Still — they were floored by the allegations against him.
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" MSNBC commentator Mike Barnicle seemed floored, replying, "You're kidding.
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" Years later, they told Adobe— "They were fucking floored.
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I started taking pictures and was floored by the results.
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All and all, DeGeneres was floored by the guest list.
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We're floored and humbled by the community we have here.
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But then the car came up and everyone was floored.
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And then the eclipse came, and it completely floored me.
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And I was absolutely floored by the level of devastation.
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And I was floored when Bisping won that split decision.
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After the birth of my first child, I was floored.
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Stephanie is floored by the other woman's attention and lifestyle.
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Severino said the pitch that floored Betts merely got away.
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I was floored by how massive the ice hotel is.
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So they called us back immediately and were just floored.
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"We got the call and it just floored us," she said.
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I, too, was floored by his work ethic and his humility.
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If I was stood next to her I'd of floored her.
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We were floored that his film "The Revenant" won best drama.
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The fact that 2184 has this property really floored me. Why?
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We both are floored and filled to the brim with food.
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Once again, people were floored by Gainesville's employment of first responders.
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Pullman was floored the first time he saw Washington work out.
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And people know it when they hear it, and they're floored.
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When he opened them, the team was floored, whooping with delight.
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He floored his campaign by generating earned media — good or bad.
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Once, when Rudy floored his opponent, Chip Johnson of Naples, Fla.
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"I was so floored I had to collect myself," she said.
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But this is no linoleum-floored community center reeking of bleach.
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An elevator allows for easier access to the three-floored home.
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I am floored by the audacity and inventiveness of this creation.
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I was honestly floored at the quality of the next dress.
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MARBLE-FLOORED ROOMS The Vatican has owned the estate since 1596.
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But I was utterly floored by how hard it all was.
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"I went in there and I was floored," Ms. Benzinger said.
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" He added, "When G.M. issued the recall, I was absolutely floored.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The room — brick-floored, plaster-walled, empty — is simple.
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"Kingdom Cons," also by the Mexican author Yuri Herrera, floored me.
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Multiple Fox employees told CNN that they were floored by the announcement.
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Yara caught Victarion up on everything that happened and he was floored.
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He floored Glaube Feitosa with one such knee back in K-1.
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I was floored by the news, as so many of us were.
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She was floored by the idea that such labels had turbulent histories.
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"We have been floored by the response," he said in an interview.
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Floored by its unusual physique, scientists call it the headless chicken monster.
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I took that class two semesters ago and I was just floored.
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But on a trip to the store last Wednesday, they were floored.
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People are floored when they find out this dress is from Walmart.
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My Higher Self just whispered this to me and I was floored.
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I'm still floored that I did it, because I am a staunch feminist.
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"I was floored," the actress says of the overwhelming response to the video.
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There were continuous acts of tiny, microscopic acts of kindness that floored me.
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The highway ahead of us was oddly empty, and so I floored it.
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"I'm floored by how far we've come in a year," John tells PEOPLE.
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Getting laid off was like someone had floored the brakes on my life.
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Yes, that's an 81 percent pop, and yes, we were a bit floored.
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In the 210th round, Frazier unleashed a devastating left hook that floored Ali.
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When it comes down to it, I am absolutely floored by this car.
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I am completely floored by how many are interested in my #Hungry4Success story.
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I was floored — these were some high-caliber dudes filling up my inbox.
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I've seen a lot of Muppet characters recently, which have really floored me.
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All this has left China, with its expansionist ambitions, floored at its luck.
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Mr. Carder said he had been floored to learn that Volkswagen tricked regulators.
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Not for the first time in 2020, I am floored by this revelation.
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The partially finished basement includes a concrete-floored rec room with a fireplace.
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"The audience is going to be floored when they watch it," she teased.
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I was floored at how beautiful, powerful and still relevant it is today.
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However, Fitch assumes interest paid to the noteholders will be floored at zero.
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I was absolutely honored and floored to be in your company this year.
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It's about a woman who's completely floored by something that happens to her.
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I'm floored by its simple elegance and repurposing of a classic western composition.
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The sharks look stunned, and Alyssa and Zach look floored, but accept the offer.
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But I am floored that the endorsement of someone like Milo Yiannopoulos did his.
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"We've been absolutely floored by the success we've seen with Project VIC," said Cole.
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If you were totally floored by the scene, then you were in good company.
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But when Donald Trump repeated twice that Rob declared his innocence, I was floored.
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Leave it to Rihanna to deliver a VMAs performance that left us totally floored.
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This Donkey Kong 64 speedrunning video from Summoning Salt floored me in that respect.
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I was floored by how matter-of-fact Hollyhock's turn away from food was.
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In mid-2007, I saw a YouTube video that floored me in its absurdity.
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He was kind enough to give me a copy, and it completely floored me.
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U2 said they were "floored" by the news in a statement posted on Twitter.
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The cement-floored studio has a full bathroom and a kitchenette (but no stove).
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A fellow writer for Business Insider reviewed it and was floored by the comfort.
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So when I first applied Herbivore's Jasmine Glowing Hydration Body Oil, I was floored.
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Mr. Little said he was floored by the news that the manager had delivered.
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His EP title track "Heaven's Only Wishful" floored me when I first heard it.
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I loved their self-titled record and when this came out, it floored me.
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On an unrelated note, I'm floored with just how quickly my poop has changed.
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I'm not necessarily an emotional person, at least not outwardly, but I was floored.
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"'The Potato Eaters' — that really floored me," he said in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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I was also floored by the opportunistic shifts in Trump's take on those events.
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Wollyung told CNN affiliate WXIN-TV in Indianapolis that the community's support absolutely floored him.
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Here is Karma on Tuesday, floored by the privileges (none) that come with viral fame.
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The letter landed a couple of hours later, and it floored his former NBC colleagues.
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It's a three-story maze that starts with a light-soaked, stone-floored entrance hallway.
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"We were floored by how much they looked alike," attorney Alice Craig told the Star.
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However, the person who was perhaps the most floored by the announcement was Drew herself.
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Instead, he was floored by how easily he related to the tracks as a vocalist.
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We both were able to distinguish between the two patties, but our editor was floored.
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At the back is the concrete-floored sunroom with French doors to an outdoor patio.
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Around 18 artists were responsible for the hotel's décor, which floored me with its details.
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"I was floored and embarrassed that my grandmother was actually gonna read that," she said.
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"I'm still floored thinking that we shared a track list with music of that caliber."
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He said he was "floored" when a friend told him about the woman's short story.
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The trailer was viewed more than 22016,213 times in a single week, which floored the studio.
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I am officially floored, if she wasn't perfect enough this has absolutely nailed her as #Belle!
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"We talked about age, 'cause she was floored that she had just turned 60," Joely recalled.
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" But it was all worth it, and Rossi is floored at "how amazing the body is.
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In the parquet-floored salons of Paris, conversation readily turns to such sombre parts of history.
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Last year, I interviewed Paul Glimcher, a New York University social scientist whose research floored me.
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Two weeks later, I'm floored by the results: clear, dewy skin and next to no redness.
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Susan Haley was floored by the letter she received from the Army saying she owed $21,000.
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The decision Thursday floored oil markets and sent crude plunging 8% — the most in four years.
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The spacious two-floored, three-bedroom house in eastern Ghouta has always been precious to Grandma.
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I'm just floored by the fact that there are so few Black artists featured on it.
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On Friday, she was floored by the scene of Weinstein surrendering to authorities in New York.
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He had floored the accelerator, he said, and the bandits had shot him in the foot.
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First off, I couldn't believe the waitress asked, but then was floored at the girl's response.
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The sheer magnitude and detail of the Until installation is enough to leave you completely floored.
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Oregon State University physicist Faye Barras, Ph.D., was floored after first seeing footage of the move.
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Here, the paintings flow down a long, shinny, gray-floored hall that bends to the left.
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" Moments later, Ms. Grossman floored Mr. Sugar by asking him, "Who won that fight last night?
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"We're humbled, to be honest floored, by the outpouring of support for The OA," Marling wrote.
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But it was Alice's, entitled "A series of awkward events separated by snacks," that floored me.
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Can't say it's never happened but let's just say I would be floored if it had.
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A renovation six years ago reconfigured the upper level into one large, marble-floored entertaining space.
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The hotel itself floored me, exceeding my expectations with its incredible, elaborate details, and sheer size.
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In the end, Vaccarello and I meet in the marble-floored salons of Rue de l'Université.
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With interest rates floored at zero for years after the 2008 crash, this is no surprise.
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Lee claimed Kenny has a "dark side" that comes out when he drinks, and Rachel was floored.
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In terms of everyday use, I was also floored by how fast the device does its computing.
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I was floored by her generosity, awestruck that someone would do something of that magnitude for us.
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Critics were floored, audiences were stunned but The National Review's Armond White didn't see what they saw.
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The range Rhimes provided Olivia floored King — it flew past all the usual black women character stereotypes.
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A poofy puppy was floored by the adorable little face of another dog staring straight at him.
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"[Walking across a floored section]: "Do you know how big the invoice for this flooring probably is?
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In the closing seconds of the first round, Natal floored his opponent with a crippling left hook.
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At the top, visitors will step out onto the glass-floored "viewing capsule" for death-defying views.
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Most of all, I was floored by how many white people cared publicly for blacks like me.
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The kitchen and the dining room open to a large flagstone-floored sunroom facing woods and wetlands.
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"I was so floored," she said, adding that she isn't so interested in modern-day romance techniques.
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When I went through this a few years ago, I was floored by the lack of information.
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I was floored — I exercised five times a week and steered clear of fast food and soda.
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"I baited him with the jab," Lubin said, describing the moments before his overhand left floored Cota.
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Having stepped on the gas on the road to Japanification, the Fed has now floored the pedal.
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Less than a minute after the opening whistle, he landed an echoing blow that floored his opponent.
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Upstairs is a master-bedroom suite with a full marble-floored, renovated bathroom and a laundry room.
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"I'm floored," said Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, a technology analysis firm.
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Three more bedrooms and a marble-floored bathroom are on the third floor, along with a den.
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I was floored, I hadn't noticed any mention of a limit in the ads for the promotion.
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She recalled feeling floored when she first encountered the array of Breyer fan accounts on social media.
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We were floored by the wide variety of flavors, complex and strange in the best possible way.
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Were you at all floored by the amount of feelings and interpretations that the video stirred up?
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But the peace he had walking away from the game, it floored me; it stuck with me.
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We had a pop-up in Soho, and I mean honestly, we were floored by that reaction.
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Those feeling brave can walk through a glass-floored exhibit that dangles over a 3,000-foot drop.
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This underdog status appeared accurate as Rampage floored Griffin in the opening minutes with a slick uppercut.
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The gravity of emotion and bereft loneliness of its lyrics floored me in its throat-gulping sadness.
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A smattering of people knew, because information has never been hermetically sealed, but most folks were legitimately floored.
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"Kris was floored when Khloe told her she wanted to stick by Tristan&aposs side," the source said.
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I was floored, I had all these people who flew in from New York to be with me.
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Monae floored the room, with people crowding around the stage to get a closer view of the show.
