The attackers were shoving, elbowing and climbing over the defenders, who were shoving, elbowing and kicking them back.
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Amazon was already elbowing its way into homes with Echo.
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But you are all elbowing each other for this story.
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And parents aren't the only ones elbowing in on accessible space.
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These Democrats are elbowing their way into the conversations that matter.
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He enters the room, elbowing his way straight to the bride.
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With Uber, banks have been elbowing their way in using various techniques.
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He sped toward her, elbowing passersby, but she vanished into the crowd.
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Entrepreneurs complained that state-owned firms, already powerful, were elbowing them aside.
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In 2017, however, it's Amazon that's begun elbowing in on Google's territory.
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Dollars are elbowing aside Venezuela's bolívar, the world's most inflation-prone currency.
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Specifically, by elbowing them in the head when they disagree with him.
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The Chinese are slowly elbowing their way into Philippines' telecoms and communications industry.
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At every moment, it's elbowing its way to the front of your attention.
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In last year's playoffs, he was ejected for elbowing the Chicago Bulls' Nikola Mirotic.
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Komarov, Toronto's leading scorer, was ejected after elbowing McDonagh late in the first period.
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There was no awkward elbowing, like during a NATO meeting in Brussels this spring.
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It seems impossible to stop science and art from elbowing into each other's personal space.
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When order was restored, Johnson received a five-minute major for elbowing and was tossed.
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In his first fight with Bigfoot Silva, Hunt began elbowing because his hand was mangled.
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Laurel confesses to Michaela that it was Frank, accidentally elbowing her, that triggered the labor.
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Then he consolidated the GOP establishment's support after elbowing Jeb Bush out of the race.
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Here, the town of Castle Rock is an ungenerous co-star, elbowing out its colleagues.
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Pettersson was tagged with an elbowing penalty, taking down Robinson in the Blue Jackets end.
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Sagan, the world champion, was disqualified for elbowing Cavendish to the ground two days ago.
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Trudeau is facing major backlash after elbowing a female legislator on the Parliament floor on Wednesday.
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Culinary travel is becoming so popular that Whitman has found Airbnb hosts elbowing into the business.
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With dozens of startups elbowing for the space, competition is fierce in the meal kits business.
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The bigger the sweaty, elbowing crowd in a given location, the stronger the craving for exclusivity.
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Every restaurant on their list required elbowing my way to a bar and eating while standing.
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Lüpold explains that longer sperm has some advantages — they are better at "elbowing" aside the competition.
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Seconds after kickoff, Toivonen goes down and Gallardo gets the world's fastest yellow card for elbowing.
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Everyone in "Elbowing the Seducer" fishes in other people's ponds, to borrow Shakespeare's phrase for adultery.
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Tkachuk was suspended two games for elbowing Doughty in the face late in the regular season.
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And you didn't have a yuppie from Oklahoma elbowing you, oblivious as she stared into her iPhone.
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I have never seen so many white people elbowing each other for beach towels and t-shirts.
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I'm guessing that this refers to people who push others out of the way by ELBOWing them.
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The banks of the pond were lined with hundreds of fans elbowing each other for a photo.
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Roach was dismissed for elbowing Sunwolves prop Hencus van Wyk in the face late in the game.
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Now Bloomberg and even Steyer -- who has campaigned extensively in Nevada -- are also elbowing into the conversation.
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Goodbye, Ted Cruz: Ted Cruz ends campaign by accidentally hitting, elbowing his wife in the face pic.twitter.com/epO1tzKgTT
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Elbowing other possible contenders out of the race was in part a display of Clinton's genuine political savvy.
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The jostling among them is comparable to people elbowing each other to reach the front of the line.
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He even managed to avoid an elbowing-related suspension for the first time in his last three postseasons!
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Agüero, back after missing three domestic matches for elbowing an opponent, has scored 11 goals in six games.
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Line: Chicago by 2 Remember when these teams were 1-4, elbowing their way to prime draft position?
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It was one of those days when "everyone's elbowing each other, snapping at each other," Ms. Plum said.
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There will be no time-pressed "pickers" elbowing shoppers aside to fill an online order, as in other supermarkets.
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The Eastern Conference's middle class is robust, and out West teams are constantly elbowing their way past one another.
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Ally is accustomed to navigating around men larger than she is, elbowing past them to be seen and heard.
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"A lot of members are elbowing one another," the Maryland Democrat said of greetings in the Capitol these days.
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McMaster's apparent elbowing out of Bannon from the council, however, might not diminish Bannon's considerable influence over the president.
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Established car companies like General Motors and Porsche are elbowing for their share alongside startups like Rivian and Byton.
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It is getting tougher for firms to hang onto traditional portfolios of corporate business and avoid elbowing from rivals.
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Clawson and Rooney both financed their own races, elbowing aside candidates considered more a part of Florida's political establishment.
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What matters more is squeezing onto an already-crowded train, elbowing past other people and slicing through a crowd.
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Toronto's leading scorer, Leo Komarov, was ejected after elbowing the Rangers' Ryan McDonagh in the head during the first period.
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There are even photos of the scrum of journalists elbowing to take a shot of the thing at the event.
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Mindshare's Cridlin said one key will be elbowing away players like TikTok that are making gains in Snap's core audience.
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That would truly distinguish a bold candidate from the debate participants elbowing each other for attention on a television stage.
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With defenseman Justin Braun off for elbowing Anaheim right wing Corey Perry, Getzlaf scored for the first time since Oct.
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It certainly didn't help matters that he had been suspended for two games during the postseason for elbowing an opponent.
