You want the ejection fraction to be at least 55 percent; a healthy heart's ejection fraction is around 70 percent.
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It's been implied "that the ejection seat didn't fire, when in fact the ejection seat was never given the command to fire," he said.
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While this site's ejection test stand has been widely reported on, we were also shown a similar ejection test stand that was not at Sinpo.
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Such ideas have not survived Mr Flynn's ejection, they say.
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It was the second ejection for Gibbons in two days.
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"I thought it was a quick (ejection)," Woodward told reporters.
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An automatic ejection would not have helped Tom Savage, though.
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So, I have my finger on the ejection button here.
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It was his first ejection as a major league manager.
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He was hit with a technical and flirted with ejection.
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Its ejection fraction went from 47 to 36 to 50.
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There were improvements: A reckless hit brought an immediate ejection.
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His appearance and subsequent ejection is often the whole show.
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The ejection put additional stress on a taxed Pittsburgh bullpen.
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In its current form, the rule would allow for a review only when an ejection has been called, not to determine if an ejection is merited after one was not called on the field.
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After Gardner's ejection, Tauchman hit his 12th homer of the season.
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The ensuing shoving match led to the ejection of both players.
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Thunder coach Billy Donovan expressed sympathy toward Durant for the ejection.
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After the game, Gibbons seemed to indicate his ejection was warranted.
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It was Nurkic's second of the game, which meant automatic ejection.
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Postgame, Martinez opted to steer the conversation away from his ejection.
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I didn't know subpoenas could be used as courtroom-ejection devices.
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Ejection seats lacked adequate propulsion for airmen to clear the aircraft.
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And ejection from the game and suspension was also a possibility.
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Two angry investors unsuccessfully called for his ejection from the board.
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That skirmish led to the ejection of Jacksonville linebacker Myles Jack.
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But it's on the spectrum: coronal ejection, mega-volcano, asteroid strike.
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It was the third ejection of Kerr's six-year coaching career.
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The game's tenor, though, turned long before that — on Wade's ejection.
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North Korea conducts ejection test North Korea conducted a missile ejection test over land on Tuesday at Sinpo Naval Shipyard, according to a US defense official -- the second such test this month and the third this year.
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Ejection tests are a limited step short of a full-blown launch.
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There are currently no approved treatments for preserved ejection fraction heart failure.
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"I don't want to get into that," Malone said regarding his ejection.
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It is Mr Joyce's ejection from parliament that is discomforting for him.
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The incident resulted in a technical foul and subsequent ejection for Curry.
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Uber faces ejection from Taiwan by a local regulator, according to reports.
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The episode led to the ejection of Astros Manager A. J. Hinch.
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It was the last strikeout that resulted in Lowrie's first career ejection.
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Miami lost starting safety Amari Carter to a first-half targeting ejection.
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Others called the ejection incomprehensible and demanded an apology from the speaker.
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" The agency also said it was "evaluating factors that reduce passenger ejection.
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The "ejection fraction" is a percentage figure that measures "how much blood the left ventricle pumps out with each contraction" and a normal heart's ejection fraction is between 50 and 70 percent, according to the American Heart Association.
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The current iteration is both more varied (lots of different sports and players, rather than one; including the reasons for ejection as a bonus) and compressed (trimming my kooky bells and whistles so the ejection gimmick stands out).
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It was Ibrahimovic's first red card in MLS and resulted in an ejection.
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Harper was suspended for returning to the dugout after his ejection on Monday.
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He also made both free throws following Morris' ejection to complete the run.
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Green's ejection occurred following two separate disputes with referees in the second period.
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He immediately received a five-minute match penalty and ejection from the contest.
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The purpose pitch resulted in an immediate ejection for Ramirez and both benches emptied.
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If offered an immaculate ejection of their party leader, most MPs would take it.
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Instead of an ejection for Pachulia, however, he and Shumpert were slapped with technicals.
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Smith says growth hasn't slowed down, continuing throughout Wink's ejection from a failing parent.
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After Livingston's ejection, the Trail Blazers went into halftime with a 67-57 lead.
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A Michigan mayor was threatened with ejection from Sunday's Democratic debate in Flint, Mich.
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It could even have led to an ejection, although that did not happen often.
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It may have been the first such ejection in the country, Mr. Wahls said.
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One pilot was severely injured during the ejection, while the second was lightly wounded.
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There were no further unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, which would have led to an ejection.
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Less clear, though, is what actually occurred Wednesday night that resulted in Oakley's ejection.
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An ESA animation (below) visualizes the coronal mass ejection as it traversed the Solar System.
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The rampage included solar flares, a coronal mass ejection, and a solar energetic particle event.
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Most women who experience this never get their heart back to a normal ejection fraction.
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"But yeah, I think some people were surprised," McMillan finally said, briefly addressing the ejection.
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The ejection was Maddon's first of the season and the 50th of his managerial career.
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Three weeks ago she demanded the ejection of one of the justices hearing the case.
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Tisdale was whistled for a technical and an ejection for hooking Williams with his arm.
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The laundry list of setbacks includes faulty ejection seats, software delays and helmet-display issues.
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A yellow card is a caution and a red card signifies ejection from a match.
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"That doesn't make a lot of sense to me," Girardi said of the Betances ejection.
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Weeks later, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson confirmed that a rear ejection seat didn't blow.
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But there is much that others could do to minimise the trauma of his ejection.
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Then, a year after his ejection from the school, he returned for the mass shooting.
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Multiple locations This image shows a missile body being loaded into another ejection test stand.
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Arizona State finished Thursday's game withoutreserves Jethro Tshisumpa (fighting ejection) and Ramon Vila (fouled out).
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It was Green's first ejection of the season and his third as San Diego's manager.
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Their ejection was captured on surveillance video, but the fight itself was not, police said.
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Then there's the ejection seat, which currently is deemed unsafe for pilots under 136 pounds.
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The ejection invigorated the crowd and was definitely a shot of enthusiasm for the Braves.
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The WNBA announced on Monday that the league rescinded the technical foul and subsequent ejection.
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However, due to the nature of the contact, many felt the ejection was uncalled for.
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Even though he had been given a soft landing, he was enraged by his ejection.
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Burfict hit Doyle helmet to helmet and was ejected, the sixth ejection of his career.
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Mets Manager Mickey Callaway was then ejected for arguing the call, his third career ejection.
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West avoided being hit with a double-technical, which would have resulted in his ejection.
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When a plane goes down, an ejection seat keeps pilots from going down with it.
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Joiner was Tulsa's third-leading scorer with seven points at the time of his ejection.
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Teammates and coaches held back Jack as he walked off the field following the ejection.
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Whatever the case, after some deliberation the referees gave him his second technical and an ejection.
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After replay review, Tristan Thompson received a Flagrant 2 foul and ejection with 2.6 seconds left.
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It was the second ejection of the season and sixth of his managerial career for Molitor.
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Ejection from the exam and a summons to the board regarding their failure to follow instructions.
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Simhon tries to tell the refs on Jordan ... but he's only given a tech -- no ejection!!
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"I don't know what he said — that's a short leash," Mercer said of Hurdle's rapid ejection.
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A spokesman for Swift later apologized and attributed the ejection of the cameraman to a miscommunication.
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It was the third ejection test carried out in July, and the fourth demonstrated this year.
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That said, if you look at the ejection systems in modern military aircraft, they look brutal.
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The force of the ejection was so violent, McCain broke his right leg and both arms.
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A solitary harsh word to a referee can be (and often is) punished with immediate ejection.
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Reds hitting coach Turner Ward was ejected during the game, Cincinnati's 23rd ejection of the season.
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His first ejection came that September, when he thumbed out Ken Henderson, a Texas Rangers outfielder.
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Deciding he had heard enough, Miller issued the first ejection of his brief major league career.
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On July 23, 2012, NASA's Stereo-A spacecraft was hit by a gigantic coronal mass ejection.
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Banister declined to go into specifics about what brought him onto the field after the ejection.
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Republicans believe their barrage will have conservative Democrats reaching for the ejection handle on McGrath's bid.
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It was the 12th ejection of the N.B.A. playoffs after just three during the 2018 postseason.
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The country's ejection from the programme will cost them $9bn in lost contracts, according to the Pentagon.
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Ronaldo had to wait several minutes while Buffon's teammates surrounded the referee and argued about the ejection.
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Yet when asked about their priorities, Rakhine politicians almost unanimously call for the ejection of the Rohingyas.
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It has coincided with Nielsen's departure, but was not a result of her abrupt ejection from DHS.
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One of their loudest television mouthpieces, Vahid Yaminpour, hailed his "ejection from an aircraft in free fall".
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The LLRV ejection, there's nothing competing — that's an amazing dramatic sequence, so you write it as is.
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SPEs happen in the wake of a massive solar flare or coronal mass ejection on the Sun.
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A Perdix must survive forceful ejection from a high-speed launcher and right itself in turbulent winds.
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Doane, meanwhile, falls onto a 4-fight skid—which could well mean his ejection from the UFC.
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A flagrant-22 foul is less severe than a flagrant-216, which results in an automatic ejection.
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Stein on Tuesday said she was exercising her civil rights, adding authorities did not explain her ejection.
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Minnesota's comeback efforts were complicated by Taj Gibson's ejection with 6:41 left in the third quarter.
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His ejection was a succès de scandale that added to Parterre Box's growing presence in New York.
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The Pistons scored eight unanswered points after Drummond's ejection to cut the Bulls' lead to 63-60.
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In an ejection, the helmet provides protection while the visor and mask protect our eyes and face.
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It was the sixth ejection of the season for Gibbons and the first for Martin and Encarnacion.
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In a coronal mass ejection, the sun sends billions of tons of coronal material hurtling into space.
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USA Today added that Montes was twice granted deportation protections under DACA before his ejection in February.
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It's designed to fit inside the seat kit of ACES 2 ejection seats, according to the release.
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Nationals Manager Davey Martinez, who is in his first season, argued the ejection and received the same fate.
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From 1967 to 1988, a year before his ejection, he was on the agency's payroll—and paid handsomely.
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The scuffle between Cabrera and Romine began after reliever Aroldis Chapman finished his warmup pitches following Kahnle's ejection.
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Among much else, this ejection produced gold (around ten Earth masses' worth) and platinum (50 Earth masses' worth).