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Needless to say, the two doctors were floored and embarrassed by their behavior and condescension, left stammering apologies.
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As soon as the fight commenced, Ellenberger stormed out of the gate and floored Brown with shocking immediacy.
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When he opened his mouth to sing Stevie Wonder's "Ribbon in the Sky," however, they were clearly floored.
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Philip and Elizabeth were floored by a realization of their own: Their son is a secret math whiz.
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After Susan's groom suggested the couple forget about Aruba and hold the wedding in Vegas, Susan was floored.
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You may have seen influencers on social media guiding fans through their glass-floored villas in the Maldives.
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I was floored, even more by what came next: a lyric on The Score dedicated to the Kid.
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Boyle said she found out about Reynolds' offer while at her brother's house, and she was understandably floored.
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Ohai, captain of the Dash, was floored by the surprise, sharing video of her shocked reaction to Instagram.
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Biden's Iowa staffers were floored, according to a person familiar with discussions among several aides at the time.
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Speaking to Ryan Seacrest, Jackson told the host that making eye contact with Queen Bey totally floored her.
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From the second the first drum fill and vocals kicked in to start the album, I was floored.
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I grew up in the Finger Lakes wine region and even I am floored by Connecticut's brutal perfection.
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Miocic saw his opening, thumped Cormier with nasty left hands, and floored the Californian in the fourth round.
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" He added: "I'm impressed when I go and see Beyoncé in concert — I'm absolutely floored by the spectacle.
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The dining room opens to a brick-floored side porch; the kitchen opens to a large wooden deck.
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She was floored when our photog informed her the Senate asked the FBI for a 1-week investigation.
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How does one turn a light-filled, cement-floored, 347,000-square-foot hall into a party before noon?
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The semifinished basement includes a family room with a fireplace, an office and a marble-floored laundry room.
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It became the region's economic marvel, a desert Xanadu of gleaming skyscrapers, endless malls and marble-floored airports.
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"I wish I could put you in a small, slippery-floored cage," an anonymous correspondent wrote to Graham.
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Normally bustling with business and leisure travelers, its modern, marble-floored lobby now pulses with a different energy.
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" Fallon even played a video of Centineo talking about the comparison, which left Ruffalo floored once again. "Wow.
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Floored four times by Ruiz before the seventh round stoppage, Joshua can take some hope from history, however.
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But then I pull up some strange tale full of surprising wisdom and am floored all over again.
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"I also remember hearing Sam Evian's records and just being floored by the tones on them," says Owens.
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And he appeared floored by his first visit to Omaha Beach, later narrating with awe the tour he received.
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"I was absolutely floored when it happened and I am still riding high from it," he told the outlet.
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She was floored when he told her John Legend would sing at their wedding and Pope Francis would officiate.
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A product of a broken home, Bpaet walked into a dirt-floored gym the year before, asking to train.
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The attackers have a significant advantage, since the floored ball-carrier can present the ball to his arriving teammates.
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We had amazing sex, and I was FLOORED at the difference in being with someone with so much experience.
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So when I found out that reduced-fat peanut butter wasn't actually that good for you, I was floored.
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At a public park in the capital, Manila, hundreds cheered Pacquiao on and roared every time he floored Matthysse.
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When Hannah divulged that they did not have to be an "official couple," the import/export manager was floored.
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Then I heard them with a custom fitting specific to my ears and was floored by their bass response.
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The finds included a bathhouse, a huge marble-floored forum, thousands of artefacts and the world's largest floor mosaic.
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What truly floored me, however, was the fact that when you purchase WiFi you are purchasing it per device.
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Stephanie and her husband, who were on their way to Disney World in Orlando, were floored by his reaction.
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Seconds into the first round, the veteran floored his foe with a rocket-fuelled right hand over the top.
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Santos expected her course to attract interest, but was floored when it rapidly became Yale's most popular class ever.
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Apart from these reminders of the room's purpose, the vinyl-floored, fluorescent-lit units resemble a 1970s dorm room.
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You know, the one from your local bodega/deli counter/cheap tile-floored sandwich place run by disaffected youth.
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"I was absolutely floored," she said, upon discovering that her mother, Genevieve Purinton, 903, was living in Tampa, Fla.
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We were sitting in the atrium of the Emirates Palace hotel, a marble-floored monument to Persian Gulf excess.
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But while some critics have turned up their noses at this film, others have been floored by its twist.
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He read the book and was so floored that he sent Rankine a "blind, crazy email," in his words.
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After Salgado got the items and opened them, he returned to work, which is "what floored everyone," said Sgt. Gonzalez.
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Moments after fighting his way out of a Blanco submission attempt, Sanders floored his veteran opponent with a right hand.
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" Wolf said she and her former peers are "completely floored" and that this incident is "completely out of the ordinary.
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Kerber poses a formidable roadblock to Konta, the German having floored former world number one Azarenka in their quarter-final.
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Rotunda's son told Today that he was "absolutely floored" and that "my heart sunk" when he heard the initial report.
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Earlier this year, we were floored to find out that Aldi had an award-winning rosé that costs only $7.99.
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Ahead stood fast-track jobs in the parquet-floored corridors of power in Paris, and the guarantee of brilliant careers.
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He was floored when the once-gooey meat concoction plopped out of its final machine stop as hot dog links.
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"It absolutely floored me," Leven said, adding that she had no idea there were different types of federal student loans.
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In a large concrete-floored warehouse sit waist-high pyramids of cloves, pallets of nutmeg and sacks filled with spices.
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Queen B headlined Saturday night -- a long anticipated gig after having to bail last year -- and floored the Coachella crowd.
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In the first round, history very nearly repeated itself, as Henderson floored his British foe with his legendary right hand.
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I'd be floored to find out the person behind the mask of makeup was a 56-year-old British woman.
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I was floored, and immediately asked him to perform at a music festival that I curated in London last year.
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His apartment is one of those expected parquet-floored affairs with carved boiseries painted chalk-white, filled with contemporary art.
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"It absolutely floored me emotionally" Mr. Walsh has not rewritten the work; the show uses only words from the text.
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Hurd (23-0, 16 KOs) overcame early trouble and floored the English challenger with one devastating right to the body.
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The dining room opens to a white, wood-floored kitchen with a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator and marble countertops.
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The embattled company has been struggling to satisfy Wall Street skeptics, who were floored by the company's eye-popping valuation.
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I was completely floored by her ingenuity, and wanted to know exactly how she pulled off such a cool trick.
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A marble-floored entrance hallway leads to the property's 30-foot-wide reception room which overlooks the garden out back.
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They live in flimsy, mud-floored shacks of bamboo and plastic that the coming monsoon could blow or wash away.
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People were floored to learn the information and to understand what a hate crime really is and why it matters.
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Images of children and youths sitting in concrete-floored cages in U.S. detention centers have fanned outrage over the policy.
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Beyond, a great room contains a travertine-floored dining area with a small fireplace embedded in a wall; a sunken, hand-scraped, cherry-floored living room with a slate fireplace; and a newly remodeled chef's kitchen with patterned-tile walls, granite counters, a Viking stove and refrigerator/freezer, two porcelain farm sinks and three dishwashers.
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I really am floored and heartbroken that he is not here and I just can't really get my head around it.
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The horticulture team's ability to translate their understanding of Chagall's work and the flora of the French Riviera really floored me.
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One was floored briefly, where Dettinger was seen kicking out at him, but the policeman managed to get up and retreat.
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The family had expected her move to raise some eyebrows, but they were floored by the interest and excitement she's generated.
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To watch Harvey Weinstein in that courtroom, he seemed at points, Mark, to be floored by what the judge was saying.
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Once Chris stood up and read what was on his paper, I was floored at how sweet and open he was.
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Mulkey Mania exploded in the South for a scant few months, and those of us who saw it live were floored.
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Not only was she "pissed" to have more health issues after losing weight, Jones says she was "floored" by the diagnosis.
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It was such a soap opera, so opposite of everything I had ever heard [about Dickinson's life], that I was floored.
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Sonny Banks floored him in 1962 during his 11th bout and Henry Cooper flattened him in 1963 during his 19th bout.
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Read more: 'Pure insanity': Intelligence veterans are floored by Barr's 'off the books' overtures to foreign officials about the Russia probe
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You'd given me a (spoiler-free) warning that some bad shit was coming, but when it happened I was still floored.
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When A&R rep Andrew Sandoval told Nesmith he thought the track was perfect for the new record, he was floored.
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Reacting to his opponent reaching for an emphatic blow, Cerrone pounced and floored him twice where he dominated from top position.
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Your bedroom—white-walled, wooden-floored—smells of patchouli, sandalwood, and the atomized zing of a thousand long and lusty nights.
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Her husband (Michael Chernus) is supportive but floored by her frustration, her teenage children buried in their own screens and schedules.
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Perusing works by Rita Ackermann and Tom Sachs in the pink-floored gallery, he recalled his days as a struggling postgraduate.
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He couldn't block the bevy of body punches launched by Alvarez, who floored Fielding with a left in the first round.
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She said she was "floored" to find out that many tech companies had only 1 percent to 2 percent black employees.
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"I was really floored by what she had done, what she had accomplished at such a young age," Dr. Chapman said.
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"I was floored by the announcement," says Samm Sacks, an expert on China at New America, a Washington, DC think tank.
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Some at the conference were floored that Mr. Kleinfeld had clearly landed on his feet with such large responsibility and oversight.
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Joplin, still relatively unknown, floored the music industry luminaries backstage with her gut-wrenching blues, immediately elevating her career into superstardom.
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She entered the linoleum-floored front hall of the building, turned the corner, and went down the stairwell toward her door.
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The bomb thrower made the left I needed to make and floored it to catch all the lights out of Manhattan.
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People were floored that the prime minister decided to vacation in Hawaii amid the disaster, but the real fury went deeper.
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The judge, during the hearing, seemed floored that the White House was attempting to control even its former officials' public statements.
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" –Kerry Washington "I am floored that I've been nominated but I am even more excited that Luther has been nominated as well.
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"Rebecca and I are both floored by the level of openness and vulnerability in this particular show," says the fan-wielding Wahi.
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When I picked up a couple of the mixers and took a look at the ingredients and nutrition facts I was floored.
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An awkward, two-floored gallery on a street with easy-to-find weekday parking, it offered free admission, unlike the downtown spaces.
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The marble-floored foyer has an imperial staircase that curves up on two sides behind a pair of free-standing Doric columns.
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She began playing coffee houses and hootenannies in Austin and elsewhere, and floored listeners; she had the force of an opera singer.
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Tupac's brother was floored by the information when he met with Benjamin Crump, the civil rights attorney producing the A&E series.
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Bachchan floored fans with his warmth and humility, and the unaffected manner with which he engaged the everyday guests on his show.
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Scrolling through the app on her phone, I was floored by the sheer breadth of options: strength training, belly dancing…long sword?
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In the second, Bisping looked to be finding his groove, but was then floored again in the final moments of the round.
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Once the nation's biggest employer, Odebrecht has been floored by Brazil's "Operation Car Wash" investigation into political kickbacks on state infrastructure contracts.