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I'd imagined gangs of tall white surgeons, cool and cruel in their green scrubs, elbowing past my short brown dad.
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The author keeps elbowing them out of the way to telegraph her contempt for them, their venality, their obscene wealth.
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Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence.
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Video footage showed Bouhanni elbowing an unidentified rider from the Quick-Step Floors team toward the end of the stage.
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In August 2018, the woman claims Latos got violent again -- but this time she hit back, elbowing him in the jaw.
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He later escaped a red card after the referee consulted VAR and showed him a yellow for elbowing an opposition player.
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Nearly a century ago, penalties were introduced in hockey for high-sticking and elbowing, recognizing the special vulnerability of the head.
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The power play was set up by an elbowing call on Florida's Evgenii Dadonov, who struck Brandon Carlo in the face.
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"As soon as Rich started walking towards the house, he was elbowing me," Gallanti said, referring to Durant's manager, Rich Kleiman.
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As the Yemen branch reels from these body blows, other Qaeda affiliates around the world are elbowing their way to prominence.
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She was riding the train to work one morning in mid-January when a man began elbowing her in the back.
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We're increasingly less motivated by a sale; high-value products and amazing experiences are now elbowing their way back into the conversation.
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Fortunately, running away is still usually the best option, and elbowing goons out of your way in the process is strangely satisfying.
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Andre Drummond was fined $15,000 by the NBA on Thursday for elbowing Charlotte Hornets center Roy Hibbert in the head on Tuesday.
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He is exactly the type of person you need running a company elbowing its way into the auto industry, which he has done.
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White supremacy isn't new; fascism isn't new; but these groups do seem to be elbowing their way more and more into the mainstream.
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Philadelphia C Chris VandeVelde is eligible to return after serving a two-game suspension for elbowing Chicago captain Jonathan Toews on Wednesday. 3.
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So if you're constantly worried about elbowing over a glass of liquid onto your pristine gaming setup, perhaps spring for the new BlackWidow.
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Television was moving towards a younger audience with a plethora of Saturday morning cartoons elbowing Masterpiece Theatre and Dynasty off of the airwaves.
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All the while, upstarts like AMD and Qualcomm are elbowing back in on Intel's turn with Ryzen processors and ARM-powered Snapdragon desktops.
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The Badgers tied it at 51-all on two Davison free throws after Ward was called for a technical foul for elbowing Happ.
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The trick here is elbowing your way into every aspect of a person's life to create an unkickable habit and crank up engagement.
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Hadid responded by elbowing him in the face in the interest of her personal safety, which apparently was not very ladylike of her.
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These are the stinking, elbowing, stock-still, too-chatty miscreants who can turn a perfect night out into an evening of unadulterated misery.
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Columbus Blue Jackets forward Nick Foligno was suspended three games on Monday for elbowing Colorado Avalanche forward Pierre-Edouard Bellemare two nights earlier.
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One highlight of the 2005 dinner was first lady Laura Bush elbowing aside her husband at the podium to deliver her own roast.
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Calgary rookie LW Matthew Tkachuk returned to the lineup Saturday after serving a two-game suspension for elbowing Los Angeles' D Drew Doughty.
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Taking her MoMA tour, you may feel silly elbowing through the crowd to examine the dust on a ledge, vitrine or picture frame.
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Ride share companies - mostly Uber, but now also Lyft elbowing into the scene - are changing the way business travelers look at ground transportation.
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The week it opened, I lined up, elbowing past school kids and pensioners for the chance to gaze upon the shoebox-size lump.
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Anger Management, perhaps paradoxically, is 20183 minutes of music fit for elbowing your friends in the face, totally crushing and full of life.
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"Elbowing the Seducer" is the kind of novel in which a lust-bedeviled male editor doesn't merely watch an attractive assistant walk away.
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"It's not about elbowing the burger off, it's about finding our place next to it," said Mel Cash, brand manager director at Kellogg.
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Anthony was tossed out in the second quarter, with the Knicks trailing by 3 points, for elbowing Atlanta's Thabo Sefolosha in the face.
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A brave dog-owner in Simi Valley, California attempted to save her pet from an attack by punching and elbowing a mountain lion.
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Media firms' generally high debt loads and the threat posed by technology companies elbowing their way into new markets have compressed those multiples.
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Hadid made it very clear she was not on board with the "prank," elbowing the man who grabbed her, Vtalii Sediuk, in the face.
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Blackhawks defenseman Brandon Davidson drew a five-minute major for elbowing and a 10-minute misconduct for a high hit on Edmonton's Darnell Nurse.
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As in any mixed martial arts bout, the modes of combat will be varied: There will be punching, kicking, elbowing, grappling and submission holds.
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So you can enjoy whatever it is you are reading without the fear of elbowing your neighbours when you try and turn a page.
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While delivering his concession speech from Indianapolis, Indiana, Cruz unintentionally delivered the one-two punch, bumping and then elbowing Heidi Cruz in the face.
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Flames rookie F Matthew Tkachuk will serve the second of his two-game suspension for elbowing Kings D Drew Doughty in the face. 3.
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In the future, we could look back to him elbowing Reid as the moment that changed the course of the season, and history itself.
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C Chris VandeVelde served the final game of a two-game suspension for elbowing Chicago Blackhawks C Jonathan Toews in the head last Wednesday.
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For Mr. Eustis, the second strayed too far from the work's central theme, and instead reveled in elbowing the likely audience of liberal theatergoers.
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Now he waltzes elbowing his way to the fattest grandmother in the room, picking up a bottle of champagne and pouring into her glass.