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However, a "Carrington-class" coronal mass ejection shot out into the solar system from the sun in 2012.
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They were designed to test ejection seat technology, at a time when the US was developing supersonic aircraft.
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There's a rating called ejection fraction, which essentially measures how strong your heart is squeezing and pumping blood.
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McCann also was inadvertently involved in the ejection of Chase Headley with two outs in the seventh inning.
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Things such as ejection seats and full pressure suits were only included on test flights, not operational missions.
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"There are no apparent injuries at this time," it said, without detailing what led to the pilot's ejection.
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The lead eventually stretched to 66-46, with the Frogs undaunted by the ejection of forward Kouat Noi.
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Bochy argued with Fletcher, who gave Bochy his 77th career ejection in his 25 years as a manager.
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Anthony said after the game that the ejection may have been personal due to his history with Brothers.
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It was Headley's fourth career ejection and first since arguing balls and strikes with Marty Foster on Sept.
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Prominences can explode in what's called a coronal mass ejection, which sends matter and energy hurtling thought space.
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Now, she said, she feels persona non grata, unable to work and threatened with ejection from the country.
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And the answer is: take flight off the backs of tank-treaded speeder bikes with rear ejection seats.
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Versteeg's ejection was only part of a furious third period, which began with the scored tied, 1-1.
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Luke Voit walked on a check swing, resulting in Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire's fourth ejection of the season.
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Before the ejection, Blue Jays reliever Joe Biagini had struck out five straight Yankees, four of them looking.
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From 2008 to 2014, Ziya Mammadov, perhaps fearing his ejection from political office, vastly increased his personal wealth.
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Cousins' apparent ejection came with 35 second left after he scored on a driving layup and was fouled.
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In Sudan mass protests led to the ejection of Omar al-Bashir, one of the world's vilest tyrants.
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DeMar DeRozan produced 18 points before drawing two technical fouls and an ejection with 2:55 to play.
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Officials investigating the incident determined that there was an issue with ejection seat components and ordered the stand down.
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After the ejection, the wing of another plane hit Yu, killing her, according to a report from China Daily.
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"That's something I wish the umpire would notice," In an indirect way, Marte's ejection led to the tying run.
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Additionally, reviewing a play on which an ejection was called will not make other aspects of that play reviewable.
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Auburn's woes included a Flagrant 2 foul that prompted the ejection of Devan Cambridge with 9:59 to play.
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Bochy's ejection came in the seventh inning when he complained about a called strike with Posey at the plate.
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Earth's atmosphere is so dense that it could be like the cargo was hitting a brick wall upon ejection.
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Penalties for misbehaviour include ejection from the AEA's activities, termination of membership and a notification to an offender's employer.
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Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts drew his first career ejection for arguing a called third strike in the eighth.
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He dismissed a suggestion that the ejection shows an extreme level of anxiety within Swift about the cybersecurity issue.
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Images of a test stand indicated continued testing of a mechanism for ejection launch of missiles from a submarine.
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Gallagher said the two officers were likely not wearing seatbelts, which lead to their partial ejection, according to WLNS.
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He sustained injuries from his ejection and was tortured and beaten by Vietnamese who pulled him from the water.
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Much of the team watched the final minutes (and Stephen Curry's ejection) in the lunchroom during the postgame meal.
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Phillies manager Gabe Kapler was ejected in the fourth inning - the first ejection of his two-year managerial career.
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Even the ejection became a positive for TCU when reserve Shawn Olden stepped in a sank three 3-pointers.
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The Post added the security officer would not let DelReal speak with a campaign press representative before his ejection.
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The question of how Mugabe and his family will be treated after his ejection from office is also murky.
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Within two seconds of knowing that that had happened, the aircraft commander says, 'Cease ejection, we'll try to land.
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And in a way, Roseanne's ejection was a kind of refutation of the premise of the earlier "Roseanne" revival.
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One such powerful ejection in 2012 could have been catastrophic to our power grid had it hit the planet.
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NOTES: CF Adam Jones, after his ejection, has been thrown out twice in his career, both times this year.
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Under NBA policy, deliberately entering the stands results in automatic ejection as well as a fine and/or suspension.
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It was Machado's first ejection since joining the Padres this year, and the fifth in his eight-year career.
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It was Matheny's first ejection of the year and the 25th in his 22 1/2 seasons as the manager.
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Officials have not verified reports that North Korea may have demolished a stand used for missile-ejection tests in May.
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According to the National Front, it was not responsible for the reporter's ejection from the business forum she was visiting.
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Rousseff is in the middle of an impeachment process and may face ejection from office as early as this week.
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Failure to do so could expose it to a range of sanctions, ultimately including ejection from the Council of Europe.
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The downgrades triggered the ejection of South Africa from some major debt indexes, which will push up its borrowing costs.
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She alienated the latter when she orchestrated the ejection in 2014 of Joice Mujuru from her position as vice-president.
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UTC Aerospace Systems, the manufacturer of the bomber's ACES II ejection seat, claims the seat itself is not the problem.
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In June, the Air Force grounded its B-1B bomber fleet over safety concerns related to the ejection seat problem.
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I hope I would choose the ejection option, since it would more likely lead to a better outcome than crashing.
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The gif above shows a burst of hot solar plasma — called a "coronal mass ejection" — shooting forth from the star.
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Also, on the sixth play of that sequence, South Carolina lost a starting linebacker, T.J. Brunson, to ejection for targeting.
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EMP is a well known physical electromagnetic phenomena generated by a nuclear or special weapon or coronial mass ejection (CME).
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The call triggered a confusing review, an ejection from Nationals manager Dave Martinez, and widespread criticism from the baseball world.
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The Jaguars were already playing shorthanded before Jack's ejection, with starting quarterback Nick Foles going down with a shoulder injury.
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"I wanted a lot of things that inning, but he didn't want to hear it," Hinch said about the ejection.
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But she's safe from being voted out of the house for now, having conveniently won immunity from the first ejection.
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I can use my favorite Tracker video analysis software to estimate the mass rate and ejection velocity in the animation.
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St. Joseph's later used a 7-2 run to push the margin to 21 prior to Ndao's meltdown and ejection.
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Given all the negative fallout from Oakley's ejection, Dolan was asked in the interview whether the organization now felt embarrassed.
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You'd need to know who needs to be paid what to make telecommunications and electrical systems robust against an ejection.
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Abushamma's ejection allegedly came 15 minutes after another Brooklyn, New York, federal court judge had issued an order staying the ejection of people subject to that ban who already had landed in the U.S. Her lawsuit says that she was detained for nine hours at JFK Airport, and not allowed to speak to her lawyer.
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The deadlock this time may not be as serious as in 2015, when Greece came close to ejection from the euro.
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On Friday night, a truck reportedly sideswiped a car on Interstate 30 in Texarkana, Arkansas, which led to the infant's ejection.
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But every now and then, the Sun burps out an extra helping of charged particles known as a coronal mass ejection.
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If the coronal mass ejection is powerful enough, it can produce electric currents on the ground that overwhelm the power grid.
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Following a major flare, the sun typically pops off a giant cloud of magnetized plasma, called a coronal mass ejection (CME).
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A separate, potentially stronger storm, caused by a similar Earth-directed coronal mass ejection (CME), is anticipated to hit on Friday.
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The MP was Barnaby Joyce, the deputy prime minister, whose ejection has cost the government its majority in the lower house.
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"This ejection itself appears to have occurred earlier than expected, but analysis is not yet complete," ESA said in a statement.
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"The ejection itself appears to have occurred earlier than expected, but analysis is not yet complete," it said in a statement.
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Rifles made by Phoenix-based Patriot Ordnance Factory come with American flags and "God Bless America" on their ejection port covers.
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The CEO refused to discuss details of exactly what went down at Zenefits and whether he thought his ejection was fair.
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That may have led to Herzer's forced ejection from Redstone's house, according to evidence presented by Herzer, cited by the judge.
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Ultimately, that resulted in both players arguing and receiving matching technical fouls, then Jones receiving a second and earning an ejection.
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Utley came to bat in Game 5 of that series, when no one dared face the risk of ejection or suspension.
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Before his ejection, Anthony was the Knicks' most efficient player in the first half, shooting 5 of 1153 from the field.
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The Air Force on Friday said it has grounded all B-85033B Lancer bombers over safety concerns with the ejection seat.
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"The cover comes off, and nothing else happens," Wilson added, referring to the ejection hatch above the weapons systems officer's seat.
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Sabathia's early ejection overshadowed big days from Luke Voit, who homered, doubled and singled, and Stanton, who hit two home runs.
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The Cleveland Browns lost their starting left tackle to an ejection in the first half against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
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Major League Baseball earlier in the day denied Machado's appeal stemming from a June 15 ejection by plate umpire Bill Welke.
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And though the Clinton administration referred to the ejection as "an embarrassment to everyone associated with diplomacy," Mayor Giuliani was unmoved.
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In 1989, for example, a coronal mass ejection hit Earth's own magnetic field and actually created electrical currents in the ground.
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The ejection proved remarkably costly for Cleveland, as Robinson's replacement, Kendall Lamm, was ruled out with a knee injury shortly afterward.
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ON MARCH 13th 1989 a surge of energy from the sun, from a "coronal mass ejection", had a startling impact on Canada.
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On July 23rd 2012 particles from a much larger solar ejection blew across the orbital path of Earth, missing it by days.
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The plasma — called a coronal mass ejection (CME) — was shot out from the sun during an M5-class flare on Sept. 4.
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"Analysis indicates likely CME [coronal mass ejection] arrival late on 8 September into early 9 September," the SWPC wrote in an update.
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Miami, taking advantage of George's ejection, shot 71.4 percent in the third quarter and ended the period with an 83-79 lead.
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He has taken part in just six debates since his ejection from the Treasury and has yet to submit a written question.
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"I think when you look at all of the actions in their entirety, it does warrant an ejection," Blandino told NFL Network.
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On Wednesday, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice David Cohen ruled that the bar's ejection was legal, as MAGA is technically not a religion.
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"We think that when a coronal mass ejection crashes into Jupiter's magnetosphere, it compresses it by about 2 million kilometers," Dunn said.
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Independence-minded business groups even suggest that worried German investors in Catalonia would lean on Mrs Merkel to shield it from ejection.
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Some of Trump's campaign events have included physical altercations and violence between clashing attendees, and the ejection of protestors has become routine.
