I made an account but chickened out before using it!
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I chickened out on the collar at the last moment.
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If only they had, but they chickened out in the end.
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But contemplating the buses and taxis whizzing by, I chickened out.
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I thought about joining back in the day and chickened out.
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" He said Romney thought about running again in 2016, but "chickened out.
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Then I chickened out and didn't cut my hair all the way.
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They caused a brief government shutdown over it, but then essentially chickened out.
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In my life, I promise that I'll never hit someone who chickened out.
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He didn't win, but thankfully Hopkins chickened out and didn't fulfil her promise.
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One lawmaker said Lewandowski "chickened out" because he didn't follow Trump's questionable orders.
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But Hannity chickened out of actually calling for Moore to leave the race.
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He added that if I chickened out, he'd flush my head in the toilet.
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"I'm tired of people saying I chickened out and didn't build a rocket," he added.
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I said yes, but two weeks later he chickened out, so I did it alone.
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"I was worried that my scientific colleagues would think I had chickened out," he said.
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Sounds like he tried to be a grown little man about it, but chickened out.
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But one after another, you could say, they chickened out, because they got scared — cold feet.
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I chickened out, assuming that a witch hat or pink power suit would undermine my professional image.
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Decca "The Machine" Heggie, the bareknuckle boxing champion of Great Britain, chickened out of his first fight.
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When Democrats asked if he "chickened out," Lewandowski said he took his kids to the beach instead.
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"I think that journalists sort of chickened out rather than saying the prize was a scandal," he recalled.
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How mad would you be when Nuke Day came around and your team chickened out and didn't do it?
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TBH, my plan was to give a colleague free reign on one of my apps, but I chickened out.
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Regardless, Trump chickened out in his face-to-face with Peña Nieto about who will pay for his wall.
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People had told me for years I was funny, but I always chickened out when it came to getting onstage.
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But Ms. Streit-Spears "chickened out," Mr. Amyx said, and he had to "finish her off," according to the affidavit.
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Mr Brown contemplated a vote in 2007 when he took over from Tony Blair, chickened out and lived to regret it.
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I chickened out and honestly felt like I had failed some important race to win the trophy for 'most tragic, beautiful girl.
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Some of it is more newsworthy, but of questionable veracity: Wolff claims that Mueller drafted an indictment of Trump but chickened out.
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Trump has chickened out and says he won't show up in Des Moines, mainly because Fox News won't remove Kelly as moderator.
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So far this year, dozens of people have already chickened out before completing the famously terrifying Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
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Brosnahan Saffo emailed that her sister had suffered "three to four years of mental illness" and "chickened out" from multiple attempts to seek treatment.
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Or is it a cheap trick that proves the show has run out of ideas and chickened out of killing its most popular characters?
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Someone told the ultimate cautionary tale, about a boy who had chickened out of trying on what turned out to be a lucky night.
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We got tipsy on cocktails and Amaro aperitifs, and when we said goodbye I chickened out and hugged her, still afraid she'd realized her mistake.
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"I think he just chickened out," offers an attorney who worked with Ferrer for almost 20 years and spoke to me on condition of anonymity.
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This man told the police that he'd made a suicide pact with his girlfriend but that she'd "chickened out," so he stabbed her to death.
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He said Romney thought about running for president again in 2628, but "chickened out because of me," and claimed the 28503 nominee "begged" him for an endorsement.
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Chickened out It's hard for KFC to be finger lickin' good when it runs out of chicken, like hundreds of the chain's restaurants in the UK did.
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I went to a session in January and pitched an idea about starting a new entertainment producing model, but in all honestly have just chickened out since then.
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The White House denied that the president had "chickened out" in the face of pressure from the NRA, which met with the president and opposed gun law reforms.
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" Says Dooley, "Had I known she was there, I would have chickened out and I would have just said 'I can't do it, I can't do it,' and gone!