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China, on the other hand, is elbowing its way onto the European stage as a new strategic player and an increasingly indispensable economic partner.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi and Finnish network equipment supplier Nokia are elbowing their way back into the conversation with a brand new patent-sharing deal.
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It's cheap and tacky—a bizarrely dated parody of Ritchie's Holmes (complete with a soundalike score) poisoned with rib-elbowing topical references and puerile gags.
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Chiellini was lucky to stay on the pitch when he escaped with a yellow card for elbowing Falcao in the face in the second half.
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Wearing aviator sunglasses and a fur-trimmed coat, she told the camera, "World Series, game one!" while jokingly elbowing Rodriguez to look at the camera.
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Voracek replaced C Chris VandeVelde, who was out serving the first game of a two-game suspension for elbowing Blackhawks C Jonathan Toews on Wednesday.
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The Devils took the lead late in the first by scoring on a power play generated when Blackhawks center Zack Smith was whistled for elbowing.
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While we were elbowing our way through overcrowded parties and complaining about Uber surges on New Year's Eve, the Beckhams were kicking back in a dreamscape.
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The N.H.L. suspended Maple Leafs forward Leo Komarov for three games for elbowing Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh in the head during a game Thursday in Toronto.
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What I'm looking forward to in 2018 is women, working and middle-class people, immigrants, people of color, all of us, elbowing up to that table.
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"How do you know if one of your friends is doing CrossFit?" your one friend who doesn't do CrossFit always asks, elbowing you in the ribs.
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Where are the protesters shaming Warren for elbowing other deserving minorities to the side due to her unbridled ambition and unhinged sense of right and wrong?
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Among all the Democrats potentially elbowing into the 2020 race, it's a very good look for them to be seen on Colbert, Samantha Bee, Seth Meyers.
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ISTANBUL — Even before President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey was inaugurated last week, he began elbowing his way into the front ranks of the globe's strongmen.
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For progressives like Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, Mr. Bloomberg is a gift-wrapped contrast, a flesh-and-blood billionaire elbowing into the process on cue.
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I'm sitting here thinking about when we would be in practice scrimmaging and you would start the jump ball off with elbowing Sasha in the chest.
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Volumes in 2018 declined by 13 percent year-on-year to 44.5 million tonnes as renewable energy gets priority on grids, elbowing out thermal plants' output.
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Elizabeth May, leader of the Green party, witnessed the events and addressed Parliament to declare that the elbowing was indeed an accident, according to the Associated Press.
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As the world prepares for the moon to completely cover the sun next week, brands are elbowing to get their eclipse-themed promotions in front of you.
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Tens of thousands of people converge at the parties, pushing, shoving, and elbowing their way through the crowds while spraying foam and tossing chalk in all directions.
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Whether it's the crowds or the popular vote or elbowing his way to the front of the camera, it's just a bald-face desperate attempt for status.
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" I whisper as we walk through the double front doors, elbowing past a cluster of younger boys, finding the right hallway for Toshiko to turn down. "Hmm?
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Biden's always calling it the Oval Orifice and elbowing Secret Service agents in the ribs asking them if they get it, which is just awkward for everyone.
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I&aposm sitting here thinking about when we would be in practice scrimmaging and you would start the jump ball off with elbowing Sasha in the chest.
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Toshiba pioneered the technology 40 years ago and has kept it profitable, although competitors outside Japan have been elbowing into the market and competing for its customers.
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Big Tech, already under a withering spotlight from Congress for mishandling some user data, is elbowing further into health care — a world defined by its privacy pitfalls.
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Elbowing over that sliver of the market are hundreds of entities—publishers ranging from the New York Times to BuzzFeed to a rogue's gallery of fake news sites.
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Josie mostly keeps her kids on the trodden paths of cruise-ship ports, big-box stores and R.V. parks full of belligerent vacationers elbowing for the best views.
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Selling ships below cost and elbowing through proper etiquette by privately messaging people to undercut deals in progress may have earned me some downvotes, but it was effective.
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As the island enters its 22013th year of recession, though, the crisis is slowly giving way to new opportunities that are elbowing aside more conventional ways of thinking.
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Madrid's easy win was marred only by Sergio Ramos being sent off in stoppage time when he picked up his second yellow card for elbowing an opponent's head.
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For progressives like Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, Mr. Bloomberg is a gift-wrapped contrast, a flesh-and-blood billionaire elbowing in on cue, our news analysis says.
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From New York to London to Milan and, we're assuming, eventually Paris, the clear bag trend is elbowing its way to the forefront of items we'll need come spring.
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When Nurmagomedov went to change level and work on a leg, it became clear that McGregor was hoping to start elbowing and Nurmagomedov would bring his head back up.
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"When my mom first saw what had happened, she texted me the picture of me elbowing the guy and (among other messages of support) said, 'Good girl,' " Hadid said.
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Last month, it was the creation its own security-alert management service last month, elbowing its way into to the security information and event management market, known as SIEM.
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And the Republican Party itself seems to feel that embracing Trump is the way to go, with candidates who act like the president and praise him elbowing out critics.
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Less than a minute into the fourth quarter, Mario Chalmers was ejected from the game for elbowing Sasha Vujacic in the face after the two became entangled on the court.
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Sure, it's one hundred and twelve degrees in the shade and you've been elbowing your way to the front of the stage for two hours now — but it's festival season!
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You wouldn't have Rak-Su without the second coming of grime elbowing room for diasporic sounds in the UK charts, and you wouldn't have PRETTYMUCH without, well, Justin Bieber's Purpose.
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Blue Jackets forward Nick Foligno served the first game of his three-game suspension for an elbowing incident against the Colorado Avalanche's Pierre-Edouard Bellemare on Saturday night in Denver.
