We could all learn something from this heroically lazy cat.
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Most of us do not react heroically to adverse circumstances.
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Meek "heroically saved lives" in the shooting, university officials said.
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The Philharmonic players coped heroically with the score's evident difficulties.
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Meek "heroically saved lives" in the shooting, university officials said.
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An excellent cast of singers performed heroically under taxing conditions.
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There he died (and rather heroically) in the Tet offensive.
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Here&aposs tape of his soldiers reacting heroically to the attack.
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Maxine Waters has a long history of being heroically Maxine Waters.
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You will heroically bring the sourdough starter back from the brink.
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You don't heroically grieve and then get hot and marry up.
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Aid agencies, the Bangladeshi authorities and the Rohingya have been coping heroically.
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Umpire Jeff Nelson heroically slayed the floating distraction with a powerful stomp.
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We make ice cream and sing songs and sometimes heroically sacrifice ourselves.
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His doctor has heroically fought and maybe the tide can be turned.
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General Soleimani fought heroically against ISIS, Al Nusrah, Al Qaeda et al.
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Gomez struggled to see the blows coming but ploughed forward heroically nonetheless.
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Columbus strides heroically onto land, while indigenous people hide in nearby bushes.
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A man drowned in Oregon this week after heroically saving his daughter's life.
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Overgrown grass separates tower blocks in a space heroically called "Paul Cézanne Square".
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Most neuroscientists would, it must be acknowledged, regard all this as heroically optimistic.
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So the most important bit is still, thankfully and heroically, done by people.
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Instead, Colson "heroically" diverted the gunfire toward himself -- and died in the shootout.
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Mr Emefiele tried heroically to conserve the country's dwindling reserves of foreign exchange.
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My parents, nevertheless, heroically attempted to provide our family with these ritualistic offerings.
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No. And I suppose you could argue the Dothraki and Unsullied acted heroically.
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Why do you think ordinary people often act heroically in times like these?
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But sound training also conditions officers to control their fears and act heroically.
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Founded in the late 216th century, the SPD heroically if briefly resisted Hitler's rise.
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Police officers have a tough job, and the vast majority do that job heroically.
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"Our hospital staff responded heroically in addressing this situation," hospital spokesman Errol Schneer said.
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One man heroically fought the terrorists with his bare hands, despite being stabbed repeatedly.
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He will probably die heroically, and BuzzFeed will publish a listicle in his honor.
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She heroically taught eight classes in one room of a schoolhouse in Lucas, Tex.
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In adopting an almost mythical persona, Mr Modi appears to rise heroically above his foes.
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They quietly, heroically put themselves in harm&aposs way to protect our nation&aposs leaders.
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In a conventional TV show, Georgia might heroically battle adversity to reconnect with her man.
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Dwight plans to heroically "rescue" Malone, but finds that Will Barton has already done so.
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Ms. Campbell does them grandly, heroically, but she also keeps quivering, exaggerating a student's struggle.
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But many same-sex couples in Asia are still tirelessly and heroically fighting for their rights.
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Mueller has served his country honorably and heroically in the military and law enforcement for decades.
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Bolsonaro is sixty-four, tall and slim, with sharply parted dark hair and heroically bushy eyebrows.
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I would jump leaf to leaf on trees, and I would heroically fight off lady bugs.
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Its fighters were praised for valiantly defending their territory and heroically running off the Israeli invaders.
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Their simple but heroically scaled gestures channeled the grandiosity and high drama of midcentury action painting.
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And that's the reality that Christine, Jen and Jennifer chose to heroically face every single day.
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That is why it is so heroically challenging to touch and do things on another world.
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They will act heroically, and they will fuck up, and they will do evil, twisted, awful things.
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The people of this small island have come together heroically to help their communities survive and recover.
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The Apple TV offers little I couldn't get on other devices, and its remote is heroically unfriendly.
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As such, they tended to die heroically in storms while trying to save orphans from the waves.
