Bring your hips off the ground into your starting position.
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A MANET can easily stretch from above ground into underground areas.
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Gaviglio induced Pillar to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Gsellman got Ahmed to ground into an inning-ending fielder's choice.
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Holland then got speedy Billy Hamilton to ground into a double play.
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"Minecraft has already gotten a lot of ground into schools," Levin said.
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Left-hander Tony Sipp got Brugman to ground into a fielder's choice.
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Archer got Olson to ground into a double play, ending the threat.
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And we had a mustard that incorporated seaweed finely ground into it.
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"The bread is dried and ground into very fine breadcrumbs," he says.
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But Kershaw got Nolan Arenado to ground into his second double play.
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Decades of neglect have turned this once beautiful burial ground into woodland.
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She does it without turning the common ground into the lowest denominator.
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The black hulk of the saucer ground into the sand and stopped, steaming.
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Explosions shrink and bombs fly from the ground into the bellies of planes.
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These songs are ground into our DNA whether we like it or not.
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But Martinez got Ramon Cabrera to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Gonzales got C.J. Cron to ground into a double play to erase Robertson.
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Listen, the first half, we're watching our hero being ground into the dirt.
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Madson then got Evan Gattis to ground into a game-ending double play.
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However, Freeland got Rizzo to ground into a double play, ending the threat.
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The white bricks were ground into powder, and the blue pigment was added.
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Kinley escaped the inning by getting Rodriguez to ground into a double play.
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Clumps of grass can easily get tracked onto and ground into the carpet.
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They're now a hot foodie thing, ground into flour or included in smoothies.
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He also induced Phillies catcher Cameron Rupp to ground into a double play.
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Brault then got Asdrubal Cabrera to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Edwards' second pitch got Michael Conforto to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Jairo Diaz got Davis to ground into a fielder's choice to close the seventh.
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Blach then got Joc Pederson to ground into a double play, ending the threat.
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Today, leaves are ground into pills and powders and sold as a dietary supplement.
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Then comes the white explosion, and I fully expect to be ground into the sand.
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Quintana got Carlos Santana to ground into an inning-ending double play in the first.
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Moylan got out of the jam by getting Valencia to ground into a double play.
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Ants were ground into flour, and June beetles were caught and roasted on the fire.
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However, Gonzales got Albert Pujols to ground into a double play to end the threat.
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However, Medlen limited the damage by coaxing Carlos Correa to ground into a double play.
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Delgado, though, ended the threat by getting Mark Reynolds to ground into a double play.
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Cormier spent his first practice getting ground into the mat but returned the next day.
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At harvest time, the larvae are shaken free, washed, and ground into paste, Aarts said.
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High in protein, chia seeds can be eaten whole, ground into flour and pressed for oil.
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Lefty Justin Wilson came on to get Jose Rondon to ground into an inning-ending forceout.
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Volquez pitched out of that jam by inducing Ian Desmond to ground into a double play.
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But Treinen relieved Rivero and got Roberto Perez to ground into a game-ending double play.
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It's a shell game that convinces you to empathize with characters as they're ground into dust.
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Ross got out of the inning by getting David Peralta to ground into a double play.
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Justin Upton drew a walk, but Carrasco got Miguel Cabrera to ground into a double play.
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The war has ground into a stalemate with casualties rising among civilians as well as combatants.
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Rain that had churned the ground into impassable sludge days earlier was nowhere to be seen.
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He walked the leadoff batter, but then got Jason Heyward to ground into a double play.
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That drop may turn falling moisture into snow, and water already on the ground into ice.
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Harvey then retired the side, ending the game by getting Galvis to ground into a double play.
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The nativist premise that Mexican Americans are somehow lacking in Americanness deserves to be ground into dust.
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Paxton struck out Chris Young, then got Deven Marrero to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Rodon then got Vazquez to ground into a double play that kept Boston from tying the game.
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He got Trout to ground into a double play, then retired Albert Pujols on a ground ball.
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He coaxed Stephen Vogt and Semien to ground into double plays in the second and fourth innings.
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Pivetta avoided a big inning by getting Eugenio Suarez to ground into a double play, scoring Senzel.
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Bryan Shaw then relieved McAllister and got Alcides Escobar to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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That's because if your coffee is ground into small, similarly sized grains, you get maximum flavor extraction.
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We continued onto mercifully flat ground into Eschen where Mr. Schädler left me at a bus stop.
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Enset has roots that are white, and when they're ground into powder, it's packed into little baggies.
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Vargas coaxed Brian Dozier to ground into a 6-4-3 double play to end the threat.
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Harvey avoided further damage by inducing Kendrys Morales to ground into a 4-6-3 double play.
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After retaking the House in 2010, Republicans blocked Obama's agenda and Washington ground into gridlock and recrimination.
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They're then ground into a powder and tossed with the meat, providing a deep, smoky, beguiling flavor.
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The germ can be whisked away to make corn oil, and the remaining corn is ground into meal.
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Left-handed reliever Robbie Erlin came in to get Mathis to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Zych got out of the jam by getting Matt Holliday to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Dried leeches can be ground into a powder that Chinese tradition says has a variety of medicinal benefits.
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The left-hander struck out Reddick and got Gurriel to ground into a forceout to end the inning.
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He was the third qualifying batter in league history to ground into only one double play all year.
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The Diamondbacks' second run scored when Ottavino got pinch-hitter Brandon Drury to ground into a double play.
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In the seventh, Miley gave up a leadoff walk but got Olson to ground into a double play.
