozer kept going and crashed into the garage of Frank Gillette&aposs home.
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The bulldozer moved back out of Gillette&aposs home before it was finally stopped.
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A bulldozer is sunk into a hole dug by an artillery blast or airstrike.
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The bulldozer driver can then be heard speaking on a radio with another person.
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De Rivaz was a bulldozer who battled for years to get the contract signed.
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"But a bulldozer can't go places that a hand crew can go," Lopez said.
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Ms. Stein's campaign confirmed in a statement that she had spray-painted a bulldozer.
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"When I'm not working, I'm either on a tractor or a bulldozer," he says.
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Less than a week later, his bulldozer was hit and destroyed by a rocket.
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That's where the bulldozer comes in — or, technically speaking, a close cousin of one.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer", swept to power in 2015 promising an end to corruption.
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For AMD that colossal fuckery was the launch of the Bulldozer chipset in 832070.
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Ends up medevaced out of the country after driving that bulldozer off a cliff.
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Whereas Dewdney's Little Excavator wastes no time trying to prove his worth, the little bulldozer in Candace Fleming and Eric Rohmann's Bulldozer Helps Out (Caitlyn Dlouhy/Atheneum, $24; ages 28 to 43) has to watch and wait before he can dig in.
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As the Financial Times notes, President Magufuli is nicknamed The Bulldozer for his confrontational style.
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Monsignor Shea made a video of a bulldozer removing the snow blocking the buses' passage.
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This time, it was felled not by civilian axes and shovelsbut by the rebels' bulldozer.
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Such is the pace that for a time the holy city's logo was a bulldozer.
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Parmley waves his flashlight as he and the group make their way toward a bulldozer.
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Conservationists should "go to places five to 20 years from the bulldozer", Dr Possingham reckons.
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Zen is nearly half the size of AMD's last microarchitecture, the six-year-old Bulldozer.
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Suddenly a bulldozer appeared & knocked a burning truck next to him out of the way.
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Earlier this month, firefighter Braden Varney was killed when the bulldozer he was operating overturned.
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SCRANTON, Pa. – A runaway bulldozer has smashed into a home in Pennsylvania, injuring its operator.
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She died under an Israeli bulldozer and her diaries told the story of her journey.
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Here, an East German bulldozer and crane knock down the Berlin Wall at Potsdamer Platz.
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Their fragile world is shaken by the arrival of a bulldozer from a fracking company.
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The 59-year-old has been nicknamed "The Bulldozer", partly for his pugnacious management style.
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Israel said the bulldozer had been clearing the stones from a roadblock set by protesters.
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Pluto is the planet of death and rebirth—it's basically the bulldozer of the zodiac.
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Pompidou referred to Chirac as his "bulldozer," a characterization that would follow Chirac's political career.
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But with each new iteration based on the already underperforming Bulldozer architecture it couldn't keep up.
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I put Bulldozer lower because it didn't come together exactly how I initially wanted it to.
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The bulldozer now has the phrase "I approve this message" emblazoned in red across its blade.
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Then they saw the bulldozer Cal Fire had brought to the crossing and changed the plan.
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Many of these vacant homes will never be livable and are just waiting for the bulldozer.
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No. But we're not coming in with a bulldozer just because it's not our color palette.
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No stuntmen were used in the demolition scenes and Gyllenhaal learned to operate the bulldozer himself.
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Then, "out of nowhere," Jolly said she saw a bulldozer clear a path for the group.
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A private-hire bulldozer operator, who was not identified, also died Thursday while battling the fire.
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The gunfire had stopped, and the bulldozer had built an earthen berm blocking the main highway.
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Who just shows up in a sovereign nation with his own private bulldozer and builds roads?
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Occasional larger trees showed gashes where the bulldozer first made contact, pushing them to the ground.
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Then a 20-year-old bulldozer driver, he began scraping topsoil that records show contained plutonium.
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Wherever they shelter, it's temporary; a white man's bulldozer soon arrives to set them packing again.
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In April, a bulldozer hit a power line, which knocked out electricity for the entire island.
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A bulldozer operator was killed the day after the fire started while trying to stop its spread.
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Cal Fire says Heavy Fire Equipment Operator Braden Varney was driving a bulldozer when he died Saturday.
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He owned a backhoe and bulldozer and spent most of his life working in construction and maintenance.
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The blaze on Thursday killed a bulldozer operator as he worked to try to contain the blaze.
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The fire engulfed the privately hired bulldozer operator and his equipment, according to CalFire spokesman Scott McLean.
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Magufuli — a populist leader nicknamed "the bulldozer" — has railed against foreign investors and promised to end corruption.
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The focus then shifts to a bulldozer, which suddenly begins winding through the town's emptied, serpentine roads.
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The fire has claimed six lives, including a firefighter and bulldozer operator working to extinguish the blaze.
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There's a little guy with a bulldozer and a girl from Minnesota who end up helping, too.
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One man used a bulldozer to tear down an informal shelter as local residents cheered in support.
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It doesn't go fast — it's like a bulldozer on wheels — but it's a great way to decompress.
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Logue, who headed the Boston Redevelopment Authority, was far from the bulldozer-in-a-blue-suit stereotype.
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France's former president Jacques Chirac, known as "the Bulldozer," has died at home surrounded by his family.
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Unless protected by special lawslike the Endangered Species Act, natural habitats almost always yield to the bulldozer.
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His destructive, relentless, and he quite literally walks his opponents down behind a bulldozer pair of fists.
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An army bulldozer had pushed some of his customers' cars beneath an earth berm to fortify frontline positions.
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That was the only jump scare in the whole movie for me — The bulldozer coming through the wall?
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When AMD created Bulldozer it put all its effort into the clockrate of the cores of the CPU.
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The server class processors were Bulldozer, and the low power CPUs were what was called the Bobcat family.
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Mr Kuma says he spends a great deal of time there, working to save it from the bulldozer.
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The company Energy Transfer Partners is behind the pipeline construction, though it is unclear who owns the bulldozer.
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A bulldozer operator killed when he was overtaken by a massive blaze in Northern California has been identified.
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So far, six people have been confirmed dead in the fire, including a firefighter and a bulldozer operator.
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By the time I got home, beautifully on schedule, a guy with a great big bulldozer was there.
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The president, nicknamed "the Bulldozer", has delighted Tanzanians with an anti-corruption drive and public displays of austerity.
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You never know when a bulldozer is going to show up to take down your digital summer camp.
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Soon after they're done, a construction worker begins demolishing another side of the same building with a bulldozer.
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The higher you move in your career, the more you'll damage your reputation by having a bulldozer personality.
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Vector looks like a tiny black bulldozer with an itty-bitty lift, and brightly colored, slightly askew eyes.
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The death of Cal Fire bulldozer operator Brendan Varney remains the only fatality from this fire to date.
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The bulldozer leveled buildings, toppled hills, and then neatly covered its own tracks until the ground was smooth.
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It's mostly operated as a live phenomenon, hitting Philly parties like they'd driven a bulldozer into the building.
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Firefighter, bulldozer operator killed At least two people died fighting the fire, and several others have been hurt.
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Mr. Piñera argues that she overreached and that her efforts amounted to taking a "bulldozer" approach to governing.
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Yesterday, the chip maker Nvidia and the bulldozer builder Caterpillar both issued warnings about business conditions in China.
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"We'll have to hire a bulldozer to push the sand back, and again next year," said Ms. Golubtsova.
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According to the lawsuit, the Bulldozer-based chips weren't truly multicore processors to the extent that AMD claimed.
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The border episode on Sunday came just two days after another scene involving an Israeli bulldozer elicited outrage.
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A bulldozer operator as well as a member of the Redding Fire Department were killed in the blaze.
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Because if you have a bulldozer or if you have heavy blowtorches and things you can break through.
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"His voice was like a bulldozer and always seemed too loud for the little room," Mr. Dylan wrote.
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I'm baffled at so much disillusionment, but whenever I open my mouth, I'm rolled over as with a bulldozer.
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What is it about this record that splits the goal posts of the concurrent releases of Bulldozer and Bubblegum?
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AMD famously attempted a 5GHz base clockrate CPU with its Bulldozer architecture back in 2011, and it failed miserably.
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Moments later, he said, a bulldozer appeared and pushed the disabled car out of the way, letting vehicles through.
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Last year, a massive fire tornado claimed the lives of a firefighter and bulldozer driver battling the Carr Fire.
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A bulldozer is volunteered by a nearby construction crew, to move sections of a collapsed overpass off the roadway.
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Mr Magufuli, who is nicknamed "the bulldozer", impressed many when he came into office by cracking down on corruption.
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The bulldozer operator was working on an active section of the fire, Unified Incident Commander Chief Brett Gouvea said.
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The bulldozer operator was identified by the Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Department as Don Ray Smith of Pollock Pines.
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The deaths of two bulldozer operators battling California wildfires in July highlighted the dangers confronting these less visible firefighters.
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Last week, Green Party candidate Jill Stein was in North Dakota and made headlines for spray-painting a bulldozer.
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Cousins is a three-point shooting bulldozer who's made four All-Star teams and owns an Olympic gold medal.
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They turn and walk away from the grave as the police show up on the scene bulldozer in tow.
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Snipers had pierced the bulldozer in three places, and it leaked a black trail of oil in the dirt.
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Firefighter, bulldozer operator also killed At least two people died fighting the fire, and several others have been hurt.
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According to brokers and neighbors, crews have been working daily at the site with an oversize backhoe and bulldozer.