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Standing before the leaders of 50 Muslim nations, Trump chickened out, refusing to utter the words "radical Islamic terrorism," retreating to the Obama formulation, which he had branded unacceptable.
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It's as if they built a portrait of a fascinating female killer and then chickened out, settling into the Lifetime "men are terrifying" model instead of exploring something more dynamic.
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Supermodel Elle MacPhearson featured in five episodes as Joey's girlfriend Janine Lacroix and later said had she known the show would be such a hit, she would have 'chickened out.'
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So our manager went to Sub Pop, and they were into the idea of reissuing it, but then they chickened out because they weren't sure they had the North American rights.
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On Monday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended the administration from reporters who questioned whether Trump had "chickened out" in the face of opposition from the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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" When it comes to her near-trips down the aisle, "I never bought a dress, but I was close, in Vegas and another time in Cozumel," she says, "I chickened out both times.
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It was silent on the train except for us talking so I kind of chickened out when she got off one stop before mine, but kicked myself because I thought she was cute.
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"Has he made attempts to hand over the information and chickened out, or is he a collector of information and never intended to do anything with it?" asked a senior Obama administration official.
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Cohen's stunt was a jab at Attorney General Bill Barr, who chickened out and failed to show up to testify before the House a day after he was grilled by a Senate committee.
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And yet if two minutes had gone by or three or four or if the cops chickened out the way they did down in Parkland high school it would have been far worse massacre.
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Paltrow, 43, took to Instagram on Sunday to share a selfie of the two at the bottom of Thunder Mountain after they chickened out of hopping on the thrill ride alongside their two children.
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And though some may cry foul that Game of Thrones has chickened out of killing a major character, delivering a cheap fake-out instead, this is a plot development that's been long in the making.
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"People have not forgotten him stabbing his colleague in the front," says one MP. By contrast, Mr Johnson proved alarmingly inept as foreign secretary and chickened out of running in 2016 after losing Mr Gove's support.
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Shkreli also suggested that Winston Paes, who had been the lead prosecutor in the case, chickened out of taking it trial, because he had accepted a job several months at the large Manhattan firm Debevoise & Plimpton.
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Although such proof existed by 1998 and President Clinton had said he would lift the ban, at the last minute, he chickened out, after being warned by his drug czar that he would look soft on drugs.
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Despite that, this incident still manages to stand out because what essentially happened was one of the largest retail chains in the US chickened out on a sentiment so milquetoast it is only mildly controversial among congressional Democrats.
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Then things got even more dramatic when they jumped off the boat to swim with sharks and Kristina totally chickened out, prompting Nick to rush to her side and comfort her, abandoning the two other women in the water.
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According to Atlas Obscura, the first woman to fly in an untethered balloon was a widowed opera singer named Elisabeth Thible, who replaced a count who'd chickened out on his flight at the last minute in Lyon in 1784.
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But when it came time for Spade to face the music, according to Saffo, the designer "chickened out" and ultimately didn&apost want help, but wanted to continue to live up to the "happy-go-lucky" image of her namesake brand.
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One biography of Billy Joel exists, which was originally slated to be an autobiography, but was published under his ghostwriter's byline because Joel chickened out at the last minute after the publisher requested too many juicy details about his love life.
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"I almost chickened out on posting this before image of me," she said, adding, "I asked my hubby to shoot an elbow up pic for a pro-breastfeeding pic for IG. I don't even know what to say, other than I'm so sorry to my body."
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After Trump chickened out of the debate because a journalist he referred to as a "bimbo" had been "unfair" to him, most of the media were all too eager to become accomplices by covering Trump's supposed "alternate event" and giving him the vainglorious attention he desired.
