He was carried off by teammates Dewayne Dedmon and Murray.
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Toby objects, but is booed and carried off the stage.
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It's crude, but generally carried off in an amusing manner.
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Burrow was carried off the field on his teammates' shoulders.
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I was sure we were being carried off, or engulfed.
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She was carried off court on a stretcher, her season over.
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Trump also carried off the symbolism surrounding the visit to Paris.
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There he was, being carried off from a race, needing oxygen.
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I don't want my president to be carried off a racecourse.
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Knievel fractured his vertebrae and was carried off in a stretcher.
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Federal agents interviewed Min's staff and carried off the infected computers.
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They disrupted work, and often carried off both files and personnel.
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A sickness carried off his wife and two daughters years ago.
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At least until he was carried off, licking everyone as he left.
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"The image of him being carried off that plane was very important."
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At the end, he was carried off the field by his teammates.
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Prince was carried off the plane by his bodyguard, the records said.
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Anderson was carried off the floor by teammates and did not return.
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One player had to be carried off the field in visible pain.
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A prayer that all bad feelings be carried off across the river.
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Other parts were carried off to be eaten, the bones discarded elsewhere.
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He had to be carried off by his teammates, his knees shaking woozily.
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Eventually, the solider was carried off in a stretcher as the celebration continued.
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Water has submerged neighborhoods, schools and shopping centers, and carried off whole houses.
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Clinton's crowd sizes tend to pale in comparison, Mr. Hale carried off Mrs.
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He was carried off the field and had an MRI exam on Saturday.
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Or Alan Kurdi, the toddler whose body was carried off a beach by a soldier.
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The GT500 never fumbled and every gear change was carried off with amazingly fluid smoothness.
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The race was interrupted for about 10 minutes while Vonn was carried off the mountain. .
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He was carried off on a stretcher and was out of action until July 27.
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Desks and papers lay strewn around as locals carried off aluminum window frames and cables.
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Then, British crusaders carried off her favorite jewel and knife before settling under the Thames.
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Victorian anatomists plundered burial grounds, for example, and carried off bones to put in museums.
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Then as a professional, he carried off the Canadian Open in the summer of 1955.
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Subban, the 2013 Norris Trophy winner, appeared to be alert when he was carried off.
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In some legends, the roc has carried off elephants and fed them to its youth.
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The words go from his mouth to my ears and are carried off by the wind.
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The resentment is often focused on the tons of gold and silver the Spaniards carried off.
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In one case police carried off a man as he clung upside down to his bicycle.
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Mr. Brieden said three other bodies had been retrieved from vehicles that had been carried off.
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"I hit a home run in Game 7 and got carried off the field," he said.
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One man collapsed to the ground and was carried off by other protesters, television footage showed.
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Knox stayed on the court briefly, appearing in pain, then was carried off by two teammates.
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A few demonstrators were arrested and one young man was carried off unconscious, according to Reuters witnesses.
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That was my contribution, getting carried off-the-court for another shooter in my last game ever.
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So we had to develop an amazing program that was carried off really for three flights' worth.
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But the moment passes as Smith, no longer the girl carried off by Luis, does the taking.
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But it's also an abiding and deserving one, especially when it's carried off with such unfailing grace.
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Turtles laying their eggs on the beach face the risk of being carried off and becoming dinner.
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He needed to be carried off the floor by teammates, casting a pall over San Antonio's victory.
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He was carried off the ice on a stretcher and taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
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He was carried off the field by trainers and did not put any pressure on his left leg.
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They argued that objects should go back, starting with those that were carried off as booty during raids.
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La Stella was unable to put any weight on the leg as he was carried off the field.
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They closed schools, because Western education is sinful, and carried off young girls, because holy warriors need wives.
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Auclair claims she got a brief look at the shooter as he was being carried off in handcuffs.
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Once he scored a goal for his high school team and got carried off the field in triumph.
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It carried off many European monarchs and buried the lines of succession to thrones from England to China.
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Experts are hopeful that smog and particulate matter will dissipate soon, carried off by wind and ocean breezes.
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Conley was eventually carried off the field on a stretcher and taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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These comically avant-garde early efforts were carried off with a pointedly un-fashion-y sense of presentation.
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But as they carried off their yard signs, they said they were "not at all" excited about their vote.