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Eventually—after the bulldozer led the cops on a 12-block, ten-minute chase—it grumbled to a halt.
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Especially interesting is Ammon's chapter on how the bulldozer became a beloved cultural icon through children's books and toys.
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Bulldozer: Demolition and Clearance of the Postwar Landscape by Francesca Russello Ammon is out now from Yale University Press.
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"They look like they have been run over with a bulldozer," Gemma Connell, head of OCHA's regional office, said.
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The ordnance removal technicians worked ahead of us, in coordination with the bulldozer, the tank and a few Humvees.
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"She was a bulldozer, which is a very New York thing," said Mr. Trott, who still lives in London.
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Philippe Decouflé, who directed a Cirque show for Laliberté, described the CEO to Zinoman as a "very nice bulldozer."
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Images and reports from the crash site show at least one bulldozer working in the debris at the site.
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It contained bones and identity cards that appeared to have been covered over with sandy earth by a bulldozer.
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"Nowadays, if you so much as tap a mountain with a bulldozer, bodies come pouring out," a character laments.
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Smith, a bulldozer operator working for a private company on contract for the state, "always had some good laughs and good stories" and liked to sit outside his trailer drinking beer with friends, said Vaughn Hohing, who used to fight fires as a bulldozer operator and said he worked often with Smith.
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Hours after the rocket demolished the bulldozer, Islamic State retaliated, firing a series of mortars towards the rapid reaction force.
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A bulldozer tears down a section of the Santa Monica Freeway that collapsed during the Northridge earthquake, on Jan 19.
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The house in which Fakih was hiding out was damaged during the fighting and then demolished by an Israeli bulldozer.
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Burial plots are long trenches, dug by bulldozer, where 150 adults or 1,000 infants are placed in plain pine boxes.
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Two firefighters were killed — one from the Redding Fire Department and the other a bulldozer operator hired for the fire.
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After a large blast sent up a dark plume of smoke, they proceeded with a bulldozer to clear remaining obstacles.
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In the picture uploaded with the text, a man is propped against a bulldozer at a West Bank construction site.
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Others praise his common touch and ability to get things done: he was known as "the bulldozer with a computer".
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He was carving out a protective fire break line when his bulldozer rolled over and he plunged to his death.
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The bulldozer he was operating to make a fire line rolled over, according to the California Department of Industrial Relations.
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One summer, the two built a house from scratch and he also recalled helping his grandfather fix a broken bulldozer.
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The bulldozer also became a weapon, riding over Japanese pillboxes in the Pacific, crushing the bunkers with the soldiers inside.
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In the same gallery, a photomontage depicts a bulldozer dropping a rabbi and a Russian Orthodox priest to the ground.
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Listen: Sheryl Crow's "Prove You Wrong" is a big, gleaming bulldozer of a song, featuring Stevie Nicks and Maren Morris.
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The warnings, which came from the chipmaker Nvidia and the bulldozer builder Caterpillar, concerned very different sectors of China's economy.
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"When the job was done, they threw my bulldozer in the ocean because it was so hot," Mr. Laird said.
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MOSUL (Reuters) - An Iraqi soldier stared patiently through a high-powered scope until he spotted a bulldozer across the Tigris River.
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The investigation will look at whether there were any violations related to Varney&aposs training or the maintenance of the bulldozer.
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Firefighter Braden Varney was killed over the weekend while working on a bulldozer to try to prevent the fire from spreading.
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Whomever it is in your life that's snoring like a bulldozer, give them the gift of the Anti-Snoring Jaw Strap.
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He'd seen how bad Bulldozer was doing and it was clear to him it wasn't the processor AMD needed to succeed.
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The kit comes with five different projects, including a cat, a robot, a guitar, a bulldozer, and a Lego stacking machine.
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A bulldozer collects a pile of garbage as others collects trash on a street in Beirut, Lebanon, Friday, March 4, 2016.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer", has won some praise from Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and cutting wasteful public spending.
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Kirchmeier originally planned to also charge Stein with vandalism for spray-painting a bulldozer at the Dakota Access Pipeline work site.
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Glinting in the Caribbean sun behind Father Colón a bulldozer was clearing debris from Punta Santiago's once-popular, now deserted, beach.
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Empty and lifeless, the house now sits with its blinds down and its driveway overgrown, waiting for the bulldozer to call.
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A bulldozer makes a final pass to smooth it off and the road is done — until the first warm spring day.
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Donahue: We had a code word [with the crew], bulldozer, for when we wanted to drop out, like a safe word.
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Second, satellite imagery shows parallel white lines thought to be vehicle tracks indicative of a bulldozer having come into the area.
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The Bulldozer merely harrumphed that Tanzania would soon no longer need aid and told the revenue authority to squeeze even harder.
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Because Jason got run over by a bulldozer trying to stop the desecration of his native land THIS iS NOT HAPPENING.
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The environmental subtext is clear — right up to the final shot, an image of a bulldozer at rest, garlanded with flowers.
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Earlier story: The Trump bulldozer We can't stress this enough: Watch closely the specific, substantive moves of the Trump White House.
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The details: Redding fire inspector Jeremy Stoke and a bulldozer operator were the firemen who lost their lives in the blaze.
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Funeral service workers in personal protective gear carried the casket, and a bulldozer shoveled dirt over the grave, Jeffrey Helmreich said.
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Like a skirt, the paneling reached down over the wheels of the bulldozer, ensuring that they would not be shot out.
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Noah Campbell-Ready is the founder and CEO of Built Robotics, a startup that has developed a heavy-duty autonomous bulldozer.
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A memorial service for Braden Varney, who was killed while operating the bulldozer for Cal Fire, will be held Monday in Modesto.
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Nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his strict leadership style, Magufuli has won praise from some Western donors for his tough anti-corruption fight.
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We made it really like a band would make a record, whereas Bulldozer, I went out and made it on my own.
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It's got a 3-in-1 design so that you can build a rover, tank, or a bulldozer, depending on your mood.
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FOR three days in early September Hurricane Irma ground through the eastern Caribbean like a bulldozer made out of wind and rain.
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Think of it like this: If you look at a construction site, a bulldozer is a tool that helps construct a building.
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The kind of place that, if it came down to it, some people might lay down in front of a bulldozer for.
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Crews on Thursday found the body of a bulldozer operator who was hired privately to clear vegetation in the blaze&aposs path.
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Forces were using an armored bulldozer to clear trucks and boulders placed by ISIS on the road to slow the troops' advance.
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Thankfully, a professional rescue team, who knew to look for the pet, spotted the frightened feline while clearing rubble with a bulldozer.
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Puerto Rico's islandwide blackout, which is now over, was caused by a contractor's bulldozer accidentally hitting a power line, NBC News reports.
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Firefighters pulled her inside, but they, too, were trapped, she said -- until a bulldozer came through and cleared a path to safety.
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The interplay between muscle and sense is stunning, even in the context of her WNBA dominance; she's a bulldozer equipped with sonar.
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"Then all of a sudden this bulldozer comes out of nowhere and knocks this burning truck out of the way," he said.
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There are basically three unhealthy ways to participate in conflict: you can be a bulldozer, a doormat or a doormat with spikes.
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Then on Saturday, Mr. Rajoy set in motion what Ernesto Ekaizer, a Madrid-based journalist, described as "a bulldozer" to quash secessionism.
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One person, a bulldozer operator hired by property owners to help battle the flames, died last week when his vehicle rolled over.
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In late 2003, while clearing land just above the seaside, a bulldozer driver found a broken piece of pottery in the rubble.
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A bulldozer showed up while classes were in session, she said, only to turn around after school security guards turned them away.
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Polizzi said his office was told that Varney&aposs bulldozer rolled over on Saturday while he was trying to create a fire line.
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Magufuli, nicknamed The Bulldozer for his propensity to push projects through, launched a major crackdown on corruption shortly after taking office in 2015.
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One wrong move can destroy your system, but it's easy to start over and drag the little bulldozer icon over the dark emptiness.
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"First I burnt the school down and then I knocked it down with a bulldozer -- it was a very resilient school!" she said.
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Being a complete bulldozer of an entitled human being, though, Karev couldn't stop himself from guilt tripping her and nearly triggering an episode.
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As the the fire service dug through the ruins with a bulldozer, a member of the crew spotted the cat - dehydrated but alive.
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After the racers, its next wave of products were friendly companion bots: little bulldozer-looking things with expressive eyes that make cute noises.
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Dunmore police say Alan Baker was operating the bulldozer for Latona Construction in Dunmore on Thursday when he got tossed from the machine.
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The Bulldozer may struggle to maintain his stratospheric popularity long term - but right now Tanzania's action man is the hero of the hour.
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But investors have been unnerved by unpredictable policies from the government of President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for his pugnacious governing style.
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Meanwhile, Santa Barbara County bulldozer operator Mark Linane Jr. heard the radio traffic and knew first responders weren't making it up the hill.
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So Mr. Trump ordered his construction supervisor to cram every bulldozer and dump truck he could find into the nearly vacant construction site.
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Mr. Armitage is just as good, capturing the passivity of a man who both resents and enjoys being led by a streamlined bulldozer.
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He can dance around opponents, and he can drive through them, too, a ballerina and a bulldozer, depending on what the occasion demands.
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Each day, as his comrades pushed deeper into Mosul, he would take his bulldozer and drive into the next Islamic State-held street.
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I'm not sure that a bulldozer could further the plot, which basically involves a secret clan of kung fu fighters in — who knew?
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Braden Varney, a bulldozer operator who was trying to stop the fire from spreading, was killed just a day after the flames erupted.