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Oh, and Twitter said it wouldn't hesitate to bar Donald J. Trump if he violated the company's terms of service, while Facebook chickened out and said it "values political discourse," apparently even if that discourse breaks some of the basic rules of decency and community behavior on the platform.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump eyes narrowly focused response to Iran attacks Lewandowski, Democrats tangle at testy hearing Trump probes threaten to overshadow Democrats' agenda MORE (D-Tenn.) told the former Trump campaign hand that he "chickened out" by not delivering Trump's message to Sessions, while Rep.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump eyes narrowly focused response to Iran attacks Lewandowski, Democrats tangle at testy hearing Trump probes threaten to overshadow Democrats' agenda MORE (D-Tenn.) called Trump's former campaign manager a "loyal soldier" who "chickened out" of carrying through with the president's orders, while Rep.
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Republicans such as Jeb Bush and (before he chickened out) Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE have had much more in common with Hillary on this issue.
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Turns out, the Into the Woods actress was this close to launching a singing career, but chickened out at the last minute (after recording a few demos) – and while we're forever grateful for the ultra-memorable character in The Devil Wears Prada that arguably broke her in America, we can't help but be taken with her range as a singer.
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The White House on Monday defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's gun proposals as it faced questions about whether he had "chickened out" in the face of pressure from the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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He always maintained it was less than $100,000. It actually was about $350,000. It could have been much – very much – more. It wasn't because Rothstein chickened out.
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Manzanillo denied ever having used performance-enhancing drugs, saying that he once paid Radomski $200–$250 for one cycle of steroids but then "chickened out or thought better of it" and never took possession of the drugs.
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In an interview with Vice, Rashad revealed that at 19 he had suicidal tendencies and attempted suicide a few times however he "chickened out", saying that it was just one of the many adventurous moments in his life.
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James remembers he attempted to kill himself on the first night he arrived at the house. But he thought he chickened out. Turns put he didn't and the entire experience including meeting Emma was just a dream. His mother begs him to not to do anything like that again.
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Hill said that Soviet premier, Nikita S. Khrushchev, had "chickened out" because "the one thing the communists respect is strength."Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, October 12, 1962, p. 1832; Mobile Register, October 24, 1962; The Huntsville Times October 26 and November 2, 1962 The New York Times speculated that the blockade ordered by Kennedy may have spared Hill from defeat.The New York Times, November 7, 1962, p.
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Hill said that Soviet premier Nikita S. Khrushchev had "chickened out" because "the one thing the communists respect is strength."Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, October 12, 1962, p. 1832; Mobile Register, October 24, 1962; The Huntsville Times October 26 and November 2, 1962 The New York Times speculated that the blockade ordered by Kennedy may have spared Hill from defeat.The New York Times, November 7, 1962, p.
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The middle of the album featured more traditional jazz passages and the presence of a psychedelic harpsichord. "The Smile" was recorded with a rhythmic drum beat, offbeat bass, and a progressive string part. For the songs near the end, the musicians steadily transitioned to heady psychedelia featuring gritty guitars and disorienting organ licks. On "The Mental Traveler", Axelrod said he tried to experiment with atonality but "chickened out".
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In August 2010 Kogan began a public dispute with Gerry Harvey, co-founder of well-known Australian retailer Harvey Norman. The argument concerned the future of consumer electronics retailing in Australia, and in particular whether Australians should shop online or in a bricks and mortar retailer. Kogan challenged Harvey to a TV debate, which he declined. Kogan claimed Harvey "chickened out", causing Harvey to respond by calling Kogan a "con".
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He said, "Bradley was the guy I wanted to fight but he chickened out. I offered him 50% of UK revenue, which is unheard of, and 50% of all revenue in America, that's how much I wanted to fight him, but he didn't want it." The fight was broadcast on Primetime in UK and HBO in the US.Khan vs Judah fight took place on 23 July in Las Vegas – Boxing News. Boxingscene.com. Retrieved 2 June 2011.