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We were shooting Her in Bloom, and I was pretty floored that most of the women had very little hair down there.
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The ever-wonderful Gail Simmons whipped up this recipe for us in the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, and the whole room was floored.
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Current and former spies are floored by President Donald Trump's fervent defense of Russia at this year's G7 summit in Biarritz, France.
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The slate-floored foyer leads to a living-and-dining area with engineered maple floors and built-in concrete partitions and cabinets.
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This news floored me, so I reached out to 14 well-known shoe brands to ask about the gender of their lasts.
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" A spaceship is "walled in imitation ebony veneer and floored with gray tiles"—a Mercedes crossed with a "rich man's private spa.
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Ashley Alt, who works in information technology in Illinois, said she was floored when her tax program spit out her $0003,2000 bill.
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The house, built in 1840, is a warren of small pine-floored rooms in a blaze of different colors and odd configurations.
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A daylighted lower level contains a rubber-tile-floored gym, a bedroom, a full bathroom, a laundry room and a fallout shelter.
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"I just remember seeing Avatar and being absolutely floored by how beautiful it was," recalls Ryan Goldade, a PhD student of Batty's.
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I was floored by how beautiful and rustic it was, and I've already cleared my calendar to bring friends back sometime this summer.
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And last week, a passenger visiting Ohio to canvas for Hillary Clinton was floored when he turned out to be her Uber driver.
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And when he said "the problem of the Moon", I was floored; I didn't know there still was any problem with the Moon.
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"She just floored it, and she just went all the way inside the store," Fowlerville Farms Family Restaurant owner Sam Jishi told CNN.
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Fans of the movie were floored when Witherspoon took us back to 2001 via a pink dress, bunny ears, and an iconic hat.
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The state of play: Sources say Leonard Leo and other Federalist Society stalwarts were shocked and floored by how weak the decision was.
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"If we could somehow catch him up on what we were doing with his voice, I think he would be floored," Desmond explains.
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With enough gall and entrepreneurial spirit, it suggests, anyone can end up driving a Porsche and living in a marble-floored luxury apartment.
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Since then, she's been floored by the response from people across the country who have sent along their bottles, along with supportive notes.
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Near Plomari is Toumba Eco Farm, with wood-floored cabins, and breakfast and dinner served in the reception lodge by Margarita Niziskioti, owner.
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So I was floored by how easy it was to browse on the Pixel 4 — I could swipe back and forth with ease.
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He can pump out that lead leg side kick with venom and his turning kicks have winded or floored many of his opponents.
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Reeling from being floored twice and in full retreat, Gjergjaj's desperately high guard couldn't hide his panicked body language in the second round.
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Many of the friends I talked to after the stroke were floored that the birth control we were on could wreak such havoc.
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"Most of you won't make it, the statistics are clear," he tells his team in the cramped, concrete-floored dressing room in Boulogne.
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The velvet-boothed, marble-floored setting at Mr. Lyons is as plush as it is retro, but the menu is far from outdated.
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To the left is the living room with a working fireplace and two sets of French doors leading to a wood-floored sunroom.
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It is a rematch of their first fight in 2018, when the Brit out-boxed Wilder for many rounds but was floored twice.
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A couple of months after we met, when she told me she had been seeing somebody else the whole time, I was floored.
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Even Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, says he's floored by how complex and confusing the process of applying for financial assistance is today.
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We weren't able to get screenshots of Cooper coming over to Gaga because we were too floored by how sexy the whole thing was.
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He also told us he's floored by the attention, and a couple of writers have even reached out to him about pitching a show.
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"When they came to me last year and said, 'Hey, we want to have you as our brand ambassador,' I was floored," she said.
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Earlier in the evening, McDormand floored the audience and viewers at home with a powerful call for inclusion and representation in film and art.
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However, on rare occasions we find ourselves eating our words, downright floored by a tool or formula that once had us rolling our eyes.
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Every time I walk into our warehouse buzzing with over 100 employees it shocks me, and I am floored by what we have built.
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The newly renovated three-floored apartment — 80 Park Lane — is worth £0003 million and is 3,540 square feet in area with three ensuite bedrooms.
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The interviewer, Bryony Gordon, said she was floored by Prince Harry's honesty and the straightforward way he spoke about his struggles with mental health.
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Some of my colleagues were floored when I confessed this — a few admitted to leaving the same razor sitting in their shower for months.
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But what really floored me was how calm, yet energized I felt, which is no small feat when you're about to have a baby.
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As we walked back down the pier, Ben asked me a simple question that floored me: when was the last time I'd had fun?
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But it's the speed and accuracy of parent company SoundHound's technology that completely floored me when I met CEO Keyvan Mohajer for a demo.
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Accessible from a wood-floored library, and adjacent to a fitness center, the terrace will also feature a dining table, a grill and benches.
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When Zoom hit the public markets Thursday, its IPO pop, a whopping 81 percent, floored everyone, including its own chief executive officer, Eric Yuan.
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So far, the seaside food scene has remained charmingly low-tech — operating out of sandy-floored bunkers and brightly painted shanties with surfboard racks.
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As a Republican, I am floored that Trump has put his own ego ahead of the interests of the party he purports to lead.
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Close to earning the huge upset victory over his younger opponent, Pickett roughed up and floored Almeida in the first round of their contest.
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The work floored and exhilarated me in the 1999 "Sensation" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, one of the more controversial art shows in history.
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There is also an exercise room with a sauna, a 5,000-bottle wine cellar, a full kitchen and a large, stone-floored potting shed.
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From just about anywhere in the low-ceilinged, plank-floored dining room you can look across Hudson Street and see the White Horse Tavern.
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After several panicked moments, we backed into a small turnoff, then floored and coaxed it to the plantation's parking lot, as it belched smoke.
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A breakfast bar divides the kitchen from a brick-floored sitting room with bead-board walls and a ceiling that are painted glossy white.
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"I was floored by the story and just the enormity of this cover-up, how many people must've been involved in it," he said.
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Sure, a glass-floored canopy bridge about five-storeys above ground will let you walk over the foliage in one of Jewel's indoor forests.
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So step into the sticky-floored, cigarette smoke-filled Grindhouse theatre, because "Trailer Mix" has your front-row tickets to the ultimate battle… IN SPACE!
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"We have just been floored at the response that we've gotten," said Moon Duchin, a mathematician at Tufts who is one of the workshop's organizers.
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During Slowdive, I carry my boots and rock my feet in the sand, floored by the band's lilting grace—still tender after all these years.
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But when Floyd introduces her to his 9-year-old daughter, Laurel is floored — the girl looks exactly like Laurel's missing daughter at that age.
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The dogs here are malnourished and physically abused, crammed into tiny wire-floored pens, and exposed to the freezing winter elements and scorching summer conditions.
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"He said, 'I'm going to write you a check out of my personal account for $25,000,' and I was just floored," Baldridge told the Post.
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Who can forget Android N, which was pegged by most to be Android Nutella before Google floored the world by going with Android Nougat instead.
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After a cagey opening, Mr Joshua appeared to be in control during the fifth round, as he floored his opponent with a flurry of punches.
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" After Rodgers slipped the ring on her finger in the show's finale, Fletcher was floored, gushing to PEOPLE that the ring is "stunning and classic.
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Once these guys were dressed up in their tuxedos I was floored by how quickly they went from handsome boyfriends to striking grooms in waiting.
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He was born in 1944, the fifth of 14 children, who grew up in a dirt-floored shack in the outer Sydney suburb of Moorebank.
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I was floored the first time one of its personal navigation devices triangulated my car's position onto a city grid sometime in the early 2000s.
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In an entertaining second round, Kara-France scored a takedown off a single-leg trip before landing a vicious soccer kick to the floored Wada.
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According to the Post, Rogers was floored by the phone call, which also included a request to put pressure on Comey to drop the investigation.
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"The space feels so finished and refined," says Yashar, gesturing to the high-spec series of rooms that open from the monochromatic marble-floored atrium.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) said Thursday that he was "floored" by the president's budget proposal, which proposes cutting all funding for Essential Air Service (EAS).
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But Jackson pulls off this near-impossible feat, pulling the reader past the velvet ropes into the black-box theaters and sweaty, sticky-floored stadiums.
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The multi-floored Jewel, an asymmetrical toroid-shaped building between the airport's existing terminals and the air-traffic control tower, opens officially on April 17.
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I remember the first time I saw it, I was like 15, it was on some weird channel or something, and it just floored me.
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The TCL SOCL21 floored us earlier this year, and the model on sale has bigger drivers, though it doesn't create a seal in your ear.
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She also said she was "floored and embarrassed" when John Mayer called her "sexual napalm" during an interview he did with Playboy back in 2010.
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Simply consider the first couture show in six years by Azzedine Alaïa, held in the bare-bones concrete-floored space of his showroom/art gallery.
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Leading 27-23 late in the first quarter, the Clippers floored Houston with a pair of dominating runs, the first sparked by their second unit.
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Ms. Gotbaum said she was floored when some candidates started speaking about eliminating student debt, while others mentioned that the office should have subpoena power.
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Maldonado's combination of a left and right hook floored Fedor and the Brazilian was on hand to dish out a ground and pound beating subsequent.
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Q says he tried to make his way back into the car, but the thief -- who Q says looked 14 -- floored it and took off.
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"Bombed Regency Staircase, Upper Brook Street, Mayfair" (1942) features the cross section of an ornate, multi-floored stairwell revealed when a bomb blast cleaved the building.
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Yellowfin and skipjack are two tuna species commonly caught in the Indian Ocean, and they are sold and filleted on the slippery-floored Male fish market.
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While the transition from PS3 to PS4 didn't exactly leave me floored, it seemed the transition to VR could potentially be its most radical reformulation yet.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're just floored by this fight between Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro and Amazon's Jeff Bezos.
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He had a perfect 43-0 record until he was floored by Floyd Mayweather Jr in Las Vegas in 2007 and was never the same again.
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But this just floored my wife and me … I think adults can learn a lot from kids because they genuinely want to do good for others.
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She noted that SpaceX and Tesla are covered very differently... and then we basically just floored it from stoplight to stoplight on the West Side Highway.
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It was really our way to show all the filmmakers, 'Yes, we can pull these orcs off,' and when they first saw it they were floored.
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It was shown off during the keynote event, and even though the onstage demo was prerecorded, seeing and hearing the concept in action floored the audience.
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It's like a real-life version of a high-tech Peloton virtual spin class, crossed with the somewhat lower tech of Fred Flintstone's open-floored car.
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Anjuma is completely sure she will die sooner at a hospital than in her own dirt-floored hut where she survives off two meals a day.
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Axelsen, who emulated compatriots Peter Rasmussen and Flemming Delfs, was in disbelief after his power-packed show floored the 33-year-old great in Glasgow, Scotland.
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The property has a three-bedroom, one-bath guesthouse, a heated swimming pool and a marble-floored orangerie now used as a gym and pool house.
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"He said, 'I'm going to write you a check out of my personal account for $25,000,' and I was just floored," Chris Baldridge told the Post.