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In Paktia, a south-eastern province bordering Pakistan, local strongmen beat up election officials and carried off ballot boxes.
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A Matabele ant, handicapped by a clinging termite, is carried off by a foraging African stink ant (Paltothyreus tarsatus).
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We broke the story ... DiVincenti had to be carried off in a stretcher at the time of the incident.
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But the fact that such an increase has been carried off once does not mean it can be again.
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But at the end of this game, however, Schwartz was certainly not carried off Ford Field by his charges.
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Finally, after the ceremonial ball drop, he scooted back to Messi before finally being carried off by a referee.
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The Bears defense was so impressive that defensive coordinator, Buddy Ryan, was carried off the field after the victory.
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Shocked and delighted, Mr. Cohen carried off a "huge trove" of papers that accelerated his research, Mr. Pinciss said.
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Dozens of people watched as she was carried off the deck on a stretcher, her husband walking by her side.
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Best was carried off the field in a stretcher while wearing an oxygen mask, then taken to the emergency room.
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A Reuters witness saw a woman being carried off on a stretcher with her legs covered in a foil blanket.
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Pros: Fire resistant, compact and easy to conceal or transport, easy to use key lockCons: Easily carried off by thieves
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Hilinski threw for 240 yards and three touchdowns coming off the bench and was carried off the field after the victory.
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He was searching for Lynn's body, his friends told us, but believed she had been carried off as the waters receded.
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In September, a flash flood from a fluke storm carried off two vehicles with three FLDS sisters and their children inside.
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It ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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Wells, who qualified in fourth position, fell during a practice run and received medical treatment before being carried off the pipe.
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Its most famous image, of the glove being carried off by a monstrous, vulture-like creature, is in the Met's collection.
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Raptors game Tuesday night ... and he appeared to be in a ton of pain, having to be carried off the court.
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He landed on his lower back and buttocks, had to be carried off the court and left the arena in a wheelchair.
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Once the 10 more permanent camps were built, families packed up again, loaded into trains and were carried off into the night.
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I am tired of watching young, physically fit men being carried off football fields, limbs broken into pieces, skulls rung like bells.
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At one point, we were almost sure that a giant moth had carried off Paul Pogba, so absent was he from proceedings.
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Bricks, iron rods, broken furniture and my memories were being carried off in a truck, to be resold in a nearby town.
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That flooding ripped up sidewalks, gutted many of the town's quaint shops and carried off vehicles, depositing some of them blocks away.
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Wearing dark pants and a blue shirt, Mr. Warmbier was carried off the plane and taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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Emergency workers with stretchers carried off a stream of injured people, many with leg wounds, some having been shot in the abdomen.
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Even the best locking system in the world won&apost do you any good if the whole safe has been carried off.
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As these fertilizers dry out, some of the plastics can get carried off the land by the wind, or wash directly into rivers.
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Buddy was a key part of the '85 Bears coaching staff -- and was carried off the field when Chicago won the Super Bowl.
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She got carried off (and we later learned that the stunt got her prematurely kicked out of the college she'd been accepted to).
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The migrants, whose nationalities are not known, looked exhausted and some of the younger children were carried off the boat by police officers.
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At 18, Alinejad, who would ultimately rise from her humble beginnings to become one of Iran's top journalists, is carried off to prison.
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After Salcedo was carried off on a stretcher, Wood went on to put New Zealand into a surprise lead in the 42nd minute.
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"The words go from his mouth to my ears and are carried off by the wind," he'll write, and your heart will sink.
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Emergency workers with stretchers carried off a stream of injured protesters, many with leg wounds but some having been shot in the abdomen.
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It was not the first time Ms. Stone carried off a tricky Chanel design — or pants on the red carpet, for that matter.
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Throughout last year, Paraguay and Bolivia exchanged church bells and weapons carried off by one another's soldiers during the Chaco war of 1932-35.
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In the final, Portugal suffered a blow when their most dangerous player, Cristiano Ronaldo, was carried off on a stretcher during the first half.
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"It was completely dumbfounding to us," Dr. McClain said, adding that the alligator must have been carried off by a sixgill or Greenland shark.
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At the end of it all, he gets a meaningless sack in a meaningless game and is carried off the field by his teammates.
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It was something to be cleared out of the way, and the trophy was carried off by a man she doesn't even bother to name.