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Reduced ejection fraction heart failure is a debilitating condition in which the heart is unable to pump enough blood around the body.
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Losing investment grade would have raised borrowing costs and led to South Africa's ejection from the elite World Government Bond Index (WGBI).
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Novartis said the new guidance, published late on Friday, would redefine the standard of care for treating reduced ejection fraction heart failure.
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A stand used for missile ejection tests was demolished near Kusong in the country&aposs northwest, according North Korea expert Joseph Bermudez.
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It can be much more difficult when your tight end earns a 15-yard penalty and an ejection for punching an opponent.
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It was 14-14 at the time of Fournette's ejection, and without him, Jacksonville went on to lose to Buffalo, 24-21.
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Violating the rule would draw a 15-yard penalty or, possibly, an ejection from the game, plus a fine or a suspension.
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"I saw what you wrote today," Jeff King told me inside the venue as his father looked on, approving of my ejection.
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A subsequent investigation by the Public Relations and Communications Association, a trade group in Britain, ended with the ejection of Bell Pottinger.
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After his ejection, Girardi threw his cap on the ground and animatedly flung his hands around as he walked off the field.
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While many patients respond to drug therapy, those with a type called heart failure with preserved ejection fraction have few treatment options.
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But when the Trump campaign announced its ejection of Bloomberg News reporters from campaign events, media executives jumped on their high horses.
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He went to view video of the pitch, and from the dugout, yelled his displeasure about the calls, earning the ejection. —No.
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The falling capsule will not deploy a parachute during the test, as NASA is primarily assessing the performance of the capsule ejection stage.
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A year before this report came out the sun had indeed thrown off such an ejection—though not in the direction of Earth.
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Pierce Gallagher said in a Monday afternoon news conference that the two NYPD officers were likely not wearing seat belts, causing partial ejection.
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Earlier this year, a B-1B Lancer experienced an engine fire followed by an ejection mishap forcing it to request an emergency landing.
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But UTC Aerospace Systems, manufacturer of the bomber's ACES II ejection seat, wants to be clear: The seat itself is not the problem.
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The fairing, however, which covers the payload, may be recovered after ejection by Mr Steven, a boat with a huge net on top.
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A foul was called on Hield and the officials reviewed it and hit him with a Flagrant 2, which is an automatic ejection.
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The policy change was made possible due to modifications to the pilot's helmet and the aircraft's ejection seat, according to Air Force officials.
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I could dip in and pick out what was effectively The Greatest Hits of the Sun and listen to a coronal mass ejection.
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" He then tried an interesting gambit and countered Jarboe's ejection with one of his own: "I'm fuckin' tossing you outta here, you're DONE!
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That's when an offensive foul called against the Warriors led to the ejection of coach Steve Kerr and sent both teams into overdrive.
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Curry tweeted, and quickly deleted, an insinuation that the NBA might've rigged Steph Curry's foul—and consequent ejection—so that the Cavs vs.
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Renteria came out to argue Anderson's ejection and he was tossed for the third time this season and second time in a week.
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CF Cameron Maybin drew an ejection with two outs in the ninth inning, squawking about balls and strikes with Miguel Cabrera at bat.
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"That's on me, I have to fix that," Mr. Munoz said when asked about the airline policies that led to the violent ejection.
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Jimmy Butler called TJ Warren 'soft' and 'trash' after an on-court feud ended with profanities, blown kisses, middle fingers, and an ejection
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The researchers noted that they can't rule out possible ejection events that occurred before the spacecraft arrived at the asteroid in December 2018.
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It took just a bit longer for L.S.U. to score, in part because of the targeting-related ejection of James Skalski of Clemson.
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After all, his ejection depends on a significant part of the Republican Party turning against him — and right now it belongs to him.
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He is also a board member of chip company Nvidia, whose head of corporate communications declined to comment on Stevens' ejection from the game.
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The photos showed the B-1B was missing a ceiling hatch, which led to speculation of an in-flight ejection, according to the website.
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This may sound like a small change, but mortars must fit perfectly in their launchers so that sufficient gas pressure can build for ejection.
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He may have acted aggressively or threateningly, in which case those calling for his ejection may have been motivated by concerns about their safety.
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With the Knicks trailing, 64-52, Lopez smacked Paul across the face, resulting in an ejection and prolonged shoving and posturing between the teams.
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Antetokounmpo was able to draw two fouls on Embiid in less than 30 seconds to push the latter to the brink of an ejection.
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Henderson then elbowed George in the neck on a drive to the basket and was given a flagrant foul-2, resulting in his ejection.
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The Growlers, who are part of the Northwoods summer baseball league for college players, posted video of Coach Drake's tantrum following his unceremonious ejection.
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A cut from Moody's would mean a loss of its investment grade status and possible ejection from the prestigious World Government Bond Index (WGBI).
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The Mountaineers attempted just two foul shots at Kansas, a fact that drew the ire of coach Bob Huggins, prompting his ejection on Saturday.
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Harper had one single in four at-bats prior to his ejection and has hit safely in a career-high 18 straight games. 2.
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It was the sixth career ejection for Gonzalez, who said after the game that Foster admitted to calling pitches off the outside corner strikes.
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After the ejection, Wood collected just about every anti-West tweet he could find onto his Twitter feed: Then he got raw on West.
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The Pentagon's report found that lightweight pilots had a 23% chance of being killed and 100% chance of being injured by the ejection process.
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And most of all, he seethed about his ejection with 91 seconds remaining, insisting that the referee Tony Brothers should not have tossed him.
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Not for the first time in the series, Curry flung his mouthpiece, which hit a front-row fan, earning him his first N.B.A. ejection.
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This spacecraft would monitor the particles, when there's a coronal mass ejection and send us a radio signal, which travels faster than the particles.
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A more dangerous phenomenon While solar flares can interfere with satellites, an even more dangerous phenomenon is called a coronal mass ejection (or CME).
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Walton not only earned the first ejection of his coaching career—he secured a place in the pantheon of great NBA on-court blowups.
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A camera also released during the operation showed an ejection of material from the asteroid, suggesting that the blast had gone off as intended.
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Instead, as it faces ejection from its home, they believe there is a risk it may fall into decay, or even cease to exist.
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He also hit two batters, 3B Josh Donaldson in the first inning and 1B Justin Smoak to lead off the second, prompting his ejection.
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The Record newspaper of Northern New Jersey, which has reported on Joe's story, wrote about his ejection from the Secaucus Cub Scouts last year.
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Carolina lost defensive end Vernon Butler to an ejection in the third quarter after he threw a punch at Colts tight end Jack Doyle.
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The U.S. committee's request comes at a time of growing speculation about Assange's future and his possible ejection from the embassy after six years.
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So when an ejection lets you select an opposing player to take free throws, and Dwight Howard is a choice, who's it gonna be?
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That threat, called a coronal mass ejection, is a giant spray of charged particles that our sun frequently burps off its roiling, plasmatic surface.
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Kansas City DH Kendrys Morales dropped his appeal and served his one-game suspension on Thursday - stemming from an ejection against Tampa Bay on Aug.
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The Air Force says a safety investigation after the May 1 emergency landing found a problem with ejection seat components that caused the stand-down.
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Smith, who had arrived at the arena less than an hour before tipoff, was called for a flagrant-2 foul, resulting in an immediate ejection.
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Someone's words echoed in my head: I get why somebody'd want to hit the ejection switch, but why make it harder on all of us?
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More obvious effects, like a computer crash, would usually require an extreme space weather event, for instance, a large coronal mass ejection from the Sun.
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The attachment, called a Magny 35, is comprised of three parts: an enlarging optics film back, an aluminum lens barrel, and the film ejection unit.
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In 2017, unlike in 1947, there is at least a palliative: punishment -- ejection from the stadium and public scorn across the media and the internet.
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Not only were erections frowned upon, and possibly a cause for ejection if uncovered long or frequently enough, but some settings restricted single men's entry.
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A flare is often accompanied by something called a coronal mass ejection (CME) — a huge burst of charged particles that shoots out from the Sun.
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His ejection might've gone a bit more smoothly, if the ref wasn't the same man—Marc Goddard—who evicted McGregor from cageside just last month.
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Bryce Harper of the Washington Nationals was suspended for one game and fined by Major League Baseball for his behavior after an ejection this week.
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The 2016 contest has, as usual, been rife with controversies, including the ejection of Romania from the contest for failing to pay an outstanding debt.
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The jurors who convicted her said that they had concluded she was illegally disruptive not when she laughed but when she began disputing her ejection.
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Wall received a flagrant-218 foul with 28:258 remaining for an aggressive foul on Smart, leading to his second ejection in as many games.
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He came out of his office and prosecuted the polite ejection of a reporter and a photographer so that his secretary could return to work.
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Even in Game 6, despite the foul trouble and ejection that will take on the look of a tipping point for these Finals, Curry persevered.
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Only the red card — an ejection from the game — has significant punitive consequence, but it is shown in soccer sparingly and as a last resort.
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Gibbons' ejection was part of another frustrating day in New York for the Blue Jays, who dropped their fourth straight and 10th in 14 games.
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Five seconds after Haith's ejection, Martins Igbanu knocked over Houston's Fabian White Jr. during a dead ball, resulting in some shoving between the two teams.
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The ejection sparked Purdue, as the Boilermakers rallied back to tie the score at 14 on an Eastern basket and pair of Stefanovic free throws.
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker According to today's rules, Cornelius Bennett said, his sack of Steve Beuerlein would be grounds for ejection.
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Indeed, in the year since the three ejection events that are reported today in Science, Hergenrother says OSIRIS-REx has detected several other smaller ejections.
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NOTES: The NBA rescinded the fine given to Nuggets C Nikola Jokic for his ejection in the Sunday night game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Air Force gunsmiths recently completed delivery of a new M4-style carbine designed to break down small enough to fit under most pilot ejection seats.
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Blake Griffin also had an interesting game, getting into a scuffle with Trevor Ariza that resulted in his ejection with just about a minute left.
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David Axelrod, one of the top strategists behind former President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, called Sanders' ejection from the restaurant a "total political gift" to Trump.
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White had to leave the game to be evaluated for a head injury after the incident, which resulted in a penalty on Gronkowski but no ejection.
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The first-year coach picked up one technical and then a second one and the automatic ejection while stalking the court and yelling at the officials.