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A car plowed into a group of people in Charlottesville causing bodies to go flying ... then floored it in reverse away and appeared to drive off.
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I found them in Mr. Pelupessy's studio — a large, concrete-floored space jumbled with books, prints, and photographic apparatus, and flooded with cool northern European light.
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I was off the medication the next time I locked eyes with the two stripes on the pee stick, and within days floored by antenatal depression.
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" In effect, the university has cut off one of its most generous donors and a star professor, an action one faculty member said left her "floored.
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She led Njoku and Tinsley into a tidy linoleum-floored break room, where she and Dalton Johnson, who started the clinic, in 2001, were having lunch.
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" Juliette N. Kayyem, who was assistant secretary for intergovernmental affairs at the Department of Homeland Security during the Obama administration, wrote on Twitter: "I am floored.
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Ava DuVernay's powerful documentary, named for the 13th Amendment, both floored me and deepened my understanding about race, justice and mass incarceration in the United States.
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Then you realize that it runs the length of much of one side of the gallery, and that the decorative presentation has fooled then floored you.
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Her 500-square-foot loft is a model of efficient living, with tight spaces and hand-built shelves, that is perched above a concrete-floored warehouse.
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I grew up in Australia—a country not unlike the United States—but I was completely floored the first time I visited an American grocery store.
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An audience of 130 professional women — bankers, marketing directors — were observing this demonstration in the parquet-floored ballroom of a rented Midtown Manhattan co-working space.
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I'd never been out here before, and then when I came out for my first Macworld I was just floored about what was going on here.
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"The dogs here are malnourished and physically abused, crammed into tiny wire-floored pens, and exposed to the freezing winter elements and scorching summer conditions," he wrote.
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As the Socialist Party retreats into its narrow world of public-sector employees and cosmopolitan parquet-floored folk, the French blue-collar vote has turned to her.
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AND SADLY, YOU KNOW, I'VE BEEN THROUGH A SIMILAR PERSONAL HIT IN RECENT YEARS, AND THAT WOULD HAVE TOTALLY FLOORED ME. AND I WONDER, ARE YOU COPING?
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However, when I read that plus models have only made up around 0.4% of total model castings in each of the past three seasons, I was floored.
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" In February, however, Bellisario admitted on an episode of Katie's Crib podcast that when she learned she was expecting a baby girl, she was "floored" and "shocked.
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Why it matters: Republicans on the Hill were floored by Trump's decision to side with Democrats, but his voters seem to approve of the president's bipartisan negotiation.
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As for the cops, the DeKalb County PD tells TMZ Sports the officer involved was "floored" when he heard about White's allegations and denies doing anything wrong.
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In a tribute to George Harrison that night, Prince went on to play a guitar solo in "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" that left the room floored.
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Also, he hadn't seen his brother for fifty years... I have a brother and to think of him not seeing his brother for that long floored me.
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It's a pretty insane building—the ring itself is like a wooden-floored ring, as you might imagine, and underneath the ring is a pool of water.
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I have to say when I heard the part about Whitaker thinking the states should nullify federal laws I was … who knew I could still be floored?
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Looking floored, he handed the paper back to me and, after I turned it over, I saw it said, "Lou Adler" with his phone number on it.
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The marble-floored living room had two windows facing the Adriatic Sea, draped in beige and blue curtains; two windows faced the back wall of the hotel.
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No European shuttler has topped the Olympic podium since Danish great Poul-Erik Hoyer Larsen floored China's Dong Jiong in the men's singles at Atlanta in 1996.
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In the cement-floored malt barn, a single beam of light streaming through a small window gave the large, stark room the luminosity of a Vermeer painting.
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At the stone-floored restaurant, the Old Kiln Café, locals can be found amid tourists, socializing over fish pies, plates of smoked salmon or scones and cappuccinos.
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Jacobs stripped that away in the first minute of the fourth round when, after being floored by two hard rights, he rose and came to a realization.
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Emotionally, I had seen Celia Rowlson-Hall's film The Audition and Trey Shults's film Krisha and was floored by how pathetic and vulnerable they make themselves on film.
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Thankfully, the road ahead of Hughes was clear so he floored it and was able to use his Tesla's 691 horsepower to safely escape a rear end collision.
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Caroline: I'm straight-up floored that the same episode of this show featured the two female leads revealing both a secret rape and out-of-nowhere baby feelings.
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" Becky Neiman-Cobb: I'm a new mom, and I kept being floored by Domee's total understanding [of motherhood], like, "How do you know that that's a mom thing?
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I was floored by the artworks on their walls, as well as by the stories they shared with me about how this kind of art had been created.
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The fir-wood-floored loft holds a third bedroom with a pair of cedar-lined closets, an open den area with built-in bookshelves and a full bathroom.
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"'I'm going to write you a check out of my personal account for $25,000,' and I was just floored," Baldridge told the Post of his conversation with Trump.
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"I was a little bit floored by it, and I was trying to figure out how I could react and put something out there," Teodoro told the outlet.
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Anti-discrimination activists were floored by the law, calling it "cruel and insulting," but North Carolina is far from the only government to consider these kinds of laws.
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She would pirouette down the long wood-floored hallway and look out the attic windows, wearing her mother's work smock, imagining she was a dancer or an actress.
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The stone-floored foyer leads to a large living-and-dining area with hardwood floors, extensive built-in bookshelves and one side of a double-faced brick fireplace.
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O'Keeffe was floored by Brigman's work; the former's paintings of dying junipers are inspired by the latter's themes of suffering in the natural world, according to Ms. Pyne.
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She told us she was concerned about the flash of anger he displayed at one of the board members -- but she was truly floored by his conflict comment.
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Others, however, have been used to make concrete-floored huts which are now home to a number of families unable to afford the accommodation in nearby tower blocks.
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And so I think the same thing with "Will and Grace" was, people were just like floored that two gay men could be friends but not have a relationship.
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Puppy mills work to breed and sell as many puppies as possible, meaning that many dogs are typically confined in wire-floored cages so small they can't stand up.
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"Everyone here is floored Trump did this badly," writes Mike Pearl from Rubio's caucus night event, where the third-place candidate is delivering what amounts to a victory speech.
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"When I was walking across the quad, a guy stopped me and said, 'You know that all the seniors think you're pretty,' and I was so floored!" she says.
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Now, this might just mean that Mallory is a powerful witch, but it's worth noting that Michael seemed absolutely floored when Mallory displayed powers that sent him falling backwards.
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The celebrity chef admits she was shocked by "the fact that I even got pregnant," but when she found out she was expecting twins, she was even more floored.
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Olympic gold medal winning figure skater Scott Hamilton still remembers the moment he received the unexpected news about the tumor growing inside his brain – and how it floored him.
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Quin Bommelje, a 71-year-old ballroom dancer, took to the stage with her 35-year-old dance partner, Misha Vlasov, and floored the judges with her incredible performance.
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Cables hung over the rooftops, piping power from the day's wind and sunlight stored in hundreds of batteries to homes and clubs, public kitchens and mud-floored dance halls.
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As you'd expect, her 26 million followers are floored she hadn't discovered this at ANY point in her 21-plus years on the planet but, hey ... she's been busy.
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Although Camus was familiar with France's heavily black and Arab inner suburbs, or banlieues , and their subsidized urban housing projects, known as cités , his experience in Hérault floored him.
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Rizo was "floored," she said, to learn that although she had the same job title as he did, was better educated, and had more experience, he was paid more.
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Agents were reportedly floored by the dismissal, and some are wondering whether they will be allowed to continue that probe, according to a report in The New York Times.
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Much as Mr. Barakett was floored at how well she handled being coated by slime on "Fear Factor," he said her reaction to the online sliming endeared him more.
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It was immediately comfortable and I didn't overheat or notice my husband moving around next to meI was literally floored by how comfortable it was after the first night.
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Back in high school, I came across the 1943 movie "I Walked With a Zombie," and was floored by how this suspense movie dealt with repression, fear and racism.
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Mr. Pickett, who is known for his trademark high-register squeals often heard in the opening credits of "Saturday Night Live," floored Mr. Brecker with a brilliant squealing recital.
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Crossing the slate-floored foyer of the larger of the two structures, one enters a great room with soaring ceilings, a wall of windows and weathered posts and beams.
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Jessica Simpson said she was 'floored and embarrassed' after John Mayer called her 'sexual napalm'Jessica Simpson channeled Elle Woods from 'Legally Blonde' in a head-to-toe pink outfit
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The dress may have floored fashion critics in February 2000 when it first debuted, but it also made Google's team realize they had to upgrade the search engine's capabilities.
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And there was the year my brother came down with a stomach bug, and we had to quarantine him in the only isolated space available: the concrete-floored basement.
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Snoop hadn't heard, and was floored -- you gotta see his reaction -- but he immediately started thinking about how to save the hot spot ... where he's a regular, mind you.
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But perhaps he is in the same place Butcher, his ancestor, was nearly two hundred years earlier: a white-floored pit, lit by gaslight, his enemies lapping at the walls.
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If Eve did pull a death-themed bait and switch on Villanelle for her own survival, someone please get Hugo some crisps from his favorite sticky-floored fried chicken spot.
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The house is outfitted with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms, and boasts a chef's kitchen, a cork-floored fitness room, a large children's playroom and a 1,500-bottle wine cellar.
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We're told Drizzy got it while overseas and sent Wayne a pic when it was done, and Wayne was beyond floored and honored, since loyalty's a big deal with him.
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Whenever I would replace something that was temp there with something that aesthetically did not in any way resemble it, Ari was just more floored by the novelty of it.
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The "Sorry Not Sorry" singer posted photos of her Selena costume onto her Snapchat account, and wow, we are totally floored by the resemblance between Lovato and the late musician.
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I know, I know — we're all floored that JLo doesn't already follow the Mean Girls star, if only so she can ask her what day it is every October 3rd.
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There, in the replica of Adora's famously ivory-floored bedroom, she sees dozens of human teeth laid into the dollhouse floor, proving that Amma was the real Wind Gap murderer.
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He recalls vividly moving from a "humpy," a dirt-floored makeshift shack, consisting of just a few rooms, on the fringe of a country town, into a house with electricity.
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But it wasn't until the 2019 Met Gala that Sokol floored the world with her iconic design composed of four stacked hats worn by the artist and actress Janelle Monáe.
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Under current AWA regulations enforced by the USDA, dogs in commercial breeding facilities can legally spend their entire lives in small wire-floored cages, stacked on top of one another.
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We beat back the foliage and poison ivy and wrested open the door, then waited for our night eyes and saw that we were in a large poplar-floored kitchen.
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So I'll always remember being floored when I watched John Carpenter's "Halloween" for the first time (a poorly taped VHS copy of a copy, probably, which only made it scarier).
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When Selma director Ava DuVernay found out that Dargis had coined the term in her honor, she let us all know on Twitter that she was humbly surprised. Wow. Floored.
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I'd had my doubts when I'd heard that a rock garden was one of Chandigarh's — and India's — biggest calling cards, but then I stepped inside this one and was floored.
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Prosecutors tried to save their case, meeting in October 2018 with Uttam Dhillon, acting administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration, who was floored by the case, the news site reported.
