Sooner or later the groundskeeper would notice and mend it.
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Tom Farrell, the Blue Jays' longtime groundskeeper, is overseeing Toronto's renovation.
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Groundskeeper Lucas Hackmann was hit on the head by a pitch Sunday.
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The club handle was allegedly discovered by a groundskeeper and his daughter.
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As a teenager she worked at a golf course as a groundskeeper.
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The Groundskeeper determines the end of the game based on player choices.
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Accompaniment: Groundskeeper will tap "Worms Crawl In, Worms Crawl Out" with his shovel.
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"What can you do?" said John McCarthy, the head groundskeeper, with a sigh.
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Jeff Fahey's portrayal of Jobe, a groundskeeper with a developmental disability, is particularly cringeworthy.
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A lawyer for the groundskeeper, Dewayne Johnson, could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Ross is facing aggravated assault and kidnapping charges for allegedly pistol-whipping a groundskeeper.
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A groundskeeper for the home team yelled out a profane remark questioning their manhood.
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"Absolutely," said the groundskeeper, Neil Stubley, who oversees the most important vegetation in tennis.
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Apu is just one of The Simpsons' several ethnically stereotyped characters, including Scottish groundskeeper Willy.
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Last year, the same groundskeeper was tasked with removing a cat who wandered onto the field.
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California jurors awarded the former school groundskeeper $289 million last year in punitive and compensatory damages.
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This week, he returned to work as a groundskeeper for the Chicago White Sox baseball team.
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The first few tasks—stealing keys from the groundskeeper or getting him wet—were easy enough.
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Franco, a groundskeeper at the college, was driving Marcela to campus to buy textbooks for summer classes.
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Johnson, a former school groundskeeper, contracted non-Hodgkins lymphoma after working with Monsanto's weed killer for years.
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Back outside, a groundskeeper with a pickup truck offered to lead the two cabs to Mondrian's grave.
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Nicole Sherry is the head groundskeeper for the Baltimore Orioles, a position she fought hard to lock down.
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JJ's alliance with Kenneth (Cedric Yarbrough), the school groundskeeper who becomes his new aide, is embryonic but promising.
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Mr. Howe said he now lives in Idaho, where he works as a groundskeeper at a golf course.
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The case of school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson was the first lawsuit to go to trial alleging glyphosate causes cancer.
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The case of school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson was the first lawsuit alleging glyphosate causes cancer to go to trial.
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The lawn in his backyard is oblivious to the screech of the twister and so too is the groundskeeper.
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This summer, a California jury awarded nearly $300 million to a groundskeeper who blamed his cancer on the chemical.
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Every year, a groundskeeper opens the bollards that block street access to the grave for one day, on Feb.
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In the fourth inning, he pursued a groundskeeper who was pulling a sweeper, for a handshake and a hug.
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As an example, Stubley mentioned a recent visit to Augusta National where he and the head groundskeeper shared tips.
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But the next day, the groundskeeper went out to explore, Ms. Feigenbaum said, and found headstone after headstone upended.
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A brief snippet at the end of the trailer shows not one but two geese honking and tormenting the groundskeeper.
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Most recently, he was known as the BBQ joint-owner-turned White House groundskeeper Freddy Hayes on House of Cards.
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A neighbor's groundskeeper had smelled smoke coming from the home and his boss called 911, the Asbury Park Press reported.
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Agri giant, Monsanto ordered to pay a massive $298 million payout to a groundskeeper who says their products caused his cancer.
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The case was brought by groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson and the August 13 verdict included an additional $39 million in compensatory damages.
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Topel doesn't have an ear for such echoes, preferring to lavish attention on the recollections of Shea's put-upon head groundskeeper.
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The firm is appealing a first U.S. court ruling that awarded $78 million in damages to a school groundskeeper from California.
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Then came a precipitous fall that took him from influencing the powerful in Albany to working as a groundskeeper in Idaho.
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Mr. Howe, a disgraced Washington lobbyist now working as groundskeeper in Idaho, has pleaded guilty and is cooperating with the government.
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Few home runs are as gratifying as a groundskeeper futilely chasing a cat who is having absolutely no part of it.
