Holdouts such as Panama, the Bahamas and Lebanon have, one by one, been frogmarched into line.
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It thuds back to base where the men are frogmarched to a holding cell for questioning.
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"Intelligence officers frogmarched me to an unmarked room where they insulted, threatened, and then attacked me," Ahmed details.
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And if those changes are not enough, then getting Trump frogmarched out of the White House certainly won't be.
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But the police had frogmarched him and other bearded young men to the barber shop, where their beards were shaved off.
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Wherever "A Quiet Place" is shown, that request should be upgraded to a legal requirement and transgressors should be frogmarched from the building.
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Usually, it's mundane stuff, like chronic tardiness, poor performance, frequent mistakes (in journalism, plagiarism will generally get you frogmarched out of the building).
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If spins or selected accounts were criminal matters, Pennsylvania Avenue would be jammed with thousands of officials being frogmarched to the federal penitentiary.
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Kim, 62, was frogmarched into the room by stony-faced guards, who insisted that the interview be conducted in Korean, through an official translator.
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Oakley and Dolan have been at loggerheads since last week, when Oakley was frogmarched from Madison Square Garden after an altercation with security guards.
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A video surfaced this week of a soldier beating women at a house in a Harare township while another man held a pistol and frogmarched three young men.
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Anyone who has opinions on—or anything more than a minute-long conversation about—weed should be carefully frogmarched out of the party and ideally out of the country. 15.
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What we're hearing: Nobody knows what exactly is happening, who's about to be fired, or which staffer will next be frogmarched out the door by security for some shadowy clearance issue.
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Reuters TV footage showed one bare-chested supporter in the back of a police van and a handcuffed English supporter being frogmarched by two officers along the edge of Marseille's old harbor.
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Or because they were Mr Trump's children (one of whom had Mr Lewandowski frogmarched out of Trump Tower, after concluding he was no good) and doubly compromised, by a sense of entitlement and filial deference to Mr Trump.
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All but one were captured and frogmarched away. The remaining Gurkhas retreated. The Indonesians proceeded to execute ten of the captured border scouts, plunder the village, and bury their dead.
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Rooster or Chief? Sonny Bill Williams will keep 'em guessing, by Brad Walter, smh.com.au, dated 30 September 2013. It took over a month before his contract was officially approved and registered by the ARLC; he was "frogmarched into League Central to be grilled as part of the probe" into his contract.
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During a drink in a nearby pub after the debate, he was kidnapped by six students for a rag week stunt and frogmarched along a couple of streets to a basement room in the college. Hinds yet again foiled his captors after securing a bunch of keys and turning the lock on them.Alfred Hinds foils his young captors. The Times, 3 March 1967, p3.
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The jury at Birmingham Crown Court heard that the pair had frogmarched Shane Owoo to the pool amid allegations that he had stolen a bicycle from one of the defendants. A third man, Tobias Davies, received a 12-month prison sentence for assaulting Shane Awoo, but had not been present when the other two men attacked him and chased him into the pool where he drowned. On 28 July 2009, 47-year-old Moxley pub landlord Swinder Singh Batth was shot dead in the town centre outside Gavin's Sports Bar.
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Australian journalism's most prestigious night descended into a shambles when Glenn Milne pushed Mayne off the stage at the 2006 Walkley Awards. As Mayne prepared to present an award to Morgan Mellish of The Australian Financial Review, a "red-faced" and "seemingly intoxicated" Milne lurched onto the stage and began a diatribe of verbal abuse. On national television, Milne then lunged at Mayne, pushing him off the stage, and screaming at Mayne that he was "a disgrace". Milne tried to run at Mayne a second time before being restrained by security guards, who frogmarched the disheveled Milne out the door.
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Having recognised that, "The quality of the acting ensured much of this portrait of a stiff- backed patriarchy producing unhappiness in women and children rang true. Greg Wise in particular was convincing as Lewis’s emotionally vacant father, while Nathaniel Parker snaffled up the chance to embody a cold-hearted bully in a blazer", Rees added that, "And yet something in the storyboarding fatally depleted the atmosphere of accumulating tension. The plot frogmarched disjointedly from one crisis to the next, giving important scenes insufficient room to breathe and bringing a psychological coarseness to fine-grained undercurrents of feeling".
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