It was the first time the association had chucked out any sizeable agency.
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Under an opposition presidency, THAAD won't be the sole policy from Park's administration to be chucked out.
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Wardens can shut down noisy parties and the worst offenders can be chucked out thanks to strict contracts.
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"Everything we had scheduled was chucked out the window," said Angel Padilla, the group's co-founder and policy director.
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And any sort of pretense that the public's voice in the matter was being heard has been chucked out the window.
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After wearing his hair in a mohawk at school, he was "chucked out and sent to a special school," he said.
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These studies undermine the widely held belief that for every horrid kale-munching millennial moving in, one longtime resident must be chucked out.
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At the very least, we can be thankful that all this garbage stayed in the car, rather than being chucked out the window.
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Boris Johnson, who quit as foreign secretary over Mrs May's Chequers plan in July, called it "vassal-state stuff" that should be chucked out.
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The EPA recently served up its annual reminder of an energy policy we would be thankful to see chucked out with the spoiled leftovers.
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The process can result in a whole character sent packing, an intermission axed or pages of script inserted, only to be chucked out days later.
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The infotainment screen and the heating / ventilation system have been chucked out the window, which by the way is also now made of polycarbonate instead of glass.
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Mr Selyamiev remembers the thirst, the diet of salted herring, and the dead (8,000 in total during the journey) being chucked out of carriages at train stops.
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The song is below and the music video really shows off how Kim was dressing before Kanye chucked out her entire closet and replaced it with Balmain.
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Such grim economic prospects are one reason why, at local elections last month, the Torinese ended 23 years of centre-left government and chucked out their PD mayor, Piero Fassino.
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In 2014, the Scots were told that independence risked them being chucked out of the EU. Now they find that being out of the union has landed them in that spot.
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The theory behind the new labels is that eliminating customer confusion over when a product is safe to use will lead to more products being consumed instead of being unnecessarily chucked out.
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Today, her section of the neighborhood still manages to exude a kind of refined charm, even though everyone's stuff is now chucked out and growing mold by the curb in big piles.
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The Canadiens, with a speed-blessed roster and a progressive coach in Scotty Bowman, chucked out the standard NHL playbook in favor of letting their talent try a version of the Soviets' game.
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The 'criticism' of fashion has become increasingly democratic, and nothing has propelled that change more than the internet, where hot takes can be chucked out as readily as knowledgeable opinions can be carefully curated.
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On Monday, a judge chucked out all evidence obtained by a piece of FBI malware in a child porn case, becoming the third court to suppress evidence related to the FBI's investigation of dark web site Playpen.
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Last year, he chucked out the dark, depressing version of the script he wrote a decade ago and smashed out a family comedy loaded with references to Sleeping Dogs, Crash Palace, Thelma and Louise, Lord of the Rings, and everything Wes Anderson.
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But from the audience's first encounter with him, boozy and brawling in Wyoming in 1963 after being chucked out of Yale ("a big fat piss-soaked zero", as Lynne puts it), to his supremacy after 9/11, what drives him is elusive.
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How it works: To figure out where people actually live inside of often-enormous and largely empty census tracts, Facebook engineers started with an algorithm that chucked out every part of the map that clearly didn't have a building in it, based on satellite photos.
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I copped a needle stick injury once and spent three months too scared to look in the mirror convinced I was jaundice with Hep C. I have found many various things that I believe to be speed, MDMA caps, dexys, valium, mushroom caps, cocaine, ecstacy and the odd mystery sachet, but it all just gets chucked out.
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Now ye sling a couple o' saplings acrost the durrt ye've chucked out.
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In 2008, President Dmitry Medvedev appointed him as a member of the Presidential Executive Office. In 2010, Kozhin was suggested to succeed chucked out Yury Luzhkov as the Mayor of Moscow.Kremlin Eyes Moscow Mayoral Candidates. rferl.org. 1 October 2010.
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Rafferty began playing football for a local team at the age of eight. After scoring 50 goals in 8 games, she reported being "chucked out of the league." She played for eight years with the Southampton F.C. Academy as well as the Hampshire Centre of Excellence before moving to Chelsea L.F.C.
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He gropes Leanne's bum and she gives him a good wallop. It causes such a commotion they all get chucked out and Leanne is sacked. She also lived in a room above the bar and suddenly has nowhere to stay. So Les offers to take her home to No.5.
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The equivalent ladies would have been surrounded by flunkies and any other occupants chucked out. Geissmar's obituary in the Times is confusing at this point. The staff reporter says that she retired in 1944 but Thomas Russell, who was a member of the LPO committee says that she devoted the last ten years of her life to the orchestra until her final illness.
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One day, Sathya and Ramya are chased by thugs, who are the henchmen of a lady whom Ramya chucked out of the hostel as she had stolen other people's valuables. Sathya saves Ramya from the thugs. The next day, Ramya tells him that she had once committed a murder and has gone to prison for the offense. This frightens Sathya, but Ramya says that once in Chennai, she was chased by a dog, whose owner is her former boss.
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Diana said in the tape that Mannakee had been "chucked out" from his role as her bodyguard following suspicion that the two were having an affair. Penny Junor suggested in her 1998 book that the Princess was in a romantic relationship with Mannakee. Diana's friends dismissed the claim as absurd. However, in the subsequently released tapes Diana said she had feelings for that "someone", saying "I was quite happy to give all this up [and] just to go off and live with him".
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It is really ostrich-like for people to pretend that all > is well with our present arrangements for terminating employment. In firms > in differing industries through the land long-service employees can be > "chucked out" at an hour, a day, or a week's notice, however faithfully they > may have served their employer. The Government, for the first time, are > intervening in contracts between employers and workers, thus benefiting many > millions of workers in factories, farms, offices and shops. For this reason, > I commend the Bill to the House.
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Sorrel's researches consists of the internet (in particular the codewords for different services – Sorrel intends to be "vanilla" or straight sex) and the rose-tinted story former classmate, Big Angie, who got chucked out of her school for doing the same. Sorrel seems convinced she knows what she is doing, and (as a result of her earlier experiences) sees sex as no big deal. Sorrel arm-twists Kelly to be her "maid", meeting the clients and helping if there's any trouble. In the second scene, Sorrel prepares for her appointment with her first client, her plans now well advanced.
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In the summer of 2012 and after his good performance at the 2012 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship, Stafylidis attracted attention from German club Bayer Leverkusen. After weeks of negotiations and due to PAOK's financial problems the team accepted a bid of €1.5 million from Leverkusen, but decided to stay for one more year as a loan, in his former club. Having failed to break into the first-team at the BayArena for the 2013–14 season, he was again chucked out on loan, this time to England where he would join up with Championship side Fulham.
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Bailey runs away to his dad and they go to a football match, however, Jimmy is chucked out of the match by a police officer (Jon Regan). So he doesn't get in trouble, when Jody (Kia Pegg) mentions to the police officer that Jimmy abducted his kid, Jimmy lies that he doesn't have a child, hurting Bailey. Jimmy arrives at The Dumping Ground when he finds out Bailey has seen his mother, Alison and Jimmy and Bailey both find Alison gone from The Dumping Ground. When they find her, Jimmy reveals that Alison is not his mum, but her friend Briony.
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