I barely slept as gusts burst off the lake and rattled the tentpoles.
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Working with limited eyesight, Solano began creating colorful work that burst off the walls.
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But after the blindness began, Solano shifted to colorful work that burst off the walls.
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Muhammad burst off the blocks despite the rain and never let up throughout her Thursday night run.
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From there, Cohen takes us inside the cars themselves, tracking their inner workings as they burst off the line.
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But the burst off the bench, most notably Kennard's long-range shooting, marked an important departure from a season ago.
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But when the ice eventually melted, the lid suddenly burst off, unleashing enormous amounts of methane and forming deep craters.
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Taylor's score came in the second quarter after the Sun Devils took a 14-3 lead on Ballage's 52-yard burst off a direct snap.
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Stocks have been moving sideways in the month since the market first burst off the lows of its first double-digit correction in two years.
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You can dance and entangle with the other players, and you can intimidatingly burst off the stage and into the audience seats which are, realistically, empty.
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Engineers at a SpaceX facility in south Texas were running a test on Wednesday that was meant to check how well the vehicle, nicknamed Starship Mark-1, withstands high pressure when a metal cap on top of the vehicle burst off.
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" Vogue Mexico shared the cover on Instagram, writing what roughly translates to: "The intensity of the sun gives way to the echoes of the wind, accompanied by the graceful and fresh image of #HaileyBaldwin, a model who burst off the catwalks wearing the autumn trends with her high-profile engagement ring.
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She was damaged when shells from the steam sloop of war burst off her port beam.
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I then > thought it time to reprove her for racing three times in two days – and she > not well. But her only reply was, "Don’t! When you talk to me like that the > buttons burst off my shoes!" ... In appearance she was girlish, with a > lovely head and a beautiful profile and hair.
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If any bit of the metal is exposed, all the outer shell will burst off the object or melt. The high electrical fields generated inside a microwave often can be illustrated by placing a radiometer or neon glow-bulb inside the cooking chamber, creating glowing plasma inside the low-pressure bulb of the device.
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His papers were often known for unforgettable stories "with characters that burst off the page and plot twists no one could have predicted. These stories changed lives, cities, and occasionally landed the people at the center of them in front of a judge." The good times did not last for print journalism, with the Internet devouring advertising profits. Lacey reacted to increased Internet advertising with Backpage.
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Though small, Parker was famed for his quick burst off the line of scrimmage. He won the CFL's Most Outstanding Defensive Player Award three times (1982, 1984, 1986) and was an all star six times. He played in five Grey Cup games, winning four championships. During 1984 season, his first with the BC Lions, he had 26.5 sacks in a single season which is still a CFL record.
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Vijay Shankar's last-over burst off Bhuvneshwar for 17 runs helped the Daredevils finish with 163/5. The Sunrisers openers provided the perfect start, with Hales scoring 45 off 31 balls after Glenn Maxwell dropped a sitter when Hales was on nine. They put on 76 runs in nine overs before Amit Mishra removed both. Later, Williamson and Pandey added 46 runs for third wicket before Pandey fell to Liam Plunkett while trying to pace the chase.
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The Kamchatka meteor was a meteor that exploded in an air burst off the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia on 18 December 2018. At around midday, local time, an asteroid roughly 10 meters in diameter entered the atmosphere at a speed of , with a TNT equivalent energy of 173 kilotons, more than 10 times the energy of the Little Boy bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. The object entered at a steep angle of 7 degrees, close to the zenith, terminating in an air burst at an altitude of around .
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He played college football for the Stanford Cardinal at defensive end. At 6-foot-4, 280 pounds, he ran the dash in 4.76 seconds, and was known for having a quick burst off the line. Lorig did not work out while at the combine due to injury. In his first two years at Stanford, Lorig played tight end and wore number 80. In his freshman campaign, Lorig played in all 12 games where he contributed on special teams and served as the offense's blocking TE, often lining up in the backfield as an H-back/fullback.
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Lowry was predicted to be a seventh round pick or signed immediately as an undrafted free agent by Lance Zierlein. Zierlein cited that he had a good burst off the offensive line and kept his pads at the correct level. He also stated that he was built physically to be in a 3–4 defense and that he had a good work ethic and "team-first" mentality. However, he was concerned about his short arms and small hands that prevented him from winning on the line of scrimmage, and that he was not as active at finding the ball as he should be.
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