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He makes a convincing case that Grant actually behaved nobly, even heroically, while in the White House.
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Ukraine's people have heroically proclaimed their love of liberty and their right to choose their nation's future.
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He lets her heroically show the way so that he can contribute the best way he can.
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Both are working heroically on the front lines to save the lives of ordinary Haitians, particularly women.
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"There are many in the pro-life movement who heroically work to make abortion unconstitutional," DeVos said.
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"There are many in the pro-life movement who heroically work to make abortion unconstitutional," she added.
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And while Ray is hapless and almost heroically stupid, Connie is a more complicated, less clownish figure.
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That's why this book was so exciting to me: Chris was falling backward and spiraling down heroically.
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Travis Atkins, who heroically lost his life tackling a suicide bomber in Iraq nearly 12 years ago.
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Best of all, Superman actually smiles, acts heroically with minimal brooding and even cracks a joke or two.
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An injured ant might not die — it's possible the ant will heroically drag itself back to the nest.
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Aunt Lydia heroically womansplains the importance of June being near her own baby, but Fred isn't having it.
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In the game, his dad (still Jefferson) is a cop who dies heroically during a super-villain attack.
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These events would have their redemptive moments as individuals heroically struggled to overcome grief and communities came together.
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In one conception, the people heroically saved democracy; in the other, a handful of elites cravenly betrayed it.
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Shuttling between prisoners in the yard and state authorities gathered outside, the negotiators worked heroically toward a settlement.
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Reagan and W. heroically faced down their enemies: Reagan an assassin's bullet and Bush the 9/11 attacks.
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It is preserved thanks to countless individuals who knew its significance and heroically intervened when their moment arrived.
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Wheaton heroically wrote about refusing to write for free on HuffPo and, instead, moved his piece to Medium.
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If "Catching Homelessness" doesn't quite work as a memoir, it succeeds rather heroically on the level of document.
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The problem is that we put people in situations where they must either act immorally or act heroically.
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"Clinton Heroically Braves Pneumonia to Attend 9/11 Ceremony" is the alternate-universe framing Heather Henderson offers at Culturess.
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But like in 1992, when Major and Mitterrand heroically fought for the Maastricht Treaty, history has already moved on.
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Scenario 1 : Despite months of veiled threats and outright obstruction, Robert Mueller heroically completes the investigation in early December.
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Confederates weren't traitors; they fought heroically for their cause; Robert E. Lee was a noble man who wanted peace.
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It's worth remembering at this point that The Spice Girls heroically saved 90s pop from boring, male-dominated death.
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Or a world without giant dab smoking videos or joints that get heroically launched into outer space by VICE.
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As McCain heroically battles cancer, I am again thinking about his remarks -- but this time through a different prism.
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It portrays McCabe as heroically trying to keep this investigation moving forward, over an unnamed Justice Department official's resistance.
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Instead, he heroically stayed upstairs in the bedroom with a crying Viviana, shielding her from the flames with his body.
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Striding onstage, Joakim heroically holds the award in the air as if he's Didier Deschamps lifting the World Cup trophy.
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A second long-term set of data also monitors butterflies, is older and, heroically, is conducted by just one person.
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When Raven tries to retrieve the cheese, it rolls further into the vent, and she heroically crawls in after it.
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Gendry Gendry, talented blacksmith and bastard of Robert Bartheon, died heroically after sleeping with four women in his young life.
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Hadn't they put their lives on the line — in many instances heroically — to prove this by acquiring status through rank?
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Humayun Khan -- an American soldier killed in Iraq while heroically protecting troops -- is unlikely to win the primary against Ryan.
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He was accused of administering drug overdoses that caused cardiac arrest so that he could try to revive patients heroically.
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They and their father are now heroically trying to put their lives back together, as The Washington Post has detailed.
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The political act was not "liberal sentiment"; it was deciding who gets to be rendered heroically in the first place.