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After a jury awarded the former school groundskeeper $289 million, a judge reduced that amount to $78 million a few months later.
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Ross has claimed Jonathan Zamudio, the groundskeeper, was partying with cocaine and drug paraphernalia in the guest house of Ross' Georgia estate.
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Alas, when she goes to find the shovels in the woods, the groundskeeper says that they've already been plucked from the scene.
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J. J. connects with Kenneth (Cedric Yarbrough), the school groundskeeper, and asks him to become his caregiver, and give him a voice.
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Andrew Cuomo getting spooked, when he thought it was haunted by the spirit of a groundskeeper, who served the house's original owners.
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That decision came after another California jury in August 2018 awarded $289 million to a groundskeeper in the first U.S. Roundup trial.
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Johnson, a former school groundskeeper, won a monumental case against Monsanto, claiming the company's famous weed killer Roundup gave him terminal cancer.
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On Friday, a U.S. court ruled that weedkiller Roundup had caused cancer in a groundskeeper and awarded him $298 million in damages.
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Former school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson won the landmark case against Monsanto, claiming the company's popular weedkiller Roundup caused his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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She said her late husband worked for the city as a groundskeeper and was allowed to build the house by the local authorities.
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As they walked, they spotted a car driven by an 18-year-old student named Steven Parent, who had been visiting the groundskeeper.
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On this episode of How She Works, we'll find out what it takes to be a female major league head groundskeeper in Baltimore.
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Last year, the company was found to be liable for the terminal cancer of a school groundskeeper who had used glyphosate-based products.
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In August, a state court in San Francisco found that Roundup had caused the cancer of a school groundskeeper, awarding him $289 million.
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It is unclear if his bail revocation threatens his cooperation agreement, or his current job as a groundskeeper on an Idaho golf course.
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Mr. Flynn, who was a Mets groundskeeper for almost 453 years, died on Wednesday on the way to a hospital in Middletown, Conn.
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Welcome back He was a groundskeeper for the Chicago White Sox before he spent two decades in prison for crime he didn't commit.
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One high-profile case against Monsanto was that of Dewayne Johnson, a former school groundskeeper diagnosed with terminal non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2014.
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The estate is tended by a groundskeeper named Walter (Marcus Henderson) and a housekeeper named Georgina (Betty Gabriel), both of whom are black.
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Kholberdiyev, a groundskeeper at a local mosque, called Saipov quiet and said he came to the mosque to pray every two or three weeks.
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He finds that voice in Kenneth (Cerdic Yarbrough), the school's groundskeeper, as the rest of the family seeks to adjust to its new surroundings.
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The problem is Monsanto's signature weedkiller, Roundup: ■ A California jury awarded a terminally ill groundskeeper $289 million because of his exposure to the product.
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But after around thirty minutes of shuffling things around, I couldn't figure out how to get the groundskeeper to put on his sun hat.
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Mr. Betts, a 33-year-old groundskeeper at a tree nursery, had tried to get out on foot on the morning of the fire.
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Bo already had a job as a "helper" to Dale Haney, the head groundskeeper at the White House, which happens to be a national park.
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A San Francisco state court jury in August 20.8909 awarded $289 million to a California groundskeeper, finding Monsanto's glyphosate-based weed killers caused his cancer.
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In 2017, she was working in the prison as a landscape laborer — a step down from a position she previously had, as a senior groundskeeper.
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The unnamed lawyer also provided him with the names of the groundskeeper, his daughter and a lawyer who once worked for Skakel's aunt and uncle.
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If you choose to be a roofer rather than a groundskeeper and accept a greater risk of injury for more pay, we're O.K. with that.
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During the next four decades, he raised a family and worked as a groundskeeper in a London park and a fish packer in a supermarket.
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The police were called to the school, the Islamic College of Brisbane, on Wednesday after the bag was discovered by a groundskeeper and a teacher.
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A San Francisco state court jury in August 2018 awarded $289 million to a California groundskeeper, finding Monsanto's glyphosate-based weed killers caused his cancer.
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The first case against Monsanto came in August 2018, and a jury awarded a golf course groundskeeper $289 million, which was later reduced to $200 million.
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In August 2018, a jury in California state court awarded a man with terminal cancer who worked as a school groundskeeper nearly $290 million in damages.