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Alan walks away from the incident shaken but alive. Alan begins to hallucinate and has multiple experiences with the living and the dead. He sees a billboard for the "Ride The Bullet" rollercoaster at Thrill Village, which triggers a memory of him standing in line with his mother to ride it, where he ultimately chickened out. He walks through a cemetery and comes across the grave of George Staub, whose grave marker indicates that he died 2 years ago.
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In her haste, Anna has little time to contemplate the shocking revelation that she's Frank's daughter. Meanwhile, Frank reveals the truth behind his affair with her mother Imogen and that they were madly in love. It transpires Frank and Imogen had arranged to run off together but she chickened out. 16 years later, Imogen turned up out of the blue and revealed she was dying and that if anything happened to Anna, that Frank should look after her.
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The DGP says rowdies and goondas are using this situation so they cannot differentiate between rowdy and party members. Arun asks why they have been suspended the Congress leader says they should be dismissed. Arun loses his cool when the Congress leader says police have chickened out and run, Arun says that since there where no party people and only police, common people died. Arun asks whether they knew of the blast before, he storms out and Ramakrishnan follows him.
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In 1880s New York, teenage busboy Hop Kelly, an Irish immigrant, is a sentimental daredevil who wants to make a successful jump from the Brooklyn Bridge and become a hero. He has chickened out of three attempts already. A group of Bowery gamblers are betting against him surviving the jump, and they don't like the suspense. They decide to throw a dummy off the bridge in his place, but Hop really wants to make the jump, and eventually he successfully does so.
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Charlie Wilcox (Christopher Lloyd) is a weak-willed architect working for the fawning and hypocritical Adrian Beltz (Larry Miller). His wife Jenny (Shelley Duvall) unsuccessfully encourages him to stand up for himself and tell Charlie to ask Beltz for a raise since the bills are now very expensive. Charlie went to ask for a raise to Beltz, but he chickened out. In order to help out financially, she rents out Charlie's hobby shed as a vacation cabin, which Shep leases.
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Martin joined Hill in endorsing the quarantine of Cuba but insisted that the problem was an outgrowth of the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion of 1961. Hill said that Soviet premier Nikita S. Khrushchev had "chickened out" because "the one thing the communists respect is strength."Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, October 12, 1962, p. 1832; Mobile Register, October 24, 1962; The Huntsville Times October 26 and November 2, 1962 The New York Times speculated that the blockade ordered by Kennedy may have spared Hill from defeat.
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The No Jacket Required World Tour ended with Collins performing at both the Wembley Stadium and JFK Stadium Live Aid concerts. Collins claims that it all happened by accident, and that both he and Power Station were going to attend both Live Aid shows as well, but "they all chickened out." "By default, I was the only one who did it," he later claimed. Bob Geldof, the organiser of Live Aid, originally asked Collins to be part of Geldof's first charity effort, Band Aid.
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The song was issued as a single in March 1978 with "God Knows", a track from Boone's Midstream album, as its flip side. Peter Noone, the co-writer of "God Knows", has alleged "['God Knows'] was originally intended to be the A-side. But the record company chickened out and went with [the] cover of 'Baby I'm Yours' instead." Boone's "Baby I'm Yours" peaked at #22 C&W; while on the Hot 100 the track peaked at #74 and on the Easy Listening it reached #14, both in a tandem ranking with "God Knows".
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"Bird Set Free" was recorded by Adele, but she decided not to include it due to it being too similar to Sia's work; it too was subsequently included on This Is Acting. Before beginning work on the album, Adele met with Phil Collins to discuss a collaboration. "I had this song in mind," she told Rolling Stone, "and I can't remember if I gave him a copy of the song or if I gave him a chorus or something, and then I just chickened out of everything." "She's a slippery little fish…" Collins remarked subsequently.
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Later in the episode, she states that Finn was her person and that they were always going to be together. Later in the season, it is revealed that she got a tattoo of Finn's name (despite telling Kurt that she chickened out when they went to the tattoo shop). Rachel hires Santana to be her publicist, which leads her to take on a charitable cause with a local rescue kennel. She performs with Mercedes and Santana on stage for the benefit, Broadway Bitches, but the publicity stunt goes wrong when the dogs pull her down and drag her for several blocks.