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WGN in Chicago reported that the woman was carried off the plane by authorities and taken into custody after she was restrained by fellow passengers.
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Awards: Two of The Economist's journalists carried off laurels at this year's Association of British Science Writers awards ceremony, held in London on May 28th.
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As Mesinas stepped out of the water waving the Peru flag, he was hoisted onto the shoulders of team mates and carried off the sand.
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Japan skipper Maya Yoshida clashed heads with Boualem Khoukhi on the hour mark, resulting in the big Qatari defender being carried off on a stretcher.
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Four months earlier he had been carried off the field after leading the Washington State Cougars to an electric triple-overtime victory over Boise State.
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Ross, 40, has stayed busy since hitting a home run in Game 7 of the World Series and being carried off the field in Cleveland.
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When the malnourished pups venture off the islands to forage on their own, they end up carried off by currents and washed ashore on mainland beaches.
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St. Louis pounced on five relievers as the tiny kitten pounced on the groundskeeper's arm Wednesday night as the animal was being carried off the field.
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Mr. Diaz, 16, said he hid in the back of the store and emerged after an ambulance came and carried off one of the shooting victims.
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A scuffle ensues, and Archibald ends up dead, his body carried off to be used in the dance ritual that's still going on in the background.
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U.S. women's basketball coach Pat Summitt is carried off by members of the team following its 85-55 Olympic gold medal win in Los Angeles, Aug.
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Mattek-Sands lay screaming on the court after injuring her knee against Romanian Sorana Cirstea on Thursday and was carried off court and taken to hospital.
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Authorities are searching for a man who carried off a dolphin that was stranded on a beach at a popular tourist spot in China's Guangdong province.
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Like Banksy's disintegrating "Girl With Balloon," the flashes aren't made to last — within hours, they're carried off in pieces by passers-by or left to wilt.
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Bart Starr once again won Super Bowl MVP honors, but it was legendary Packers coach Vince Lombardi who was carried off the field famously in celebration.
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This precursor to the more famous European "Black Death" of the middle ages may have carried off half of the entire population of the Roman Empire.
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It's such a ridiculous conceit—the entire train is a rolling metaphor—and yet it's carried off with such style and wit that is somehow just works.
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Selma Blair was the picture of serenity over the weekend ... just a day or so before she ended up being carried off a jet on a stretcher.
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The stylized acting is actually carried off nicely by the performers, including those who introduce the show, Hollybeth Gourlay and Margot Plum, the charming dirndl-clad Mädchen.
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Outside the station, a woman was carried off on a stretcher with her legs covered in a foil blanket while others were led away swathed in bandages.
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He was carried off the ice on a stretcher and was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital, where he was "awake and alert," Flyers General Manager Ron Hextall said.
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Sometimes, they watched her sleep; often, they watched their mother transform into someone "not of this world," a trick carried off with makeup and glitter and silk.
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For his court appearances, Mr. Mubarak was flown by helicopter from the Maadi hospital, often wearing sunglasses as he was carried off the aircraft on a stretcher.
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However, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's joy was tempered by a knee injury to central defender Eric Bailly, who was carried off 10 minutes after his halftime introduction.
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Making matters worse, Huskies reserve forward Tim Myles was carried off the floor midway through the second half with what appeared to be a foot or ankle issue.
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The victims included an 8-year-old boy and a 4-year-old boy, both carried off by fast-moving torrents where there would usually be shallow creeks.
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The victims included an 663-year-old boy and a 4-year-old boy, both carried off by fast-moving torrents where there would usually be shallow creeks.
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Outside of the big numbers, all carried off robustly, it is not, perhaps, as suave as it might be; the pacing is sometimes erratic, the stage business stereotypical.
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It was as if someone had sacked the library and carried off all the books, but the library is the internet and the books are great blog posts.
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In the semifinals of the 1,500, she was carried off the ice in a stretcher after a collision that caused her right ankle to swell like bread dough.
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The protesters cowered in groups of five or six behind makeshift shields; one would suddenly tumble to the ground and be carried off by comrades on a stretcher.
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Nelson's contribution sustained the bloodshed, added some rape, carried off the diction tolerably well and would have been quickly forgotten had it been remembered in the first place.
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Midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, who scored one goal and assisted on another, damaged the medial ligament in his right knee and was carried off the field on a stretcher.