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The Carr Fire has claimed six other lives since it began on July 23, including those of a firefighter and a bulldozer operator.
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Lending a hand to a winemaker, Paul uses his bulldozer to move a hillock, only to discover that he's shifted a boundary line.
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President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer", swept to power in 2015 pledging to secure a bigger share of resource wealth and cut corruption.
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When the bigger trucks finally assign Bulldozer a job, he quickly realizes it's more important to stand your ground than move the earth.
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A bulldozer clears mud off the road near a flooded section of the U.S. 101 freeway near the San Ysidro exit in Montecito.
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Batman is trying to hijack some Kryptonite, and uses the Batmobile as a speed machine, battering ram, tank, and bulldozer to get it.
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Before becoming an analyst, Moorhead was a VP at AMD for nearly 10 years and departed at the same time Bulldozer came to market.
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He's super-sized all the pieces in Lego's 1979 Technic Bulldozer set, which required over 600 hours of printing to recreate all 372 parts.
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I think if I had held Bulldozer back and released it a year later than Bubblegum, it would have gotten a much better shake.
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Instead, Bulldozer became something of an embarrassment for the company and it wasn't until 2017 that AMD really became a competitive CPU maker again.
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The game commission employee and a state trooper drove the bulldozer through the underbrush to the location where the helicopter last spotted the man.
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So, next time you find yourself in conversation with a bulldozer or a bore, you might feel sorry for them, rather than for yourself.
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Ten days later, he looks on as the mechanical arm of a bulldozer rips through his vessel, the Katerina, crushing a lifetime of memories.
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The bulldozer rolled over as Varney was using it to cut a firebreak, and first responders weren&apost immediately able to retrieve his body.
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There are two primary robots — a bulldozer and a dump truck — built with a pair of motors and sensors that react to their environment.
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Cal Fire spokesman Scott McLean says the Carr Fire in Shasta County burned over the bulldozer operator, who was hired privately, and his equipment.
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Bella's security detail was deep ... we counted at least 5 people escorting her and, in her defense, the guy comes through like a bulldozer.
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The small robot — shaped like a miniaturized bulldozer with a CRT monitor for a cockpit — sits in a charging dock, waiting to be awoken.
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In my zeal, I can rob them of the chance to work through issues on their terms, and I occasionally act like a bulldozer.
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Firefighter Braden Varney was killed on Saturday while operating a bulldozer on the fire line, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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In fact, the bulldozer-in-chief in the White House — who loves rolling over rules and traditions — has already urged that they do it.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for his forceful leadership style, has introduced anti-corruption measures and tough economic reforms since taking office in November 2015.
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A government video shows Duterte watching on as a bulldozer crushes 76 smuggled cars and motorbikes, including models by Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche.
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Still waiting for the bulldozer to complete its work, we had pulled over into a barren field, more than 300 yards from any buildings.
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"It's almost like a huge bulldozer went down the middle of Panama City and straight up through," said Jeff Rogers, a Gulf Power spokesman.
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A firefighter was killed on July 14 when a bulldozer he was using to cut containment lines overturned, and seven others have been hurt.
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Just in time, a bulldozer came out of nowhere and knocked a burning vehicle out of his way, giving him enough space to flee.
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The Bulldozer chips, as we've chronicled extensively, were a major failure for AMD and ruined the competitive marketplace for CPUs appearing in consumer computers.
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Gunshots could be heard as the bulldozer moved up to the group, which was forced to abandon its effort to carry the body away.
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And so to the rest of his house, with Davis swinging a sledgehammer and then, frustrated by such modest damage, upgrading to a bulldozer.
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Listen: Sheryl Crow's "Prove You Wrong" is a big, gleaming bulldozer of a song, built for loudness-wars radio and also featuring Stevie Nicks.
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Next came veterans from Vote Leave, the Brexit campaign that turned Mr Johnson into a political bulldozer, crashing through Britain's four-decades-old political settlement.
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For Papermaster, putting all those resources into a new CPU design, and having that team effectively ignore Bulldozer and its successive iterations, was absolutely vital.
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The president, nicknamed "the Bulldozer", is criticised by investors for what they see as arbitrary new policies and regulations that have slowed foreign direct investment.
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A California firefighter who was using a bulldozer to prevent a wildfire from spreading was killed Saturday near Yosemite National Park, state fire officials said.
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An 81-year-old contracted bulldozer operator, identified as Don Smith, and Redding fire inspector Jeremy Stoke were also killed trying to contain the flames.
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" She said the bulldozer she painted was one of several that "were used to assault the ancestral grave sites of the Standing Rock Sioux nation.
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A private bulldozer operator who had been hired in efforts to contain the fire "succumbed to fatal injuries" Tuesday night, according to California fire authorities.
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Eight-one-year-old Don Ray Smith was a bulldozer operator who was helping clear vegetation in the path of the wildfire when he died.
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Earlier this month, firefighter Braden Varney was killed when the bulldozer he was operating overturned while he was fighting the flames near the national park.
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A California bulldozer operator nearly slipped off a steep mountain trail three times before his vehicle finally rolled into a ravine and fatally crushed him.
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In any case, the writing is on the wall for our poor little bulldozer-like friends, who may soon go quietly into that dark night.
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The robot yelps in a tiny robot voice, flails its single, u-shaped arm in terror, quickly reverses its bulldozer-style tracks, and backs away.
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What appeared to be scars from bulldozer shovels were visible, and ASOR said there were also signs of machinery tracks at the temple of Ishtar.
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But time, the great bulldozer, has seen most "nail house" residents in China bought out, pushed out, or, given that many are elderly, carried out.
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Tahrir al-Sham began the exchange by firing on a Turkish bulldozer removing sections of a border wall and Turkish artillery returned fire, they said.
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Sharp-witted and outspoken, Sharon can be a bulldozer; she's the more cynical of the two, but therefore often the more perceptive of the two.
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It's a worldview personified richly, for instance, in the business mogul Renata (Laura Dern), whose bulldozer personality is founded on a deep fear of falling.
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In Sumo: The Art of Six Second Fighting I name checked Kotoshogiku as the perfect example of what sumo pundit David Benjamin termed 'a bulldozer'.
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The Formosa Cafe is one of those famous old-school places in West Hollywood that always seems to be face-to-face with a bulldozer.
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The Wednesday outage was caused by a bulldozer hitting a power line while trying to remove a collapsed transmission tower, according to El Nuevo Día.
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He and his brother would not have purchased an excavator and a bulldozer, expensive equipment they most likely will not need again to harvest pecans.
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Fires are moving faster than anyone has ever seen, and barriers that in years past contained fires — bulldozer lines, highways, rivers — are now no match.
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Released from the mix-up, and with no cars available on a holiday weekend, Paul must rely on a bulldozer for his drive to Montalcino.
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Eventually the body is seen hanging from the scoop before the bulldozer drives back to the Israeli side of the fence, protected by a tank.
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Some critics said the city reached its target by too aggressively issuing code violations, and when poor landlords could not pay, calling in the bulldozer.
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One of the soldiers stared into a Russian-made scope used to guide missiles at a bulldozer used by Islamic State to create earth barriers.
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Last June, Magufuli, dubbed "The Bulldozer," went a step further, announcing that pregnant students would not be allowed to return to school after giving birth.
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Bedford rushed to the site of the discovery, an old colonial coconut plantation that the bulldozer had been clearing for use as a prawn farm.
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It's "acting like a bulldozer, and just pushes up, and rolls it up," she added, referring to the way lobes move the environment around them.
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With his visibility diminished, Parmley moved forward until he located the nurses and helped them to safety with the help of a man driving a bulldozer.
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There was a lot going for this record, and it was a more attention-grabbing record than Bulldozer was at the time they were both released.
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He's the political bulldozer familiar from the primary season, remorselessly probing the weaknesses of his rivals -- both Republicans and Democrats -- in a constant cycle of confrontation.
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O threaded together drill pipes one recent morning in the Permian Basin, a bulldozer cleared sagebrush to make way for the company's fifth well since January.
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So direct action would be blocking a bulldozer, but it wouldn't be holding a protest outside the office of the representative who voted for the pipeline.
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Smoke was still rising from several shops hours after the explosion as a bulldozer cleared the burnt-out chassis of the vehicle used in the blast.
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Ivanka's Instagram Stories showed party-goers singing "Happy Birthday" to little Theodore as he blew out two candles on a yellow bulldozer birthday cake, Yahoo reported.
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While most residents have had their power restored, it has been interrupted at times by blackouts, including one caused by a bulldozer hitting a transmission line.
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A fire official says an explosive wildfire in Northern California has killed a bulldozer operator as he fought to contain the blaze and injured three firefighters.
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As the bulldozer creeps along a Kankakee road at about five miles per hour, the cops pursue it on foot, jogging along at a manageable clop.
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We're just hoping people realize it's the kind of change you get if you decide to remove the trash by driving a bulldozer through the kitchen.
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"I want to replace the perverse logic of the bulldozer that destroys everything in its wake for the wise culture of dialogue, agreement, collaboration," he said.
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Videos filmed by passengers showed crumpled buses and flames shooting from a bulldozer that apparently had been used to dig a deep ditch to block roads.
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In the Noor neighborhood, a bulldozer that the fighters had planned to use like a car bomb was still parked where the militants had left it.
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President Magufuli is known as 'The Bulldozer' for his tough stance against corruption and his hardline policies, which include denying education to schoolgirls who become pregnant.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for the way he pushes through projects, has launched a drive against corruption, tax evasion and poaching since taking office in November 2015.