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A crackdown followed, targeting the many Saudi Salafists suspected of obtaining Kuwaiti nationality in the chaos after the ejection of Iraqi forces from Kuwait in 1991.
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Days after the passenger ejection, the media picked up on a bizarre story in which a scorpion fell from an overhead bin and stung a passenger.
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The costume used other other real-world items, ranging from parts of the ejection seat harness in a British warplane to a specific computer heat sink.
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Ms Lam has dismissed as "pure speculation" any attempt to draw a link between Mr Mallet's ejection and his hosting of Mr Chan at the FCC.
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Their purpose is to constrain the spread of droplets falling on them, thus encouraging the rapid ejection of those droplets back into the air (see picture).
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Her heart barely beat: Her ejection fraction, a measure of the heart's ability to pump blood, was 10%, when the normal rate is 55% to 75%.
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The NFL owners also expanded reviewable plays to include disqualification of players and approved ejection standards to go along with the "use of the helmet" rule.
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This coronal mass ejection (CME), the sibling of a massive solar flare, traveled the 93 million miles between the Sun and Earth in only 17.6 hours.
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After a hastily-called referendum delivered a resounding rejection of creditors' terms for further assistance, Germany initially pressed for Greece's temporary ejection from the euro zone.
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Moments after the ejection, pinch-hitter Clint Robinson connected for a game-winning home run, and Harper ran onto the field with his teammates to celebrate.
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The bench coach, DeMarlo Hale, who was the acting manager after Gibbons's ejection, was fined for Chavez's intentional actions after the umpires had warned the teams.
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While neither Syndergaard nor Collins admitted the pitch was deliberate, they both argued that Hamari should have issued the customary warning instead of ane immediate ejection.
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" —Astou Ndour (@NdouraStou) September 8, 2019The WNBA announced on Monday that the league rescinded the technical foul and ejection, stating it "should not have been assessed.
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The incident escalated as players from both teams became involved, leading to the ejection of Garrett, Browns defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi and Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey.
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This releases the ogive section, which in turn allows the ejection spring means to eject the petals and weights along with the net stowed there within.
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Mr. Bermudez said it could not be determined whether North Korea was suspending missile ejection tests or was planning to build similar facilities in the future.
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But when Kahnle threw a pitch behind Cabrera in the sixth inning, resulting in his immediate ejection by the home plate umpire Carlos Torres, emotions flared.
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Under Texas' law, jurisdictions and officials that fail to comply could face fines of up to $25,500 per day, ejection from office and a misdemeanor charge.
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Though he was never given a formal reason, Linfesty believes his "misconduct" that merited ejection was his lack of fanatical devotion to Trump, the beloved headliner.
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After the ejection, the next four Yankees — Judge, Headley, Chris Carter and pinch-hitter Didi Gregorius — got hits to give the Yankees a 7-6 lead.
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A defense official told the network Monday that there was also evidence of an "ejection test," which looks at the "cold-launch system" of a missile.
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"I'm not just going to be out there and watch a man like him punch me and walk away," Ibaka said after his fourth career ejection.
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A series of bad bounces, buzzer-beating shots by opponents, injuries and Anthony's early ejection from a few games have led to the team's precarious state.
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Noura was outside the 'Island of the Idols' Season 39 finale party in WeHo Tuesday night when she got asked about Dan's ejection for inappropriate touching.
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The ejection of tribal members is most prevalent in small tribes with casinos on their land; "per capita" profit shares go further when split fewer ways.
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Those changes gave the generals sweeping influence over Parliament itself, and over an Election Commission with great power to bar candidates and target lawmakers for ejection.
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And, in 1989, per FAA, a Boeing 747-122 also suffered a serious breakdown due to "explosive decompression," resulting in the ejection and deaths of nine people.
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But on closer examination, it turns out that they actually only staged an "ejection test," popping up the first stage of a missile from under the water.
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Post Malone says LeBron James' first career ejection ain't a big deal ... matter of fact, he thinks it was a HUGE energy boost for his Cavs teammates!!
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Durant had 249 points and six assists in 228 minutes before getting bang-bang technical fouls in the third quarter, earning him an ejection from the game.
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The fart, deemed by referee Dany Kako to be "a deliberate provocation" as well as "unsportmanlike behavior," earned Ljungkvist his second yellow card, and therefore his ejection.
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The Air Force will restart B-1B Lancer bomber flights this week after an issue with its ejection system caused a two-week grounding of the fleet.
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It was the result of the sun spitting out a large burst of plasma on May 23, an event referred to as a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME).
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"He made the decision to maneuver to a wooded area to avoid the risk to the local community and ensure public safety before initiating ejection," Degnon said.
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Ejection tests are to test the initial launch of a missile from a canister and firing up its first-stage engine rather than a full-blown launch.
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The U.S. Air Force announced Friday that its fleet of B-1 Lancer bombers have been temporarily grounded citing safety concerns of its ejection seats, reports Military.com.
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"The explosions regularly involved the ejection of a burning battery case or other components from the device which subsequently ignited nearby flammable or combustible material," FMCSA said.
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Tambor's ejection does allow "Transparent" to correct for having cast a cisgender man as its trans parent (something almost impossible to imagine in the age of "Pose").
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About a minute before his ejection, Tinkle drilled a 3-pointer to give him 10 points, extending his school record of double-digit scoring games to 91.
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Lackey and Contreras, meanwhile, both erupted in anger over the call and result, leading to the ejection of both as the Cubs traded 23.35-2754 at that point.
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One upshot of Beckham and Norman's fighting in 2015 was a new rule mandating an ejection for any player who receives multiple personal foul penalties in a game.
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But it's hard to put a price on risking ejection from the galaxy far, far away when you're a fan, especially when you don't really need the money.
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She had blocked investigators from entering the Blue House, the presidential residence, and a fortnight ago she demanded the ejection of one of the justices hearing her case.
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Simulations like this could help us predict when the Sun is gearing up to hurl billions of tons of magnetized particles our direction in a coronal mass ejection.
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But other folks in the office didn't seem to have any problems at all, and if you've got stubby fingers nimbly pressing the ejection button is surprisingly annoying.
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SWPC also saw a coronal mass ejection — a burst of hot plasma ejected from the sun during some flares — associated with the flare, but it shouldn't impact Earth.
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Hyde and Poyer agreed that if a similar hit was thrown at Tom Brady, the result would have likely been a penalty and an ejection from the game.
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Prior to the ejection, the 6-7 Brooks had averaged 17.6 points, 903 assists and two steals in the previous five games after returning to the starting lineup.
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These are simple cable padlocks, where the cord is threaded through the barrel or "ejection port," depending on the gun type, and then out of the magazine well.
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Photos that emerged after the incident showed that at least one of the bomber's four cockpit escape hatches had been blown but the ejection seat had not deployed.
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Each crew member's seat is equipped with a rocket that is supposed to launch the seat out of the plane within seconds of the ejection handle being pulled.
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He refused to join the clubhouse celebration with teammates after clinching a 2016 playoff spot, in part because of a hitting slump and his ejection from that game.
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Defensive end Myles Garrett avoided an ejection earlier in the game when he was assessed a personal foul for throwing a punch at Tennessee tight end Delanie Walker.
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Some of these potentially active volcanoes may never erupt, some may ooze lava slowly for years, and some may one day have a massive ejection that wreaks havoc.
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However, it said serious brain and neck injuries could occur when heads hit laminated glass, a danger it concluded was a greater threat to belted occupants than ejection.
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Part of that is ensuring that U-2&aposs ejection seats are functioning properly in case a pilot has to bail out of the high-flying spy plane.
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You'd need to know the weather patterns of the sun for the next few centuries, in order to calculate the odds of a coronal mass ejection hitting us.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz has sent a letter to employees about the forced ejection of a passenger Sunday night that was caught on video and has led to outrage.
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Certainly, there are strong grounds for objecting to China's ejection of neighbours' forces from islands and reefs, to its naval build-up and, above all, to its island-building.
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Back upstairs, the Nunez altercation and Dubose's ejection had certainly caught the attention of patrons and become fodder for conversation, but the ruckus in no way ruined the evening.
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Decried by critics as a boondoggle, the program has been beset by cost overruns, with software delays for the jets, corrosion and problems with tire durability and ejection seats.
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It's a rocket with no ejection seat, but when it works, it can compress the time to venture fund leader dramatically — maybe even by as much as a decade.
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"Such an ejection would represent possibly the most dramatic outcome of a ratings downgrade and should be South Africa's biggest cause for concern," Citadel chief strategist Adrian Saville said.
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Giolito earned his first major league ejection as he walked toward the dugout upon exiting the game, as home plate umpire Gabe Morales took exception to something Giolito said.
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Although he didn't medal, Nick Delpopolo earned a respectable 7th place in his division, erasing almost every memory of his pot brownie-related ejection from London four years ago.
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Boone was not around to see those homers following his third-inning ejection for arguing after a three-run home run by Gleyber Torres was overturned by fan interference.
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The game was halted twice in the first half, as per UEFA's "three step protocol," which included a stadium announcement and the ejection of a group from the ground.
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At an event in Washington, DC, on Monday, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson confirmed that the landing took place after one of the bomber's ejection seats did not deploy.
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First, on Monday, a member of parliament incensed by the delayed Brexit vote seized the chamber's seventeenth-century ceremonial mace, resulting in his ejection from the House of Commons.
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Utah's Rodney Hood, in his first game since an ejection Wednesday night at Washington, supplied 463 points and Royce O'Neale posted 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Jazz.
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George W. Bush strode across the deck of an aircraft carrier in an olive flight suit and an ejection harness to declare — prematurely — that a mission had been accomplished.
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The ejection came days after the lecturer stopped class to demand that the student remove her feet from the back of a seat, a pet peeve of the instructor.
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Pushing and shoving continued throughout the game, leading to a barrage of technical fouls in the fourth quarter and the ejection of Washington's Brandon Jennings and Boston's Terry Rozier.
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Using our number for thrust, along with the mass rate (in kg/s), I get an elephant ejection speed of 2,721 meters per second—about 6,000 miles per hour.
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Tensions between the Malay-dominated government in Kuala Lumpur and the ethnic Chinese city-state of Singapore would lead to the ejection of Singapore from Malaysia in August 1965.
