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That suggests it's another wheeze along the lines of boot camps and police frogmarching yobs to cashpoints.
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After frogmarching him to several machines without success, the crooks took him back to his flat and trussed him up.
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But, as with most of these squabbles, he has been punished through sheer bureaucratic frogmarching as much as if he had been found guilty of thoughtcrime.
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Bryan Morrison features in the studio sequence as well as the following sequence for "Can't Stand the Pain." A rather Beatle-esque affair this featured Morrison frogmarching the band around the world before the band rebel, leaving him to fly off on a plane, during which they cavort around London. Bryan escapes by parachute and a lengthy chase sequence takes place. Bryan recaptures the band after falling over, revealing his suitcase full of foreign currency.
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In summer 1869 there was a riot in the town which had considerable effect on the subsequent policing of public disturbances in Britain. On 17 May 1869, John Young, the English manager of the nearby colliery in Leeswood, angered his workers by announcing a pay cut. He had previously strained relationships with them by banning the use of the Welsh language underground. Two days later, after a meeting at the pithead, miners attacked Young before frogmarching him to the police station. Seven men were arrested and ordered to stand trial on 2 June.
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When Dalton plans to have her killed, sending his bouncer George Peters (Andy Beckwith) to rape and murder Kate in her house, Phil comes to Kate's rescue by knocking out Peters just as he attacks Kate. Though she insists on getting the police involved, Kate allows Phil to deal with Dalton on his own. This Phil does by frogmarching Peters back to Dalton's nightclub, the "Imperial Room", and urging Dalton himself to let Kate go free. Dalton relents on sparing Kate, but tells Phil that he now owes him a favor.
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Wm Bligh Commander from Otaheite towards Jamaica The commotion woke Fryer, who saw, from his cabin opposite, the mutineers frogmarching Bligh away. The mutineers ordered Fryer to "lay down again, and hold my tongue or I was a dead man". Bligh was brought to the quarterdeck, his hands bound by a cord held by Christian, who was brandishing a bayonet; some reports maintained that Christian had a sounding plummet hanging from his neck so that he could jump overboard and drown himself if the mutiny failed. Others who had been awakened by the noise left their berths and joined in the general pandemonium.
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