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The worker who drove the bulldozer, clearing the way for bodies to be taken out, was also wounded and has since quit, severely affecting the team's capabilities.
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By his mid teens, Taylor had restored a one-cylinder car and overhauled a bulldozer that he used to help neighbors with construction projects and odd jobs.
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Your successful friends are not trying to escape life by numbing the pain; they're trying to discover the pain and then push through it like a bulldozer.
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A bulldozer operator died on July 26 when his tractor rolled over as he helped property owners battle the flames, this year's sixth wildfire fatality in California.
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So Mr. Blum threw thousands of dollars' worth of sauce "in this pit where there's a big bulldozer piling it in with the other garbage," he said.
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Miles Celic, chief executive of TheCityUK, which promotes Britain's financial services abroad, said there is no appetite in the industry to take a bulldozer to current rules.
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This month, in a partnership with Ziegler Cat, it took a trailer of simulators — a bulldozer, a road grader and an excavator — to a local high school.
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Footage distributed by the military showed an armoured bulldozer tearing into the one-storey structure in the village of Kauber, north of the Palestinian city of Ramallah.
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His ineffectual latter years belied formidable willpower and political talent, which earned him the nickname, as Prime Minister Georges Pompidou's troubleshooter in the 1960s, of "the bulldozer".
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"I thought it was very difficult to ask him challenging questions on the phone because he was like a bulldozer," she said in the interview released Monday.
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They were dismayed that Paul's campaign had been buried by the Trump bulldozer, but they had a broad set of (sometimes contradictory) explanations for what went wrong.
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A bulldozer operator died on July 26 when his tractor rolled over as he helped property owners battle the flames, the sixth wildfire fatality in California this year.
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The blaze took a deadly turn last Tuesday when a bulldozer operator hired by property owners to help battle the flames was killed when his tractor rolled over.
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Image: LegoThe kit comes with five different projects out of the box: a cat, a robot, a guitar, a bulldozer, and my personal favorite, a Lego-stacking machine.
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They brought a bulldozer in to cut an eight-to-ten-foot vertical cliff face and installed a ramp for the horse to run down, above the tank.
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The tragedy comes two weeks after the death of Braden Varney , a 36-year-old California firefighter who was using a bulldozer to prevent the wildfire from spreading.
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The firefighters killed in the blaze included Don Ray Smith, 81, of Pollock Pines, a bulldozer operator who was helping clear vegetation in the path of the wildfire.
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The firefighters killed in the blaze included Don Ray Smith, 2260, of Pollock Pines, a bulldozer operator who was helping clear vegetation in the path of the wildfire.
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The blaze in Redding, about 150 miles (240 km) north of Sacramento, on Thursday killed a bulldozer operator working with fire teams to clear brush around the fire.
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The blaze took a deadly turn on Tuesday when a bulldozer operator hired by property owners to help battle the flames was killed as his tractor rolled over.
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The first couple of accessories are a bulldozer add-on and a "building block tray," which is sort of like a LEGO board that plugs onto the top.
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Mitchell writes long letters to a vending machine company's complaints department, dismantles his refrigerator and desktop computer, and takes a sledgehammer and a bulldozer to his own home.
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The announcement by Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his forceful leadership style, marks a further escalation of a dispute with foreign companies like Acacia Mining over export revenues.
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The blaze took a deadly turn on Tuesday when a bulldozer operator hired by property owners to help battle the flames was killed when his tractor rolled over.
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"We saw the barren, windswept plazas that were being built downtown, and we knew we were racing the bulldozer," Mr. Stanford told The New York Times in 4.83.
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The fire, one of the most destructive in California history, had already killed six people, including a great-grandmother and two children, and a firefighter and bulldozer operator.
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On Saturday, in the northern Chinese city of Hebei, a brawl between competing construction crews escalated into a literal bulldozer fight, footage of which has spread widely online.
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Warner—wherever he is—is a talker, the life of the party, and that day he was only supposed to ride the cable-laying bulldozer a few yards.
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If you've had this Kashmiri lamb dish at other local Indian restaurants, you probably think of rogan josh as a bulldozer of a dish, more powerful than graceful.
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The WHO statement is not the first time international organisations have queried information from the government of President John Magufuli, nicknamed The Bulldozer for his pugnacious ruling style.
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Video widely shared on social media showed what appeared to be a lifeless body of the militant dangling from an Israeli military bulldozer as it removed the corpse.
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Video widely shared on social media showed what appeared to be the lifeless body of the militant dangling from an Israeli military bulldozer as it removed the corpse.
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On May 18, American planes bombed a tank, a bulldozer and an excavator that the Iranian-supported militias were using to build an outpost within the restricted zone.
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In 2008, a Palestinian rammed a bulldozer into vehicles on a Jerusalem street before a visit by then U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama, wounding at least 16 people.
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" Most iconic line (Taystee): "So there I am, topless, sitting on this bulldozer in a construction site, barbecue sauce on my titties, and I'm like, What the fuck?
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Though President Georges Pompidou once referred to him as a "bulldozer" for his ability to get things done, Chirac's presidency is remembered mostly as a time of stasis.
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To make himself that powerful, a massive, bulldozer-like exoskeleton would be required; the sound of the engine and the smell of gasoline would distract from animalistic bliss.
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In the makeshift Arsal camp where Kanj lives, home to 450 people, refugees said the army arrived at dawn with a small bulldozer taking down a few shelters.
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Faster than an alley cat escaping a Doberman, more powerful than a CAT bulldozer, and able to leap over dumpsters in a single bound, here comes "Superman Shon" a.k.a.
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Varney was driving a bulldozer to create a gap in vegetation to keep the flames from extending into a nearby community, according to Cal Fire Fire Chief Nancy Koerperich.
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The vehicle, dubbed the "Shchit" or Shield in English, vaguely resembles a bulldozer except with an armored shield instead of a blade attached to its arms, Popular Mechanics wrote.
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According to Moorhead, Bulldozer was always intended to be a high octane kind of CPU that blazed past its Intel competitors thanks to its high clock rate (or clockspeed).
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At other times he drives a bulldozer in "the pit", where rubbish trucks dump San Francisco's household waste, to be loaded onto bigger trucks also headed for the landfill.
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Footage of her shaking a can before painting her message onto the bulldozer at the site in St. Anthony could be seen in local media on Tuesday as well.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) This little bulldozer toy I found abandoned in Central Park also shows how effective blurring out the background can be.
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When protests broke out against pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovich, he stood on top of a bulldozer with a bullhorn to try to prevent violence between police and protesters.
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The blaze took a deadly turn on Tuesday when a bulldozer operator hired by private property owners to help battle the flames was killed when his tractor rolled over.
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Gillette tells WNEP-TV that, miraculously, a piece of plywood in the garage smashed through the bulldozer&aposs windshield and hit a lever that put the machine in reverse.
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Jeb Bush, another establishment candidate crushed by the Trump bulldozer, also just reluctantly endorsed Cruz, explaining that the Texas senator is the only one who can possibly "overcome" Trump.
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A second US defense official said an airstrike hit the convoy after the vehicles continued toward the base, striking an enemy tank and bulldozer, or front loader-type vehicle.
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This week, Jill Stein, the Green Party's presidential nominee, camped out with protesters and was seen on videos spray-painting a bulldozer that sat at a pipeline construction site.
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Of the seven people killed in the Carr Fire, two were firefighters: Jeremy Stoke, who was helping evacuate people, and an unidentified bulldozer operator killed while fighting the flames.
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Acacia's troubles in Tanzania began after President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer," swept to power in 2015 pledging to secure a bigger share of resource wealth and cut corruption.
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I keep saying to them, 'You need to be a carpenter, not a bulldozer,' but they still, especially eastern European women and some Asian women, they like the original.
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Harrison: I watched as a bulldozer removed a section of the wall at Potsdamer Platz to allow East Germans to come through driving their pollution-emitting Trabants or walking.
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Six people have died as a result of the Carr Fire, including a firefighter and a bulldozer operator, as well as a woman and two of her great-grandchildren.
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To call her a brute is to call a Lamborghini a bulldozer, and maybe it's because of her influence that I've always thought of ruffians as rakish and charming.
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"As of August 2, there were still 48 Indian border troops and one bulldozer illegally staying in Chinese territory," spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry Geng Shuang said Thursday.
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A firefighter in a specially designed bulldozer heard their distress calls over the radio, and arrived to plow through the burning trees and power lines and clear the way.
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Firefighter Braden Varney was killed on Saturday when a bulldozer he was using to cut a fire break overturned, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Whatever happens to the house, whether it gets surrounded by wealthy condominiums or turned into a writers' colony, Baldwin's work is having a resurgence that is bigger than any bulldozer.
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A local resident pushed trash aside with a bulldozer nearly a month ago, Powell noted, but she said she had not seen any waste management officials around the area recently.
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And it is not just the amount of water, as heavy rains cause tributaries to overflow, it is also the speed of that water, rushing through towns like a bulldozer.
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In 2017, a Palestinian construction worker in the West Bank settlement of Beiter Illit, Jerusalem, posted a picture of himself on Facebook in which he was leaning against a bulldozer.
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Oaks, who had now reached the camp, told everyone to get into the vehicles and prepare to form a long snake --with the bulldozer at the head clearing a path.
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We think they're like a language bulldozer, or a bottomless bucket of visual sludge with which to turn group messages into a battle for who can cover the most space.
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In order to get new parts to fix the bulldozer, his grandpa would mail order "giant gears" that were so big neither of them could move the boxes by hand.