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With Coyotes left winger Jamie McGinn in the box for elbowing Kris Versteeg in the head, defenseman Dougie Hamilton found Backlund open in front of the net for the equalizer.
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Invited in as a part of the meal, that alluring attention-grabber will always dominate, demanding its own pot and forks and elbowing all other dishes out of the way.
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" Goodman is pleased to identify elbowing as the Renaissance counterpart of manspreading and wonders if our own urban gang culture can illuminate that earlier era's "urgent need for visible respect.
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The Echo was an oddity when Amazon released it in late 2014, a time when smartphones and touch-screen devices seemed to be elbowing other devices out of the way.
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Corey Perry returned for Dallas after serving the final match of his five-game suspension for elbowing Nashville's Ryan Ellis in the 2020 NHL Winter Classic at the Cotton Bowl.
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West elbowing M.J. out of the top 10 prompted grumblings from fans of the late singer, some of whom aired their grievances in the comments section of Paris Jackson's Instagram feed.
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With Ryan Strome off for elbowing, Greiss was penalized for delay of game near the midpoint of the second period to give Washington a 5-on-3 advantage for 58 seconds.
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Even Sia's "My Old Santa Claus," which tries to lead with its idiosyncrasies, sounds like it was constructed specifically not to distract anyone elbowing a random stranger at a department store.
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Artemi Panarin (high sticking), Zac Dalpe (elbowing) and David Savard (tripping) all committed careless penalties in the attacking zone, which led to goals from Kevin Shattenkirk, Chris Kreider and Pavel Buchnevich.
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No thanks—I'll stick to beer-breathed buggers elbowing their way through hordes of spangled sods desperately buttoning and unbuttoning their shirts as a means of staving off a heart attack.
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Hidden among the flora is the Moxy Chelsea, a relatively new hotel with a rooftop that transports you from elbowing people in the concrete jungle to glamping in a lush forest.
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The world's biggest telecom equipment maker and No. 2 smartphone maker, Huawei is frequently exalted in China's business world for elbowing out its bigger Western rivals and developing cutting-edge technologies.
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"Often there seems to be nothing but ideas, raised and dispensed with, elbowing aside character, emotional momentum and story coherence," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Trump wants to belong, to get more legitimacy by elbowing his way into the power crowd, while the Clintons passed that threshold of belonging after two terms in the White House.
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Cruz brought many cringe-worthy moments to national attention during the course of his failed presidential campaign, such as elbowing his wife in the face and valiantly attempting to kiss his daughter.
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TV ABOUT THE FLAMES (212-63-26): Matthew Tkachuk is expected to return to the lineup after serving a two-game suspension for elbowing Los Angeles defenseman Drew Doughty in the face.
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Seven banks have invested in a digital payment network to launch a peer-to-peer mobile product to help them fend off a growing number of start-ups elbowing into their space.
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"I had to fill out a lot of paperwork, because I got hit really hard," he said of Burgess elbowing him in the face, which required him to file a dental claim.
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Women who had only moments before entered the house arm in arm were now elbowing each other out of the way as they grabbed and snatched at marinated feta, ricotta, and manchego.
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Things got a little scary, though, when one defender went for the block and he wound up crashing into Moore, elbowing his head and slamming it into the backboard in the process.
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A few minutes later, members of the press are screaming at screens and elbowing their way in to be among the first to play the new Zelda game on the upcoming console.
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Fat people are shown on planes all the time: loud, obnoxious, elbowing people, taking up space, getting Cheeto crumbs all over ourselves and you, our whole existence designed to make you miserable.
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"I've found myself many times elbowing my way home, while people shouted at me because they thought I was jumping the ticket queue," she said recently in an interview in her apartment.
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Pete Buttigieg sees a path to the top tier of the Democratic primary field, elbowing his way between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren on one side and Joe Biden on the other.
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At Vicarage Road, Spurs clung on for a 13-1 draw with their near neighbors after Davinson Sanchez was sent off for elbowing Brazilian Richarlison at the start of the second half.
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The prime minister grabbed Brown, dragging him through the NDP ranks, knocking over Brosseau in the process, pushing her into a desk and, according to Brosseau herself, elbowing her in the chest.
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"He's facing two candidates to his right spending almost as much time elbowing each other as they are going after the mayor," said Bruce Gyory, a veteran New York lobbyist and political operative.
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A sport that has long been concerned about punching below its weight spent too much of last year elbowing itself in the ribs as its too-numerous leaders traded blows and crossed purposes.
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Whereas Mason takes a resolutely old-fashioned approach by believing in historical fiction — a genre which trusts that the world and history may be seized unselfconsciously, without the author's formal uneasiness elbowing in.
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Now it seems to be in overdrive: The news cleaves me, the experiences of other people elbowing their way into my heart and sitting there with me, taking away some of my oxygen.
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This could be the dirtiest play in sports history ... a scumbag college basketball player straight-up elbowing an opponent in the FACE after shooting a 3-pointer ... and the video will piss you off.
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Captured on video and in paparazzi shots, the moment quickly spread across the internet as a symbol of female empowerment — with Hadid elbowing the man in the face and breaking free of his grip.
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Video footage of the incident, which occurred during a Saturday match, appeared to show Chris Bates elbowing Brown University's John Yozzo-Scaperrotta as he left the field during a game in Providence, Rhode Island.
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But now it seems like Bannon is also going to start leaking and elbowing the press to cover things from his vantage point—a leaky administration is about to get a whole lot leakier.
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"You're looking at a future president," whispered Jacob Forman, a Carleton College senior, elbowing a friend as Ms. Klobuchar strode into a campus hall this month to rally a crowd of fired-up Democrats.