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Visiting Tottenham capitalized on Jonjo Shelvey's ejection to beat Newcastle, 2-0, in their Premier League opener, with Dele Alli and Ben Davies scoring in the final half-hour.
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Consciousness was upon him before he could get out of the way; not for him the slow, gracious wandering from the halls of sleep, but a summary, forcible ejection.
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Though individually tiny, the sheer number of particles contained in a coronal mass ejection add up to a colossal force, and they plow into our planet at incredible speeds.
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That earned Kelce an ejection, and his most memorable moment of disrespect to the officials since making the dismissive jerkoff motion during a penalty announcement a few years ago.
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Richburg's ejection was the first under the new rule in which if a player draws two personal fouls of a similar nature, he is automatically kicked out of the game.
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The U.S. Air Force's entire B-1 bomber fleet was ordered to stand down Thursday because of an issue with ejection seat components, the Air Force Global Strike Command said.
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It'll remain in this orbit until mid-August, and it'll focus the next few weeks on photographing the asteroid's surface regularly to study the dust and gravel ejection mentioned above.
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What he turned in, though, was something more than that: a one-off-his-career-high outburst, an emotionally captained comeback, a spit (or slipped) mouthguard, and a rescinded ejection.
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Unidentified individuals told the popular Facebook group Air Force Amn/Nco/Snco that the offensive weapons system officer attempted a manual ejection, but the ACES II seat did not blow.
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When the scientists tracked the projectiles, they found that smaller projectiles had a higher ejection velocity, but that slightly larger projectiles could avoid aerodynamic drag and ended up traveling farther.
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After Lopez's ejection — the kerfuffle also resulted in technical fouls being assessed to Pierce and Jordan — the Knicks hacked Jordan several times to send him to the free-throw line.
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The "jack of all trades" fighter, valued at an acquisition cost of $406.5 billion, has been plagued with setbacks including faulty ejection seats, software delays and significant helmet-display issues.
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While UTC also makes entire ejection systems, on "this particular B-1, [the sequence system] was not ours," he said, adding that there are multiple vendors for the sequencing systems.
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An ejection test examines a missile's "cold-launch system," which uses high pressure steam to propel a missile out of the launch canister into the air before its engines ignite.
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BTW, the guy who started the fight that led to Lynch's ejection, Chiefs player Marcus Peters -- a close friend of Lynch -- was ON THE TRAIN with Marshawn getting the business.
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His long overdue ejection from polite society has people wondering whether he will eventually repent (or simply disappear for a long time) ahead of a second act in public life.
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Less than three minutes into the game, an on-court incident between the Bucks' Eric Bledsoe and the Sixers' Joel Embiid ended with Bledsoe's ejection because of two technical fouls.
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The country signed up to its third rescue scheme, worth 86 billion euros, in 2015 to stave off its ejection from the euro after a standoff with its international lenders.
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During its six-minute trip through the Martian atmosphere, the lander at first appeared to be operating well, but it stopped sending data after the ejection of its heat shield.
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Following his ejection on Thursday, fans posted photos of the Oakland native with his face covered watching the second half from the stands and riding public transportation after the game.
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"We know that they are going to over-officiate it in preseason," Reich, who agreed with Thomas's ejection, told reporters after his team's loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Monday.
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Despite the possible ejection from the trade deal, which American officials say will be decided at the end of the year, the remaining members appear determined to uphold the ban.
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Manager Aaron Boone was ejected in the sixth inning by the home plate umpire Pat Hoberg for persistent carping from the dugout — the first ejection of Boone's nascent managing career.
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Green's ejection cleared the way for a solid performance off the bench from David West, who scored a season-high 16 points on 8-of-9 shooting in 15 minutes.
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Air Force officials say the drogue chute problem is unrelated to a previous issue with the aircraft's ejection seat which had led to a similar safety stand-down last year.
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For instance, it shows how filaments of plasma actually float above the sun's surface: And how those filaments can explode in a coronal mass ejection: The sun is absolutely mesmerizing:
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Warriors 116, Nuggets 102 Golden State took a big step toward securing the top seed in the Western Conference, overcoming the ejection of Kevin Durant to crush Denver in Oakland, Calif.
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Rockets forward Ryan Anderson sank the technical free throw after the ejection of the elder Rivers, boosting the Houston lead to 230-221 with 6:13 remaining in the first half.
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If approved, the new rule would require the league's officiating center in New York to review video of any offense after an ejection is called and confirm or overturn the decision.
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The drug, which is already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, narrowly missed its objectives when trialled on patients with preserved ejection fraction heart disease, which affects 13 million people globally.
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After four days of beanings, a racial scandal and a questionable ejection, the heated series between Baltimore and the Boston Red Sox concluded with the Orioles' 8-3 win Thursday night.
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Called a coronal mass ejection (CME), these episodes can vary in intensity, but they can produce bursts of electrical charge when they interact with our upper atmosphere in a geomagnetic storm.
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Medical staff identified his preliminary cause of death as "cardio-pulmonary arrest secondary to multi-organ system failure, endocarditis, dilated cardiomyopathy with a low ejection fraction and respiratory failure," ICE said.
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The three friends were the only ones on the Sizzler at the time of the ejection, during a Déa del Niño Fiesta at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, according to ABC.
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According to the new rule, ejection is possible if a player lowers his head to initiate and make contact with his helmet against an opponent, provided the contact is clearly avoidable.
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In the clip above, Stephen A Smith launched a critique on Ayesha Curry for getting vocal on Twitter about her husband's ejection from last night's Game 6 of the NBA Finals.
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BC also lost All-American safety Lukas Denis to a targeting ejection in the first half, one of three players in the game to get kicked out for such an infraction.
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Stars captain Jamie Benn bodychecked Coyotes captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson into the boards from behind at 10:27 of the second period, leading to Benn's ejection on a game misconduct penalty.
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Lakers coach Luke Walton received the first ejection of his coaching career, when he ran on the floor and picked up two technical fouls with 4:14 left in the first quarter.
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Abushamma's lawsuit challenging her ejection is being pressed as her employer, the prestigious Cleveland Clinic, continues taking heat for its planned fundraiser next month at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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The report on the FCA letter comes days after a public squabble among members of Deutsche Bank's supervisory board and the ejection of the board's member tasked with clearing up past scandals.
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DONALD TRUMP'S nerve-jangling presidential term began its second half with a federal-government shut down, seesawing markets and the ejection of reassuring cabinet members like Generals John Kelly and James Mattis.
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His events have also been noted for their occasionally aggressive and tense energy, and the ejection of protestors, and physical altercations between attendees, have become more frequent as the election season continues.
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Photos from The Associated Press and Midland Reporter-Telegram also showed that the bomber, tail number 86-0109, was missing a ceiling hatch, leading to speculation an in-flight ejection was attempted.
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In fact, ejection seat capabilities have been limiting pilot selection for decades, to the disappointment of countless would-be aviators and the frustration of military commanders desperate to fill increasingly empty cockpits.
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"Performance requirements would apply to side and rear windows, and to glass panels and windows on the roof to mitigate partial and complete ejection of passengers from these windows," the agency writes.
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On Sunday, Beckham said, the officials approached him before the game and gave him a stern warning: Any funny business, whatever the prompting, and he would be looking at a swift ejection.
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The three-time All-Star was fined $25,000 for "inappropriate interaction with a game official and failing to leave the court in a timely manner following his ejection," the NBA announced Wednesday.
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"Performance requirements would apply to side and rear windows, and to glass panels and windows on the roof to mitigate partial and complete ejection of passengers from these windows," the agency wrote.
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After his ejection from the House of Commons on Monday, he tweeted that he had grabbed the mace in protest of how her government has handled the withdrawal process, known as Brexit.
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Verlander's ejection put a bow on a ballyhooed pitching matchup between him and Rays right-hander Charlie Morton, who entered Tuesday ranked second and third in the American League in ERA, respectively.
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Things would be easier for Republicans if they could concede that Trump's conduct on Ukraine -- apparently using his executive power for personal political gain -- was inappropriate but doesn't merit ejection from office.
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" According to Bloomberg's doctor, Stephen Sisson at Johns Hopkins, "Bloomberg's left ventricular ejection fraction was 'normal' at 60-65%; his left ventricular cavity size and left ventricular function were also deemed 'normal.
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The plane operating United 1861, a Boeing 757, does not have the fuel ejection capability, partly because the plane&aposs maximum suggested landing weight is relatively close to its maximum takeoff weight.
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As we previously reported, the Knicks legend's lawsuit against his old team and James Dolan was dismissed earlier this week ... which initially stemmed from his public ejection from a game in 2017.
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"The halo gas is a fossil record of these ejection processes, so our observations can inform theories about how matter is ejected and how magnetic fields are threaded through galaxies," Prochaska said.
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The game featured a bench-clearing incident in the first inning that resulted in the ejection of Atlanta third baseman Josh Donaldson and Pittsburgh's starting pitcher, Joe Musgrove, and manager, Clint Hurdle.
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This flare was the harbinger of another manifestation of the sun's magnetism: a hurtling blob of sun-stuff launched from the surface of our star into space, called a coronal mass ejection.
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There are, or have been, problems with the engines, with the software, with the helmet, the ejection seat, the arresting hook that stops the jet when it lands on an aircaft carrier.
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Before his ejection, the right-hander allowed four runs on three hits in one-plus inning with zero strikeouts or walks, exiting after throwing just 24 pitches and facing seven White Sox batters.
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On large planes that frequently fly over water or remote areas, the European aircraft manufacturer will install a second, redundant black box near the rear of the fuselage, with a mechanical ejection system.
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The arrival of the coronal mass ejection could push the oval of the aurora down into the Midwest, making the northern lights visible for people along a wide swath of the United States.
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First ground shot Above is the first ever ground-level image of the missile ejection test stand at the Sinpo South Naval Shipyard, home to North Korea's Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SBLM) program.
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The latest ejection test is further evidence that Pyongyang is trying to beef up its nuclear capabilities, as were "highly unusual and unprecedented levels" of North Korean submarine activity detected earlier in July.
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The helmet was made lighter while the opening speed of the parachute was delayed, and a head support panel was also added to prevent the pilot's head from moving backward during the ejection.
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"Combined, these changes reduce the risk to lightweight pilots in both high- and low-speed ejections, and makes the F-35 ejection system one of the safest in our entire inventory," Pleus said.