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A Portuguese forward called it "a difficult pitch where the grass was somewhat too long"; unfortunately for the Russian groundskeeper, that forward's name was Cristiano Ronaldo.
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In August, San Francisco jurors awarded $289 million in damages to a former school groundskeeper who said his terminal cancer had been caused by the product.
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"I used to fish these ponds and walk these little lanes," said John Norcross, a groundskeeper from the nearby village of Marston, who supports the protesters.
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He was 23, had two children, attended church in the Chicago area, and worked as a groundskeeper at Comiskey Park, the home of the White Sox.
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A California jury on Friday found Monsanto liable in a lawsuit filed by a school groundskeeper who said the company's weedkillers, including Roundup, caused his cancer.
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The case of the groundskeeper, Dewayne Johnson, 46, was the first lawsuit to go to trial alleging that Roundup and other glyphosate-based weedkillers cause cancer.
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The cancer question received renewed attention this month when a California jury awarded $20163 million to a groundskeeper who alleged that the chemical had sickened him.
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For tuition, he works as an assistant groundskeeper while gritting himself through homelessness—at night, he sneaks into his boss's office to sleep on a cot.
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Former school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson was the first of thousands of plaintiffs to take Monsanto to trial, claiming its popular weedkiller Roundup caused non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Last August a California court awarded $289 million to a school groundskeeper who blamed his cancer on Roundup, though this was later reduced to $78 million.
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Groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson is one of more than 5,000 plaintiffs across the United States who claim Monsanto's glyphosate-containing herbicides, including the widely-used Roundup, cause cancer.
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The Chicago real estate tycoon Lee Miglin was tortured and bludgeoned, and a New Jersey cemetery groundskeeper, William Reese, was fatally shot, execution-style, in Episode 3.
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Mr. Howe works as a groundskeeper at a ski resort, maintaining a playground for the wealthy rather than patronizing one himself, as he once might have done.
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Thankfully, legendary groundskeeper Roger Bossard (who has his own Wikipedia page)—aka, the Sodfather—knows how to treat that diamond right, and is tamping down the frost.
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The maker of Roundup, U.S. seed and chemicals group Monsanto, was deemed to have failed to warn the groundskeeper of the cancer risks posed by its weedkiller.
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The two would give better work assignments to employees "in their clique" and retaliate against those they did not like, once forcing a longtime groundskeeper into retirement.
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In a similar case decided last year, a California jury found that Monsanto had failed to warn a school groundskeeper of the cancer risks posed by Roundup.
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Monsanto's attorney, George Lombardi, argued in court that non-Hodgkins lymphoma develops over the course of years meaning Johnson's cancer started before he began working as a groundskeeper.
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Presented by Coors Light Nicole Sherry, one of only two women in Major League Baseball to have the title of Head Groundskeeper, shares her experience leading her team.
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The night before his big court hearing for allegedly kidnapping his groundskeeper, Rick Ross was being held hostage by a lot of shaking ass at a strip club.
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Johnson, a former school groundskeeper, said he used the weed killer regularly while spraying it on the grounds he worked on in the San Francisco Bay Area school district.
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A California jury on Friday ordered Monsanto to award $289 million in damages to a former school groundskeeper who claims the company's weed killer, Roundup, gave him terminal cancer.
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For example: Rakes are large objects by goose standards, and the groundskeeper will easily catch on to what's happening if you try to just openly waddle your way out.
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But last August, in the first state trial over whether Roundup can cause cancer, California jurors awarded former school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson $289 million in punitive and compensatory damages.
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On Saturday, a court in San Francisco ordered the company to pay $289 million in damages to a former school groundskeeper who claimed that Roundup caused his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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The lack of heat and hot water created havoc for Ms. Diamond, an eligibility specialist for the city's Human Resources Administration and her husband, a groundskeeper for the housing authority.
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Seeger says the groundskeeper passed away on March 31, at 91, but he still wants to depose the daughter as well as the former attorney for the aunt and uncle.
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There was no egregiously bad coaching performance on this week's short slate, so let's keep things light and pay homage to Eric Harlow, the humble groundskeeper at Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Sure, the late, great gigantic spider is remembered fondly for his service to Hogwarts' favorite groundskeeper, but his rendering in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was downright appalling.