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Jupiter currently orbits the sun at a distance about five times farther away than Earth, but it may have formed in a different location and migrated, gravitationally elbowing aside other planets along the way.
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Through his fancy new venture capital fund, Jay Z joins the ranks of other celebrities who are elbowing into the tech investor community, including his wife, who recently invested $150,000 into a startup called Sidestep.
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Large miners that hang on to concessions they do not exploit do not face significant financial penalties, elbowing out juniors eager to develop them and creating a bottleneck, Juan Carlos Guajardo of consultancy Plusmining said.
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The fight was waived off but Branko was brought back for PRIDE 2, where he was disqualified after multiple, surprisingly lenient, warnings for elbowing Mark Kerr in the brain stem while clinging to the ropes.
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Burfict's previous transgressions include twisting the ankles of the Panthers' Cam Newton and Greg Olsen, stepping on LeGarrette Blount's head, making an obscene gesture to the Bills' crowd and elbowing Antonio Brown in the head.
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"These huge franchise pictures are elbowing out midrange and lower-budget movies," said Jason E. Squire, editor of "The Movie Business Book" and a professor at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Justice Neil M. Gorsuch is by all accounts the soul of courtesy, and he may have a hard time elbowing his way into the judicial crossfire that is the modern Supreme Court argument.
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ASU were down by 2 points when, 22 seconds before the buzzer sounded, Videckis sunk a 3-pointer — her third of the game — elbowing Arizona out of the lead for a final score of 59–303.
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The officer was punching and elbowing Conde, and seemed to say "fuck you," as two other officers newly on scene tried to hold him down and handcuff him, according to video from several bodycam vantage points.
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The Space-Claiming Shoulder We're used to elbowing our way into a packed subway car, but have you ever considered what might happen if you did so in a garment that does the work for you?
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Trudeau brings warm front to Washington But the Prime Minister was caught in a storm of controversy Wednesday afternoon when frustrations in the House of Commons saw Trudeau grabbing one lawmaker and then, accidentally elbowing another.
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While it might be a bit of a deep sigh elbowing your way to the front of the bar, it pales in comparison to a bleak new reality of powerful surveillance systems enforcing law and order.
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Russia's afternoon was completed in the 68th minute after Yury Zhirkov was sent off for elbowing and they were only saved further embarrassment by the video assistant referee who disallowed a third Mexican goal for offside.
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Add in the layers of complications that come with mastering not just punching, but kicking and elbowing and clinching and grappling and submitting and escaping, and you've got what could prove to be an untenable situation.
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Elbowing their way past a Chinese security guard, they crashed the meeting, and over the course of 603 minutes of tense negotiations with the abashed leaders, they extracted an agreement to set goals for lowering emissions.
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Biden's main campaign strategy is to win union leadership endorsements early on, and most other candidates are practically elbowing each other out of the way to show their support on the picket line for striking workers.
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Reed, who could face up to 10 years in jail if found guilty, is accused of grabbing an officer who was behind the wheel, causing the vehicle to swerve dangerously, and of elbowing a second officer.
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Law firms already elbowing one another for multinational clients will soon have a new competitor: The Big Four accounting firm PwC, formerly known as PricewaterhouseCoopers, plans to open a law firm in Washington, D.C., next week.
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Reed, who could face up to 10 years in jail if found guilty, is accused of grabbing an officer who was behind the wheel, causing the vehicle to swerve dangerously, and of elbowing a second officer.
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The Clinton campaign, which took some hits for being seen as aggressively elbowing Vice President Joe Biden out of the running last fall — a fact that some Sanders staffers still recall — is now approaching cautiously, too.
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Recently we've seen an uptick in traditional retailers elbowing their way into the subscription space with the Urban Outfitters family launching the monthly rental shop Nuuly and plus-size player Gwynnie Bee offering size-inclusive options.
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One chunk of the field convinced itself there was an "establishment lane," leaving Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Marco Rubio, and Chris Christie all elbowing each other for the same base of support that proved insufficiently influential.
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Advocates of bolstering U.S. ties to Greenland see it as a way of elbowing out geopolitical rivals, namely China and Russia, that have aggressively targeted the Arctic with military bases, scientific research stations and strategic investments.
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The Jets, who entered the game ranked third in the NHL in power-play percentage (228), had an early 248.5-on-43 advantage when Drew Doughty (elbowing) and Christian Folin (interference) went off just 24 seconds apart.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada apologized repeatedly to the House of Commons after some jostling on its floor, in which he was accused of manhandling a Conservative member of Parliament and elbowing a female legislator.
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It's not quite the full arcade experience—machines with multi-player games like Mortal Kombat will have competitors elbowing for room—but it means you don't need a giant empty basement to build your own classic arcade.
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ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (20-27-9): Things got even worse for Toronto on Friday as leading scorer Leo Komarov received a three-game suspension from the league for elbowing Rangers captain Ryan McDonagh in the head.
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Frustrated once more, the state legislature voted to shift the primary in 2020 back to March, when it will again jostle with the other 13 states (not to mention American Samoa) elbowing for influence on Super Tuesday.
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Herrera was booked twice, leaving United a man down from the 35th minute while already trying to cope without its top scorer, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was suspended for three games for elbowing Bournemouth's Tyrone Mings on Saturday.
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Middle- and upper-class parents who'd gone to public schools and spent evenings playing kickball in the neighborhood began elbowing their toddlers into fast-track preschools and spending evenings monitoring their homework and chauffeuring them to activities.