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The faction within Syriza says it would prefer to "fall heroically" than yield to foreign demands for more belt-tightening.
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A California man died last week while he was heroically trying to save three dogs from a partially frozen lake.
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And especially those who heroically step up into the breach to serve our country like Christine, Jen and Jennifer did.
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Speaking of romantic progressions: Alice and Payton are back together, after Alice heroically outsmarts a lie detector to exonerate him.
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Before you start feeling sad about this endangered penguin's injured leg, have faith that 3D printing heroically saved the day.
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Grimmie's brother Marcus heroically tackled her assailant Kevin James Loibl to the ground, before the latter turned the gun on himself.
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He misses, Dwight Howard heroically jumps over another guy who is boxing him out, catches the ball, and takes a foul.
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Grimmie's brother Marcus heroically tackled her assailant Kevin James Loibl to the ground, before the latter turned the gun on himself.
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There's no need to choose, because Mr. Hong and his highly skilled, heroically patient actors have already done the necessary work.
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Heroically translated by Margaret Jull Costa and Robin Patterson, the book gathers almost four decades of work, from 1870 to 1906.
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"Trusts" were something Teddy Roosevelt heroically Trust-Busted, from that time before the need for regulation of monopolies had been recognized.
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Poland, according to this trope, has repeatedly, and heroically, suffered for the sake of others, especially the rest of Christian Europe.
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He moved around the podium snuffling, nodding, mugging, gesticulating, applauding his own words, and squinting heroically (profile turned to the left!).
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He administered overdoses of drugs that caused cardiac arrest so that he could rush back and try to revive patients heroically.
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In this instance, however, a little tree heroically asserts itself where a developer has walked away after the financing dried up.
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WIF extends its most heartfelt gratitude and support to the Silence Breakers who have heroically endured so much throughout this trial.
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If you're playing with squads, you can now sling your downed teammates over your shoulders to carry them heroically to safety.
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My brother drove heroically while I puked into the laundry bag from the hotel room in the passenger seat of the car.
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They move steadily, even heroically, forming gorgeous tableaus, yet also reminding us of their self-awareness by looking directly into the camera.
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In her efforts to heroically prevent that future from happening, she sets off a chain of events that actually unleash that event.
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If you aren't heroically inclined, you may simply look out for your own without hatching much of a plan for their future.
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To "keep kayfabe" is to insist — heroically or foolishly, angelically or devilishly — that what is happening in professional wrestling is actually real.
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There are many virtues to the mythic worldview — to stand heroically for justice, to be loyal to friends and fierce against foes.
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Heroically, he tried to go on in the next performance on crutches, but the crutches collapsed and he broke his other leg.
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A dog has died after heroically tackling a gunman, who shot three members of his family during a birthday party in Houston, Texas.
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At last she had the skills for heroically scaled art, as well as the means to move from boarding house to estate house, .
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He's performed shows on a hoverboard, and, heroically, was subject to a police takedown at Los Angeles International Airport for refusing to dismount.
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The only time the show seems to chill out is when a battle happens, Ed Sheeran is singing, or a character heroically dies.
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Meanwhile, anti-KKK protesters in Anaheim might have killed their victims, had a Jewish expert on hate crimes not ironically and heroically intervened.
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But this much we do know: First, we know the crew fought heroically to save their ship and the lives of their shipmates.
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"The soldier died heroically, calling the strike onto himself after he was discovered and surrounded by terrorists," Interfax cited the source as saying.
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Neither the rescuers nor the country funding their efforts are portrayed heroically; sometimes the vessels and uniformed personnel even appear ominous and foreboding.
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Also, this event, the annual Isaac Stern Memorial Concert, had to be presented in the hall Stern heroically fought to save from demolition.
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When that resolution was predictably ignored, an aid convoy heroically endured continued shelling, finally reaching the besieged suburb of Damascus on March 5.