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Every detail came back to her: the curve of the road, the "pink matter" ground into the asphalt.
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But Familia struck out Ryan Zimmerman before getting Anthony Rendon to ground into a forceout at second base.
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He needed just one pitch to end the inning by getting McCann to ground into a double play.
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Matt Barnes struck out Stanton, nearly got Voit to ground into a double play and then retired Gregorius.
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She shows me another bag filled with chiltepins that have been ground into a coarse, sawdust-like texture.
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Sel roti is sweet, too, a great craggy loop of rice soaked overnight, ground into dough and fried.
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The tale pulses with images of opening and entering, into the ground, into patients' bodies, in sexual union.
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But McCullers rallied by inducing Jose Abreu to ground into an inning-ending, 6-63-3 double play.
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In one swift moment, families can be thrust from firm stable ground into chaotic quicksand with no escape.
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He got Khris Davis to ground into a game-ending double play with runners on first and second.
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And bits of plastic and glass from meat packaging and ingredient containers are getting ground into the food.
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He allowed a leadoff walk in the ninth inning before getting Beltre to ground into a double play.
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However, Volquez escaped further damage by getting Tommy La Stella to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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This was the first time one was launched from the ground into the eyewall of a hurricane, he said.
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He fell behind 22-0 on Brandon Phillips before getting him to ground into a full-count double play.
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It also conveys the physical misery as relentless rains pour through flimsy shelters, turning the ground into a mudbath.
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For instance, plants pump a lot of water from the ground into the atmosphere; a process known as transpiration.
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With runners on first and second, Graveman got Nomar Mazara to ground into a double play, ending the threat.
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"The tea tree's leaves are either ground into a powdered extract or pressed to create an oil," Qureshi said.
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He was replaced by right-hander Robert Stephenson, who got Candelario to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Gordon Beckham singled to load the bases, but Milone got Jones to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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That produces pea-sized clumps of material known as clinker, which are then cooled and ground into a powder.
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Sean Doolittle relieved and got the National League home run leader, Giancarlo Stanton, to ground into a double play.
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Hansel Robles got Paul DeJong to ground into a force out with the tying runs aboard to end the game.
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So first of all he provided clarity, turning data from monitors on the ground into clear statements to the press.
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Don't wait till you've been ground into a fine dust (emotionally speaking) to think about taking some time to recharge.
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In Cleverman, even superheroes can be ground into submission by the dead weight of government-orchestrated violence and cultural hatred.
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They get stepped on, shoved into back pockets, and ground into gravel when you face-plant going down a hill.
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Fiers also walked Yasiel Puig two batters later, but in between got Jesse Winker to ground into a double play.
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Kershaw struck out Wright swinging and then got Yoenis Cespedes to ground into a double play to end the inning.
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Miami closer Kyle Barraclough (83-4) struck out Carlos Gomez and got Mallex Smith to ground into a fielder's choice.
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These subsidies minimize the risk of putting new ground into production, even if that soil is less suitable for crops.
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But Freeland got Avisail Garcia to ground into a double play and retired Tim Anderson on a fly to right.
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At its extreme during powerful quakes, the soft, wet soil produces liquefaction, turning the ground into a roiling, muddy liquid.
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Montgomery needed just one pitch to end the inning as he got Brandon Guyer to ground into a fielder's choice.
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Her cakes are delicate, caught between crunch and tenderness, bearing the earthy scent of corn cooked and ground into flour.
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The Braves got out of the mess when reliever Sam Freeman got Luis Guillorme to ground into a double play.
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Creativity—stretching the limits of the game—gets ground into dogshit eventually, buried under injuries and some asshole's shitty decisions.
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Minor recovered to strike out Roberto Perez and get Francisco Lindor to ground into a fielder's choice to end the inning.
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The protein-packed food can be ground into powder and added to other foods or eaten whole, dried, sauteed and spiced.
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Gomez allowed a one-out single to Jhonny Peralta before getting Jedd Gyorko to ground into a game-ending double play.
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But Cole used his usual magic to strike out Ryan Zimmerman and get Victor Robles to ground into a double play.
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The officers ignored the shirtless boy's multiple requests and eventually moved the two boys from the ground into the cop car.
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Ideally, we're trying to coax as many tasty organic molecules from the roasted bean, which has been ground into tiny bits.
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But they came up empty as reliever Carl Edwards Jr. got Joc Pederson to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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When ground into a paste, it's a particularly potent substance that can stun fish in stagnant pools or slow-flowing streams.
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Instead, those who champion entomophagy are trying to smuggle bugs past our defenses, often ground into a blandly inoffensive, uniform powder.
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Ground into chocolate, dropped in grappa, moulded into sausage, and squeezed into oil, the peperoncino is the soul of Calabrian cooking.
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Ben Zobrist's fielder's choice bouncer scored a second run, but Norris got Bryant to ground into a fielder's choice to end it.
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He became the seventh pitcher in franchise history to force opponents to ground into four or more double plays in a game.
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Hand then struck out Michael Taylor and got catcher Spencer Kieboom to ground into a game-ending, around-the-horn double play.
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The Nationals also escaped damage in the eighth as Treinen got Francoeur to ground into a double play to end the inning.
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Fernando Rodney walked Hoskins with one out in the eighth before getting Jay Bruce to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Bad Batch takes place in a desert environment where sweltering heat has baked the ground into a maze of cracks and faults.
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Familia had escaped these situations before and used his trademark sinker hoping to get Yadier Molina to ground into a double play.
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Shane Greene worked a scoreless ninth to collect his eighth save, coaxing Melky Cabrera to ground into a game-ending double play.