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The half a dozen other ladies on the bus asked me if I was OK, and when I sheepishly admitted what was wrong, they did something that absolutely floored me.
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While the original formal living and dining rooms remain, the stone-floored former sunroom was converted into a library with a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the property.
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Joe Burrow says he's absolutely floored by the nearly $500,000 worth of donations to his hometown food bank ... but tells TMZ Sports he's already thinking of other ways to help.
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As a woman, she was "floored" by Trump's comments, and disgusted that others would seek to justify them, said Chase, a registered Republican who said she is now backing Clinton.
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Coming from a Love & Hip Hop background, where everyone is only aspiring to be rich and famous, I was floored when Erika's husband Tom casually gifted her a $85,000 Cartier ring.
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Millions of views "I was floored, I was utterly disgusted," Erica Gales Deminds, who has three children at the school, told CNN of her reaction when she first saw the video.
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This time, both phones captured fantastic looking shots that if I had seen them more than a year ago, I would have been floored to learn they came from phone cameras.
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The striking hacker drama starring Rami Malek debuted in 2015, when it floored critics and audiences with a fresh, addictive take on the hacker trope with a twist of psychological thrill.
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Hintalo is an intimate (but still two-floored) spot in a developing neighborhood that carries local draft beers and has an impressively able barback who can whip up a mean cocktail.
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It's not as flawless as Ultra HD Blu-ray discs, no, but the intro sequence of Amazon's The Grand Tour left many people at The Verge's New York office completely floored.
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I remember hearing "Two More Years" for the first time, and being floored by how the actual notes alone evoke the unique pain of personal desire in such an affecting way.
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Shirley Caesar is floored her gospel performance has turned into a Thanksgiving theme -- largely thanks to Chris Brown -- but wants all her fans to know, she ain't down with the twerking.
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Her painting installation, "An Extended Gray Scale" (223), presented by Fergus McCaffrey Gallery at the 2015 Art Basel Unlimited, positively floored many visitors and was a highlight of that art fair.
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As a teenager, I plucked McCracken's acclaimed novel The Giant's House from my mom's bookshelf, and was floored by her sentences — each a gem, each building towards a moving love story.
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The young golfer said he returned to the scorer's table where his father and coach were arguing with a U.S. Open tournament official and was floored upon hearing he was disqualified.
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Fans were floored when a photo of a baby who looks nearly identical to Ed Sheeran surfaced on the internet, but perhaps no one was quite as shocked as Sheeran himself.
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Growing up in incredible poverty, he was one of six children raised in a one-room, dirt-floored, cinder-blocked shack, and learned toughness from the end of his father's belt.
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Royce Burke, a chef in Los Angeles and a longtime friend of both Mr. Cailan and his brother, Alvin, said he was "floored" when friends told him about the multiple allegations.
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"(It's) nothing more than a breeding facility, where elephants are chained for approximately 16 hours a day or more in concrete-floored barns and still beaten with bullhooks," PETA's Arth said.
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Three knockdowns in the 10th, the last of which included cutting jabs, ramrod right hands, and lashing left hooks, finally floored Gvozdyk for good before the referee waved the bout off.
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"I was really floored and felt really honored that someone would trust me as an artist and the project as a whole to borrow something that's so personal," Lindsey-Hall said.
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While the entire estate is now open, the main draw is the pope's bedroom, one of the 20 marble-floored rooms in the private apartments overlooking Lake Albano, an extinct volcano.
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She cashes in all the goodwill she's stacked up over the years by insisting that Claudia share the real reason they want Nestorenko dead, and she's clearly floored by the answer.
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They were floored when, at the end of May, Mr. Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from Europe, while threatening to impose levies on foreign-made cars and car parts.
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Outdoor space: The home's original carriage house has been converted into a two-story dwelling with a large front patio, marble-floored downstairs living room and upstairs bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
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Browsing the history section of a bookstore, I was floored by the book jacket description because I was at the demonstration that turned violent that day in Madison – my 20th birthday.
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Dan Eberhart, a CEO of a Denver-based drilling services company and a prolific Koch donor, told The Wall Street Journal he was "floored" by the decision to not support Cramer.
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Joshua suffered the first loss of his professional career when he wilted in New York City in June, succumbing to a seventh round stoppage after Ruiz Jr. floored him four times.
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Pirates ace Chris Archer appeared floored by the child sexual assault allegations against his teammate, Felipe Vazquez ... saying the crimes he's accused of are "heinous" and he hopes they're not true.
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Gracing their pages is an honor, which is why I was floored and excited when this ol' stock photo hit the site: Do I want to be the face of gentrification?
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Following the show's twists and turns is mind-bending on its own, so even imagining the amount of physical control it takes to portray a character like Dolores leaves me simply floored.
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That's what happened to Lorenzo "Truck" Simpson -- who floored his opponent with a crushing left hook during his nationally televised fight on FS1 this weekend ... making just about every single highlight reel.
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Within seconds of the start of the fight, Williams kicked Alex Morono in the calf, threw lunging combinations of strikes, and, with his back to the fence, floored him with aggressive striking.
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The tile-floored room with a sliding glass door opening to a backyard patio is his studio, with several paintings in progress and detailed photographic images of flies stacked on a desk.
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Naughton has been floored by the response she's seen from the scientific community since Trump's election—so far, roughly 5,000 scientists have reached out to 314 Action about launching a political campaign.
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Collins said she wasn't aware of Giesbrecht's pregnancies or abortions and was "floored" by a revelation made in court in April that she'd had 10 legally-induced abortions from 1994 to 2011.
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Hamilton, who had begun relying on Christianity to help him through his earlier health struggles, including his battle with stage 4 testicular cancer in 1997, was literally floored by the physician's news.
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Zumthor's 400-foot-long oak-floored pavilion — swathed in sailcloth and lit by light bulbs hanging in each of the 91 steel-framed windows — leads toward a steel and smoked-glass box.
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The vast, marble-floored reception area was perfectly polished as a few men gathered on roomy couches to puzzle over the state of the country, while a waiter served tea and coffee.
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The actress claims the first she heard of Penn's intention to publish the interview in Rolling Stone was when they sat down face-to-face with El Chapo – and she was floored.
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Not only will you be blown by how good this mecha anime series looks, you'll be floored by how accurately it sounds like a Gundam fighting a gigantic alien lifeform in space.
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So when I found myself rocking my daughter to sleep and having a panic attack—my heart palpitating and the walls of her nursery seemingly closing in on me—I was floored.
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At the nursery, a concrete-floored, bunkerlike space on East 91st Street, A.S.P.C.A. staff members and volunteers tend up to 300 stray and orphan kittens at a time, acting as surrogate mothers.
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Hugh Hefner still had a hand in Playboy's centerfold biz as his health was failing ... according to Miss September, who's floored she'll now be mentioned in the same sentence as Marilyn Monroe.
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He was floored by the backlash he got when he stated what he said he assumed was accepted as fact among Republicans and Democrats alike: Mr. Trump is likely to be impeached.
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They floored us with their attention to detail and let us in on the secrets of Ovenly's super flaky pies—namely, their use of cold ingredients, minimal kneading, and high oven heat.
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"When she told me seven years before she passed away that she had money and wanted me to handle her will, I was floored to learn how much she'd saved," he tells PEOPLE.
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The turbocharged 2.5-liter 5-cylinder engine (yes, five) packs 250 horses and 266 pound-feet of torque on standard-grade gas with the turbo "overboosting" for the first 5003 seconds when floored.
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In 2010, environmental activist Philippe Cousteau, Jr. says he was "floored" when his girlfriend of one month, Ashlan Gorse, said she wanted to swim with great white sharks for her upcoming 30th birthday.
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I was particularly floored by some of the landscape shots that captured so much detail in some of the rocks, which helps add an additional sense of detail and emotion to the picture.
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This is a long way from the dirt-floored home of his grandparents in Újfehértó, Hungary, and from the modest apartment of his parents—a textile factory clerk and a seamstress—in Budapest.
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Hope you had breakfast already ... Here's Steph Curry and Drake being absolutely floored by an awesome (and revolting) David Blaine magic trick ... involving a live frogs, regurgitation, and a couple of wine glasses.
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The surprise collaboration and music video both dropped early on June 16, and fans were immediately floored by not only the Latin American-infused sound, but by the entire vibe of the video.
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Teen Vogue reported that people were so floored with the imaginative idea that, over the course of two days, the original tweet of the hack had more than 259,000 likes and 91,000 retweets.
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For a sense of how different things are today, visit the new Whitney, in the meatpacking district, where wood-floored capacious spaces with glass walls afford panoramas of Manhattan and the Hudson River.
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"I chose to run because I was floored by the fact that Donald Trump had won the presidency of the United States," Rouda said in January during a debate with Democratic congressional challengers.
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The marble-floored bathroom was small but well-appointed with oversized Frette robes, toiletries from Brooklyn-based perfumery D.S. & Durga, and the option the buy a Harry's shave kit for an additional $15.
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In a large cement-floored room where a Shinto altar dedicated to her husband loomed behind her, she bowed and thanked a group of all-male party and business leaders for their support.
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The policy has caused an outcry in the United States and has been condemned abroad as videos emerged of youngsters held in concrete-floored enclosures and an audio of wailing children went viral.
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Still, when I got pregnant, I was floored by the number of people who assumed that I would soon be eating placenta, sewing cloth diapers, and/or breast-feeding my kid until he's 11.
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I didn't really know who the guy was, and it didn't matter; he was just someone I'd danced with at the sticky-floored Brit-pop club way over on West 14th that didn't card.
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"[It's] nothing more than a breeding facility, where elephants are chained for approximately sixteen hours a day or more in concrete-floored barns and still beaten with bullhooks," PETA spokeswoman Katie Arth told Reuters.
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After a couple of hundred meters the cave reduces in size to a mud floored passage 2 meters wide and 3 meters high," author Martin Ellis wrote in "The Caves of Thailand Volume 2.
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Agreed. A protective entourage — his father, his coach, a few friends — escorted Aljahmi up the basement steps and into the parquet-floored auditorium, a Christmas-decorated bingo hall set up for a boxing event.
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INDOORS A first-floor wing of more than 1,000 square feet contains an interconnected suite of rooms: a living room, a bluestone-floored sitting room, a bookshelf-lined study and a formal dining room.
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He purchased most of the copies for $15 each, and played one for his friend Louviere, who was similarly floored and who drove out the next day to pick up the last remaining copy.
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Faith was scheduled to be in L.A. getting ready for a London trip, and Stevie was just in Atlanta for 'Love & Hip Hop' ... so the Vegas rendezvous that ended in "I do" floored everyone.
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MOSCOW — The leaders of soccer in Europe stood around the marble-floored lobby of a Hyatt hotel in Kiev, Ukraine, last month, trading gossip about one of their former colleagues: FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
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"The Sigma Alpha chapter at Fort Hays State University was floored by the amount of support our local community had on our drop off locations," said Emily Bennigsdorf, Sigma Alpha Beta Mu chapter president.
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Duong Van Mai Elliott, the daughter of a former French colonial official who had family on both sides of the conflict, and who appears in the film, said she was "floored" by that moment.