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A sobbing Cristiano Ronaldo was carried off the soccer field on a stretcher Sunday after an injury dashed his hopes of leading Portugal to its first ever European championship.
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The family relates all their mishaps in the country: the tomato-eating crickets, the funeral under the plum tree, the sheepdog, the fox that carried off the flip-flop.
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The only blip for Brazil, who have scored eight in two games after beating China 3-0, was seeing Cristiane carried off with a thigh injury after 66 minutes.
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While other Palestinians carried off the injured man, the Israeli machine repeatedly scraped at the earth, trying to catch the dead man's body in the teeth of its scoop.
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His writing, admirers said, matured into literature: an owlish wit, sometimes surreal, often absurdist, usually scouring dark corridors of paradox, always carried off with a subtext of good sense.
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The protesters were led by former "Umbrella Movement" leaders Joshua Wong and Nathan Law, both of whom were carried off the square by police and arrested on public nuisance offenses.
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So leap from that cliff top all you like, and get carried off by that beaky bastard that keeps swooping over your head, as nothing bad will come of it.
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After the police and ambulances mopped up the fighting and carried off the dead and injured, the ICTY became the fire truck left behind trying to put out the flames.
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I also remember when I was getting carried off I was thinking, Dang it, I broke a promise to myself that I would never be carted off the field again.
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Elliott, a rookie fifth-round pick by the Bengals who had joined the Eagles after Caleb Sturgis was injured in Week 1, was carried off the field by two teammates.
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"It looked to be on purpose," said his father, Michael Krause of Maplewood, N.J. The boy was carried off the field and out of commission for six weeks with a concussion.
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She couldn't believe the vibe in the room and, at one point, I looked back and she was being carried off by like five giant men singing the Mexican national anthem.
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He received lengthy medical treatment but was seen raising his arms as he was carried off the course on a stretcher before going to hospital for treatment on a damaged pelvis.
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That is, until I was carried off the bus by my mother, who was crying hysterically, both shocked by what had happened, and overjoyed that I was safe in her arms.
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True, who had already completed a 3.8 km swim and 185 km bike ride, was carried off the course and had to be restrained by first-aid workers concerned for her wellbeing.
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Prince was in such bad shape when his jet made an emergency landing 6 days before his death, he had to be carried off the plane by his bodyguard ... TMZ has learned.
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Ermonela Jaho was an urgent, rich-hued Valentine; Karine Deshayes expertly carried off the bel-canto fireworks of the page Urbain; Nicolas Testé caught the gruff heartiness of the Huguenot stalwart Marcel.
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After the Pleistocene's wave of species disappearances carried off enormous creatures like saber-toothed cats and woolly mammoths, large mammals all over the world have continued to face pressure, mostly from humans.
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When the final protesters were cleared from Hong Kong's streets after 79 days of pro-democracy protests in 2014 -- many of them forcibly carried off by police -- they promised they'd be back.
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More than that, her manic laughter, gulping breaths and drooping shocks are carried off with such authenticity that they reframe hysteria as a natural, even brave, response to deprivation and constant insult.
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His last game for United was against Anderlecht in April in the second leg of the Europa League quarterfinals, during which Ibrahimovic was carried off on a stretcher with ruptured cruciate ligaments.
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A terabyte of data — 20163 million pages or 1,000 hours of video — can now be slipped into your pocket on a thumb drive and carried off with your keys and chewing gum.
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At first, they accidentally carried off the prioress Justina instead (also Gregory's niece, which might explain his later hostility towards the women), but they succeeded in nabbing Leubovera on their second try.
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The man from Virginia, sans nose, was carried off in victory while the Kentuckian headed to the doctor, his eyes damaged from the attempted gouging and his torn lower lip flopping around his chin.
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TMZ broke the story -- Taylor was found unresponsive in his room back in January -- witnesses told us he was seen earlier in the night being carried off the dance floor by two other men.
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In the 1940s, however, a number of the most prized objects were carried off by Chiang Kai-shek's retreating Nationalist forces to Taiwan, where they are now displayed in Taiwan's own National Palace Museum.
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Yes, your Magikarp can die: it might be carried off by a Pidgeotto should you leap out of your pond too many times, or be blown up after mistaking a Voltorb for a Poké Ball.