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Soil liquefaction, a phenomenon that turns the ground into a roiling quagmire, also killed many hundreds of people in and around Palu.
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In Ancient Egypt, embalmers stuffed it inside the bodies and tombs of pharaohs and queens and its ashes were ground into eyeliner.
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Martin Prado reached on a fielder's choice, moving Phelps to third, but Kuhl got Christian Yelich to ground into a double play.
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The Rays had the bases loaded with one out in the fourth, only to see Plouffe ground into an inning-ending double play.
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Herrera then walked Francisco Lindor, but he rebounded by striking out Mike Napoli and including Jose Ramirez to ground into a double play.
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Kluber got Jose Iglesias to ground into a force out at home plate and then struck out Ian Kinsler to end the inning.
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LeBlanc allowed a leadoff single to Mookie Betts in the first inning, but then got Andrew Benintendi to ground into a double play.
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RHP Blake Treinen got C Roberto Perez to ground into a game-ending double play to pick up his first major league save.
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"With wheat, the husks may look different or the seeds may be different shapes, but they'll get ground into flour eventually," Gepts said.
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Gennett hit into an RBI fielder's choice to make it 3-0 before Glasnow got Tucker Barnhart to ground into the third out.
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There, they discovered that the man appeared to have fallen about 22 feet through a soft area of ground into a lava tube.
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Feldman righted the ship by getting Hunter Renfroe to ground into a forceout, then got both Spangenberg and Allen Cordoba taking third strikes.
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The Nationals loaded the bases in the second inning, but Freeland got pitcher Joe Ross to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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The walls are completely covered in industrial carpeting, creating a neutral ground into which a series of rectangular carpet fragment collages are placed.
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Kelley gave up two singles before getting Rafael Devers to ground into a double play when Xander Bogaerts got tagged out running the bases.
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After walking George Springer for the second time this game, he got Jose Altuve to ground into his second double play of the game.
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He said that dried leeches can be ground into a powder that is reputed in Chinese traditional medicine to have a variety of benefits.
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However, Nola struck out Nelson Cruz for the third time and got Kyle Seager to ground into a double play to end the inning.
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Lou Trivino, who induced Yonder Alonso to ground into a game-ending double play with the bases loaded, was credited with his third save.
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To extract 5bn tonnes of carbon dioxide a year may require up to 20bn tonnes of minerals that must be ground into fine dust.
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Remember Play-Doh, the playful putty that, as a child, you either ate or ground into the carpet while squishing it into various shapes?
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The A's loaded the bases with one out in the fifth, but Freeland got Stephen Piscotty to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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All of the wrapped presents were strewn across the highway and ground into holiday chum by 18-wheelers moving at 90 miles an hour.
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Several fighters ran through the dancers, leapt over the side of the ring head first, and rolled on the ground into a standing position.
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Taillon got out of it with no further damage when he struck out Fister and got George Springer to ground into a double play.
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The semi-precious stone lapis lazuli was ground into an iridescent pigment, sometimes called ultramarine, that seemed to shine when applied to the canvas.
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Aroldis Chapman came in and got Teoscar Hernandez to ground into a double play, then ended it by getting Freddy Galvis to line out.
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It made a winner of Blake Treinen (222-2014), who got Francoeur to ground into a bases-loaded double play to end the eighth.
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But where a regular key has a bunch of teeth that have to be ground into it by a locksmith, this key uses NFC.
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He walked Despaigne on four pitches to load the bases, but got Willian Saavedra to ground into a force play to end the threat.
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The systems move heat from the ground into the house in the winter, and heat from the house into the ground in the summer.
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Here it's in between, the broth given body by chickpeas boiled and ground into flour and rice powder brought to brown in a pan.
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We kill more than 50 billion chickens every year, and the vast majority of them lead tortured, painful lives before they are ground into nuggets.
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Something like the 87th Giants pitcher of the inning came in and finally got David Ross to ground into a double play and end it.
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Originally ground into a powder and compressed to allow it to travel distances, drinking matcha has been a highly formalized part of Japanese tea ceremonies.
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He also ran into trouble, allowing two singles and a one-out walk before getting Steve Pearce to ground into a game-ending double play.
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Arano got out of the jam by getting Eduardo Escobar to ground into a double play before Neshek sailed through the ninth on five pitches.
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Duffey got pinch-hitter Kelby Tomlinson to ground into a double play to end the sixth, then retired the Giants in order in the seventh.
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By 2017, however, the Saudi campaign that General Assiri oversaw in Yemen had ground into a military stalemate and, despite his assurances, a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Manny Machado followed with a single, but Urena got Valencia to ground into a double play before striking out Trey Mancini to end the threat.
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But Reed got Robinson Cano to ground into a double play and Nelson Cruz to fly out to left field to close out the victory.
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The peas are then ground into a fine powder with culantro (an intense, cilantro-like seasoning called chadon beni here), cumin, turmeric, garlic and salt.
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Most of the 1,300 inhabitants are involved in growing red peppers, which are air-dried before being ground into paprika, a vital spice in Balkan cuisine.
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Today, mortadella is ubiquitous in Bologna; it's whipped into a savory mousse, ground into meatballs, grilled with aged balsamic vinegar, stuffed into tortellini, and piled into .
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After workers pull batteries from recycled devices, the units are drained of power and then ground into a powder from which individual metals can be separated.
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Sean Manaea (9-7) limited the damage by striking out Chris Iannetta before getting Freeland to ground into a force at home and retiring Charlie Blackmon.