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Its sorta a microcosm for the rest of the EP, a low-and-slow dancefloor destroyer, the effect of which is something like driving a bulldozer through an empty club.
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On the second day of the fire, Cal Fire's heavy equipment operator Braden Varney was fatally injured when the bulldozer he was operating to make a fire line rolled over.
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On the access road into the city's east end, which climbed up the mountainside, the column drove by a pesh merga bulldozer in flames, the driver incinerated in the cab.
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In one such room, Dr. Ross Isaacs saw William Powers, a former bulldozer operator with severe kidney problems, and outlined how Powers could maximize his chances of a kidney transplant.
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"That's why when people say 'oh we didn't get out of Bulldozer what we would have wanted' it's because that was supposed to be a very high frequency part," Moorhead said.
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A contracted bulldozer operator, identified as 81-year-old Don Smith of Pollock Pines, California, and Redding fire inspector Jeremy Stoke were also killed trying to contain the flames, officials said.
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Donald junior bragged to the Republican National Convention about youthful visits to construction sites: "we're the only children of billionaires" as happy in a bulldozer as in a car, he said.
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The islands and peninsulas north of New York harbour—Long Island, Nantucket, most of Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod—were pushed into place by the bulldozer blade of the Wisconsinan ice-sheet.
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"These changes crash a bulldozer through the Endangered Species Act's lifesaving protections for America's most vulnerable wildlife," Noah Greenwald, the Center for Biological Diversity's endangered species director, said in a statement.
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The CakeDozer's simple mechanism, adorably shaped like a tiny bulldozer, can gently coax a slice of anything safely off the server, perfectly intact, and ready to impress your judgmental dinner guests.
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Washington is probably best known for playing Scandal's Olivia Pope, a bulldozer of a woman who pushes obstacles out of her way and occasionally romances the president of the United States.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has won some praise from Western donors for anti-corruption drives and cutting wasteful government spending since coming to power in November.
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For instance, men are often celebrated for displaying overconfidence, aggressiveness and fearless risk-taking, but women who show the same traits are often seen as being a "bulldozer" or pathologically ambitious.
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Rescuers used a bulldozer to push abandoned cars out the way to reach Feather River Hospital and evacuate patients as flames engulfed the building, Butte County Supervisor Doug Teeter told reporters.
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In a heated debate, Ruth Davidson, leader of the Scottish Conservatives, accused Sturgeon of acting like a "bulldozer", putting independence above all else despite not having public support for another vote.
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Varney was fatally injured when the bulldozer he was operating to make a fire line rolled over, according to Frank Polizzi, public information officer with the California Department of Industrial Relations.
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That weekend, it jumped four streams, a major road, and a fire line that had been cut by a bulldozer, and in the process it spread to another hundred thousand acres.
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Braden Varney, 36, a heavy fire equipment operator, died the day after the blaze began when the bulldozer he was operating rolled over, according to the California Department of Industrial Relations.
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The new Dove's strategic thinking and defensive moves were an even sharper contrast to the bulldozer approach favored by Hawk, who initially rebelled against the notion of having his brother replaced.
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The Palestinians still think Trump's enough of a bulldozer that if he gave something to the Israelis on a Wednesday, he's capable of giving something to the Palestinians on a Thursday.
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On a visit in May, the only noise that could be heard over chirping birds was a bulldozer flattening a piece of adjacent land to build another field for Vrelo Sport.
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Instead, with Bulldozer, AMD had a bad habit of claiming it was shipping 8-core CPUs, many people, including the claimants that launched a class action in California in 2015, disagreed.
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They worked to clear paths through the area with a bulldozer, and then broke up into smaller groups and used rudimentary tools like pickaxes and shovels, or even just their hands.
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"Everything in my house, it was almost like it was pushed back with a bulldozer," she said "Mexico Beach needs your prayers," Albrecht said of the town of about 1,200 people.
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Mr. King, a 69-year-old former bulldozer operator who is in his ninth term, began his speech by saying he had made "a freshman mistake" by speaking to The Times.
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A yard separated Seattle from the N.F.C. West title, and on the sideline lurked its once and future bulldozer, Marshawn Lynch, signed last week to bolster its depleted running back corps.
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Overwatch healer Brigitte is the hero that the composition is built around, using her area-of-effect healing and stun abilities to lead her team, like a bulldozer, into the enemy.
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It was no secret to the Grizzlies — including Zach Randolph, a 6-foot-9, 260-pound bulldozer who made sure that Porzingis became familiar with him over the course of the evening.
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"Who can think of peace in these conditions," said Ali al-Azzi, 23, interrupted as he spoke by a bulldozer dumping dirt where he was standing, forcing him out of the way.
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But on October 5th Theresa May strode up to the podium at the Conservative Party conference, awkwardly waved at the crowd, cleared her throat and unceremoniously drove a bulldozer through those assumptions.
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With the deaths of Bledsoe and the Roberts children confirmed, the official death toll now stands at five, including a Redding firefighter and a contracted bulldozer operator are also among the dead.
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But left unattended, and more importantly, left alone and powered on, a bulldozer can create all kinds of havoc as it smashes and mashes and generally causes a mess of the area.
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Heemeyer's bulldozer, later nicknamed the "killdozer," demolished a total of 13 buildings in Granby until it got stuck in the basement of a department store as he tried to mow through it.
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The highways are surfaced with ice either graded by a bulldozer from frozen swamp or formed by spraying river water onto the intended site of the road and allowing it to freeze.
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The next day, they said, they brought in a heavy bulldozer, which much more effectively destroyed the homes: flattening more than 10, heavily damaging another 50, and torching 85033 or so more.
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The fast-flowing water "cut down" the canal's banks, added Shashwat, who is supervising work by three mechanical diggers, a bulldozer and eight trucks, guarded by three shifts of 50 paramilitary troops.
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Both are dedicated to mapping out paths of least resistance, rather than running the risk of alienating entrenched interests by, in the Sanders vein, seeking to clear the way with a bulldozer.
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The laws aim to end what Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for both his time as public works minister and his pugnacious management style, has called years of corrupt practices and tax evasion.
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A new report says the first firefighter, a California bulldozer operator, nearly slipped off a steep mountain trail three times before his vehicle finally rolled into a ravine and fatally crushed him.
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"It seemed some criminal elements took over a bulldozer, parked on the side of the street," said Manchak Ipper, the superintendent of the police in the south Tripura district, which includes Belonia.
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After the meeting broke up, several members of the Munduruku crammed into a bulldozer driven by one of the miners to avoid crossing a long, muddy patch of the trail on foot.
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Antetokounmpo, the team's multidimensional force, is capable of doing a bit of everything: At 211 feet 27 inches, he has the agility of a ballroom dancer and the power of a bulldozer.
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With a combination of feline quickness, bulldozer strength, and feathery touch, Harden makes a living from three spots on the floor: the rim, the free-throw line, and the three-point line.
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I sometimes feel the need to defend this record in a similar way that I have to for Bulldozer, because they both suffered as a result of what they were put next to.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has been praised by Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and cutting wasteful government spending since he came to power in November 2015.
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ISIS used a bulldozer to dump the corpses in a mass grave at the scene of the executions -- Mosul's defunct College of Agriculture in the north of the city, the intelligence source said.
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Acacia's troubles in Tanzania began after President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer", swept to power in late 2015 pledging to secure a bigger share of the country's natural resource wealth and fight corruption.
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An explosive wildfire tore through two small Northern California communities, killing a bulldozer operator on the fire lines, burning three firefighters, destroying dozens of homes and forcing thousands of terrified residents to flee.
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The Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Office said Saturday the bulldozer operator helping to clear vegetation in the wildfire&aposs path has been identified as 81-year-old Don Smith of Pollock Pines, California.
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A bulldozer operator who died working to contain the fire was identified as Don Ray Smith of Pollock Pines, a small community east of Sacramento, according to the Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Department.
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Acacia's troubles in Tanzania began after President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer," swept to power in late 2015 pledging to secure a bigger share of the country's natural resource wealth and fight corruption.
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Soon the house is abandoned and demolished by a bulldozer—a surprise attack from the ghost's point of view and, as the claw crashes through the ceiling unannounced, the film's most thrilling scene.
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They are not the only Florida team tearing down its roster — the Tampa Bay Rays have been busy doing that, too — but they are the only one with Derek Jeter driving the bulldozer.
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Braden Varney was killed on the fireline while operating a bulldozer at the Ferguson Fire early this morning, said Scott Maclean, a spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire).
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Neither was aware, however, that earlier that morning, a Cal Fire bulldozer had abandoned this same fire line, telling his supervisor it was "too steep and overgrown" to be viable, the report says.
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"He's a bit of bulldozer -- and there's no other senior politician who could or want to stand up to him," said Duncan Innes-Ker, regional director for Asia at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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In the early 2000s, Lesin was known as a particularly aggressive spokesman for Putin and was reportedly nicknamed the "Bulldozer" because of his ability to get Russian media outlets to fall in line.
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Re-assembling all of those pieces into a five-foot long Lego Technic bulldozer, complete with working tank treads and a bucket that's raised and lowered by a gearing system, took considerably less time.
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A second US defense official said, at the time, that an airstrike hit the convoy after the vehicles continued toward the base, striking an enemy tank and a bulldozer or front loader-type vehicle.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for his forceful leadership style, appointed a new minister of works, transport and communications last June and then fired the minister of industry and trade in November.
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Copenhagen residents used crowbars, power tools, and a bulldozer to demolish an infamous open-air drug market known as "Pusher Street" on Friday following a shooting that injured two police officers and a bystander.