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With 26.6 seconds left in overtime, UConn had tied the game at 64-64 on a pair of free throws by Katie Lou Samuelson after a flagrant foul for elbowing was called on Mississippi State's Dominique Dillingham.
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Yet Filipinos elected Mr Duterte not just for his "Duterte Harry" approach to crime, but because of a much broader pledge to upend the status quo by elbowing aside entrenched elites, reducing yawning inequality and repairing crumbling infrastructure.
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Slowly, technology is making disruption at the nexus of capital raising and making capital ownership easier, spurred on by both public policy and financial intermediaries elbowing each other out to get a bigger piece of a declining pie.
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The Liberals' attempts to push the bill through the House of Commons led, in part, to a tussle that saw Mr. Trudeau grabbing a member of the Conservative opposition by the arm and accidentally elbowing a female legislator.
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World champion Sagan was kicked out of the race after elbowing his British rival off balance in a hectic sprint in the fourth stage, the race jury saying the Slovak wilfully obstructed Cavendish some 100 meters from the line.
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Books of The Times During the summer of 2015, Sarah Churchwell was already working on a book about the phrase "American dream" when Donald Trump announced his bid for the White House, thereby elbowing his way into her research.
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Now I understand very well all the reasons that in the event of a Trump impeachment over Stormy Daniels or anything else, most evangelicals will probably rally to him instead of gently elbowing Pence in to take his place.
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The tangiest literary-world roman à clef to emerge from the '80s — it is almost certainly the best of the past four decades — is "Elbowing the Seducer" (1984), the first novel from a writer named T. (for Trudy) Gertler.
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Will there be droves of leaders marching in the streets, elbowing each other to make sure they stand at the front of the pack and let the world know that they are outraged by the assaults on Muslims throughout the country?
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The son of middle-class parents in Cleveland, Ohio, Cohn overcame dyslexia and worked in sales before elbowing his way into a position as a Wall Street trader and rising to become president and chief operating officer at Goldman Sachs.
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The new additions, sold as the Fashionistas line and available for pre-order on Mattel's website, won't be elbowing aside the original Barbie, who will still dominate shelves — and likely, sales - and remains a $1 billion-a-year bestseller for Mattel.
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He drew a one-game suspension in the 2013 Western Conference finals for a high stick against Los Angeles Kings forward Jeff Carter and was forced to sit out five games in 2012 for elbowing Vancouver Canucks forward Daniel Sedin.
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Where most are part of a team built around their gym, Ferguson builds his training camp around himself and can readily be seen on Instagram performing deadlifts on a bosu ball, elbowing speed bags, and working on the Muk yan jong.
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Adele's video for "Hello," the first single from her album 25, broke records as the most-viewed video on Vevo within the first 24 hours, elbowing Taylor Swift and her army of "Bad Blood" It Girls from the top spot.
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The scene appeared to be chaotic at times, with video footage showing journalists and camera people scurrying around the two leaders, jockeying with security officials and elbowing one another to position themselves into the perfect spot to record the encounter.
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A life tipping toward good, and it was only this kind of thing, the occasional meeting of this sort, that called up a sour whiff from the back of his throat, a familiar feeling elbowing its way to the light.
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As they make their way through the workforce, buy properties and have children of their own they are not only elbowing out Generation X as the driving force in the US economy; millennial migrants are redrawing the map of America.
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That sounds dry, but stick with me: because as streaming services have become tastemakers, elbowing their way into the pipeline for event booking, they can affect whether a live act seems viable – and whether they'd be able to sell enough tickets.
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There'd be arguing, elbowing, food all over the floor, food all over our clothes, and "How did that piece of cereal end up—there—on the wall?" until a night came when Rory sealed it; he spilled half his soup down his shirt.
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Trudeau, impatient at what he saw as stalling tactics by the opposition ahead of a vote on Wednesday evening, crossed the floor in the House of Commons to grab one legislator and drag him to his seat, accidentally elbowing another in the chest.
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I try to look like I'm having fun, even though I can't see shit, even though I keep accidentally elbowing strangers and spill my drink a little in an awkward, dutiful attempt to dance and stand at attention at the same time.
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Together, these four form the classic Dungeons & Dragons questing party — fighter, magic user, cleric, and thief — though it's easy to miss that underlying bedrock, given the sheer number of largely irrelevant (and shockingly attractive) people elbowing their way into any given scene.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized in Parliament on Wednesday after he rushed across the floor to hurry one legislator to his seat, was accused of elbowing another in the chest and got into a shouting match with an opposition leader.
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The danger for Democrats is overconfidence leading to overshoot, with a nominating process that could appear to voters like comic opera with far too many candidates elbowing and criticizing each other, and trailing candidates saying outrageous things in desperate efforts to get attention.
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"I was just going back in to get my nose fixed because it had been broken from a backup dancer elbowing me in the nose, and then I thought, 'Well, maybe I'll just get my breasts a little bit bigger'" Heidi added.
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While the smartphone market is no longer a simple duopoly on the device maker front, with Huawei elbowing past Apple to bag the second spot in the global rankings, it remains very much the opposite story where smartphone operating systems are concerned.
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It's hard to imagine that either one of them would work very well with anyone else, and as it happens they don't so much work together as in competitive parallel, with one elbowing in front of the other in progressively more baroque ways.
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Another major character in "Elbowing the Seducer" is an oversexed and elegant (his "precisely planed face balanced light like a Buddha's") book reviewer named Newman Sykes, in whom some have sought at least distant echoes of the critic and memoirist Anatole Broyard.
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As you might imagine, as soon as the press conference ended, the new Thronos Air was swarmed by sweaty tech journalists elbowing each other for the novelty of gaming for a few minutes while having their backs massaged by this monstrous contraption.