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Neshek got the Phillies (23-48) out of any potential damage by getting Tommy Pham to ground into an inning-ending 5-4-103 double play.
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Jake Diekman relieved Treinen and got Alex Gordon to ground into a double play, but Merrifield scored on the play, increasing the lead to 6-4.
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Suero got the last two outs of the fifth inning by retiring the only man he faced, inducing Trey Mancini to ground into a double play.
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Only then were they ready to be ground into flour and made into the dough called masa, without which there would be no tortillas and tamales.
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It consists of a large caldera, which was formed when an ancient eruption resulted in a cave-in of the ground into empty magma chambers below.
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The Pentagon Papers were written during the conflict and officials did not take assessments on the ground into account when making decisions about the war effort.
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He struck out Eric Hosmer after falling behind 3-and-0 and induced Salvador Perez to ground into a 1-113-3 game-ending double play.
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No one knows how many people were dragged to their deaths when the quake triggered soil liquefaction, a phenomenon that turns the ground into a roiling quagmire.
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Hidayat was not on Sulawesi last Friday when the 2000 magnitude earthquake struck, triggering a phenomenon called soil liquefaction, which turns the ground into a roiling quagmire.
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As Arctic soils warm, these microbes will go to work there for the first time, emitting what had been carbon frozen in the ground into the atmosphere.
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Holland gave up a single to Chris Taylor to load the bases but got Chase Utley to ground into a double play that brought in a run.
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Guides suggest going to the flats during the rainy season (December through March), which flood the surface and turn the ground into a mirror for the sky.
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They forced the driver and children, ages 5 to 14, to climb through a hole in the ground into a moving van buried in a rock quarry.
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Nothing goes to waste: the stomach contents are turned into manure, the bones are ground into powder for cat food and the blood is used for biofuel.
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But the biggest killer was probably soil liquefaction, which happens when a powerful quake turns the ground into a liquid mire and which obliterated several Palu neighborhoods.
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Claudio fell behind in the count 3-2583 to Eric Hosmer before striking him out and got Salvador Perez to ground into a game-ending double play.
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He gave up three singles and a walk as the Rangers scored twice, but Jansen got Shin-Soo Choo to ground into a game-ending double play.
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The right-hander was greeted by Albert Pujols' run-scoring single to left, but Harris subsequently got Kole Calhoun to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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The big play was getting Corey Seager to ground into a double play that required some exceptional synchronized movement and pinpoint throws from the Astros to complete.
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After getting Rafael Devers to ground into a double play, Munoz walked Xander Bogaerts then struck out Martinez to end the inning with the tying runs on.
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Strahm then got Evan Longoria to ground into a double play, scoring Solano, before retiring Alex Dickerson on a fly to right, retaining a 5-2 lead.
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Whatever is left is shattered and ground into a fine powder when the girls grasp each other's hands, step towards the corpse, and well up with tears.
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After Oberg got Jose Pirela to ground into a fielder's choice, Asuaje had an RBI hit and Cory Spangenberg and Matt Szczur each had two-run singles.
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Balaroa was one of areas particularly hard hit by liquefaction, which turns the ground into a roiling quagmire, destroying houses and dragging people under the mud and debris.
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Once the ball bounces on the ground into your hands, take it as high as you can overhead and slam it on the inside of your bent knee.
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He induced James McCann to ground into a double play, with the runner at third, Justin Upton, holding third, then struck out Anthony Gose to end that inning.
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Black sand has been dredged from the seabed to create an eight-metre high, 80-hectare plateau to drain water from the boggy ground into 6003,500km of pipes.
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Reliever Sam Dyson came on to get Mark Canha to ground into a double play, scoring a third run, before issuing the inning's fifth walk to Jed Lowrie.
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Pinch-hitter Alexei Ramirez followed with a single, but Greinke dodged further damage by getting lead-off hitter Travis Jankowski to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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He got Buster Posey to ground into a double play, scoring Eduardo Nunez, before inducing Brandon Crawford to fly meekly to center field to secure his seventh save.
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Like everything inside a Bentley, it's quite a process to get the stone from the ground into your Continental GT. It's sourced from "hand-selected quarries" in India.
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Soroka's biggest moment may have come in the third inning when he was able to get Paul Goldschmidt to ground into a bases-loaded inning-ending double play.
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On the eastern edge of Bushwick, the train burst out of the ground, into daylight, and lumbered down a stretch that looked semirural, with cemeteries on the left.
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It is then ground into a very fine powder, which is mixed with silica powder so that when the dust returns to room temperature it doesn't stick together.
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Fast-forward to this nightmare of a presidential campaign we are living through, and my opinion of Mr. Trump has been ripped apart and ground into the dirt.
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By first light, the true scope of the tragedy was already becoming clear: whole swaths of the city — neighborhoods and schools and businesses and churches — ground into rubble.
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The militants now control more territory than they have since 2001 and the war has ground into a stalemate with casualties rising among civilians as well as combatants.
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I imagine sticky places on the seat beside them, and Cheerios ground into the floor mats, the sweet smell of gasoline and the sour smell of unwashed bodies.
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The drug traditionally comes in the form of a bitter-tasting pill, which must be ground into powder before given to children aged between three and 53 months.
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Appalachia, which has been ground into codependent poverty by the coal industry over the course of a century, has been declining, in coal output and employment, for decades.
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That brought in Daniel Hudson, who gave up a two-run double to Phillips to make it 5-4 before getting Adonis Garcia to ground into a double play.