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PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive says he was floored when get got the call to spin at Coachella, one of the world's biggest music festivals, in April, alongside artists such as Childish Gambino and Ariana Grande.
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He helps viewers visualize and ultimately believe in a future where our first hookups aren't in sticky-floored frats, and instead with partners invested in your wellbeing and on their own journey of emotional growth.
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When she wanders into the dirt-floored barn where Robert is teaching chess, he quickly identifies her as a "fighter", but she doesn't appear to be any tougher, braver or more cunning than her peers.
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UNITED STATES The Trump administration defended its hardline immigration policy at the U.S.-Mexico border as furor grew over the separation of immigrant parents and children, including video of youngsters sitting in concrete-floored cages.
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Kylie Minogue used to call the ebony-floored manse home, and we're sure she took good advantage of the wood-paneled library, the huge kitchen with Calacatta countertops, and the large den complete with fireplace.
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I had spent a lot of time in Jackson making other work, and I was just floored by the idea that not only is there one clinic, but there's one clinic because of state legislators.
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But in exchange, amateur singers have access to a homier and more refined space than say, a sticky-floored private room or a tiny, harshly lit (and quite public) platform stage in a dive bar.
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One was for stalking, while the other was for writing a threat to kill ... but you can see on the arrest video, obtained by TMZ Sports, Parrish is floored when cops tell him the news.
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For a statue of St. Peter, Hanlon once hooked a rig to his pickup, attached a line to one side of the mold, which was also attached to a wall, and floored the gas pedal.
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Her fifth word is also her solution to the Greek poem's fifth word — to polytropos: When I first read these lines early this summer in The Paris Review, which published an excerpt, I was floored.
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"It's kind of like we were making a new pilot," Bob-Waksberg told me, sounding — like everyone I spoke to about "Fish Out of Water" — equally thrilled and floored that the show pulled it off.
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Through the arched wooden doors on the ground level, a marble-floored foyer with high ceilings leads to an office area, study and powder room, with access beyond to a large marble patio and backyard.
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Natasha, who spends most of her time taking care of her own crew of kids and animals, says she is floored that the cat car party video "did what it did" and went so viral.
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"It floored me how poised, confident, elegant, sweet, gorgeous (I don't think there are actually enough adjectives in the English language for me to properly articulate how perfectly she held her own)…" the proud mom added.
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Reuters saw about 20 police officers enter the marble-floored lobby of the Pavilion Residences apartment block in the Malaysian capital, just as Mahathir was holding a news conference to announce key members of his cabinet.
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Washington (CNN)As his eldest son faced the prospect of resigning as Delaware's attorney general amid health concerns, Vice President Joe Biden received an offer that floored him: financial support from his boss, President Barack Obama.
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Being able to save (and exit, to return later) at several stages of the infiltration has been vital, as these shadows can pack a punch—my poor, fragile Egg-san's been floored a few times already.
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WASHINGTON — The marble-floored atrium at the office of Dentons, a prominent law and lobbying firm, is a popular venue for the capital's elite to gather for political fund-raisers and ritzy receptions for corporate clients.
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A work by Hilary Harkness shows dozens of women working frantically and semi-nude on an industrial project site, while another work portrays a gay male orgy happening throughout a multi-floored mansion in glorious detail.
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I remember seeing a massive orange / blue wall (probably in keeping with the album cover tones) that was rippling at various levels in my mind, and just being floored by the whole landscape in my head.
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I'm floored ... I'm humbled to be sharing this acknowledgement with my co-star and friend Armie Hammer - and to be included alongside actors I have looked up to and studied closely - it's just a massive honor!
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But it turned out to be a restored palace from the 15th century with its stone columns and elaborate wooden ceilings intact, plus an elegant indoor, marble-floored courtyard where we ate breakfast under a skylight.
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Two sets of the decorative glass doors found throughout the main floor open to a long living room with backlighted ceiling panels, a brick fireplace at one end and a marble-floored sunroom at the other.
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Agents were floored that Mr. Trump would fire the director in the midst of an investigation into whether any of the president's associates had conspired with Russia to swing the election in favor of Mr. Trump.
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To the right of the wood-floored room stood a row of electronic ordering kiosks, and to the left, the restaurant had several tables for those who wanted to engage in a slightly more familiar dining experience.
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Broner had been left relatively unscathed before that night, but Maidana floored Broner twice while on his way to victory and cemented his spot as one of the most fan-friendly fighters of this present boxing era.
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Size: 1,452 square feet Price per square foot: $362 Indoors: Turning right from the foyer, you enter an oak-floored living room with a white-painted brick wood-burning fireplace at one end, flanked by open shelves.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration defended its hardline immigration policy at the U.S.-Mexico border on Monday as furor grew over the separation of immigrant parents and children, including video of youngsters sitting in concrete-floored cages.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the party's leader, floored Theresa May at prime minister's questions on March 22016st by asking whether the collapse of Northamptonshire was the fault of "Conservative incompetence" at a local level, or at a national level.
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They staged "Elephant" in a stock pavilion with bundles of hay and bleachers around a large dirt-floored livestock arena, and during the show, a life-size, impressive but intentionally unrealistic elephant puppet walked into the space.
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Catherine Cortez Masto, I wasn't surprised to hear her say she had her own gender-related anecdotes, but I was floored by what she told me a male colleague said to her as a young law associate.
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It's a simple community hall with basketball nets on either end of its wooden floored surface, but there's a certain magic it brings to the regional MMA events that have frequented the venue for over a decade.
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A 15-year-old without a driver's license was gleefully sliding the car sideways through turn after turn, the gas pedal floored and the occupants straining against their seatbelts as they were thrown from side to side.
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Having already floored Roger Federer to send shockwaves through the tournament, the 14th seed can create further tennis history for his country when he plays for a spot in the final against Rafa Nadal or Frances Tiafoe.
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Published in 2003, it follows a 28-year-old billionaire named Eric Packer over the course of a day that he spends, for the most part, stuck in traffic in the backseat of his marble-floored limousine.
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Sensationail Gel Polish Starter Kit, $28.96, Available at AmazonI've been getting my nails regularly done since I was about 16-years-old, and after adding up how much I have spent over the years, I was floored.
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To the left of the entrance is a wood-floored dining room with a fireplace that is currently not operable, followed by a kitchen with rustic wood cabinets, decorative tile backsplashes and a bay-windowed breakfast niche.
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After waking before sunrise, she drives a mile from her modest apartment to her studio, a sunlight-filled, dust-covered, concrete-floored, 4,300-square-foot industrial work space founded in 1995 by the renowned artigiano Massimo Galleni.
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Oregon State University physicist Faye Barras, Ph.D., spoke with Inverse about Biles' ability to seemingly defy physics and she was as floored as the rest of us: What I was amazed at is that last double layout.
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The Americans called their living quarters the "dude ranch," and Davies, also the son of American missionaries, describes in the memoir "China Hand" its eight rooms as dirt-floored, each with two beds fitted with straw mattresses.
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Less than a week ago, none other than Shaquille O'Neal—no stranger to the musician-athlete crossover himself—gave it a listen on his podcast (check at the 41-minute mark) and was absolutely floored with laughter.
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This album marks Ashra's pivot from his solo project (previously he'd been Manuel Göttsching, veteran of the German krautrock outfit Ash Ra Tempel) to a full band that floored everyone with their sound and strangely erotic, alien cover.
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Beyond the back door is a much smaller, concrete-floored room with a wooden bath, a squat toilet and, next to it, a tiny padlocked cell crammed with four painfully skinny men: they, too, had tried to escape.
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The was a lot of talk about "adrenaline," but I truly didn't understand how it worked until the second that ACP floored the gas and we went screeching off to do donuts and other tricks at 100 MPH.
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I was a bit floored by the response I received from readers about a throwaway Twilight joke I made a few weeks ago — clearly, more than a decade later, the fandom of the series is alive and well.
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If you have trouble believing that Elizabeth Warren experienced pregnancy discrimination because no one wrote down "Fired because pregnant," you are going to be floored when you learn about the experiences of.... any other human woman you know.
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"When we found out we were having a girl, I was floored, I was shocked," Bellisario, who gave birth to a daughter back in October, told fellow actress Katie Lowes on Monday's episode of her podcast, Katie's Crib.
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We were floored by the consistently exceptional quality of the startups marshalled by Kathryn Finney at Atlanta's digital undivided, and felt right at home with the founders who Collective Hustle's Sam Smith gathered around a table in Charlotte.
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And banks have realized that digital-native millennials have the same core banking needs — a safe place to stash cash and easy ways to retrieve it — as the generations that favored marble-floored lobbies lined with teller windows.
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Interest rates have been floored at zero for a decade, central banks have pumped over $10 trillion of QE into the global financial system and governments have unleashed a tsunami of fiscal stimulus not seen since for decades.
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The lobby is cramped, the breakfast room is crammed with chandeliers and a D.J. station, and a small glass-floored elevator barely fits two pieces of luggage and seems to be the sole reason for the hotel's name.
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Indeed, I was so floored by the departure of one of the all-time great portrayals of living through suffering on screen that I never bothered to think much about what might happen in the episode that remained.
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He's floored by the fact that Facebook can connect him to an old Marine friend, but quickly finds himself overwhelmed when they meet up and connect with some other veterans who have not exactly readjusted to civilian life.
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The affair began with trysts at Mr. Guzmán's marble-floored, ocean-view safe house in Los Cabos and ended eight years later with Ms. Sánchez, in dyed hair and prison clothes, appearing as a witness at his trial.
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I'm kind of floored, because I and other gay people around my age (54) or older spent most of our lives educating people about the bigotry and inaccuracy of those very stereotypes and trumpeting the message — the truth!
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"When you're balancing and moving along an irregular-floored tunnel and you slip or stumble, the first thing you'll do is put your hand or arm out onto the nearest bit of wall," Mr. Farr said by telephone.
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" She said she was "floored" by the chancellor's letter to the university community, and her first action on reading it was to send Dr. Ayala an email whose subject line read "I don't believe a word of it.
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Wilder's 12th-round power outburst — a right hand-left hook combination that floored Fury — was the type of plot twist that Andre Ward, an analyst for ESPN, said made the rematch compelling to both hardcore and casual fans.
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As a college student only months older than the survivors of the February 14 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, I've been floored by watching how the traditional roles of student and teacher, child and parent have reversed.
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Popularly regarded as Japan's national sport, sumo pits two giant wrestlers, clad only in loinclothes, in a test of brawn and skill waged - with crouches and charges - inside a ring floored with clay and edged with straw bales.
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Floored (and more than a little freaked out that I'd somehow misread everything), I opened up the question to Twitter via an official poll, where the results have been far more evenly divided than I ever would've guessed.
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The sunlit, brick-floored space alone is just as Tumblr-ific as the curated wares—think ceramic mugs and planters, screenprinted notebooks, delicate gold jewelry galore, independently made bath products, and a wide variety of prints from local artists.
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Michelle Rodriguez floored me as the most domestic and sensible of the titular widows, and Elizabeth Debicki is at once fragile and formidable as a woman who's only ever defined her own worth by the men in her life.