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Photos by Chris Bethell"This is the tale of Murray Sterling…" sings Bob Mortimer in a faux-Scottish accent that's one part Mel Gibson in Braveheart and three parts Groundskeeper Willie.
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Still, Chris is unnerved by the alternating aggression and beaming artificiality of the Armitages' black housekeeper and groundskeeper, Walter and Georgina (Marcus Henderson and Betty Gabriel, who deliver memorably eerie performances).
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Rick Ross just got indicted in the alleged pistol whipping of his groundskeeper, but TMZ has learned his attorney thinks there's no case here ... because Ross was acting in self-defense.
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The company said in motions filed in San Francisco's Superior Court of California that the jury's decision was insufficiently supported by the evidence presented at trial by school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson.
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A Michigan jury will deliberate the fate of a former school groundskeeper who is accused of killing a 16-year-old student who he was later convicted of raping, PEOPLE confirms.
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Monsanto said on Monday it planned to challenge the verdict on the grounds that the judge should have barred scientific evidence presented by California school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson's lawyers as insufficient.
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Coleman, then a 25-year-old groundskeeper with the White Sox, was convicted of the 1994 rape and murder of a Chicago woman and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Dewayne Johnson, a former school groundskeeper with terminal cancer, won a $20.6 million victory in state court last year, and Edwin Hardeman, who used Roundup at home, was awarded $250 million.
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Tasks like "get the groundskeeper wet" and "rake in the lake" are simple enough to solve with only a little investigation, and (unsurprisingly) that initial list serves as the game's tutorial.
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" He said it shows that a case last year in which a California jury awarded former school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson $289 million in punitive and compensatory damages "wasn't a one-off.
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A former Michigan school groundskeeper who was convicted of killing a 16-year-old student who accused him of rape was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole Monday.
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Johnson, 46, worked as a groundskeeper for the Benicia Unified School District and was responsible for applying Monsanto's glyphosate-based products Roundup and Ranger Pro on school properties between 2012 and 2015.
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Dewyane Johnson, 85033, claimed in the lawsuit that his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma was caused by his use of Roundup weedkiller and one other Monsanto product during his work as a school groundskeeper.
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Lesions on much of his body Johnson, 0003, applied Roundup weedkiller 20 to 30 times per year while working as a groundskeeper for a school district near San Francisco, his attorneys said.
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Even with the short turnaround time, though, the Twins' head groundskeeper, Larry DiVito, said he thought the field would be playable as long as it didn't rain the day before the game.
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During a family baseball game, Roman invites a young boy, the son of a groundskeeper, to play with the Roys, though the game Roman has in mind isn't quite what the boy expects.
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John had a cameo in the film, while Bill starred as the deranged groundskeeper Carl Spackler, forever injecting his goofball, anarchic spirit into a game traditionally associated with corporate strivers and conservative Rotarians.
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In 1984, a cat on the field at the Kingdome in Seattle brought joy to everyone except the groundskeeper, who was bitten and clawed as he tried to carry the cat to safety.
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And then I saw an image, taken by Gordon Sorfleet, the club's erstwhile press officer, of the groundskeeper, Michael Curtis, painstakingly cutting the grass on a field that might never be used again.
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In the videos (which became a trend after this one went viral in March) people would mimic the way the groundskeeper in the movie, Walter, runs super fast before making a sudden sharp turn.
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While characters like "Cletus the Slack-Jawed Yokel" and Groundskeeper Willie are satirical stereotypes, they're specific stereotypes of narrow subgroups, and there are plenty of counterexamples of Southern people or Scottish people on television.
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The jury awarded $24.2 million in compensatory damages and $250 million in punitive damages to school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system, in 2014.
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"I've seen a lot of people in the five years I've been here come and go," Pat Clarke, the groundskeeper at the local trailer park, said as he turned on the sprinklers one morning.
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Having been with the team since its inception, in 22008, Mr. Flynn was named head groundskeeper in 22011, a post he held until 2001, overseeing a crew that now has more than 15 members.
