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For a dominant pitcher like Harvey, it tends to work better when he just rears back and fires away.
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They slept on the ground, their clothes soaked with sweat and ash, until summer finally broke, and the heavy rains washed the fires away.
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This will make it pretty much a paint-by-numbers tournament where a player gets a yardage, picks a club and fires away at the pin without having to put too much thought into it.
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Stagnancy affects everything, from where the offense fires away (a higher percentage of Boston's field goal attempts are from the mid-range this season) to how frequently it allows them to get quality shots/draw fouls around the rim.
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And when Elliot doesn't budge, in an act that seems as if he is finally gripping what is real in his incredibly unreliable mind (spoiler alert: he definitely isn't), an emotionally volatile Tyrell trains a handgun on Elliot's gut and fires away.
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Structural lumber and furniture were splintered and scattered about. Debris- choked roads obstructed fire fighters. Broken gas pipes fueled the fire, and broken water pipes rendered hydrants useless. At Nagasaki, the fires failed to merge into a single firestorm, and the fire-damaged area was only one fourth as great as at Hiroshima, due in part to a southwest wind that pushed the fires away from the city.
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Fortunately the liner was now about away from the flames, and the winds had shifted, blowing the fires away from the ship. By 3pm the fires had died down and the wind dropped off to a light breeze; the ship was immobile but safe for the moment. In the distance vast fires could be seen in the city. The ship's lifeboats were lowered and manned by members of the crew and passenger volunteers, who formed rescue parties to help those ashore, working through the night.
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So he and I restocked our first aid bags with > morphine syrettes, tourniquets, sulfa, Vaseline, and bandages, commandeered > a fire extinguisher and made our way forward, dodging flames along the main > deck. Along part of the way, we were joined by a sailor manning a seawater > fire hose with fairly good pressure, and though the seawater would only > scatter the gasoline fires away from us, by using the water and foam > alternatively as we advanced, we managed to work our way up several decks, > through passageways along the wrecked and burning combat information center > and decoding area, through officers' country, and finally out on the > forecastle. Many of the crew on the forecastle and the catwalks above it had > been blown over the side by the explosions. But others trapped below and aft > of the forecastle area found themselves under a curtain of fire from > aviation gasoline pouring down from burning planes on the flight deck above.
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