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Air Force Global Strike Command grounded the B-1Bs on June 7 as part of a "directed safety stand-down," after a safety investigation board found issues with the aircraft's ejection seat components.
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Air Force Global Strike Command grounded the B-1Bs on June 7 as part of a "directed safety stand-down," after a safety investigation board found issues with the aircraft's ejection seat components.
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"During a training flight a collision occurred between two training planes and the pilots were able to safely get out by using the ejection seat," a statement on the ministry's Twitter account said.
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Ejecting from an ejection seat is not something a pilot wants to do, but it is something they have to do in case of an emergency where everything else in an aircraft fails.
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" Narang said it's possible India's armed forces were testing the canister the missile is launched out of, as well as its ejection, flight performance and accuracy -- a "regular technical test in that regard.
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The Air Force Global Strike Command commander ordered the B-1B fleet grounded June 7 after a safety investigation showed a problem with ejection seat components following the May 1 emergency landing in Texas.
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Husqvarna LE 221R Battery-Powered Walk Mower ($400) Designed to last for a half-acre yard per charge, this powerful mower has a 21-inch cutting width and three modes (bagging, mulching, and ejection).
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Though the reason for his ejection was unclear, it appears Kratovil was blocked from filming, despite having permission to be at the event, because Ryan does not like her appearances recorded by news outlets.
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That's because the sun released a massive solar flare on Wednesday that created a cloud of slower-moving charged particles — called a coronal mass ejection — that will hit the planet this weekend, CNET reported.
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It was the fourth game in five nights for Charlotte, but the Pistons lost their star center Andre Drummond to an early ejection and the hosts were not in the mood to make excuses.
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And last year, engineers at Caltech showed that a smartphone app can accurately measure how much blood the heart pumps with each beat, called "left ventricular ejection fraction" (LVEF), as arteries expand and contract.
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The US Air Force is still investigating what went wrong after a B-1B Lancer experienced an engine fire followed by an ejection mishap earlier this year, forcing it to request an emergency landing.
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Why it matters: Although rare, an extreme coronal mass ejection (CME) — a large burst of plasma sent out by the Sun — could cause a months-long blackout, harm satellites and cause billions in damage.
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Ejection from the single market, the decline of industries ranging from finance to carmaking, the destabilisation of Northern Ireland and an exit bill of some $50bn: none of this was advertised in the campaign.
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We spoke with Vonta Leach -- who won a Super Bowl with Baltimore in 2013 -- about Alonso's tackle during the the 1st half of Thursday Night Football ... which he believes should've resulted in an ejection.
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Outside the 24.7 global financial crisis and Britain's ERM ejection, this week's fall has only been bigger on around 22.7 occasions since the era of free-floating exchange rates began over 21999 years ago.
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One of her friends, 16, was slammed into a metal barricade at the ride and died, according to ABC, while the other friend, 15, was injured in the ejection but is expected to recover.
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The 33-year-old fireballer issued two walks to match his season-high total while his five strikeouts were his fewest if not for his ejection against the Los Angeles Dodgers on May 28.
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He was also hit by a pitch from reliever Luis Garcia in the sixth, two innings after Rockies starter Tyler Anderson hit Maikel Franco, leading to the ejection of Anderson and manager Walt Weiss.
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It is hard to believe that just four years ago, commentators were lauding the G-28503 as a rejuvenated pillar of Western solidarity, following Russia's annexation of Crimea and ejection from the G-22019.
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Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus was suspended for one game for aggressive actions, and the Blue Jays' first-base coach, Tim Leiper, was suspended for one game for returning to the dugout after his ejection.
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A U.F.C. spokesman told The Los Angeles Times that reporting the news was not the only factor in Helwani's ejection and said he should have sought a comment from the U.F.C. on the story.
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With two outs in the seventh, Rendon rendered moot the disputed call that ultimately led to Martinez earning an ejection, belting a two-run home run that extended the Nationals' lead to 5-2.
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At their home arena, the Washington Capitals managed to best the Anaheim Ducks, but the hockey team's win was slightly overshadowed by a calamitous brawl that resulted in an ejection for their right-winger.
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Lee Zeldin reacts to Trump signaling he would block the Navy's ejection of Eddie Gallagher, who was found guilty of posing for a photo with the dead body of an ISIS casualty in Iraq.
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"No other central bank in the world holds that power – no decision by the US Fed could result in the ejection of a state from the Union," the anti-corruption watchdog said in March.
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With the score tied at halftime, Golden State was in a somewhat precarious position, especially with three fouls each for Green and Iguodala and Green under constant threat of ejection because of his technical.
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Arizona's three freshman starters combined for 47 points and the 24th-ranked Wildcats took advantage of the ejection of Oregon State standout Tres Tinkle in an 89-63 victory Thursday night in Tucson, Ariz.
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The nation's political divide has been on full display in the news media in the hours since Mr. Comey's abrupt ejection from his post on Tuesday evening — and the lines are brighter than ever.
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A six-run eighth inning that broke open a 22005-22006 game included three homers from the Mariners, an ejection of Texas pitcher Tom Wilhelmsen and jawing between Servais and Texas manager Jeff Banister.
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In the past, pilots had only a pistol and maybe a knife for protection, but the GAU-5A Aircrew Self Defense Weapon is a M4-style carbine designed to fit under most ejection seats.
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This is referred to as the "oxytocin reflex" or the "milk ejection reflex" — and it's commonly accompanied by a tingling sensation in the breasts and milk flowing out, just before or during a feeding.
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To prescribe the treatment, a physician should be able to argue that adolescents understand its risks and benefits and that they would suffer harm — such as ejection from the house — if their parents were notified.
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Arizona manager Torey Lovullo met with and apologized to Molina before the game for language used during an argument that led to Lovullo's ejection and a benches-clearing incident in St. Louis on April 8.
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The U.S. Air Force says it will resume B-1 bomber flights "this week," following a fleet-wide grounding of the supersonic bomber earlier this month due to an issue with the ejection seat system.
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And while moderate levels of alcohol are okay at one standard drink per day, "Higher levels of alcohol consumption can interfere with the milk ejection reflex (letdown) while maternal alcohol levels are high," they say.
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Judge Admar Gonzaga, who as a lawyer worked for Lula's handpicked successor Dilma Rousseff's 2010 election, cast the decisive vote in the 6-1 decision that sealed the leftist icon's ejection from the presidential election.
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The reason for the speed, the authors say, is that two prior pulses from the Sun on August 2 cleared the path to our planet, resulting in the "ultra-fast" mass ejection on August 4.
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"After the start of the operation, the camera (DCAM3) separated from Hayabusa2 captured an image that shows ejection from Ryugu's surface, which implies that the SCI had functioned as planned," JAXA said in a statement.
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Here's Marshawn Lynch proving an ejection on national TV can't take the Beast out of his soul, leading an Oakland train on an explicit (yet awesome) chant dissing the rival Chiefs, moments after the game.
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Their ejection robs the pro-democracy movement of its majority in the portion of Hong Kong's legislature that's democratically elected (some seats are appointed), and its ability to wield veto power over some key legislation.
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Giolito may have been helped by a large strike zone from umpire Bruce Dreckman, which led to the ejection of Royals manager Ned Yost for arguing a strike call to Gordon in the sixth inning.
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While on any other night, Rivers' ejection would have been just another moment in a busy day of NBA action, on Wednesday Doc was facing off against his son Austin, a guard on the Rockets.
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Space weather forecasting will need to account for these flows if we are going to be able to predict whether a coronal mass ejection will strike Earth, or astronauts heading to the moon or Mars.
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Sanders' ejection comes just days after Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was drummed out of a Mexican restaurant by left-wing activists protesting the separation of children from parents caught crossing the border illegally.
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"We need to get great data in preserved ejection fraction, but if we do, then I can definitely see a path to between $4 billion and $5 billion combined," Hudson said at Novartis' headquarters in Basel.
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A day earlier, Moscow ordered the expulsion of 60 U.S. diplomats and the closing of the U.S. consulate in St Petersburg, Russia's second city, in retaliation for the biggest ejection of diplomats since the Cold War.
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The researchers had detected material from a massive solar eruption — a coronal mass ejection, or CME — moving away from them at speeds up to 1,500 kilometers per second, or more than 3.3 million miles per hour.
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In the event of a launch failure, SpaceX says it could eject the crew in a way that is "similar to an ejection seat for a fighter pilot," except they would be protected by a pod.
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Instead of an automatic ejection, however, Green stayed in the game because officials insisted the first technical given to him — with 1:55 left in the first quarter — was actually assessed to Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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Pacers 111, Mavericks 99 Domantas Sabonis scored 103 of his 16 points during a second-quarter runaway, helping Indiana ease past Dallas at Indianapolis in a game that featured rookie star Luka Doncic's first career ejection.
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"Having that video really showed us that this was a great force and a great mechanism, really consistent with a high-speed motor vehicle crash with an ejection, really something more along those lines," he said.
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And if Republicans hold the Senate, any impeachment proceedings in the House are unlikely to result in a trial of the President and possible ejection from office, unless any charges that might come are especially egregious.
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IAE was tested and approved for all ejection seat aircraft, and the program is "currently in the production phase with the first scheduled roll-out to the F-22 fleet," the office said in an email.
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Riding a first-half goal by Clint Dempsey and overcoming the second-half ejection of defender DeAndre Yedlin, the United States held off Paraguay, 03-0, to seal its place in the quarterfinals later this week.
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The ejection of Snap leadership over the incident reportedly also included Corey Webeck, the company's former manager of global resiliency who reported to Racioppi and who "attempted to help cover up the scandal," according to Cheddar.
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"The reason the ejection of protesters sits so ill with people is because protesters are being ejected from rallies where the individual holding the rallies is seeking the highest office in the land," Ms. Rowland said.
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But a fall from grace, which included the ejection of its outspoken CEO and the removal of its rental business in favor of the more lucrative home sales market, has resulted in this fairly underwhelming merger.
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While some of these were related to people of small stature, or extremely close driver positioning to the airbag ejection point, others were related to faulty deployment — or, in other words, a malfunction of the technology.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippines' basketball and government officials on Tuesday expressed regret over a massive mid-game brawl that led to the ejection of nine Filipino and four Australian players during a World Cup 2019 Asian qualifier.