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The game then turned ugly with strong challenges, elbowing, an accusation of spitting and, in the final act, an horrific tackle on England's Steph Houghton that, belatedly and again via VAR, earned Alexandra Takounda a yellow card when it looked a clear red card offence.
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Anyway, this incident quickly got its own -gate suffix, and Elbow Gate quickly gained both national and international attention, becoming the most infamous scandal involving a Canadian politician accidentally elbowing a woman since Ted Cruz unintentionally caught his wife in the face earlier this month.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Princeton University's men's lacrosse team was preparing on Thursday for the rest of its season under a new interim coach a day after the Ivy League school fired its head coach for elbowing an opposing player during a game last week.
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After getting no shots in the first six minutes, Tampa Bay drew a power play with 13:22 left on an elbowing penalty against John Tavares and converted on Steven Stamkos' eighth goal of the season for a 1-63 lead with 11:57 left.
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"Tryn Out" is bedroom, wonky synth-pop, full of weird self-recorded samples like coins skipping down stairs, and sounds most like early Metronomy getting awkward with The Postal Service and Rudi Zygadlo (another great name) elbowing his way in for good measure. A.k.a.
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He thinks Babbo Natale is an interloper and says as much in church, thundering from the pulpit now that Christmas is nigh, accusing him of elbowing out the infant Jesus — not from a manger in a Nativity scene, but from the minds of Italian children.
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PWR BTTM's second album, "Pageant," out Friday, May 12, arrives after a debut record, "Ugly Cherries," that grew in tiny Brooklyn clubs like Silent Barn and Shea Stadium and broke into the mainstream, elbowing its way onto 2015 best-of lists of national critics.
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Projects like Janelle Monae's Dirty Computer visual album and Beyoncé's "Homecoming" Coachella performance have been focusing national attention onto undercelebrated segments of Americana, while artists like Lizzo and Lil Nas X have been elbowing out room for their less-conventional aesthetics and underrepresented identities in the mainstream.
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Ever found yourself squashed three people-deep at the bar on a Friday night, discreetly elbowing fellow patrons to be next in line as you impatiently tap your credit card against the counter and grumble that anyone could make a gin and tonic faster than this guy?
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That event led to an embarrassing postgame incident in which the South African referee, Jaco Peyper, was photographed with a group of Welsh fans and appeared to mock the elbowing incident by posing with his elbow raised into the chin of one of the Welsh fans.
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The scene ushered in a new style that was about being tough as much as it was about making music that motivated people to elbow the nearest person in the face without issue (well, depending on where said elbowing happened, and where all parties involved were from).
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Since then, he's stood at the helm of an eventual defeat of the Islamist group, put down a Kurdish rebellion in the north, and hosted Iranian and American forces within elbowing distance of each other without it devolving into another all-out war on his turf.
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Today, U.S. News and World Report says the state has the best economy in the nation, officials are flirting with Amazon and the Olympics, Google has opened a $131 million campus, and Denverites are elbowing their way through new art spaces, food halls and pot shops.
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To generations of mayors, governors and ordinary New Yorkers, he was Gabe: the short, rumpled, pushy guy from Channel 19673 who seemed always on the scene, elbowing his way to the front and jabbing his microphone in the face of a witness or a big shot.
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The Warriors were not seriously threatened in the second half and led 99-87 when Golden State's David West was assessed a flagrant foul-1 for elbowing rookie forward Dario Saric in the head as he attempted a shot in the lane early in the fourth quarter.
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Kane was suspended three games by the NHL's Department of Safety for elbowing Winnipeg defenseman Neal Pionk in the Sharks' 3-2 road win Friday Karlsson will miss the remainder of the season after sustaining a broken left thumb, which will require surgery, in Friday's game.
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Investment banks have been hit hard this year, from a combination of the Brexit forcing Wall Street to consider relocating staffers, to boutique banks elbowing aside institutional behemoths to claim big M&A mandates, to regulators snuffing out big deals that would have made for multimillion dollar paydays.
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At least one person who commented on the video claimed to know the man, and explained that the woman he gave the puck to may have been his mother— which would have been a sweet gesture in any other circumstance that didn't involve elbowing his date in the face.
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Minchin is not a household name yet, but he is a semi-famous Australian who also wrote the lauded musical Matilda and appears to be elbowing into the overtly sentimental, benignly kitschy musical theatre space that has been occupied by Andrew Lloyd Webber for the last three decades.
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They've been schlepping equipment, huffing darkroom fumes, and sharp-elbowing for scarce gallery space since before they could vote, become astronauts, or run marathons without people thinking their uteruses would fall out (doctors actually used to think this would happen, "thus defeating a woman's true purpose in life").
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That, coupled with the increasing ubiquity of mobile devices and the headphones that accompany them make audio content an increasingly compelling option for consumers navigating a world rife with emails, blog posts, text messages and articles elbowing one another out of the way to be top-of-mind.
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The cease-fire announced by the Russian and Turkish leaders may not be the dramatic breakthrough that Libya so desperately needs, analysts say, but more an attempt by Mr. Putin and Mr. Erdogan to set the terms of any future peace talks by elbowing aside their European rivals.
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But the couple had been planning the move for months before it popped up, out of the blue, on their Instagram account on Wednesday evening, electrifying social media, interrupting the BBC's coverage of Brexit and elbowing aside news about the risk of war between the United States and Iran.
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France led by 19-10 nine minutes into the second half and was 10 yards from the Welsh try line when Sebastien Vahaamahina, the scorer of France's first try, was ejected for elbowing Aaron Wainwright in the head, forcing the French to play the rest of the game a man short.
