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Diaz got the job done on Saturday -- so, Scott got the chop ... and it's all on video.
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The footage was shot Monday at Dulles International Airport ... just hours after Jay got the chop in Washington.
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But he got the chop from the Cards in March and signed with the Houston Texans ... so his loss can be your gain!
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Another huge blow to the Baylor football program -- a top high school QB has decommitted from the school ... after head coach Art Briles got the chop.
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The former One Directioner got the chop for his role in the upcoming war drama Dunkirk two months ago, but it's only now that we're seeing the final results.
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You're looking at Fred Williams -- who was JUST fired from his job as the head coach of the Dallas Wings after getting into a screaming match with his boss Sunday night ... and now he's telling us why he thinks he got the chop.
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Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, the majority of graves are Bomber Command aircrews Lancaster which returned with battle damage. Aircrew had to become accustomed very quickly to the casualty rate suffered by RAF Bomber Command squadrons because fellow crews were lost or in aircrew language, "bought the farm", "got the chop" or "failed to return" (FTR), frequently.Charlwood (1986), p.48–49 Squadrons would normally be given the task of dispatching 12–25 aircraft on a night operation, and at least one of their crews would be expected to be lost every two night operations.
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No more new trams were ordered. Pilcher organised the UK's first major conversion of an intensively used tram route to buses in the United Kingdom when on 6 April 1930 the service from Cheetham Hill to Stretford Road was abandoned to the motorbus. Manchester's bus fleet then numbered over 100, and with lower overheads and profits increasing after conversion, Pilcher was seen as the man who persuaded some cynics that trams were outdated for British cities and that buses were the future. Thirty years after their initial opening, the old tram routes were showing the need for capital expenditure on new infrastructure – Pilcher used this as one of the main reasons to push ahead with conversion to buses. Major investment was needed for bridge widening on the long route to Altrincham, therefore in June 1931 the trams were replaced by buses. It was followed a month later by the line to Sale Moor and in 1932 the long run up to Middleton got the chop. 12 November 1932 saw the Rochdale to Manchester trams being pulled out of service by Rochdale Corporation. In 1936 the council decided to replace the old trams on Ashton Old Road with new trolleybuses.
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