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Maker, whose family left Sudan when he was 5 and who now plays for Australia, was punched in the back of the head and, in response, wildly kicked at two different players, leading to his ejection.
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He said the stand was the only known facility in North Korea used for land-based, canister-launched ballistic missile ejection tests, which are critical for developing the solid-propellant Pukguksong-2 or longer-range systems.
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During a recent game against Duke at Madison Square Garden, his old stamping grounds, Ewing was on the verge of an ejection for arguing with the referees over what he thought was a phantom foul call.
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Amed Rosario was then hit by a pitch — the third time Arrieta hit a Mets batter Saturday — but when Arrieta wasn't ejected, Mets manager Mickey Callaway bolted out of the dugout and earned himself an ejection.
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"During the safety investigation process following an emergency landing of a B-1B in Midland, an issue with ejection seat components was discovered that necessitated the stand-down," Air Force Global Strike officials said at the time.
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Towns said all the right things after the first ejection of his career against the Jazz on Friday night, when he complained about contact on what he believed to be (and probably was) an and-1 finish.
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US AIR FORCE B-1 BOMBER FLEET GROUNDED AFTER ISSUE WITH EJECTION SEATS, OFFICIALS SAY US officials: B-1 bombers used in strikes against Syria Jennifer Griffin reports on U.S. military force being used in Syria strikes.
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The decline in health-related quality of life scores among patients hospitalized with reduced ejection fraction heart failure was less steep among Entresto patients compared to those taking the drug enalapril, Switzerland's Novartis said in a statement.
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Coupled with reports of increased submarine activity, news of another ejection test comes amid concerns over North Korea's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile that appears to have the range to hit major US cities on Friday.
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After a buffet lunch (steak, naturally), the seven of us selected for the day's final ride donned black flight suits and sat through a brief but unsettling instruction on the use of an ejection seat and parachute.
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Mr Rawles considers the most likely cause to be a geomagnetic solar storm like the Carrington Event in 1859, when a coronal mass ejection from the sun generated sparks in telegraph lines, setting some buildings on fire.
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Years ago, the first images of the aircraft carrying a PL-10 emerged along with video that showed the starboard intake weapons bay open so that the missile could moved outside the airplane by an ejection system.
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A full set of junk ratings can trigger the ejection of a country's bonds from the global fixed income indexes used by big money managers, forcing them to sell and pushing up borrowing costs for the government.
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Here, the image on the left shows the aurora as a coronal mass ejection (solar flare) reached Jupiter in October 2011; the image on the right shows it two days later when the solar wind had subsided.
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In the video Al Riveron, the N.F.L.'s senior vice president of officiating, affirms that the ejection of Shamarko Thomas of the Indianapolis Colts for an illegal hit on David Moore of the Seattle Seahawks was correct.
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The game was expected to be tight, but the intensity bubbled over early in the game on a bizarre play in the first quarter that resulted in the interception, a pair of questionable penalties, and an ejection.
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He will probably be disciplined additionally by the N.F.L. So, if all the preseason talk about players not being allowed to lower their heads yielded a definitive statement like Williams's ejection, then that is a good thing.
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NEW YORK, Feb 19 (Reuters) - A federal judge has dismissed former New York Knicks star Charles Oakley's lawsuit against team owner James Dolan stemming from his forcible, televised ejection from a basketball game at Madison Square Garden.
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It managed the game in the second half, aided by the ejection of linebacker James Skalski, a leader of Clemson's defense, for targeting in his hard hit on LSU wide receiver James Jefferson in the third quarter.
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Kentucky lost running back Benny Snell Jr. to an ejection for contact with an official early in the second quarter, and Northwestern lost its leading tackler, linebacker Paddy Fisher, before halftime when he was ejected for targeting.
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Still, even if this guy was indeed a loud enough jerk to deserve his ejection, let's give credit where it's due—he was, in his furious turnt-up mania, basically the Toronto crowd, distilled into one person.
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Back in 173, scientists working with ESA's Mars Express were preparing to investigate an incoming comet, but they also happened to record the imprint of a solar event—the interplanetary coronal mass ejection (ICME) of October 217, 260.
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Rosetta measured its speed at 342 miles per second (550 km/s), and by the time it got to Saturn—a full month after the ejection—it was traveling somewhere around 300 miles per second (475 km/s).
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After a foul called on his player led to a loss of possession as WSU sought to cap off a 12-point comeback, he got very upset and earned his second technical of the night and an ejection.
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"The MOU was Singapore putting its money where its mouth was, because after the U.S. military ejection from the Philippines, it did not have a base in Asia for logistics and the resupply of naval vessels," Khong explained.
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He went 3.113-for-4 with a pair of strikeouts, the second one a called third strike that started the top of the ninth inning and eventually led to Gonzalez's ejection for arguing with plate umpire Marty Foster.
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In a matchup that featured fights, an ejection and 48 penalty minutes, the Rangers forced overtime in the final seconds of regulation before stealing a 3-93 shootout win over the Flyers at a buzzing Wells Fargo Center.
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According to a US defense official, evidence of an "ejection test" -- which examines a missile's "cold-launch system" -- was carried out on land at the Sinpo Naval Shipyard, a port city on the Sea of Japan, on Sunday.
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From his own previous research, Marbán discovered that cardiosphere-derived cells "promote the healing" of the heart after a condition known as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction, which affects more than 50% of all heart failure patients.
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Frazier's steal and Drummond's subsequent attempted punch, Flagrant 2 foul and ejection represented a critical moment in the Pelicans' 109-86 victory over the Pistons at the Smoothie King Center, which snapped New Orleans' three-game losing streak.
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James said he was "surprised" over the ejection because "I said what I had to say and I was moving on and he decided to throw me out," though James incorrectly thought Fitzgerald assessed him two technicals. Nope.
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EditorsNote: shortened headline; tweaks throughout story Arizona's four-run rally in the seventh inning, which included San Francisco manager Bruce Bochy's ejection, doomed the Giants in a 7-0 loss to the Diamondbacks on Friday night in Phoenix.
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While the numbers of those expelled was higher than had been expected, it is also the case that the mutual ejection of diplomats (most often spies working under official cover) has a ritual feel and a limited impact.
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HAYES: IT IS BUT I THINK YOUHAVE TO REMEMBER AS PART OF OUR AEROSPACE SYSTEMS BUSINESS, WE HAVE $2 BILLIONINTERIOR BUSINESS OF OUR OWN, WE MAKE EVERYTHING FROM EJECTION SEATS TO CABINATTENDANT SEATING TO LIGHTING IN THE CABIN.
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South Korea's military said on Saturday North Korea appeared to have modified the video and edited it with Scud missile footage from 2014 although an official told Reuters the ejection technology might have improved since the May test.
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ZURICH, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis said on Monday that a new analysis showed its Entresto drug was linked to higher quality of life scores among patients who had been hospitalized with reduced ejection fraction heart failure.
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Novartis is now studying whether Entresto could be used to treat another form of heart failure, preserved ejection fraction, with a trial due to be completed next year seen as pivotal to expanding the medicine's use — and revenue potential.
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"I had been carrying that trauma with me, and it exited my body in one forceful ejection of vomit that took the visual form of a neat bundle of skulls looking up at me from the toilet," she said.
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The 38-year-old Oklahoman thought he had a solid alliance with Millennial player Zeke, only to be blindsided by the fellow Boomer Sooner — though Zeke isn't necessarily the competitor Chris blames for his sudden ejection from the game.
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For instance, as Engadget points out, the Solar storm of 1859, otherwise called the Carrington event, happened after a coronal mass ejection—a release of solar plasma and magnetic field—caused one of the strongest geomagnetic storms in history.
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"During the safety investigation process following an emergency landing of a B-1B in Midland, Texas, an issue with ejection seat components was discovered that necessitated the stand down," Air Force spokesman Major William Russell said in a statement.
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It was the third ejection of the season for Gibbons and his second in two games — his was one of eight ejections in a game Sunday against Texas that included Rougned Odor's punch to the jaw of Jose Bautista.
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Or it could indeed be that the object was rocky to begin with—perhaps once orbiting its parent star in an equivalent of our solar system's asteroid belt, before its ejection by an encounter with a Jupiter-like planet.
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Dwight Jones, a power forward and center whose ejection from the 21952 Olympic basketball championship game in Munich contributed to the United States team's controversial 21968-21970 loss to the Soviet Union, died on Monday in The Woodlands, Tex.
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"During the safety investigation process following an emergency landing of a B-1B in Midland, Texas, an issue with ejection seat components was discovered that necessitated the stand down," Air Force spokesman Major William Russell said in a statement.
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No. 213 Kentucky 893, Arkansas 883 Nick Richards led the Wildcats with 873 points and added nine rebounds, helping them overcome the ejection of head coach John Calipari in the second half to beat the Razorbacks in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Harden, who missed 26 of 211 shots from the field, failed to draw a foul from Green on his 23-point try with 9.1 seconds to go, which led to Chris Paul's ejection seconds later for protesting the noncall.
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"The apparent ejection of a large quantity of material six decades prior tells us that the late stages of stellar evolution are complicated, and that stars might undergo multiple violent convulsions before they truly die," said Guillochon in an email.
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Those who want Britain to stay believe a vote for "Brexit" will have consequences for London's financial centre that overshadow sterling's ejection from the forerunner of the euro in 1992 and even the onset of the global crisis in 13.
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The 24-year-old struck out the side in the first inning and fanned Nicholas Castellanos in the fourth, leading to the sixth ejection of the season by Detroit manager Ron Gardenhire after he had words with plate umpire Roberto Ortiz.
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The game included a benches-clearing incident in the seventh inning that led to the ejection of Los Angeles right fielder Yasiel Puig and San Francisco catcher Nick Hundley after an argument at home plate turned into a shoving match.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary defied demands to apologize on Wednesday for vitriolic criticism of EU leaders, but a senior government aide suggested it was seeking compromise to avoid its ruling party's ejection from the main conservative group in the European Parliament.
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The Air Force grounded 10 of its F-35 fighters last year due to insulation problems, and last month the Air Force announced it had resolved an ejection seat issue that had led to a weight restriction being imposed on pilots.
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The Air Force grounded 10 of its F-35 fighters last year due to insulation problems, and last month the Air Force announced it had resolved an ejection seat issue that had led to a weight restriction being imposed on pilots.
