"One night he said, 'No one gets in with a leather jacket," Mr. Boch said.
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Number one, the most common: someone gets in with a gun because the bar doesn't check bags and fires off after getting in an argument.
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An ambulance comes, and Hap (who is immediately able to feign being just "Jason Isaacs") gets in with her, telling the medics that he's her husband.
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So Viacom drops out, I think NBC gets in with Fox and George Kliavkoff was the original CEO and then obviously Jason Kilar did a great job.
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Rafael Aghayev gets in with the same 1-2 every time on much taller men, then gets into what I like to call the Jack Johnson clinch with his forearms and hands over his opponent's upper arms in biceps ties.
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In juvenile court, 15-year-old Elizabeth (Pauline Hahn) recounts her story (in flashback) before the judge. Elizabeth lives with her working mother in New York while her father is away working in California. Elizabeth's tale is one of parental neglect and lack of guidance. She gets in with "the wrong crowd".
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Alan blames Hal for the mess and says he is ashamed that he brought Hal in the first place. By now a crowd is watching, and Hal flees into the darkness. Madge follows Hal to Alan's car, ashamed of Alan and Rosemary's behavior, and gets in with him. He angrily tells her to go home.
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On the day of their leaving party, Sarah begs Leonard not to leave her. Jana overhears their conversation and confronts Sarah. They have a heated argument and a furious Jana gets in her car to drive and Sarah gets in with her. Jana loses control of the car and they have a terrible accident.
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Her third novel was Ask Me If I Care, a book about a teenage girl who gets in with the wrong crowd. In 1992, she joined the book division at Scholastic, leaving in 1995 to pursue writing full-time. She focused her energy on books for "tweens" and children. Gilmour's best known novels are the Clueless series with author Randi Reisfeld.
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America comes into the war, and Wellman wonders how Walker feels. At a hotel, Walker gives directions to a taxi driver and gets in with an American general. The cabdriver whistles “Pretty Baby” and the General sits silently as Walker tells him the whole story, begging him to get him into the U.S. Air Service. When they get out at their destination, the general asks his name and where he went to school.
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In the Lionel C. Martin directed music video from September 14–15, 1997, the perspective is a first- person viewpoint of Shakur. After being shot, he stumbles to a nunnery in fictional Rukahs, New Mexico. ('Rukahs' spelled backward is 'Shakur'.) The license plate of the car that Shakur gets in with the older man reads "61671", which references Shakur's birthday on June 16, 1971. The room he goes into with the girl is room number 7.
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Cress continues to the Security Center. She finds Kai in a hallway, who helps her by distracting a guard (he asks to be let into a vault) so she can pass. She successfully gets in with help from Kai (who also gave her his portscreen), and loads Cinder's recording as well as unlocks the correct sectors for the revolting sectors can riot but gets trapped inside. Jacin and Winter are to go in the terrain-speeder to already revolting sectors to rally.
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After failing to get into performing arts school, Justin attends a public high school where he is teased for his flamboyant fashion. With Marc's help he gets in with the cheerleaders, where he finally seems to fit in until he falls victim to a prank at the school's homecoming, where he is crowned homecoming queen. He accepts the award, only to later stun his family and Marc by telling them he is simply playing along with the joke and is not gay. Justin does not reveal his sexual orientation until he becomes best friends with Austin, who kisses him after realizing his feelings for Justin.
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They recorded their debut full-length album, Where the Light Gets In with Primal Scream/House of Love producer Pat Collier. Released in May 2008, the album retained Sennen's exhilarating sound but applied it to a more traditional song-based format, and the result was a record met with universal approval - "A piece of work that is most succinctly and accurately described as beautiful". Soon followed nationwide shows, festivals, and live radio sessions, and in October 2008 the band set off on a tour of Europe's major cities with dEUS. Starting to reach a new audience in Europe, Japan and Taiwan, Sennen spent their time writing and recording the album, Age of Denial. During recording (December 2009 - again with Pat Collier), the Destroy Us EP was released and further critical acclaim ensued - as XFM’s X-Posure’s Hot One and The Sunday Times hottest download. Sennen's cover version of New Order’s "Bizarre Love Triangle" picked up radio play and was used in the US TV drama One Tree Hill.
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