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On August 31st Edouard Philippe, Mr Macron's prime minister, and Muriel Pénicaud, his labour minister, walked out of their last spirit-chasing session with the unions and into the parquet-floored salon next door to explain their reform plan.
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Within two years, he had put away enough money to transform his cramped home into a spacious three-story, marble-floored palace with arched doorways and a terrace from which he could see Tel Aviv on a clear day.
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It's hard to say what makes for more enjoyable Masked Singer viewing: For you to correctly guess the identity of the contestant and feel smarter than the rest of the internet, or to be completely floored by their identity.
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"A mysterious man appeared," who managed to locate the only passable stairwell and began marshaling down groups of injured and dazed people, according to the article, which also gave a telling detail about the rescuer that floored Ms. Crowther.
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"She said she floored the gas pedal to get speed to go across the water, and said she got about a fourth of the way and the nose began to dip and water poured into her car," he says.
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With strict French rules capping individual donations at €211,24 ($220,200) per donor, and no advance public subsidy, Mr Macron cast his net wide, collecting donations of €10 online as well as bigger cheques at parquet-floored dinner parties in Paris.
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Following on from the bruises left by Lukas Rosol (100), Steve Darcis (135) and Nick Kyrgios (144), the 102nd-ranked Brown floored Nadal in the second round with a brand of serve-and-volley tennis that left the purists purring.
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A straight right in the sixth from the Venezuelan floored Lomachenko, who recovered to stun Linares with a body shot to win his third world title in as many weight classes in only his 12th professional bout at Madison Square Garden.
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You could press both (and in experiments, Krummel found that was a crude way of controlling the activation rate), but if you floored both, the brake overruled the gas pedal and the T cell wouldn't go, regardless of everything else.
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Among those waiting in the earth-floored, dung-scented arena to greet the bull-riders on July 3rd is Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, a wiry, genial Republican who as an orthopaedic surgeon spent years patching up rodeo-battered cowboys.
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He controlled distance with a stiff jab, and used it to set up power punches, like the right hand to the ear that dropped Wilder in Round 3 and the left hook to the body that floored him in Round 5.
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For all the calm sophistication of Solondz's methods, they carry a hint of a raging and inquisitive child, eternally floored by adult duplicity, and "Wiener-Dog" struck me as the type of film that Remi might grow up to make.
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Already floored, Morgan's night reached a whole new level when headliner DJ Khaled announced that he had a surprise scholarship for the 17-year-old — who was ranked third in his class and was a member of the Spanish honor society.
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The church has denied it had anything to do with the assault that floored stone altars, broke stone carvings, and left offerings in disarray at the highland religious site surrounded by a pine forest in the central Mexican state of Hidalgo.
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She couldn't do it because she's filming a movie somewhere, but she wrote back the kindest, nicest note, and I was floored because a lot of times people just say, 'We asked her people and they said she can't because she's busy.
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"I was floored when Pottery Barn enlightened me that they would actually be launching MODERN BABY in July and that I'd be the first to enjoy the collection pre-launch just in time for baby Canon!" writes the new mother of three.
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Caroline Framke: Gaad's death is fascinating for its futility alone — even the Soviets sent to question him seem floored by how clumsy and pointless it was — but it's also telling that it happened the second he thought he was in the clear.
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"If you live in an area for that long, you tend to develop social and political capital," he told Reuters in an interview at his marble-floored mansion, nestled among the rolling mango plantations of Mianwali Qureshian, a village in southern Punjab.
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"To be honest the entire crew, even a lot of Jonathan's crew were like, 'Oh, Drew had so much to work with for the master bathroom, the transformation is unbelievable,' and Jonathan still beat me on that and I was floored," he says.
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I had spent the morning sleeping, the afternoon cleaning up my sticky-floored, New Year's-ruined apartment, activities that were interspersed with a variety of caloric intakes and movie viewings, including You Got Served (does not really hold up) and Paddington 203 (phenomenal!).
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I wanna tell you that the Wright Brothers would be floored by the advent of the 747 but honestly, so many of these historic innovators were driven by visions of a future insanely beyond both their grasp and their time on Earth.
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Te Huna backed up the Canadian early with front kicks to his body, but Bossé exploded out of the traps about 40 seconds into the first round and caught the New Zealander with a crisp right hand that floored him on contact.
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Just the same, he's floored when a simple missing persons case leads to a vengeance drama involving an electric cattle prod with enough volts "to knock a steer sideways" and a savage beating that has him hanging tough but eventually screaming for mercy.
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Longing for the days of the sticky floored arcades of your youth and long nights spent with the Atari 2600, but can't be bothered to dig through your mum's basement to find all the bits and bobs to throw yourself into a retro-gaming binge?
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Beginning to tire myself, I catch sight of Stephen Wilkes's "Recycled Aluminum Can Study #1" (2015), on view at Monroe Gallery of Photography's booth, and I am floored — or rather, benched, since there is, mercifully, a grey leather cushion directly in front of the work.
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Stephen Colbert was so floored by the idea of President Donald Trump's budget slashing programs like the National Endowment for the Arts and Meals on Wheels that he called in a big gun to address it: his own alter-ego, "fiscal conservative" pundit Stephen Colbert.
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There, Shannon Spangler, a 25-year-old Dallas transplant who now lives in Brooklyn, took a break from high-fiving other protesters to tell me how floored she was that Trump could push the policies he does after growing up in New York City.
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"Once I found out that I was pregnant I was very concerned that the baby was going to be in my abdominal cavity, but we were floored and excited that he was actually in my uterus where he was supposed to be," she said.
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When Midge is performing at sticky-floored downtown nightclubs or doing impromptu (and frankly, extremely annoying) gigs at housewarming parties, Ethan and Esther are elsewhere — though exactly where, we don't know, because the show rarely addresses the question of who is taking care of them.
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Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, SLCE Architects and Roman and Williams, which is behind the Ace Hotel New York, 236 West 264st Street will present 22005,7003 square feet of amenities, including a demonstration kitchen, bike-repair area and full-size, sprung-floored basketball court.
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On the other hand, the implications of this development — that a US spy was extracted at least in part because the president could not be trusted to protect the person's identity — floored intelligence veterans because it confirmed some of their worst fears about Trump.
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We got the "iSpy" rapper at LAX Friday, and he tells us he's been floored by the humanity people have shown for those in need, but he's pleading to not let up ... and says he's got some big stuff planned to help out too.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES In its analysis of foreign-currency exposure from potential negative Libor and Euribor, Fitch assumed the coupons due on the notes are floored at zero and that in a 'AAAsf' stress, each of these base rates go to -0.65% for five years.
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Mr. Balogun said it floored him earlier in the day when he heard that a Minnesota police officer had fatally shot a black man who, according to a witness, had told the officer during a traffic stop that he was legally carrying a firearm.
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On Monday, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump - who visits Britain next month, defended its hardline immigration policy at the U.S.-Mexico border as furore grew over the separation of immigrant parents and children, spurred by video of youngsters sitting in concrete-floored cages.
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Size: 6,344 square feet Price per square foot: $296 Indoors: Reoriented with the addition, the main entrance takes you by way of a stone-floored vestibule into a large family room with radiant-heated, reclaimed wide-plank oak floors and antique oak ceiling beams.
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The plodding Dimitrenko, whose attack was limited to pawing jabs and clinch after becoming a touch hesitant to engage in slugfest once feeling his opponent's power, was floored four times in the brief bout—with Parker's clubbing right hands over the top dismantling Dimitrenko.
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Battlezone, which launches alongside Sony's PlayStation VR headset in October, is an all-action affair—as you might expect, given it's a reboot of a game from 1980 that you used to find standing up in bars, social clubs, and, naturally, sticky-floored arcades.
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While away your afternoon snacking around Eatyard, an open-air, gravel-floored courtyard with food stalls selling everything from wings dipped in sauces flavored with Irish whiskey to vegan fish and chips (made with a plant-based meat substitute) to locally made ice cream.
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When breaking General Madine out of an Imperial detention cell, I was floored when I realized that the key to getting through security was to call an elevator car to a different floor, and then use the now-empty elevator shaft to break-in.
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While away your afternoon snacking around Eatyard, an open-air, gravel-floored courtyard with food stalls selling everything from wings dipped in sauces flavored with Irish whiskey to vegan fish and chips (made with a plant-based meat substitute) to locally made ice cream.
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But the aspect of this scene that floored me most is that it took a serious, respectful approach to both Grey Worm's castration and his insecurity around it — which, for a show that's usually obsessed with penises, may be the most shocking thing of all.
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"The strange part of it was we were all floored, but it also felt like we had all just been there," the actress told CNN in an interview Tuesday, one day after a video of the cast's political-themed reunion caused a frenzy on the internet.
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" Already, Young is floored by the number of male gamers who have told him that they can't wait to dive in with their spouses—"and if you work in this industry and you work in a sports video, most people's wives could care less what you do.
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Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, said during a panel discussion that she was "floored" to find out that at some tech companies only 1 percent to 2 percent of employees are black, and that she would consider regulations to address the disappointing numbers, Recode reported.
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Jaguar Land Rover has introduced a new concept vehicle that cuts a very different figure relative to its usual fare: It's a four-wheeled electric urban mobility concept called "Project Vector" that looks more like a low-floored airport shuttle train car than a traditional car.
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At the luxurious Royal Tulip hotel - a marble-floored red crescent on the outskirts of Brasilia that is home-from-home for Brazil's political elite - former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has set up camp with the aim of saving Rousseff, his protégé and successor.
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I was floored that he digressed in an interview with Burns to wonder about the accusations against Charlie Rose, the news anchor who was dismissed from the shows that he hosted on CBS, PBS and Bloomberg's own cable network after numerous women accused him of sexual harassment.
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Instead, I was floored by how, through Yorkey's careful vision, the source material bloomed into a smart, thoughtful, and incredibly painful examination of not just the complications of being a teen, but of the systematic sexism that often first rears its ugly head when teenagers come of age.
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Midge is floored because her husband lied to her, she's looking at unexpected homelessness, has unwittingly been living "hand-to-mouth" for four years with only her father-in-law secretly keeping her family afloat, and Moishe made some offensive comments about her aimless, Bon-Bon-full single future.
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I wish that there was a symbol or a special font that could express sarcasm in written words on the internet, because I would deploy it now when I talk about how shocked, how utterly floored, I was that RuPaul didn't send any of the final four queens home.
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A photo of the supermodel on board a party bus with a group of teens dressed in their sequined best has been circulating on social media within the last few hours thanks to shocked students who were floored that the supermodel made a pit stop to pose with them.
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And that meant that a night playing at Los Crazios became less a musical journey and more an attempt to steer a disparate ship through a sticky-floored and carnivalesque series of booze-sodden waves, with only saccharine teen pop, bait R&B, and 80s nostalgia anthems for support.
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"Sawyer, Andrea and the rest of the students absolutely floored me with their compassion and maturity, and I knew that I had to dive into 'Shine' with them and make sure the music video amplified the song's message and captured my school in an authentic, meaningful way," she said.