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An obituary on Friday about Pete Flynn, the New York Mets' longtime groundskeeper, misspelled, in some editions, the given names of his daughters and misstated which of them he lived with in Clinton, Conn.
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After graduating from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell, where she studied developmental sociology, Ms. Bates volunteered as a groundskeeper at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in Stockbridge, Mass.
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In a ruling by San Francisco's Superior Court of California, Judge Suzanne Bolanos said she would slash the punitive damages award to $20153 million from $250 million if lawyers for school groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson agreed.
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The longtime couple, never married, had drifted apart by 1979 when Pallenberg became close with Scott Cantrell, the 17-year-old groundskeeper of the home she had shared with Richards in South Salem, New York.
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I stand between Dan and Nancy, and to see Dan go from voice, to voice, to voice, from Grandpa to Homer to Groundskeeper Willy, I could watch it all day long, seven days a week.
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Most noticeably, Hagrid, the gentle giant of a groundskeeper who has selflessly protected Harry over and over, suddenly turns so selfish he is willing to let Harry be punished for something that is Hagrid's fault.
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The Forest at least provided food, a bathroom, a concrete shelter, and some safety: a fence had been erected and groundskeeper assigned after the carbon-sequestration tract had been converted into a Forest of Memory.
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Although the groundskeeper had seen Sunny once or twice at a distance, during the day—she was very careful—little in her dress or behavior distinguished her from the other mourners moving among the trees.
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In August, a California jury found that Monsanto had failed to warn a school groundskeeper of the cancer risks posed by Roundup, which he used as part of his job as a pest control manager.
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Tom is gay, and his simmering affair with the groundskeeper, Liam, conducted in excruciating secrecy away from the macho banter and ritualized bonding of his teammates, edges him even further from a sense of belonging.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Friday about Pete Flynn, the New York Mets' longtime groundskeeper, misspelled, in some editions, the given names of his daughters and misstated which of them he lived with in Clinton, Conn.
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Litzenburg, who was part of the trial team that won a landmark 2018 verdict against Monsanto in California state court for groundskeeper Dewayne Johnson, is represented by Thomas Bondurant and Jennifer DeGraw of Gentry Locke.
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The N.F.L. also tests the field to ensure it has the proper traction and hardness, and as the top groundskeeper, Mangan has the honor of being the last person to mow the field before the game.
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In August 2018, a jury in California state court awarded Dewayne Johnson, a man with a terminal illness who worked as a groundskeeper for a San Francisco Bay Area school district, nearly $290 million in damages.
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DeWayne Johnson, a groundskeeper at a San Francisco Bay Area school district, sprayed large quantities of the product, sold under the brand name Roundup, from a 50-gallon tank attached to a truck during gusty winds.
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"The translucency, the clarity on those things was insane," says Chuck Johnson, an engineer who spent his career at Indigo, starting out there as a 20043-year-old groundskeeper in 1978 and working his way up.
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Mr. Gawhega, an elder with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Nations who walks with a cane, wore his Oklahoma State University sweats — he is a retired campus groundskeeper — as he walked around the low brick building.
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Last week, a jury at the Superior Court of California in San Francisco awarded $289 million in damages to a groundskeeper whose attorney argued that Roundup, a weed killer made by Monsanto, caused his terminal cancer.
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Over the course of the game, the Groundskeeper describes the bride as she explores the mansion and encounters scenes of horror: ghostly apparitions, shattering mirrors, bloody corpses, brilliant butterflies that turn out to be ravenous moths.
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The producers of Speechless will inevitably need to address these complexities, for at the end of the pilot episode, we learn that J.J.'s new "voice" will be Kenneth (Cedric Yarbrough), a black groundskeeper at the school.
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Bond helps repel the attack and takes M to Skyfall Lodge, his family estate in the Scottish Highlands, where Bond and the groundskeeper (Albert Finney) prep Home Alone–style booby traps for Silva and his approaching army.
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He struggles on and off the field, feeling isolated and conflicted about his sexuality; Tom begins to develop a relationship with the groundskeeper, Liam, and struggles to keep the relationship secret and away from his macho peers.
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" And, she says the President extended an invitation for Frank to spend a morning at the White House with the groundskeeper to learn "how the U.S. Park Service maintains the 18 acres of the White House complex.