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The music video is set during a performance in a bar and features stage Natalie diving into the audience, originally Nicole was supposed to do the stage dive but she chickened out at the last moment - with the excuse that they didn't put down the mattress - and her sister had to show her how it was done. They didn't have an idea for the song except that they wanted to do it live and recorded it on the spot. There is another version of the video with an alternate ending, showing Natalie and Nicole walking down a subway after the gig discussing the fight that breaks out in the video.
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Pussy Riot performing at Lobnoye Mesto in Red Square, on January 20, 2012 On January 20, 2012, in what the Associated Press described as their "breakthrough performance", eight members of the group performed a song on the Lobnoye Mesto in Red Square, entitled "Putin Zassal". The title was variously translated by English language media as "Putin has Pissed Himself", "Putin Chickened Out", "Putin Got Scared" and "Putin is Wetting Himself". The song called for a popular revolt against the Russian government and an occupation of Red Square. According to a Pussy Riot member identified as "Shayba", the song was inspired by the events of December 24, 2011, during which approximately 100,000 people attended anti-Putin rallies in central Moscow.
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On his return to Ireland, Slade Power took the Listed Belgrave Stakes at Fairyhouse over six furlongs on soft ground, taking the lead inside the final furlong and winning by half a length from Arctic with the Portland Handicap winner Santo Padre in third and Gordon Lord Byron in fourth. After the race Lynam indicated that the horse would be aimed at the Haydock Sprint Cup and said He is one I am dreaming about and could be very good. I was going to bring him to Newbury yesterday (for the Hackwood Stakes) but I chickened out of it. He seemed to handle the ground well, though Wayne Lordan said he wasn't in love with it.
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They called it "a Jewish parable that doesn't want to declare itself" and felt that it "chickened out on its ethnic heritage". In his own review for the Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert gave it two stars out of four, giving credit to the animation, calling it "full and detailed, enhanced by computers and an improvement on so much recent animation that cuts corners," but that the story was too "dark and gloomy." The film's writing garnered a mixed response. Halliwell's Film Guide claimed it didn't have "much in the way of narrative interest or indeed humor," and Vincent Canby of The New York Times called it "witless if well-meaning," adding that its high points were scenes involving the characters Gussie Mausheimer and Tiger.
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Labor ran on an anti-war platform, but struggled to appeal to voters concerned about national security; combined with Calwell's dedication to the White Australia policy, this allowed the party to be portrayed as isolationist and naive about external affairs. Calwell was far less telegenic than his opponent, and was seen as gruff and antagonistic where Holt was suave and easy-going. At a rally in Adelaide a week before the election, Calwell accused Holt of having "chickened out of World War II – just as his three stepsons are chickening out of the war in Vietnam today". His attack on Holt's family – which he refused to withdraw – was viewed as desperate and undignified, and it was pointed out that, unlike Holt, Calwell had performed no military service in World War II. In early 1967, Arthur Calwell retired as ALP leader and Gough Whitlam succeeded him.
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During the 1991 season, after he became a Heisman contender, Howard decided that he would do "something special" during the Ohio State-Michigan game "as a little shout- out to the people back in Ohio". After scoring in the game, in the end zone he wanted to do a backflip but, Howard later said, "chickened out"; instead he imitated the pose of the football player on the Heisman trophy bust, immediately receiving much media attention. Comparing his act to Muhammad Ali's taunting of opponents, Steve Rushin observed that although Howard's pose did not closely resemble that of the statue, "that looks more like the Heisman Trophy of our imagination than the Heisman trophy itself ... thousands of people must have instantly picked up some object and tried to do the same thing". Howard later said that "all of a sudden, everyone was doing it"; many have imitated the act, including fellow athletes, celebrities, and Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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