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Lindsey Vonn had to be carried off the slopes on a sled after she crashed while competing in the Soldeu Audi FIS Ski World Cup super-G race in Soldeu-el Tarter, Andorra, on Saturday.
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When Breanna Stewart, the reigning W.N.B.A. most valuable player, was carried off the floor of the Euroleague championship game in Hungary last weekend with a ruptured Achilles' tendon, her pain was not just her own.
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Ms. Taylor traveled to the base with her two oldest sons to witness the return of her husband's remains, carried off a military aircraft by a team of American soldiers in the early morning hours.
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What was I without my mother, without those who had cared for me after she was sold and carried off, like Mary Bronson's boys, far from any means the Underground might muster to recover her?
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The three-time Olympian was taken out of Phoenix Snow Park on a stretcher after being on the ground for around 10 minutes, and gave the crowd a thumbs-up as he was being carried off.
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Since the first cargo left Sabine Pass in February 2016, about 65 vessels have carried off about 210 bcf of gas from the facility, worth about $540 million based on average Henry Hub prices in 2016.
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At one point, as a lightly wounded man holding a slingshot was carried off, he made an obscene gesture toward the Israeli side, prompting cheers and laughter; another held up two fingers in a victory sign.
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Los Angeles starter Felix Pena was carried off the field with a right knee sprain in the second inning after coming down awkwardly on first base while reeling in a high underhand toss from Albert Pujols.
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Making this record, she tells me after our parting hug, feels every bit like those long-ago Sundays in church watching the grown folk taken over by the spirit, carried off into something greater than themselves.
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Otto's father, Fred Warmbier, said there's "no excuse" for North Korea's treatment of his son on Thursday, adding that he fell to his knees and hugged him when he was carried off a plane on Tuesday night.
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When they finally landed she remembers being carried off the plane by a Marine; the nature of her arrival in the country was formative in her decision to get into medicine but also in her political outlook.
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She wasn't aware that he'd been carried off after her, so she thought because she said that, that Tom's body lay there that much longer and maybe he wasn't dead and maybe he could have gotten help.
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NOTES: Suns G Devin Booker is walking — although gingerly — as he begins the 2-to-3 week rehab process from the scary left adductor muscle injury that had him carried off the court in Toronto on Tuesday.
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Several artists chose to focus on the sky, depicting dust clouds that filled the air, documents that were carried off by the wind or, in one case, the bodies that plunged from the towers as they burned.
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And when the final out came, Ross jumped out of the dugout with his teammates and ran onto the field for the final time, only to be later carried off it by Jason Heyward and Anthony Rizzo.
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A controversial choice as captain because of his disciplinary record, Hartley was 12 minutes short of the greatest triumph of his rugby life when he appeared to be knocked cold and was carried off on a stretcher.
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As always, his harmonies are a great marvel, and these pieces tend to have an exuberant bounce — carried off with the bassist Reuben Rogers and the drummer Eric Harland — somewhere between swing rhythm, calypso and Javanese propulsion.
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"Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., was so repeatedly pounded by the heavier Yale freshmen in their game against the Harvard youngsters this afternoon that he was taken out in the second half and carried off the field," reported the Times.
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All of these characterizations (and more) are mostly carried off by Washington, but they jostle uneasily against each other throughout the film, which leads to a sense that every new scene marks the beginning of another movie entirely.
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He was carried off the train at West Jesmond and, despite it only being a ten-minute walk, was driven to Sanderson Road and the house of James Carr, the Agriculture Society chairman, who had organized the night.
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Despite having a significant disadvantage in terms of recovery time and fitness, Cruyff was on a higher plane than almost all of his contemporaries, carried off on a cloud of fag ash to footballing immortality and global acclaim.
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Jenner himself may have caused the death by blood poisoning of one of his young guinea pigs; the "Inquiry" glossed over the inconvenient fact that the boy was carried off by a "contagious fever" shortly after being vaccinated.
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On another level, the movie refuses to be critically distant from the issue: in one scene, Nabuchi is carried off by a group of police from a sit-in protest outside a base while reciting the "perfect donut" prompt.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Elise Christie's disastrous Winter Olympics ended in a third ignominious failure when the British short track skater was disqualified in her women's 1,000 meters heat and had to be carried off the track on Tuesday.