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Instead of addressing these deeper structural issues Mr Magufuli has continued to live up to his nickname of "Bulldozer": one foreign firm was given seven days to settle a $5m bill, says its boss.
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South Africa's red-beret-wearing Economic Freedom Fighters – opposition rabble-rousers who idolise Venezuela's late Hugo Chavez – or Tanzania's hard left John Magufuli, who revels in his "Bulldozer" moniker, are two cases in point.
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His bulldozer personality and zero-sum approach to power in New York — the more you have, the less he has — have led to fierce fights with fellow Democrats, most recently Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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In advising adolescents on how they might handle a disagreement, I first teach them about reactions to conflict and allow them to daydream their way through a bulldozer, doormat or doormat-with-spikes response.
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But as we rode higher, I could see some lumpy creatures looming up on the side of the mountain, lit by the headlamps of a large bulldozer escorting tourists on a close-up excursion.
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The New Urbanism movement meant new developments and highways were cropping up all over the United States (helped by the powerful bulldozer that had proved its strength with the Navy Seabees in World War II).
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Stein, who was not arrested at Tuesday's protest, admitted in a statement to spray-painting the bulldozer during the anti-oil demonstration, which concerned construction that she said amounted to desecrating Native American burial sites.
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"The Zed deposit was actually found by a bulldozer, by a piece of heavy equipment that took off the top six inches of his skull," a La Brea Tar Pits museum representative said in 2011.
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BULLDOZER OPERATOR KILLED, FIREFIGHTERS INJURED BATTLING FIERCE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRE Elsewhere in California, large fires continued to burn outside Yosemite National Park and in the San Jacinto Mountains east of Los Angeles near Palm Springs.
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In a statement released on Friday, the Combined Joint Task Force said six strikes in Syria, five of them near Mar'a, hit five tactical units and destroyed four vehicles, two fighting positions and a bulldozer.
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The footage, shot on a camera apparently mounted in the driver's cabin, shows the bulldozer confronting a dust-covered car driving toward it, using its front bucket to push the car toward a nearby building.
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With Clovis Ochin as his sherpa, he ate, drank, and smoked his way through the 11th arrondissement of Paris like a bulldozer, with too many blunts, wines, little plates, and "oh la la's" to count.
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Tanzanian president John Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his infrastructure projects and strict leadership style, launched his reform drive after he was elected in 2015, promising to transform an economy hobbled by bureaucracy and corruption.
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"The best way I can describe it to white people is, imagine if someone went to Arlington National Cemetery and went to the bathroom on the graves and rode a bulldozer over them," he said.
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At about 3:15 AM on a Thursday morning last month, an off-duty cop in suburban Illinois came across a bizarre sight: a 20-ton bulldozer, spinning around in the middle of an intersection.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his strict leadership style, has dismissed dozens of senior public officials over allegations of corruption and inefficiency since he was elected in late 2015 as part of a reform drive.
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She won most of her suits under rent control protections, even as most other tenants moved away, frightened by what she called Columbia's bulldozer diplomacy or mollified by modest financial incentives provided by the university.
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In short, the chassis of a Ford, the body of a Caterpillar bulldozer, the wings of a Boeing aircraft, and the steel girders inside a New York skyscraper are all about to get more expensive.
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On the day I made the trip last month, Mr. Furuya and an assistant collected 11 plastic crates, each holding about 2,000 pieces of mail, and loaded them into the back of the bulldozer. Maj.
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In 217, Nikolin Kurti, Father Kurti's nephew and a retired chemist, borrowed a bulldozer and spent two months conducting his own amateur exhumation of a mass grave on the outskirts of Tirana on Mount Dajti.
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Mr. Ahisu said that rather than put out the fires, the police arrested more than two dozen people and later returned with a bulldozer, flattening hundreds of structures, including the community's mosque and two churches.
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Scanning government territory through his binoculars, he says he saw Syrian government soldiers executing a line of prisoners with a bulldozer and concluded there was little difference between their behavior and that of his colleagues.
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A lot of it is our fault as concierge, bulldozer parenting, where we clear out all the obstacles such that we use so many sanitary wipes on our kids' lives they no longer develop immunities.
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From Coinage: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles "The great music scores when I was a boy, like Irving Berlin, I watched all those orchestrations be plowed by a bulldozer into the 405 landfill," Fisher remembers.
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It takes more than wearing a bulldozer badge to get yourself on the path to success; you've got to truly hone your skills to get past those hard-to-break-through barriers and build lasting trust.
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Any struggle to secure that loan would underline the constraints faced by Magufuli, who is nicknamed "The Bulldozer", as he tries to push through an ambitious economic reform agenda 14 months after he arrived in office.
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" during his previous stint as public works minister, is keen to expand the country's infrastructure and has launched a revenue drive to fund new roads, bridges and electricity infrastructure.
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" In another one with The Zine, he was even more direct, admitting, "We should get a big bulldozer, pile up all the rubbish and send it over to America… It's time to make England fresh again.
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As a bulldozer ate through the parking lot to build a new recreation center, the reels came up from the ground—a little like earthworms, a little like zombies—to greet a world that had changed.
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"One of our customers shared a picture of a bulldozer inside the remains of the building on Facebook, saying her son burst into tears, thinking it meant there would never be ice cream again," Clayton said.
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Ammon, an assistant professor of city and regional planning and historic preservation at the University of Pennsylvania, writes in an introduction: In both its physical and cultural manifestations, the bulldozer dramatically transformed the postwar American landscape.
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This kind of bulldozer, pelvis-first mentality is the foundation of the more aggressive, more intrusive behavior, and until we recognize that, we will count on the courts to correct something that our culture should correct.
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The IUOE's new robotic excavator is the result of an unusual partnership with Built Robotics, a San Francisco startup that sells a box that can enable a backhoe or bulldozer to pilot itself for some tasks.
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Ryzen is a very different story from Bulldozer, and, to date, there have been no concerns about the number of cores being reported by AMD being different than the number of cores in the actual CPUs.
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Since taking office in November 2015, Magufuli — nicknamed "the Bulldozer" — has cut government spending by imposing measures such as restrictions on foreign travel for government officials and the removal of "ghost workers" from the state payroll.
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"I could easily imagine us designing a variant on Spot that is larger and stronger, like you might find outdoors, more like a bulldozer, if it turned out there was enough interest in that," says Raibert.
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The president, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for the way he pushes through projects, also suspended senior Finance Ministry official Florence Mwanri for approving the start of phase two of the project before completion and appraisal of phase one.
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They included a bulldozer operator whose vehicle nearly slipped off a mountain trail three times before it rolled into a ravine and crushed him at the Ferguson Fire near Yosemite National Park, a Cal Fire report said.
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In addition to the bulldozer slum clearances and egregious public-works graft now synonymous with athletic mega-events, the forced disappearance and grotesque torment of regime opponents redoubled throughout the preparations—and indeed, continued during the tournament.
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Mr. Wrona is very good at thickening the air with mystery, and right from the start he slips in enigmatic details and figures — the prowling bulldozer, a keening woman, a scowling man — that disturb the ordinary scene.
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The vehicle commander, Lt. Muhammad Altimimi, repeatedly pointed out suspicious buildings and the fleeting shadows of Islamic State fighters moving among points of concealment, encouraging the Abrams tank and an armored bulldozer to push ahead of us.
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Our vehicle crossed the road without incident, but we were soon stuck in a field, calling for the bulldozer again to fill in a trench blocking our way, dug by the Islamic State for just that reason.
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Video footage shot by a Gaza photographer and widely posted on social media showed what appeared to be the lifeless body of an Islamic Jihad militant dangling from an Israeli military bulldozer as it removed the corpse.
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He is already missing a limb: In 2000, while imprisoned for unrelated political reasons under a previous government, his arm was chopped off when a bulldozer knocked down the wall of his jail during a prison protest.
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Ms. Buan, who owns the vegetarian restaurant Rosetta's Kitchen in Asheville, was called upon during one trip to help figure out what to do with a donated buffalo that was hanging from the bucket of a bulldozer.
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Images and reports from the crash site, just outside Tehran, show at least one bulldozer working in the debris at the site, where the Boeing 737-800 crash-landed on Tuesday, killing all 176 people on board.
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Like Walker's photographs of Polaroid factories being demolished, there is a somber tone in the alterations to the pond over the years, including shots of a bulldozer making way for a highway expansion, and an adjacent landfill.
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At London's Royal Court Theater in 2005 he directed the play "My Name Is Rachel Corrie," about the young American protesting the demolition of a Palestinian's house in Gaza who was run over by an Israeli Army bulldozer.
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Workplace safety officials are investigating Varney&aposs death and will look for any violations related to his training or the maintenance of the bulldozer, said Frank Polizzi, a spokesman for the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health.
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"Mohammed bin Salman is a dangerous person because his policy is the policy of a bulldozer as in Yemen, leading to the spread of diseases such as cholera," said Nizar Makni, a Tunisian journalist specializing in international affairs.
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Jill Stein, the Green Party presidential candidate, is facing misdemeanor criminal charges in North Dakota after she spray-painted a bulldozer at a rally protesting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, law enforcement officials said on Wednesday.
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The bulldozer went ahead, scraping away some of the pavement and building up a small berm to protect the convoy from any suicide bombers who might try to hit the dozens of Humvees as they traversed the road.
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The division's mission was to act like a bulldozer, clearing the path for South Vietnamese officials and troops to move in and establish a government presence, and to keep the enemy's main force units from disrupting that effort.