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A 530-square-foot addition with a pitched ceiling with glass panels follows the grade of the land, creating three levels divided by a few steps that contain a library, a second dining area and a flagstone-floored greenhouse, sealed off from the rest of the interior by glass.
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The hired muscle put the guy in a headlock, but he busted free and swung at one of the bouncers and that was enough ... a single punch floored the guy in the street, and as he hit the ground he made contact with a car that was driving by.
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Casa Ellul By next summer, a spate of hotels are scheduled to open; until then, the most elegant option is Casa Ellul, an eight-suite, neo-Classical townhouse that mixes the building's original grandeur (stone windows, a marble-floored staircase) with modern amenities (king-size beds, glass-walled bathrooms).
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Growing up in the unfashionable Sunset District of San Francisco — described in great detail by Kushner: the fog, the clamminess, the beach bonfires, the sticky-floored Irish bars — she becomes an almost feral street kid, drinking, shoplifting, doing drugs and thinking about selling them, all before she's barely pubescent.
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Even though they have a private side entrance, the family tends to enter the building from the street like their guests, passing through the marble-floored foyer and communal living room, which is anchored by a bright scarlet floral sofa from the French set and costume designer Lucien Donnat.
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While it's true that Australians had reason to suspect some level of wrongdoing in the banking system thanks to some excellent journalism in recent years, everyone seems to have been floored by what, in the words of the former chairman of Australia's competition watchdog, is "widespread, shocking, unconscionable" conduct.
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In the marble-floored lobby of the Lotte one day early in the tournament, for example, a FIFA official valiantly tried to assuage any concerns Mukul Mugdal, the independent head of FIFA's governance committee, might have had that plans to house him in the deluxe suite had changed.
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Erin Lorek is an artist whose practice involves casting sheets of glass using large iron plates, work that would ideally be done in a concrete-floored, industrial warehouse with a freight elevator, rather than the living room of a shared, three-bedroom apartment in a Bedford-Stuyvesant brownstone.
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On Instagram, you've probably seen influencers sharing tours of their glass-floored villas in the Maldives, Champagne in hand, looking out over a freestanding bathtub or maybe even an infinity pool — because why swim in the crystal clear ocean when you can swim in a chlorinated swimming pool above it?
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Not to be a little kid about it, but J.D. Salinger's Nine Stories has an economy of language and what was communicated about the emotional history of these characters with such few bits of dialogue that just really floored me when I read it when I was in my late teens.
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The showstopper feature of the 11-floored building, originally built in 1924 by esteemed British architect Sir Edwin 'Ned' Lutyens for the Midland Bank, is the dazzling entrance hall which serves as a hub housing seven bars and restaurants and a stage for live performances in the midst of it all.
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"Maslow's pyramid of human needs theory had the right, slightly mysterious, shape, the right colors, and as a theory, was a bit sketchy and floored so I thought it would be perfect, especially with the Pyramid Stage being the main one at the Glastonbury Festival," Balogh tells The Creators Project.
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This post originally appeared on Noisey UK When I was growing up in the 22s, alongside the page ripped pictures of 290 Colours Red and Gwen Stefani that adorned the walls of my bedroom-cum-Batcave, there was a complimentary promotional poster of Trainspotting, acquired from my local sticky-floored Odeon.
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Investigators were still piecing together how Mr. Oddi entered the Trump complex in the first place, but Mr. Perez said officials believed that the suspect had removed an American flag from a pole on the property and brought it into the hotel's marble-floored lobby at about 1:30 a.m.
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They tried to talk about a running joke in the movie where the women use the code "do you need a tampon?" to ask each other for help when creepy men are making them uncomfortable — and were floored when their host balked at letting them use the word "tampon" on air.
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" He went on to describe how floored the team was by the refugees' generosity when Full Frontal visited a camp, and that even though it "took a while to sort of develop how to make that funny," they were determined to humanize the refugees beyond a "nameless, faceless crowd of people.
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Where: Origami located in The Capitol Hotel TokyuCost: 5,602 yen, roughly $51.56 USDThe afternoon tea time at Origami in The Capitol Hotel Tokyu features an impressive variety of teas (and coffees) to choose from, but what floored me was the presentation of the two bento boxes of miniature sweet and savory goodies.
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Sure, scientists may have debunked "beer goggles" as a myth, but we know from the questionable Tinder date whose cargo shorts seem to become less of an issue with each round of margaritas—as well as every drunken snog in every sticky floored uni club ever—that drinking alcohol makes people more attractive.
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Frank Zappa Zappa was performing in London in 1971 when a fan rushed the stage during the band's encore and — either because Zappa had been "making eyes at his girlfriend" or the band "hadn't given him value for his money" — punched Zappa, causing him to fall 15 feet into the venue's concrete-floored orchestra pit.
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Many had expected a five-year extension, but the now on-target deadline has floored some ship owners and refiners, and left a scramble to determine what to use in vessel engines – and what to do with the some 3 million barrels per day (bpd) of sulfur-laden fuel oil that powers most ships today.
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I'd recommend going to the pub if you find yourself spending most of the time in whatever grubby-floored hovel in Dalston you're calling a nightclub sucking on bottles of room temperature lager with a slice of lime sticking out of it, running back to the bar every fifteen fucking minutes for four solid hours.
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"When my daughter was a toddler, I was absolutely floored to see that there seemed to be far more male characters than female characters in what we're making for kids in the 21st century," said the actress Geena Davis, founder of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and an adviser on the project.
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Narrow enough that the palms of my hands could easily press up against opposite walls if I stretched my arms out, the wood-floored room had a coziness about it — and plenty of space to store the two suitcases and backpack I'd been carrying with me for days that constituted my entire life's possessions.
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I already had this big YouTube audience but I hadn't told anyone that I was signed, and I had been working on music secretly for a year when I told everyone that I was coming out with an EP. I remember being absolutely floored by the reaction, everyone was super, super excited and very positive about it.
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Many big name fighters haunted the twin concrete floored rings and pendulous bags of Rompo Gym, champs like Faisal Zakaria, Damien Trainor, Alain Sylvestre and "the Dag Posse," Russian terminators who had been sent from the future to take on the Muay Thai scene; Dzhabar Askerov, Ramazan "The Punisher" Ramazanov, Arslan Magomedov, Magomed "The Propeller" Magomedov and Abdulmalik Gadzhiev.
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"I walked into the room and I was absolutely floored by the number of people that were in the room to begin with, and I can remember along the back wall was this bank of television cameras, I mean, arrayed across the entire back wall, and I was sort of taken aback by the whole thing," Schwarzkopf said.
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I'm so excited to have a cozy alternative to my current solution of performing menstrual sex in a crude, dirt-floored backyard hut made of sticks and animal fur, that I won't even mention we are centuries overdue in mainstreaming this quotidian function of female biology that is literally going on somewhere in your vicinity at all times.
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The pilot, which airs on NBC on Tuesday, keeps the emotional gas pedal floored from the opening scene, scored to Sufjan Stevens's melancholy "Death With Dignity," to the end, set to Labi Siffre's anthemic "Watch Me." And all the way in between, this well-crafted and shameless dramedy is a jam-packed theater of the verklempt.
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Yeshanew said in the report and later interviews with AP that he was taken to the single-story, dirt-floored detention center in July on suspicion he was talking to news organizations, and after 10 hours of questioning was told he would be thrown into jail "like all the other persons before" him if he didn't keep quiet.
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Read more: 'Pure insanity': Intelligence veterans are floored by Barr's 'off the books' overtures to foreign officials about the Russia probeLate Monday, the Washington Post reported that Barr traveled overseas and personally asked top foreign intelligence officials to help with a Justice Department inquiry into the origins of the Russia investigation, led by US attorney John Durham.
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I walked into the stucco-ceiling'd, cement-floored room—where I can only imagine every single wedding reception, cribbage tournament, and Knights of Columbus meeting has taken place for the past 21967 years—glanced over the UFO memorabilia merchandise table at the back, and made myself comfortable for what would be a two-hour witness testimonial session.
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It was only a couple of years ago when I'd first read "Desert Solitaire" and been floored by Abbey's barreling prose, his joy and petulance, his pre-Gonzo Gonzoness: "[F]or godsake folks get out of them there machines, take off those [expletive] sunglasses and unpeel both eyeballs, look around; throw away those goddamned idiotic cameras!" he wrote.
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By the time I learned any of this, I'd been out of kindergarten for north of 20 years, and despite the fact that the boulder wasn't of the historical significance I'd always believed it to be, I was so floored to discover there was an actual, physical Plymouth Rock that I de-Manifested my way to Massachusetts.
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He was still recovering from the frightening virus that had floored him in the run-up to the French Open, leaving him hospitalized for several days and depriving him of the chance to compete in the tournament that means the most to him as a Frenchman who loves the long slide on clay and the deep connection to the crowd.
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Read more: 'You actually have to give a s--- about your spies': Intel veterans are floored by report that an asset was extracted from Russia in part because of TrumpThe descriptions from Russia of Smolenkov's work for the Kremlin, the timing of his disappearance in 2017, and his presence in the suburbs of Washington, DC, appear to match the reports.
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And they were in keeping with the at-times confusing tone of Mr. Trump's speech at a muddy-floored training center for union workers here in this Cleveland suburb: His appearance was billed as an attempt to promote his infrastructure plan, but Mr. Trump addressed it only briefly near the end of his remarks, and said it was unlikely to pass soon.
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An address on Isham Park or Herbert Von King Park may not have quite the same ring as one on Prospect Park or Gramercy Park, but in a market where buyers can become dizzy trying to distinguish one marble-kitchened, white oak-floored condo from another, a view of treetops swaying outside the living room window is a distinctive edge.
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Read more:AG Barr says he won't cave to pressure from Trump despite repeatedly doing what Trump publicly demands'Can't recall a worse day for DOJ': Trump's acquittal fuels his 'dictatorial' instincts as he obliterates the Justice Department's last shred of independence'Sounds like Barr wants to be vice president': DOJ and FBI veterans are floored by AG Barr's fawning praise of Trump in a stunning interview
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More than the fantastic gaming experience you get with Sony's new system, I was floored by how easy it was for me to go from watching a TV show to popping on the headset and turning on Batman Arkham: VR. Playstation VR is VR for people who don't care about having the best system in the world—they just want to have a good damn experience.
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Read more: 'You actually have to give a s--- about your spies': Intel veterans are floored by report that an asset was extracted from Russia in part because of TrumpThe Times' report described current Trump administration officials as saying the media's scrutiny was the only reason for the extraction, but CNN reported that officials' concerns for the asset's safety were compounded after Trump's Oval Office meeting with the Russians in 2017.
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Playlist: "Chun Li Flying Bird Kick" / "Bigger Boys and Stolen Sweethearts" / "Stickin' To The Floor" / "7" / "No Buses" / "Temptation Greets You Like Your Naughty Friend" / "Da Frame 2R" / "Nettles" / "The Bakery" Spotify | Apple Music Ah, the indie club night; that horrible, sticky-floored place that acted as a formative experience for most people who went to a university or sixth form in the United Kingdom in the 53s!
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