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The contributors, including an office cleaner, a golf course groundskeeper, a bartender and an attorney, have given $2200,21 to Trump's campaign, a fraction of the $2500 million Trump's political operation has received from donors and joint fundraisers.
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It's played as an interactive story, based on a centuries-old folktale: one person oversees the game activity as the "Groundskeeper," and narrates a story about a bride who has just married a frightening man named Bluebeard.
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Fifty years ago this August, Sharon Marie Tate Polanski and four others — Jay Sebring, Wojciech Frykowski, Abigail Folger, and groundskeeper Steven Parent — were brutally murdered in her home at 10050 Cielo Drive by members of the Manson Family.
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Mickael Ichkhanian, the former groundskeeper at the Leo Lagrande stadium, where Mbappe made his debut, said the community was fortunate to have such a son, one who displays a maturity beyond his years on and off the pitch.
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" In the game, players putter around in the guise of a feathery, bottom-wiggling bird, ticking off the game's assignments, like "Make the groundskeeper hammer his thumb" and, "Steal a pint glass and drop it in the canal.
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The six-member jury delivered the unanimous verdict in the United States District Court in San Francisco, months after a groundskeeper who said Roundup caused his cancer was awarded about $80 million in a separate case in California.
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The joke here is that Chris thinks the groundskeeper, smiling yet unfriendly, is being hostile to him — resents him — and that the maid, when she unplugs the cell phone that he left charging upstairs, is possibly being passive-aggressive.
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Whether it's Groundskeeper Willie calling them "cheese-eating surrender monkeys" or Blackadder snarking about how the mutinies at Verdun were traced to a shipment of garlic éclairs, comedic wisdom holds that the French are make for poor, cowardly soldiers.
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A groundskeeper, Lucas Hackmann, chased the cat down, only to be bitten twice as he tried to carry it off the field, much to the mirth of viewers at the stadium and at home, but probably not to himself.
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The rapper was in a Fayette County courtroom Tuesday facing kidnapping, aggravated assault, aggravated battery and other charges for allegedly holding a groundskeeper on his Georgia estate at gunpoint, forcing him into a guesthouse and pistol-whipping the guy.
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Bayer AG's Monsanto unit on Wednesday received a tentative ruling for a new trial on the $183 million in punitive damages awarded by a jury to a groundskeeper who alleged the company's glyphosate-based weed killers, including Roundup, caused his cancer.
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Bayer AG's Monsanto unit on Wednesday received a tentative ruling for a new trial on the $250 million in punitive damages awarded by a jury to a groundskeeper who alleged the company's glyphosate-based weed killers, including Roundup, caused his cancer.
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The closest thing to an a-ha moment would've been when Jake rigged up the goose and the groundskeeper with an inverse kinematics system, so that they'd turn their heads to look at each other when standing at a certain distance.
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So George Toma, the N.F.L.'s chief groundskeeper at the time, proposed a quick fix to Jim Steeg, who organized the event for the league then: Take the grass from a practice field at the University of Tampa and truck it over.
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To prove the point, the episode includes a cameo from Scottish stereotype Groundskeeper Willie, and a subplot about Bart getting ideas to deal with Homer by reading Sun Tzu's Art of War, narrated by Silicon Valley's Jimmy O. Yang in a heavy accent.
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Ross' attorney, Steve Sadow, gave the court a heads up he believes Ross should be immune from criminal prosecution because the groundskeeper was committing felonies on Ross' property -- which means the rapper would be within his rights to beat up the man.
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After the verdict in favor of a California school groundskeeper with terminal cancer, Monsanto faces more than 5,000 similar lawsuits across the United States over claims it did not warn of the cancer risks of glyphosate-based weedkillers, including its Roundup brand.
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Eight fans from around the country, three photographers, including famed Sports Illustrated snapper Walter Iooss, Jr. and reporters Jerry Izenberg, Jerry Green and Dave Klein were honored along with Norma Hunt, wife of late Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt, and groundskeeper George Toma.
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Cook has been a consultant for M.L.B. on field construction and maintenance for nearly three decades, and he serves as the unofficial head groundskeeper for any league-sanctioned event played on a diamond not ordinarily manicured by one of its 20003 teams.