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On May 21, the grassroots organization Lgbtqi+ Refugees in Greece carried off artist Roger Bernat's 110-pound, plastic and fiberglass replica of an ancient Greek monolith known as the oath stone, upon which council members once swore their vows.
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Sweden, meanwhile, will take on England in the third-place match in Nice on Saturday but they may be without striker Kosovare Asllani who fell awkwardly in the closing stages and had to be carried off the pitch on a stretcher.
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Wouldn't watching your first husband and all your earthly possessions carried off in a flash flood, and your second husband lying dead on the road as a result of a petty grudge, be enough to justify some bitterness towards the world?
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So it is no surprise that the soprano who earlier this month carried off the annual prize for the singer most esteemed by the readers of Opera Magazine, the industry's bible, should have been born and bred in Enver Hoxha's Albania.
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One premise of her work is that dead bodies shouldn't be carried off and hidden from families, pumped up with fluids and slathered with makeup: mourners should be allowed to see and touch the dead and to prepare the body.
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He poured praise on his lawyer Michael Cohen amid speculation he could flip on his top client after an FBI raid on his offices carried off some of the closest-held secrets of the Trump Organization and the President's own past.
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The heavy moments in the film — impressively carried off by Vinberg in her acting debut (Jaden Smith, who plays her love interest, Devon, is the only professional actor in the film) — are outweighed by the light-hearted and wild ones.
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That operation carried off laptops, cellphones and other materials that led to airstrikes against top terrorist leaders and opened a valuable window into how the group manages its finances, brokers hostages for ransom and delegates duties within its self-proclaimed caliphate.
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And it was a potent reminder, as the designer was carried off on the arms of his cast, dancing and hugging his way into his future, that fashion ought to be both challenging and fun, and is best accessorized with laughter.
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Three days after being carried off the court on a stretcher to a waiting ambulance, Mattek-Sands, with her husband, was en route to New York, and two days after that, she had surgery to repair a complete patellar tendon rupture.
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A shrieking figure holding what resembles a malfunctioning light saber is carried off by two indeterminate characters in "Bride" (2016); the backdrop shifts masterfully from green foliage to fluffy clouds to that same blood-red sky rendered in broad brushstrokes.
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In a tearful press conference on Thursday morning, Otto's father, Fred Warmbier, said there's "no excuse" for North Korea's treatment of his son, adding that he fell to his knees and hugged him when he was carried off a plane on Tuesday night.
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That didn't stop Woolston from taking the shots that captured the world's attention this week, a series of photos which show Warmbier, held as a prisoner in North Korea for 17 months, being carried off the plane without the use of a stretcher.
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Thousands of Islamists have been arrested and many hundreds convicted under the association law, and French security and intelligence officials long hailed the statute as the reason that since 1995 not a single Islamist attack had been carried off on French soil.
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In a tearful press conference on June 15, Warmbier's father, Fred, said there's "no excuse" for North Korea's treatment of his son, adding that he fell to his knees and hugged him when he was carried off a plane on Tuesday night.
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Four were rejected (too weak, too strong, bland at the end), and the remaining three were carried off to the kitchen to be ground into sauce and tested immediately on an unembellished pie — no cheese or toppings, just tomato and olive oil.
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Iggy, 29, whose legal name is Amethyst Kelly, told police a thief carried off items ranging from diamond eternity band rings valued at $70,000 to a $57,000 Audemars Piquet diamond-encrusted gold watch and a diamond engagement ring, a police report said.
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Other photos from the viral shoot (which has been shared over 160,000 times and boasts more than 60,000 comments) also show their "sweet zombie baby" meeting Halloween villain Michael Myers (also played by her father) in the woods — and getting carried off in his arms.
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When he was carried off, it was like the air had been sucked out of the building and the Cavs seemed to be distracted by the incident after talking with Bogut in the locker room at halftime before he was sent to the hospital.
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She was abruptly carried off by Biden campaign aide Symone SandersSymone SandersThe Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Super Tuesday fallout Amy Schumer calls Jill Biden 'a warrior' after she blocks protester MORE.
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After Sanchez's single week in the sun, he was tethered to a spit and carried off kicking and scream between Hear'say and Robbie Williams like a meat-deodorant salesman who wandered into a cannibal convention—quite simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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At a news conference Thursday morning in their home state of Ohio, Otto Warmbier's father, Fred Warmbier, said there's "no excuse" for North Korea's treatment of his son, adding that he fell to his knees and hugged him when he was carried off a plane on Tuesday night.