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Facing the tying run, Samardzija got Scott Kingery to ground into a double play to end the threat, before giving way to closer Will Smith for an eventful ninth.
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He gave up a single and his only two walks to load the bases with one out but got pinch hitter Ryan Raburn to ground into a double play.
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With one out in the bottom of the ninth, Melancon gave up a single to Manuel Margot, then walked Jankowski before getting Myers to ground into the double play.
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Chris Rusin began loosening up in the Colorado bullpen, but Freeland got Avisail Garcia to ground into a double play and retired Tim Anderson on a fly to right.
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Toronto closer Roberto Osuna allowed singles to Matt Wieters and Michael Bourn to start the ninth, but he got Adam Jones to ground into a game-ending double play.
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Brad Hand relieved Cimber and promptly induced Lourdes Gurriel Jr. to ground into an inning-ending double play before retiring the side in the ninth for his fourth save.
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The meat is bolstered with a small harvest of tomatoes, onion, green pepper and garlic, then the mixture is ground into a sumptuous paste, which is simmered for hours.
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Those books were then shipped to climate-controlled storage units to be potentially resold in smaller numbers elsewhere, given away free to friends and associates, or ground into pulp.
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Originally, the residue was used as fertilizer, but since the turn of the 20th century, the oil leftovers have been dried and ground into fish meal for animal feeding.
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After a walk to Jorge Polanco to load the bases, Brian Schlitter, who relieved Treinen, escaped further damage by getting C.J. Cron to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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In 2009, Gaglio and other officers were accused of roughing up members of a family by throwing them to the ground, into a parked car, and up against a wall.
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RHP David Robertson needed just one pitch to earn his 37th save of the season on Wednesday, getting Rays OF Kevin Kiermaier to ground into a game-ending double play.
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Hidayat is from the city's Balaroa district, which was devastated by liquefaction, which happens when an earthquake violently shakes soft, damp soil, turning solid ground into a viscous, roiling liquid.
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Lefty reliever Tyler Webb took over with two runners on and one out in the seventh and got Juan Soto to ground into a double play to end the threat.
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For matcha, instead of the tea being rolled into needles for a traditional steeped tea after drying, its leaves are de-veined, de-stemmed, and ground into a fine powder.
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The Red Sox put runners on the corners with one out to force Wojciechowski's exit, but Miguel Castro came on and got J.D. Martinez to ground into a double play.
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Here's a baffling one: How would Milley implement his conviction about the indispensability of "getting troops on the ground" into a strategy if we find ourselves at war with China?
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And Delaney has already turned that time on the ground into hard numbers -- a September 2018 Emerson College poll showed Delaney had a 79% name ID among registered Iowa voters.
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But in a one-run game, Rodney got himself into a bases-loaded jam with one out before he got Andrew McCutchen to ground into a game-ending double play.
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He issued one-out walks to Stephen Vogt and Chris Coughlan before inducing former Royal Billy Butler to ground into a double play to end a threat in the second.
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He allowed base hits to two of the first three batters he saw but got Matt Kemp to ground into a double play to end the threat in the first.
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Williams got out of trouble in consecutive innings, first when he got Devin Mesoraco to ground into a double play with one out and the bases loaded in the fourth.
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Miami closer Kyle Barraclough (03-4), who started the inning and threw a career-high 40 pitches, struck out Carlos Gomez and got Mallex Smith to ground into a fielder's choice.
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He never advanced farther than second, however, as Dyson got DJ LeMahieu to ground into a game-ending double play after pinch hitter Chris Iannetta had drawn a one-out walk.
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Once it has been ground into small pieces, she adds vegetable oil, salt, cumin, coriander powder, turmeric powder, and shrimp paste, and blitzes everything together again to form a smooth paste.
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Miranda induced second baseman Jose Altuve to ground into a 103-210-230 double play, and Carlos Beltran lined out weakly to second base after an intentional walk to Carlos Correa.
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But Miller got the next batter, Carlos Gomez, to ground into a 6-4-3 double play to clinch the victory, with Castro punctuating the result with a vigorous fist pump.
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He got Clint Frazier to ground into a double play in the second after Mike Tauchman singled, and he retired nine straight after Luke Voit opened the fifth with a double.
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Reaching 100 points, with the rest of the competition ground into dust, was impressive, but it was also somehow detached, abstract: a mountain rising, sheer and inexplicable, out of a desert.
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After walking Sanchez, he got Gregorius to ground into a forceout, retired Headley on a liner and, after a walk by Chris Carter, got Rob Refsnyder to fly out to center.
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Goal shall be made when the ball is thrown or batted from the ground into the basket and stays there, providing those defending the goal do not touch or disturb the goal.
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He said that about 22017 percent of the insects are then ground into a flour high in amino acids, which, combined with other ingredients, can be made into feed pellets for animals.
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In other words, the site functioned similarly to a modern-day paint workshop, as a center where ochre was imported in large slabs or small pieces, then hand-ground into fine powder.
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His dry pot recipe has a secret code of 24 spices, including orange peel, black cardamom, gardenias soaked and ground into powder, and Chinese medicines like dong quai (often called female ginseng).
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And he devotes several pages to the restaurant's daily ritual of making masa — dried corn, rehydrated in an alkaline solution, then ground into the dough that forms the base of fresh tortillas.
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But rather than stopping smuggling, the barriers have just pushed it: farther into the desert, deeper into the ground, into more sophisticated secret compartments in cars and into the drug cartels' hands.
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Casabe—a thin bread made from cassava, or yuca brava, that is ground into a flour and then baked—is usually eaten by itself in local Amazonian communities like that of the Ticuna.