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Elbowing in as an alternative to Google for Work and Microsoft Office in the U.S. is a tall order, but Polaris Office wants to carve out a niche for itself by combining Microsoft Office's functionality with Google for Work's convenience, says John Lee, its vice president of marketing, strategy and partnerships.
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"Nice to see the thousands of doomsday idiots wiping out everything in Costco preparing for the end of the world by coronavirus and at the same time standing in line and elbowing each other to eat all the free samples left out in the open," one person wrote on Twitter.
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With all due respect to Milla Jovovich's film career and New York's boxing classes for models trend, there's still something a bit surprising about seeing a model, whose job is assumed to be largely decorative, engage in something as badass (in the parlance of our time) as elbowing an assailant in the face.
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They don't spend their Sunday afternoons elbowing their way through the aisles of a crowded Trader Joe's, they don't schlep their groceries back home on the bus after, and when they have a big event coming up, they sure as hell don't slap on a sheet mask or some makeup and hope for the best.
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The company has long been rumored to have an interest in original video content, and the prospect of Apple elbowing its way into Hollywood has been talked about in media and tech circles ever since Steve Jobs cut a deal with networks and TV studios to bring shows and movies to iTunes in 2005.
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Washington (CNN)Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has had a busy two days elbowing his way into the national conversation as a defender of President Donald Trump with rhetorical eviscerations of the "deep state" he says is out to get the President and the organized left, which he claims is fomenting violence against conservatives.
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I could have gotten drunk in the desert with Jim, trudging at his side over the rough roads, the beaten-down sand, joking with him, elbowing his ribs as he elbowed mine, weaving through patches where rattlesnakes lurked on our big adventure across the desert to play cards or bingo in a bar and drink.
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The big vote in the House of Commons was slated for Thursday, but an altercation involving Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a female legislator that devolved into a screaming match on the floor of the legislature Wednesday evening means that the assisted suicide bill is in limbo as politicians debate the elbowing incident first.
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The alleged incident went down December 15, 2018 on the sidelines of the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation World Championships in Anaheim, CA. Officials say Gracie -- whose grandfather Carlos Gracie developed Gracie Jiu-Jitsu -- attacked 5-time world champ Flavio Almeida ... elbowing him in the face, knocking him unconscious before kicking him in the face at least once.
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Rahm Emanuel is elbowing back into the national spotlight, taking on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over the contentious issue of immigration.
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Not quite a five-star venue where you would find well-suited and -coiffed movers and shakers elbowing one another for face time with a potential leader of the free world, Springmaid is an informal, down-home, Cracker Barrel, K&W Cafeteria, buffet-line kind of place more suited toward regular folks not dressing to impress and wary of those who do.
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He has had a knack for making news: a 10-game suspension as a Denver Nugget in 2006 for his part in an on-court brawl with the Knicks; a suspension as a Nugget for an incident in a nightclub; and again as a Knick for a drug violation; and yet another as a Cavalier in the 2015 playoffs for an elbowing incident.
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Always, his subjects seemed completely unaware they were being photographed, whether it was the chic woman reading, one elbow pointed outward, in "Elbowing Out of Town Newstand, NYC" (21987); the man leaning back on a bench in "Manhattan From the Brooklyn Promenade" (21986); or the immigrant father and his child, swaddled in blankets on the wind-whipped deck of a ship, in "Coming to America" (22002).
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By current standards, the street photographer Arthur Fellig, better known as Weegee, might be considered a kind of performance artist: elbowing his way to the front of the more sensational scenes of New York night life, snapping pictures in his indelible noir style and developing them in the trunk of his car — so as to rush his product to the dailies ahead of the pack.
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He dumps him out of the ring, bouncing him off the ropes backward in a move that looks legitimately dangerous, knees him in the head a few times, and then spends the next few minutes brutally elbowing him in the chest and face, before finally locking on a version of his signature move, a submission hold called the Regal Stretch, which looked a lot more painful than it usually does.
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In the latest bidding on Friday that involved 33 drugs and 122 companies, Bayer slashed the price of its popular diabetes treatment Acarbose to 0.18 yuan ($0.0262) per pill, 78.5% lower than the price ceiling set by the government in December last year, elbowing some Chinese generic providers out of the tender, according to a Reuters calculation based on the preliminary results released by the authority overseeing the program.
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And for good measure, after the speech in which he announced the death of his election hopes for 2016, Cruz left us the gift of this GIF: So the final images of Ted Cruz's first presidential bid are of him putting a right hook on one of his wife's cheeks, then elbowing her in the other, then pulling into somber embrace, like no one would notice his impromptu Muay Thai clinch entry.
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Sublime Federer breezes through Melbourne opener Sandgren claims first grand slam win to land Wawrinka clash Pressure will determine whether Djokovic is back - Wilander Petkovic dumps Kvitova out of Australian Open after marathon Wawrinka happy to be back, still feeling pain Djokovic delighted after elbowing out Young Novak Djokovic v Donald Young - match stats My brother still makes fun of me, says Zverev Halep survives date with Destanee to advance Kerber consigns 2017 to the history books Raonic slumps to early exit at Melbourne Park Sharapova enjoys winning return to Melbourne Djokovic dismisses talk of boycott over purses Aggressive Konta makes light work of Brengle Order of play on Wednesday Highlights of Tuesday's second day of the Australian Open, the first grand slam tournament of the year: Australian 18th-seed Ashleigh Barty beat Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka 6-7(7) 33-4 6-4 in the first round but faces a tough test against Italian Camila Giorgi in the next stage.
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