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The seniors who witnessed Warmbier's plainspoken and heartfelt oration recoiled years later when they saw the news photos of their old friend weeping during what North Korea called a trial and when they saw images of him being carried off of a plane while in the vegetative state.
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He originally recorded "Duende" for a different album, but this 10-minute-long, suite-like rendering underlines the tune's Iberian angles, particularly thanks to Corea's zipping, two-handed piano runs and the strutting waltz rhythm carried off by the drummer Marcus Gilmore, sounding at once punctilious and free.
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During a recent Hyperallergic team-building game of art historical charades, one of us had to perform Yves Klein's "Leap into the Void" (1960), a potentially dangerous task that was carried off with aplomb, correctly identified by the team, and resulted in no damage to people or property.
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An Albanian vet at Tirana zoo said he had grown close to Zhaku, the 13-year-old father, and taken good care of him, but he would have a better life in the Netherlands, he said, as the lions were sedated and carried off for their two-day road trip.
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The question is posed reflexively over and over — like spinning balls over the net in an endless clay-court rally — by an American news media a little bit bored counting the years (12) since a home boy carried off the hardware from the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
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Around the season's midpoint, it dropped its biggest twist: It was actually a sequel to the Exorcist story we knew and loved, and its central mother (played by Geena Davis) was Reagan MacNeil, her possession long behind her, all grown up, only to find one of her daughters carried off by the devil.
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The sectional was a sitting duck for a Goodwill store, "but at the time I had no money, so I took it and it has really treated me well," said Mr. Zegen, who also carried off a lamp and two end tables (one of which has since gone to its final reward).
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After watching the young striker Gabriel Jesus leave the field in tears — the result of an awkward midfield collision in the first half — Guardiola then had to endure the sight of City's most influential player this season, Kevin De Bruyne, being carried off the field on a stretcher only minutes after Ederson's penalty save.
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Worse, who are they to have destroyed the romantic imaginary Native parents I've invented from earliest childhood, the handsome ones with long, both-sided braids, who died in some vague and suitably spiritual Native way—perhaps fasting themselves to death or sundancing to heatstroke or plunging off a cliff for love or being carried off by thunderbirds?
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With President Trump — who has spent much of the week defiantly defending his zero-tolerance immigration policies, angry over his coverage in the news media and insistent on the innocence of his incarcerated former campaign hands — it has been abundantly clear that not even the frothiest of White House holiday events would be carried off without an icy airing of Festivus-like grievances.
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In the midst of yet another tragic farce loosely disguised as a basketball season—one that began with a rape trial and more recently featured a franchise legend being carried off by security during a nationally televised game—fans of the New York Knicks could at least take solace in the fact that they hadn't heard much about the Triangle offense in a while.
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" In business news, Amazon (whose CEO, Jeff Bezos, owns The Washington Post) cancels plans to build a huge corporate campus in New York City, citing local political opposition and the fact that Amazon's vice president for business development, during a visit to the site in Queens, was carried off by what a company spokesperson described as "a rat the size of a Volkswagen Jetta.
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In 1815, Scottish surgeon Andrew Marshal described a man who'd lost his entire penis: "In the case of W. Scott, whose penis was carried off by a gun-shot, the stump of it, which was even with the skin of the pubis, resumed the peculiar sensibility of the glans penis," he wrote in his notes, which were published in 1815, two years after his death.
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There are several panty stealers and stalkers, a gratuitous burning man in the road, a bounty hunter who tracks down roommates who try to leave him, a woman who never lets her kid out of the house, attacks from eagles, an anthropologist carried off for sacrifice and a boy who ties a bag of poop to helium balloons, then sends his dead dog aloft, then his sister's actor-boyfriend.
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Sonic Activity: Pizza Hut's pizza butt squirts all over DQ's blizzard universe after a street shortage of meth; a sick endurance match ends at last as Taco Bell's beef boys shit themselves all together at half court and have to be carried off in white rape vans, conceding to Arby's; the churches donate millions in worship money to pay off the refs so Chick-fil-A can represent the lord's light everlasting; the thought of what percentage of Americans' bodies are made of Wendy's brings her competitor to their knees.
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