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Johnson worked as a groundskeeper for a California school district and regularly sprayed Roundup on plants and flowers as part of his job—and he was sometimes sprayed with the chemical himself on windy days—before he was diagnosed with his illness.
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Pawson, who is the daughter of a NYCHA Director Charles Pawson, and Hazel are among a number of staff members who are being investigated in a widespread scandal involving NYCHA employees reportedly hosting multiple orgies inside a groundskeeper shop at the public housing complex.
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Paul Orlando, the PHS groundskeeper and the football team's defensive coordinator, told CNN affiliate KHSL-TV the field's amenities -- like the irrigation system -- has "pretty much been a disaster," but knows what it meant to the team to bring normalcy back to the players.
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He can recall the date—August 229, 211—and the score of the first professional baseball game he ever attended: the Seattle Pilots versus the Baltimore Orioles at Sick's Stadium, where Baskin's grandfather, his hero and chaperone that day, had been a groundskeeper from 19778 to 103.
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Dozens of communities have put organic land management practices into place or have eliminated specific pesticides that have attracted national and international attention due to scientific findings or, most recently, a jury verdict of $85033 million because of harm caused to a groundskeeper by an herbicide.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Facing more and more complaints about the condition of the famed Wimbledon grass under unusually hot conditions, the head groundskeeper of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club said Saturday that the courts would be fine through the end of the tournament next weekend.
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In a verdict announced Friday, the jurors ruled in favor of Dewayne Johnson, a former groundskeeper for a San Francisco Bay Area school district, saying that agrochemical giant Monsanto caused him harm by failing to adequately warn about the potential dangers of using its popular weed killer Roundup.
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"Although we believe a reduction in punitive damages was unwarranted and we are weighing the options, we are pleased the court did not disturb the verdict," Johnson's spokeswoman Diana McKinley, according to the AP. Johnson has said he was exposed to the products while working as a school groundskeeper.
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That hunger permeates through the entire organization, says Baker, from 16-year-olds being taught how to control their heart rate for their World Series moment to Wilson, the groundskeeper at the Arizona spring training complex, who, like everyone on staff, was flown to Chicago and given World Series tickets.
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Corporate behemoth Monsanto, which produces RoundUp, has been under fire lately for the chemical, including a recent California verdict that ordered the company to pay $289 million to a school groundskeeper who claimed his constant and prolonged exposure to the chemical was to blame for him developing non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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I was bullied for being Indian American, as Kondabolu's subjects were, but I wasn't bullied with language from one of the most famous shows on TV. The common defense of Apu is that The Simpsons has many stereotypes (the Italian Fat Tony, the sometimes-Jewish Krusty the Clown, the Scottish Groundskeeper Willy).
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In May, a jury in California ordered Monsanto to pay over $2 billion to a couple who claimed that using Roundup for 35 years caused them to contract non-Hodgkin lymphoma, following another $80 million payout a judge awarded last year to a school groundskeeper who used the weed-killer up to 30 times per year.
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They all had deep ties to the community, Mr. Dickens and Mr. Coleburn said: Mr. Farley was a former groundskeeper for Shiloh Baptist Church; Ms. Somerville was a local schoolteacher with a 9-month-old daughter; Ms. Williams was the chairwoman of the church's deacon's council; and Ms. Wynn spent more than two decades on the town council.
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The oversized groundskeeper of Hogwarts School has to kick down the door to get inside their ramshackle house where he tells Harry that A) he's a wizard, B) his parents didn't actually die in a car crash like the Dursleys have lied to Harry about for his entire life, and C) that Harry's been invited to get the hell out of there and attend a boarding school (thank god).
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When I was a little kid in Chicago Jimmy Yancey, the great blues and boogie-woogie piano player, worked as a groundskeeper at Comiskey Park, where the White Sox played— Years later, I listened to his records and did the best I could to imitate his left hand, not knowing he'd played baseball for the Chicago All-Americans in the Negro Leagues, throwing down his best curves and sliders on both the black and white keys, remembering how he'd appeared as a tap dancer and pianist in Europe and at Carnegie Hall, then kept his day job working at Comiskey for twenty-five years, until he died in 1951, sweeping the infield
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