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Unable to swallow anything but rice and vegetables ground into a mush, her skin flaking from dehydration, her bent limbs curling into themselves, her end was relayed to me inch by suffering inch.
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It looked like Osuna would escape with the lead after getting Brock Holt to ground into a double play, but an Osuna balk allowed Betts to trot home from third to tie it.
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The currypan's finishing touch is a solid coating of panko, a type of Japanese breadcrumb typically made using crustless toasted white bread, with the bread processed into flakes rather than ground into crumbs.
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Each slab cost around $600 and Spencer estimates that the US spent several billion dollars in all on walls that in many cases would, eventually, be ground into gravel when no longer needed.
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But even these positive elements are often ground into dust by the movie's overall "my foot fell asleep and now I have to rock back and forth until feeling returns to it" drudge.
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Ground into granules, cork is formed into expanded insulation corkboard through heat and pressure that releases the cork's natural resin — forming the glue that holds the cork together, without additives, in rectangular panels.
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That was the power of the earthquake, turning the ground into jelly in a deadly churn that eradicated landmarks and sent buildings flowing sideways even as they were being sucked down into rubble.
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Lead paint — which becomes dangerous when it peels into flakes or is ground into dust that people can ingest — was once a pernicious threat in homes, schools and factories all over the country.
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PPC plans to introduce mixed-cement products with lower levels of clinker, a stony residue from burned coal ground into cement, in order to reduce the level of dust emissions from their products.
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On the South African savannah, rhinos lie dead with their horns cut off; ground into a supposed arthritis-curing powder, the appendages fetch thousands of dollars per kilo in TCM's black market in China.
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When Hawaii's Kilauea volcano began erupting last Thursday, sending lava streaming from a fissure in the ground into the Leilani Estates subdivision, Demian Barrios was one of the first professional photographers on the scene.
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Texas had a golden chance to end it in the 219th with runners at first and third with one out, but Sox reliever Dan Jennings got Mitch Moreland to ground into a double play.
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The raw plant, which looks like a ginger root, is often ground into a brilliant yellowish-orange powder to add colorful pizzaz to South Asian dishes, such as vegetable curries or chicken tikka masala.
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Then they're roasted, shucked from their husks and ground into a paste that is heated and mixed with sugar until it forms a fine liquid that fills the air with a beautiful toasty aroma.
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Ancient food like pigweed once eaten by the Aztecs can be eaten raw or be ground into flour - one of many crops that could add valuable nutrients to a limited modern diet, say experts.
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Shifting national attitudes may have played a part in the recent souring, too; everything's grim enough that nobody feels the need to have his or her spirit ground into dust on a weekly basis.
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Cosart got the Rockies to ground into three double plays, including one in the first inning when he gave up three singles but stranded runners at first and second by getting Parra to ground out.
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MatchaBar Premium Ceremonial Grade Matcha Green Tea Powder, available on Amazon, $14.22Matcha is made from special green tea leaves that have been ground into a perfectly fine powder that dissolves in water when whisked properly.
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He struck out Garrett Hampson with two out and the bases loaded in the fourth, and got Ryan McMahon to ground into a double play with two on and no one out in the sixth.
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Now 35 and playing for the Yankees in his final year in the big leagues, Colavito came in with the Yankees down, 5-0, and immediately got Al Kaline to ground into a double play.
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Pinch hitter Curtis Granderson opened the ninth with a single, but Anderson got Miguel Rojas to ground into a double play and then struck out pinch hitter Austin Dean to wrap up his second save.
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An error by Max Muncy gave the Mets a chance in the eighth, but with runners at the corners Scott Alexander got Bautista to ground into an inning-ending double play on the next pitch.
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Scientists and the U.S. government have known for decades that burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests moves CO2 from the ground into the atmosphere -- and too much of it makes the Earth hotter and hotter.
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That wastewater is disposed of by re-injecting it into the ground, into rock formations thousands of feet below the surface, increasing the pressure on existing subterranean faults, and causing them to slip and produce tremors.
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Zunino hit the one-out home run off White Sox reliever Zach Duke, who then hit a batter and issued back-to-back walks before getting Robinson Cano to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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This is a small and dusty workshop where the one functioning machine allows for discarded plastic to be ground into tiny pieces, then shipped off to factories in Nairobi's industrial hub to be turned into new products.
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Hunter Renfroe gave the Padres a 1-0 lead in the first with a RBI double, but Wacha wriggled out of a bases-loaded, out-out jam by getting Wil Myers to ground into a double play.
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The group also has developed simple flood-recovery technologies, such as a timber platform that can be used to dry sodden harvests in the sun so they can be recycled as livestock feed or ground into flour.
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In the bottom of the inning, Aaron Hicks drew a leadoff walk and, after a flyout by Gregorius, Andujar deftly stroked a 1-2 pitch on the ground into right field — with Hicks running on the pitch.
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In the fourth, the Yankees loaded the bases with one out on two singles and a walk, but Snell got Didi Gregorius to ground into a 4-6-27 double play to get out of another jam.
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Servings: 12Prep: 45 minutesTotal: 1 hour 20 minutes Ingredients4 medium beets (about 2 pounds)6 tablespoons olive oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste73 tablespoons unsalted butter8 ounces crimini mushrooms, thinly sliced3 sprigs thyme1 medium yellow onion, dicedjuice of 1 lemon3/4 cup green lentils1/2 cup bulgur wheat1/23 cup toasted cashews, ground into a powder1 cup toasted pepitas, ground into a powder1 1/26 tablespoons xanthan gum212 potato rolls, halved22 cup Greek yogurt26 tablespoon sumacfrisée lettuce28 avocados, peeled, pitted and thinly sliced Directions 27.