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This part of the book is slowly paced, but when Paul, still in his bulldozer, rescues an attractive American art historian named Anna, who has run her car into a ditch, the velocity picks up, then zooms forward.
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But he got to chatting with the 'dozer crew, and as the press, local officials, and assembled schoolkids watched, the governor and the bulldozer got farther and farther away, eventually disappearing over the hill, cable steadily unspooling behind.
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Although there are plenty of rockets like the one that took out the bulldozer, the Iraqi forces say they use the heavy weapons only against important targets or when there is a substantial gathering of jihadists in one spot.
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The regulations aim to stamp out what President John Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer", has called years of corrupt practices and tax evasion that have robbed the country of revenue from a sector accounting for about four percent of GDP.
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Another afternoon, on a street in East Raqqa, where the S.D.F. had pushed into the city's old quarter, breaching a huge mud-mortar wall from the eighth century, I watched an armored bulldozer return from clearing some rubble nearby.
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Indonesia's Coal and Minerals Director General Bambang Gatot denied earlier reports that work could halt for four days while an investigation was carried out into the death of one worker and the injury of another in a bulldozer accident.
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Just past the Elephant Pass, at the edge of the Vanni, a grandiose memorial celebrates the life of Gamini Kularatne, an ordinary Sinhalese soldier who, in July 244, single-handedly disabled a Tiger bulldozer packed with explosives, and died.
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One particularly limber cop jumped up onto the stalled bulldozer, climbed into the cab, grabbed White, and leaped off the machine with him—bringing him to the ground with what looked sort of like a top-rope pile driver.
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Armed with a bulldozer, an excavator and a tank, some of the militia fighters split off from the main group and began to build a small outpost that the Americans concluded was too close to al-Tanf for comfort.
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Nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his ability to push through major projects, Magufuli in April ordered the immediate dismissal of more than 9,900 civil servants after a nationwide verification of academic credentials uncovered workers with forged school and college certificates.
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A bulldozer operator was killed in the so-called Carr Fire, a blaze in Shasta County that has tripled in size in the last two days to 28,000 acres (11,300 hectares), the state's forestry and fire protection department said.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for his infrastructure projects and leadership style, launched his reform drive after he was elected in late 2015, promising to transform an economy hobbled by red-tape and corruption and carry out a major building program.
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Scott McLean of the California Department of Forestry and Fire protection said the job of hand crews and bulldozer operators trying to cut containment lines was made more difficult by high winds, which were blowing embers and starting new spot fires.
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A man who was fleeing police in Pennsylvania was accidentally run over by a bulldozer while authorities were responding to a report of a suspicious car on state game lands, where 10 marijuana plants were later found, Pennsylvania State Police said.
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Gregory Longenecker, 51, of Reading, was found dead under the rear of the bulldozer that a state trooper and a Pennsylvania Game Commission employee were using to search for him in "thick underbrush" Monday morning, according to a police statement.
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And any form of protest, whether it be a simple rally or all the way to a lockdown blockade where people have embedded themselves into lockdown devices and are blocking a bulldozer—I see a huge spectrum covered by direction action.
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Those are the signs President Donald Trump and everyone in America should be seeing in their heads when they hear an announcement like that because this plan is already doomed to failure before the first bulldozer driver turns the ignition.
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"A bulldozer packed with a large amount of explosives managed to reach our troops near the museum using the Old City side roads, we lost an Abrahams tank, three Humvees and four soldiers," a spokesman for the rapid reaction forces said.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has won some praise from Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and cutting wasteful public spending, but opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech.
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He's a fresh instrument added to the most surgical offense in history; a precise bulldozer who plunges through inattentive defenses that have no choice but to submit whenever he seals his man with 19 seconds still on the shot clock.
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KOTUMA, Sierra Leone (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sierra Leonean farmer Bockarie Swaray was sitting on his porch one morning when he heard a deep whirring noise and jumped up to see a bulldozer fell his banana, oil palm and kola nut trees.
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In a study conducted by M.I.T. Media Lab, 27 children, aged between 3 and 10, interacted with A.I. devices and toys including Alexa, Google Home, Julie (a chatbot) and, finally, Cozmo (a robot in the form of a toy bulldozer).
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In a letter to the Parliament's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, he questioned both the timing of what he dismissively called a "bulldozer operation," and the overwrought way in which it had been presented, as if Israel were going into battle.
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The bodies have yet to be positively identified, but their discovery raises the confirmed death toll from the Carr Fire to five, including a bulldozer operator and a firefighter who were killed when the blaze swept into Redding two days ago.
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The job of hand crews and bulldozer operators trying to cut containment lines was made more difficult by high winds, which were blowing embers and starting new fires, Scott McLean of the California Department of Forestry and Fire protection said.
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So it is probably ill advised that Peter Galperin and Daniel Scot Kadin take a mere 90 minutes to tell his tale in "Bulldozer: The Ballad of Robert Moses," their confused new rock musical at the Theater at St. Clement's.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dramatic footage released this week shows the moment a bulldozer driven by an Iraqi security force member tackles an explosive-filled car driven by a suicide bomber, offering a rare, close-up view of the fierce battle for control of Mosul.
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From there they traversed open fields to Tel Asqof in a convoy including pickup trucks mounted with anti-aircraft guns, a bulldozer reinforced with metal plates and at least two Humvees, the charred remains of which could be seen inside the village.
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The "Backlash" dump truck offered one of gaming's greatest power slides, emphasizing exaggeration over realistic physics, capable of leveling entire buildings; but that you got it after the simple, blunt-force thrills of a bulldozer left some players frustrated by its exacting controls.
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Yesterday, as noted by the Register, AMD agreed to pay out approximately $257 million dollars to plaintiffs in a class-action suit for making false claims in advertising and marketing materials related to its Bulldozer CPUs that were launched back in 2011.
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Christiane Crasemann Collins, a historian of urban planning who helped make a moment in history herself by defying a bulldozer bent on converting a West Harlem park site into a Columbia University gymnasium, died on Friday at her home in West Falmouth, Mass.
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At a meeting a week ago with manufacturing executives, including Douglas R. Oberhelman, Caterpillar's departing executive chairman, President Trump expressed admiration for the company, showing off his knowledge of various bulldozer models that he implied were part of some of his business projects.
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That's because in August, AMD agreed to pay a $12.1 million class action settlement to nix a question that had been dodging it for years: whether it falsely advertised its Bulldozer and Piledriver CPUs as eight-core processors when that was something of a technicality.
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The Ferguson fire, burning in steep, rugged terrain at the western edge of the park that has proven difficult for crews to access, killed firefighter Braden Varney on July 27 when the bulldozer he was using to cut containment lines overturned in a ravine.
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Peter has ambitious plans for their new home — he envisions a new view, a pool in the yard — and he's soon clambered onto a bulldozer (the same or another) that's on the property, moving trees and dirt as Zaneta prepares for their nuptials elsewhere.
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He has become a postseason staple — and a boon for the league, which has seldom, if ever, produced a player who so effortlessly combines strength and finesse, a 6-foot-8 forward who has the body of a bulldozer and the mind of a professor.
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The fire tornado that claimed his life, killed a private bulldozer driver working to contain the fire and injured several others caught many "highly experienced firefighters" by surprise, according to Cal Fire's report, which details the "extraordinary fire weather conditions" that spawned the rare phenomenon.
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But just as the Trump era may turn liberals into radicals, the Francis bulldozer is making a traditionalist critique of the entire post-Vatican II church resonate on the younger Catholic right — which is already more skeptical of modernity than the John Paul II generation.
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On Friday, an Israeli bulldozer trying to suppress protests in Kafr Qaddum, west of the West Bank city of Nablus, shoved heavy slabs of stone at high speed down a crowded street, slamming one into a Palestinian ambulance and injuring at least one person.
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The nuance and artistry of the 2019 season were briefly abandoned as the 235-pound Prescott morphed from quarterback to bulldozer, fighting his way through a crowd on a third-and-14 play late in the game to set up the Cowboys' victory-sealing touchdown.
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In its crudest moments, a bulldozer, driven by a human as it makes its way along a stretch of pristine nature that, once built upon, is meant to establish impermeable border security, may crush or impale countless non-human mammals, birds, reptiles or amphibians.
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The driver told local county police he was merely following his GPS, and did not realise that the dirt path he was on was leading to water: Police took about half a day to pull the car out of the water with a truck and bulldozer.
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Magufuli, nicknamed 'The Bulldozer' for his forceful leadership style, has introduced anti-corruption measures and tough economic reforms since taking office in November 2015, including cuts to government spending and overhauling the fiscal and regulatory regime of the mining sector in Africa's fourth-largest gold producer.
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TUNIS, March 2000 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When a bulldozer razed the domed, century-old zawiya to the ground, turning the oldest Sufi place of study and worship in the Libyan coastal city of Sirte into a pile of rubble, Oussama Ali Bin Hamel was not shocked.
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Like so many of the specially commissioned rigs worn by celebrity Cinderellas at this annual tournament of fixed smiles, bulldozer fund-raising and cross-platform brand promotion, the Oscar de la Renta extravaganza is probably destined to return to its makers sometime after the clock strikes midnight.
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Two or three days a week during the 226-day span of the summer hiking season that ends in August, a weather-beaten crawler tractor (a bulldozer minus the blade in front) trundles up the 231 mile Fujinomiya trail to collect crates of postcards and letters.
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Although its lone defense against frequent avalanches is a single bulldozer — a machine that arrived only in 2008 and must sometimes clear miles of snowy debris — the maintained road has lured away many young men from Khom and to the economic opportunity of far-off city centers.