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Debt relief has become a rallying cry of Tsipras's administration since he swept to power in 2015, promising to do away with austerity only to agree to a new bailout that year to avert bankruptcy and ejection from the euro zone.
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Submarine activity: In concert with North Korea's missile launches, the United States detected that the country has engaged in an "ejection test," which is a key part of determining if a missile can be fired from a submarine, per CNN.
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This is especially likely if there's any truth to the theory that our solar system once had five gas giants instead of four, as the ejection of the fifth giant would have almost certainly sent Kuiper-area objects hurtling our way.
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South Korea's Yonhap News Agency cited an unnamed South Korean government official as saying Pyongyang appeared to have conducted an ejection test of a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) in December, following a reported failure of such a test in November.
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While the local government has consistently denied that Mallet's ejection was anything to do with press freedom, the failure to provide an alternate explanation, as well as the facts of the case, have left most to draw their own conclusions.
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Hungary defied demands to apologise on Wednesday for its vitriolic criticism of EU leaders, but a senior government aide suggested it was seeking compromise to avoid the ejection of its ruling party from the main conservative group in the European Parliament.
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Through this history, you will find supersonic scramjet drones, a completely bonkers "heliplane," blended-wing fighters, a long list of spaceplanes, the joint-strike fighter, a tiny autogyro meant to replace ejection seats in combat aircraft, and a nuclear-powered bomber.
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The command, which oversees the entire Air Force bomber fleet, said at the time that it had found "an issue with ejection seat components" after a B-1 made an emergency landing in Midland, Texas, at the beginning of May.
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He responded by popping up signaling "first down" in the immediate presence of the Atlanta Falcon who laid the hit: Newton got flagged for taunting, a 15-yard penalty that carries with it the possibility of ejection for a second offense.
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When the cleaning session is done, you just pop off the used cleaning pad right into the trash using the ejection button, so you never have to touch the dirt, fuzz, crumbs, or any of the rest of that mess.
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The homers and the ejection provided the drama, but the upshot of the victory was that any combination of a Yankees win or an Oakland loss would result in the Yankees getting home-field advantage in next week's wild-card game.
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I saw plenty of examples right after Mr. Lauer was fired: a letch-y interview with Anne Hathaway; a tasteless 2012 "Today" sketch with Mr. Lauer as a victim of "sexual harassment"; the whole ugly, gender-charged ejection of Ann Curry.
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"The parameters they need for this scenario, in particular an ejection of material very soon before explosion, are not well explained by current models of this class," Kate Maguire, assistant professor at Trinity College, Dublin, told Gizmodo in an email.
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Burfict, who drew a personal foul a few plays prior to his ejection for a late hit on running back DeMarco Murray out of bounds, has been fined and suspended on multiple occasions in his career for unsportsmanlike conduct and late hits.
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Tusk said the reasons for Moscow's ejection from the group remain valid and there have been new reasons since then for its continued exclusion, including "the Russian provocation on the Azov Sea", an apparent reference to the detention of Ukrainian sailors last year.
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According to The Air Force Times, the plane has experienced "catastrophic engine failure," and according to The Washington Post, it experienced "life-threatening" ejection-seat malfunctions in October 2015, three months after the U.S. Marine Corps declared the B variant operational. CNBC.
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The drug, already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, "narrowly missed" its objectives when tested on patients with preserved ejection fraction type of heart disease which affects 13 million globally, roughly half of all heart failure patients, the company said in a statement.
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To understand it, we have to look back at the Carrington Event in the mid-1800s, when a solar storm sent out something called a "coronal mass ejection" that rocked Earth and shorted out telegraph systems across the world, according to National Geographic.
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Washington (CNN)The US military has detected "highly unusual and unprecedented levels" of North Korean submarine activity and evidence of an "ejection test" in the days following Pyongyang's second intercontinental ballistic missile launch this month, a defense official told CNN on Monday.
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The US Navy, which operates its own not yet operational variant of the jet -- the F-35C, has not yet announced plans to modify the ejection seat or helmet, but Navy jets like the F/A-18 already have weight restrictions in place.
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That would also pave the way for an inclusion of HSH Nordbank in the deposit protection scheme of German banks, which HSH aims to join following the sale and the subsequent ejection from the protection scheme of Germany' savings banks and landesbanks.
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EditorsNote: Adds word "in" in 4th graf The Golden State Warriors took a big step toward securing the top seed in the Western Conference on Tuesday night, overcoming the ejection of Kevin Durant to crush the Denver Nuggets 116-102 in Oakland, Calif.
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The drug, already approved for reduced fraction heart failure, "narrowly missed" its objectives when tested on patients with preserved ejection fraction type of heart disease which affects 91.903 million globally, roughly half of all heart failure patients, the company said in a statement.
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"When Aquino came to power in 2010 there was no sign at all that he and his administration wanted to take China to an arbitration tribunal," he said, noting that the ejection of the Philippines from Scarborough Shoal was the turning point.
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Several blocks north, at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, a homeless man who would provide only his given name, Mike, said he had learned to nap standing against the wall — part of his strategy to avoid ejection by Port Authority police officers.
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One of the most interesting features of Sig's AR is a compact feed tray that lifts up toward the ejection-side of the weapon, instead of traditional feed trays that are usually longer and lift up toward the muzzle of the weapon.
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The late-night compromise spared the battered European Union the risk of another Greek crisis this year, less than 12 months after Athens was on the brink of ejection from the currency area by rejecting austerity measures and defaulting on an IMF loan.
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"During the safety investigation process following an emergency landing of a B-1B in Midland, Texas, an issue with ejection seat components was discovered that necessitated the stand down," Air Force spokesman Major William Russell said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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Nerves are suddenly tangible along with the noise at The Q. Draymond Green and Tristan Thompson each received technical fouls after an argument, which will leave them little room for error as the game progresses, as another technical would result in their ejection.
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Derek Carr threw two touchdown passes after losing starting receiver Michael Crabtree to an ejection for his role in a brawl, and the host Oakland Raiders spoiled Paxton Lynch's first start of the season with a 25-26 victory over the Denver Broncos.
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The Jazz lost starting center Rudy Gobert to an ejection at the 9:13 mark of the first quarter and received only six points from Donovan Mitchell yet coasted to victory against the listless Rockets, leading by as many as 37 points.
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But critics argue it is not transparent and was used for political purposes at the height of the Greek crisis, forcing Athens to take unpopular action to stave off the collapse of banks and the ejection of the country from the currency bloc.
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Sacramento Kings 111 - Golden State Warriors 98 Trevor Ariza contributed 3-pointers to second- and third-quarter runs that allowed host Sacramento to pull away from Golden State for a blowout, in a game that saw the ejection of Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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The coronal mass ejection that caused the sea mines to explode reached Earth in just 14.6 hours—a record for such an event (it normally takes a full day or two for these electromagnetic pulses to reach our planet's geomagnetic field and produce magnetic storms).
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Paul Hudson, head of the Swiss drugmaker's pharmaceuticals unit, told Reuters in an interview that Entresto has the potential for more than $3 billion annual sales in its current usage, for reduced ejection fraction heart failure in patients whose heart muscles do not contract effectively.
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There has been speculation that migrants from the Middle East facing immediate ejection from Greece may now seek to take the far more dangerous sea crossing from Egypt or Libya to Italy, a gateway to Europe that has so far mainly been used by Africans.
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Whether you're talking about a fighter jet or a bomber, the ejection seat is a complicated system that propels a pilot out of the aircraft in an emergency, John Fyfe, director of Air Force programs for UTC, said in a recent interview with Military.com.
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But unlike the child in the video—who, despite his/her wonderful dancing, received only with a cold paternal stiff arm and a drag-em-out ejection—this dog's pitch invasion was greeted with all the respect that such a masterful pitch invasion deserves.
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But Britain could still face a hugely disruptive ejection from the bloc on March 29, the legal date set for Britain to leave the EU, if May fails to win parliamentary backing for the deal she has struck with her soon-to-be former partners.
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In a league announcement, NBA Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Kiki VanDeWeghe explained the fine was because Thompson failed "to leave the court in a timely manner following his ejection and for shoving the basketball in the face" of Warriors forward Draymond Green.
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York made 823-of-4 free throws in that sequence, and after Holder countered with a layup to make it 85-79, Hurley was given a second technical foul and an automatic ejection when Holder was called for a blocking foul with 273 left.
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Nuggets 113, Spurs 85 Nikola Jokic had 1.83 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists, Jamal Murray finished with 14 points, 11 assists and six rebounds, and host Denver beat San Antonio, which lost head coach Gregg Popovich to ejection just 63 seconds into the game.
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Khris Middleton scored 30 points and Giannis Antetokounmpo contributed 26 points, eight rebounds and five assists, helping the Bucks defeat the Lakers 107-103 on Friday night at Staples Center in a game that resulted in the ejection of three players and nine technical fouls.
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His counterpart in the series opener, Tom Koehler, will be facing the Nationals for the third time this season and hoping that Bryce Harper decides to drop his appeal of a one-game suspension for cursing an umpire following his ejection earlier in the week.
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Making his fourth start for the White Sox since an August promotion from Triple-A Charlotte, Giolito earned his first major league ejection as he walked toward the dugout upon exiting the game, as home plate umpire Gabe Morales took exception to something Giolito said.
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I'm sure that lots of people in the corporate ranks at Delta or Alamo sincerely abhor the N.R.A., just as most of the people who demanded James Damore's firing from Google or Brendan Eich's ejection from Mozilla regarded both men as beyond-the-pale bigots.
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He had earlier branded the bill "Jeremy Corbyn's surrender bill", berating the leader of the Labour opposition for siding with the EU. He threatened Conservative rebels with ejection from the party, though this did not stop as many as 21 of them defying him.
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Coulson said he had cordially explained to Bill Reed what he and his staff have expressed over the years to Patrick: If Reed's father wishes to watch golf, he is free to do so unless he does or says anything that would warrant his ejection.
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Trevor Ariza contributed 3-pointers to second- and third-quarter runs Monday night that allowed the host Sacramento Kings to pull away from the Golden State Warriors for a 111-98 blowout, in a game that saw the ejection of Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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Ms. Altman's ejection from the November hearing is being reviewed by the attorney general, and it is coloring the discussion of a range of issues, including the renewal of the corporate tax-break program and the fight for control of the Democratic State Committee.
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