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It came against Blake Treinen, who entered Monday's game to face Arenado and got him to ground into an inning-ending double play with runners on first and second in the seventh and the game tied at 215.
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Winner: Tie, because both contain the good fats essential for heart health Protein Nuts are basically little nuggets of fat and protein — meaning they're great for keeping you full and satisfied, even when ground into creamy, spreadable form.
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But the Mariners had to settle for only a run in the second inning when O'Malley — who was hit by a pitch to start the inning — scored when Sale got Guillermo Heredia to ground into a double play.
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The Orioles had the bases loaded with no outs in the fourth, but Odorizzi induced a weak pop from Jonathan Schoop, then got Caleb Joseph to ground into a double play to survive with a 1-1 tie.
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A translation of Ebers Papyrus—a record of ancient Egyptian medicine—suggests cannabis "ground into honey and introduced into her vagina" was used to "cool the uterus and eliminate its heat," perhaps as a way to ease cramps.
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City after Sunni city were ground into little Dresdens (since 2014, the United States spent more than $14 billion on its air campaign against Islamic State) before being turned over to the militias for ethnic cleansing of renegade Sunnis.
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All the meats are human and restaurant-grade, but he doesn't recommend that the owners take a bite themselves; the meat would lack the seasoning that we're used to, plus bones have been ground into the meat patties for dogs too.
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Felix Thompson's debut feature brings back the immediacy and emotion of high school It's easy to forget how much a single terrific performance or a fresh directing perspective can enliven a film, and turn familiar ground into fresh new territory.
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Philadelphia had runners on first and second with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, but Washington reliever Sean Doolittle got Carlos Santana to ground into a double play, sending the game into extra innings tied at 3.
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Right-hander Clay Holmes allowed a two-run single to Upton in the ninth before left-hander Felipe Vazquez entered to get Kole Calhoun to ground into an game-ending double play on his lone pitch to record his 22nd save.
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He allowed a single to Toles on the first pitch of the game, but on the second pitch, Hendricks, who induced more soft contact than any pitcher in baseball this season, got Corey Seager to ground into a double play.
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This pattern was followed in Newtown, and it elicited another of the town's unusual responses: Llodra eventually ordered the removal of the folk memorials (which is not unusual) and had them ground into a fine powder (which is quite unusual).
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Toronto, which saw slugger Edwin Encarnacion ground into a double play with runners on the corners to end Monday's game, has lost three in a row on the road and is now in a virtual tie with Baltimore atop the division.
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The walk to the struggling Marwin Gonzalez resulted in yet another pitching change, with Brandon Morrow coming in to face Josh Reddick, and the right-hander came through in a big way by getting Reddick to ground into a double play.
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The new owners installed an old corrugated container machine, known as an O.C.C., a towering vat of swirling warm water, where large bales of used cardboard boxes are dumped and then ground into the stock that makes the new brown paper.
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To do that, the government is trying to make people more comfortable with the idea of eating crickets and mealworms that are ground into powder or hydrolysed to extract oils and protein and turned into food, from ice cream to sausages.
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Matt Wieters hit a two-run single after the Cardinals loaded the bases with one out in the ninth inning, but Archie Bradley got pinch hitter Paul Goldschmidt to ground into a game-ending double play for his 22th save.
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Zach Britton closed it for his 21st saves in 21 chances despite struggling with his control, walking two, giving up a single and loading the bases in the ninth before getting Josh Donaldson to ground into a game-ending double play.
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Djar is sold in knobbly, ebony pods, which are dried, sometimes smoked, and used in lieu of black pepper—added to soups, stews, and starchy porridges, or ground into a paste and used as a spice rub for fish and grilled meats.
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China is the world's biggest international buyer of soybeans, which are then ground into meal to feed the world's biggest pig herd as middle class Chinese increasingly demand pork and other meat as part of a shift in diet away from rice.
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They expected to sell the small jars of the Jiquitaia blend—78 types of tiny chili peppers in a rainbow of colors, dried in the sun and in large ovens, then ground into a fine powder—in nearby towns reachable by boat.
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Bradley, who has a 10-game scoreless streak, came on with the bases loaded and one out and got Aaron Altherr to ground into a force out at home, with Herrmann making an exceptional stretch catch of third baseman Lamb's off-line throw.
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The Giants loaded the bases with one out in the fourth, but Manaea got Williamson to ground into a double play with a 3-2 count, one pitch after he lined a shot just left of the foul pole in left field.
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The SMGs felt like mannerly up-close bullet hoses, the light machine guns were slightly wilder but once again could turn open ground into a shooting gallery if you had a second to get set-up behind cover or prone on the ground.
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Pittsburgh loaded the bases with no outs in the bottom of the fifth on Frazier's leadoff single, Reynolds' four-pitch walk and Marte's five-pitch walk, but Hudson struck out Josh Bell and got Colin Moran to ground into a double play.
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To start with, geologists think much of the magma oozing from the ground into the community of Leilani Estates since May 3 -- miles east of Kilauea's summit -- may have been stored in underground channels in the volcano's rift zone since a 1955 eruption.
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Casilla got Dustin Pedroia to ground into a fielder's choice at home plate for the first out, but Bogaerts, with two strikes, dropped a soft liner between Giants center fielder Denard Span and a drawn-in infield, providing the game-winning runs.