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Bulldozer: Demolition and Clearance of the Postwar Landscape by Francesca Russello Ammon, released this April by Yale University Press, is an in-depth perspective on how this metal blade-wielding crawler allowed a new kind of urban design, where buildings could fall rapidly, and earth could be reformed.
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It didn't take long for cop cars to swarm White's monstrosity of a vehicle, but when an officer inched up behind it, dash-cam video shows the bulldozer lurching in reverse—backing over the squad car, crushing it like a beer can, and sending the officer inside running for his life.
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On Tuesday, as the Nets hosted the red-hot Los Angeles Lakers, Allen proved it when James, a 6-foot-8, 270-pound bulldozer of a human being, drove into the lane and elevated toward the basket, just as he has done nearly 2,000 times in his 16-year career.
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Varney was using the bulldozer to try to hold back a blaze that has burned 150 acres (61 hectares) in rugged, inaccessible forest near Savage Trading Post, some 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Yosemite in California's Sierra Nevada mountains and about 33 miles (225 km) east of San Francisco.
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In Nimrud, ISIS leaders proudly made a high-definition, seven-minute video of their organized attacks by jackhammer, bulldozer and dynamite on a civilization dating to 879 B.C. The city was leveled right up to its 140-foot-high ziggurat, a sacred stepped tower now reduced to bricks and dust.
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Tanzania's President John Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer" for the way he pushes through projects, promised when he was elected in 2015 to reform Tanzania's economy, which investors and opposition politicians say is held back by red tape and corruption, and said he would start a programme to develop public infrastructure.
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But for those who aren't already celebrities, the president's approach — that of a blinged-out human bulldozer — will typically succeed only in one being shown the exit, a fate that second-rate Trumpian pretenders have discovered in the White House when they have made the disastrous mistake of trying to emulate the boss.
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The dogs face the water protectors, along with their handlers, including a man in a T-shirt sporting the Cleveland Indians' racist mascot and a dog-headed man wearing a suit and carrying a martini glass, while a helicopter flies above and a bulldozer with an American flag looms in the background.
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There he bluntly informed civil servants of their shortcomings, fired off hectoring e-mails written in capitals, took a bulldozer to Mr Gove's softly-softly Liberal Democrat coalition partners and agitated to prise the state's fingers off schools, inject the exam system with new rigour and boost the teaching of science and maths.
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"I dare say the place is of historical value," said Abu Rida, estimating the ruins to date from somewhere between 395 and the late 600s AD. Dozens of onlookers watched on Monday as a bulldozer and a digger continued to shift earth in Palestine Square, a busy shopping district in downtown Gaza.
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Mr. Lewis is a promising young actor, but no sooner has the screenplay brought up his sexual confusion than it nervously drops the subject, the better to concentrate on its money shots, in which Davis gleefully destroys his glass house and everything in it and finally has a bulldozer knock down the facade.
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It shows that the rise of smartphones in combination with sort of this bulldozer concierge parenting where we clear out all the obstacles for our kids has created a generation of kids who've never been safer — there's less drunk driving, there's less teen pregnancies — but we've also created the most emotionally venerable generation.
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And while she has the ability to deliver a break-the-internet pop bulldozer to rival Ed Sheeran's "Shape Of You" (in fact, they're both prone to dramatic social media disappearances pre-the big drop) she delivered a lazy, mediocre track that was sufficient to get everyone talking, but not enough to get anyone dancing.
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While visual artists associated with Lianozovo have been known in the west since the infamous Bulldozer Exhibition of 1974, during which Soviet authorities plowed under an unsanctioned outdoor exhibition of unofficial art, we're just now beginning to see the full extent of what the Soviet underground's anti-heroic social realist poets have to offer.
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Magufuli is a 226-year-old former school teacher who ultimately rose through the ranks of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party and most recently served as a Minister of Works, where he earned the "Bulldozer" nickname for the efficiency he showed in the role — particularly with a government initiative for building new roads.
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Magufuli is a 56-year-old former school teacher who ultimately rose through the ranks of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party and most recently served as a Minister of Works, where he earned the "Bulldozer" nickname for the efficiency he showed in the role — particularly with a government initiative for building new roads.
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So in recent years, CPU designers have turned other parts of the CPU to improve speed, and when AMD made the decision to essentially scrap Bulldozer and put most of its resources into what would be come Zen, one particular component of the CPU would get a brunt of the focus: A new system bus architecture called Infinity Fabric.
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For reasons I'll never know, or no reason at all, that little heart I'd seen beating on a grainy ultrasound screen stopped beating; and not a week later, I found myself lying on a sterile hospital bed while my uterus was hollowed out with all the gentle reverence of a bulldozer barreling through a construction site.
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A couple of highlights during my time playing with Lego Boost: Using the included color sensor to make a playable harmonica with the guitar and a homing missile with the robot; making the cat purr by picking it up and triggering the tilt sensor; and driving the bulldozer around using really basic (and somewhat difficult) controls.
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Since coming to power in the country of 55m on the east coast of Africa in 2015, Mr Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer" from his time as roads minister, has bashed foreign-owned businesses with impossible tax demands, ordered pregnant girls to be kicked out of school, shut down newspapers and locked up "immoral" musicians who criticise him.
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The big companies at Bauma (the name is a contraction of the German word for construction equipment, Baumaschinen) compete to put on the most spectacular or entertaining product demonstrations: Volvo deployed a half-dozen excavators dancing to the theme song from Beauty and the Beast followed by a "bullfight" enacted by a bulldozer and a dump truck.
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Released in March 1997 for the Nintendo 64, and developed by celebrated British studio Rare, Blast Corps let you power slide a bulldozer through buildings to save an out-of-control nuclear missile carrier, commandeer a train to unlock the star-spangled AmeriCar, and blare the General Lee's horn while ramming explosives into a housing complex to rescue survivors.
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AMD has agreed to a $12.1 million settlement in a class action lawsuit for some customers who bought its FX-8000 / 9000 CPUs built on its 2011 Bulldozer architecture, ending a years-long dispute that claimed AMD falsely advertised the chips as eight-core processors when they in fact only possessed half that number, via The Register.
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So he asked his construction crew to round up "every bulldozer and dump truck he could possibly find" and literally pretend to work for as long as the board was on site: I wanted him to transform my two acres of nearly vacant property into the most active construction site in the history of the world.
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He and the construction worker are doing something superficially similar, but the difference in scale is significant: The bulldozer, a machine that can destroy a lot of material quickly and indiscriminately, represents the authority of central planners, and political and business interests; the artist, who works with only the tools and friends available to him, represents a kind of everyman.
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On Wednesday, they used a bulldozer to clear a new road at the refuge — running right through an important archaeological site and in the process removing part of a fence that was in place specifically "as a deterrent to keep fire crews from driving across the archaeological site," Jason Holm, the US Fish and Wildlife Service assistant director of external affairs, told Oregon Public Broadcasting.
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University of California Davis economics professor J. Paul Leigh has analyzed the occupational hazards of environmental cleanup projects and concluded that the risk of fatality to the average cleanup worker — a dump-truck driver involved in a collision, say, or a laborer run over by a bulldozer — is considerably larger than the cancer risks to individual residents that might result from exposure to untreated sites.
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We hadn't particularly tried to develop this child's interest in trucks, mind you, and we had plenty of books on other subjects, including a massive inheritance from his older brother which skewed toward pirates — but given the choice on any given night, it would be a truck book, and then another truck book, and then, just for variety's sake, maybe a tractor book or a bulldozer book.
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If the phrase "killdozer" doesn't immediately ring a bell, here's a quick refresher: Back in 2004, a muffler shop owner named Marvin Heemeyer got so angry about a zoning dispute in his hometown of Granby, Colorado, that he decided to teach the city a lesson—by secretly building a homemade armored bulldozer in his garage and using it to obliterate the town hall and ex-mayor's house on an angry rampage.
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In a career spanning 20 of the UFC's 24 years, Vitor Belfort has played the young upstart and the young dinosaur, the bulldozer and the bulldozed, the title contender (and, under technical circumstances, light heavyweight title holder) and the veteran veering into a ditch, the fighter who never backed away from the challenge and the system-gamer who had few compunctions about working the blurry edges of the rules.
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Trump was worried he'd get turned down because so little progress had been made, so he asked his construction crew to round up "every bulldozer and dump truck he could possibly find" and literally pretend to work for as long as the board was on site: I wanted him to transform my two acres of nearly vacant property into the most active construction site in the history of the world.
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Trash pickers like Mr. Orta are in yet another category, targeting items in the black landfill garbage bins whose contents would otherwise go to what's known as the pit — a hole in the ground on the outskirts of the city that resembles a giant swimming pool, where trash is crushed and compacted by a huge bulldozer and then carried by a fleet of trucks to a dump an hour and a half away.
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In a little over a month on the job, Sean Spicer, a thickset former Republican National Committee strategist and Navy reservist, has found himself likened in style terms to a graduate of clown college and a used-car salesman, and has also inspired Melissa McCarthy's indelible "Saturday Night Live" impersonation of him as a gum-swallowing bully in an outsize suit and a necktie so bulky you would need a bulldozer to press it.
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"It is so disingenuous of some of these members of Congress who are lining up to condemn these questioning voices as if they have no campaign finance interest in the outcome," said Brian Baird, a former Democratic congressman from Washington State, who became a vocal critic of Israel, and Aipac, after a constituent of his was killed by an Israeli Army bulldozer in Gaza while protesting the demolition of Palestinian homes in 2003.
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