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But Brussels sprout powder — that is, Brussels sprouts that have been dehydrated and ground into a dust — doesn't appear until midway down the ingredient list for the puffs, meaning they contain more sorghum flour, sunflower or safflower oil, nutritional yeast, and rice bran.
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Matzo Dishes Matzo gets a bad rap for being tasteless and bland, but it's quite delicious when it's crumbled and combined with well-seasoned scrambled eggs to make matzo brei, or ground into meal and rolled into matzo balls rich with chicken fat.
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Four were rejected (too weak, too strong, bland at the end), and the remaining three were carried off to the kitchen to be ground into sauce and tested immediately on an unembellished pie — no cheese or toppings, just tomato and olive oil.
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In such a world, it's possible for an entire species to be ground into extinction by forces beyond its control and then, 40,000 years later, be dug up and made to endure an additional century and a half of bad luck and abuse.
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In Metro Exodus, the third game in the Metro series, the silent protagonist Artyom catches a glimpse of potential life outside of the Moscow Metro where he has lived most of his life since the nuclear apocalypse turned everything above ground into an uninhabitable hellscape.
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Blake Treinen (3-3) picked up the win with an inning of scoreless relief, while Liam Hendriks picked up his eighth save, getting Mitch Garver to ground into a double play with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the ninth.
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To cover up that it was Hannah's tapes, he casually threw out Ultravox but stumbled over Duran Duran as if the former were a name any Millennial might know and the latter weren't ground into public consciousness as the poster boys for early MTV.
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Pangolin meat is considered a delicacy in some Asian markets and the pangolin's hard keratin scales - the stuff of human fingernails and rhino horns - are dried, ground into powder, and used in medicines in China to treat ailments such as poor lactation, sores and rheumatism.
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That means that if you're taking a shower with shampoo, even if it falls to the ground and goes all the way under the ground into the water table (which everything eventually does) it's not going to damage the ecosystem or toxify the water table in someway.
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Davis rewarded his team's faith and saved the Cubs' season for at least one more day, getting the slugging first baseman Cody Bellinger to ground into a game-ending double play and clinching a 3-2 win for Chicago in Game 443 of the N.L.C.S. on Wednesday.
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The appetite for farmed species is so voracious, almost 2400 percent of the annual catch from the world's seas is ground into fishmeal, a nutrient-rich powder that forms the basis of the feeds used from salmon cages in Scottish lochs to shrimp ponds on Borneo.
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According to N.Y.C. dermatologist and The Beauty of Dirty Skin author, Dr. Whitney Bowe, walnut face scrubs won't irritate skin in theory if they're "ground into a fine powder and tested on skin in a clinical trial," but in general, she does not recommend physical exfoliators to her patients.
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According to N.Y.C. dermatologist and The Beauty of Dirty Skin author, Dr. Whitney Bowe, walnut face scrubs won't irritate skin in theory if they're "ground into a fine powder and tested on skin in a clinical trial," but in general, she does not recommend physical exfoliators to her patients.
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Seager's first RBI double plated Turner in the fifth to knot the game at 2-2, and Hill kept it tied by working out of a bases-loaded, no-out jam in the fifth, getting Pillar to foul out and Brandon Crawford to ground into a double play.
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Indigenous people living near one park in southeast Cameroon described a litany of horrors in interviews and documents obtained by BuzzFeed News: dead-of-night break-ins by men wielding machetes, rifle butt bludgeonings, burn torture involving chilis ground into paste, and homes and camps torched to the ground.
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Starling has semen flung in her face by a jailed criminal; Kate Macer of Sicario has her face ground into the dirt by a man; Wind River's Jane Banner is almost shot in the face by a rapist who marvels at how "spunky" the women "round here" are.
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As I watch Leiomy spin on her heels, listing further and further to one side as she hits her sixth, seventh, eighth rotation, I'm amazed at how elegantly she can transform what would be a failure in most other dance styles—falling on the ground—into the routine's climax.
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Simply bring five clean, empty pots (maybe those small ones you'll be trading in?) into your local Lush store, and they'll be sent to facilities in Toronto and Vancouver where they'll be ground into brand new pots — and you'll get a free face mask for your part in helping the planet.
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The subject matter on this record, though, bleeds across from drones and North Korea to how to scrape together the pieces of yourself when you've been ground into a fine powder by work, or heartbreak, or whatever makes your shoulders tense at night when you should be getting to sleep.
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Both teams threatened in the ninth, but A's closer Blake Treinen stranded Castellanos at second after a hit and a stolen base, and Tigers right-hander Alex Wilson got Khris Davis to ground into a double play after one-out singles by Matt Chapman and Lowrie had put the potential winning run in scoring position.
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This resolution limply chides the Palestinians for what translates on the ground into a relentless campaign of terrorism, while targeting Israel harshly and specifically for international opprobrium and declaring as already Palestinian the land that Israel, under a two-state solution, was supposed to be able to trade in "land for peace" talks with the Palestinians.
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The general accusation, it seems, is that two coaches within the Louisville program worked with Adidas to funnel $100,000 to a high school recruit to get then to come to Louisville, where he could be ground into dust by Pitino's madness, instead of going somewhere that might be, like, actually good for his professional development, like honorable, honest Kentucky.
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Turning the ethical high ground into a marketing strategy is not without its pitfalls, though, as Apple has discovered recently with a (now patched) high-profile FaceTime bug that allowed people to turn your phone into a listening device, Facebook's manipulation of App Store permissions and the revelation that there was some long overdue house cleaning needed in its Enterprise Certificate program.
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