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The world's crises and allurements still transfixed her, and it remained the task of the intellectual to be sharply attentive and heroically stimulated.
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They framed publicity shots of Ron and Nancy, his cheeks pink, her hair heroically coiffed, and hung them everywhere among the family photographs.
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Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.
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But the lesson of the safe landing isn't that a female pilot performed heroically, but that a professional pilot performed exactly as trained.
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That includes the notion of a fixed individual identity — and particularly a heroically independent American identity — as being so much, well, horse feathers.
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Drag queens waved from vintage cars, their sequins glinting in the sun and their hair heroically refusing to fall flat in the heat.
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A freak accident following an Army training exercise led to a seriously wounded soldier heroically coming to the aid of his injured crewmates.
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A new generation of dynamic Democrats, including dozens of veterans who served heroically in the military, have been inspired to run for Congress.
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It's nice that body cameras have given police the opportunity to show the public when officers act heroically, but that's not their core function.
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For those who have been heroically trying to avoid the contest for president, the Iowa caucuses signal that it's time to start paying attention.
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Three women enjoying a quiet dinner in Santa Monica Thursday night went from their cheese platter to heroically thwarting an alleged date rape attempt.
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He is the film's moral center of gravity, not a hero but heroically decent, someone for whom kindness is a habit and an instinct.
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Neil allegedly attacked a female fan who had come up to Nic inside the Aria Hotel, and Cage heroically jumped in to defend her.
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While A-Rod heroically tried to steer the conversation away from disaster, Jeets was pretty much done with the whole thing 30 seconds in.
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On November 5, 85033, a private citizen heroically stopped the fleeing shooter of the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs using an AR-15.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, said Wednesday that General Suleimani had "fought heroically" against jihadist groups and that Europe was safer because of his efforts.
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Still to come was 10 minutes of introducing city workers: police officers, firefighters and sanitation workers who had acted heroically in the last year.
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He regarded her as someone who had heroically served the Soviet intelligence service from which he later sprang, and they visited each other occasionally.
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Mallory, Bland, Sarsour and Perez were part of a group that labored heroically to put the first Women's March together in just 10 weeks.
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But unlike the male sandpiper, who heroically and uncomplainingly spreads his wings in the pursuit of romantic ardor, Silicon Valley males have a different approach.
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A Maryland dog owner has a new understanding of "man's best friend" after his two pooches heroically saved his life during their most recent playdate.
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Yet even if all such wastefulness can be eliminated, the government's plan to close the NHS's entire funding gap through greater efficiency is heroically optimistic.
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Of course, former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called President Trump "a [expletive deleted] moron" then heroically refused to participate in the ritualistic dishonest denial.
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Nor, does it occupy a weathered pier just past Socrates Sculpture Park, heroically turning to rust like one of the gargantuan Mark DiSuvero abstractions there. .
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Derrick Lewis continued to be the unlikely heavyweight contender, looking technically awful but suffering through a horrible first round to rally heroically in the second.
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The "Mandarin" had its requisite, slashing severity, though occasionally a bit too much (as when the heroically riffing trombones ran riot over the other sections).
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The veteran radio host André "King" Arthur, poured scorn on Azzedine Soufiane, one of the mosque shooting victims, who had heroically lunged at Mr. Bissonnette.
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In posters and speeches, female socialist icons were portrayed as "iron women" who labored heroically in front of steel furnaces while maintaining a harmonious family.
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She rushes into the room to heroically save the patient, and instead she is asked to resuscitate someone who is clearly dead, or should be.
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Einhorn's Wiener is apt to leap out from a story about him, taken from a comic strip, or to heroically narrate scenes of his life.
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Finally, there was the Principe telescope, which recorded only a handful of stars, from which Eddington heroically derived a reading of 1.61 seconds of arc.
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His mother, Evelyn Brady, told the publication over the weekend that the commander of his school called her and told her his son died heroically.
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"Li Wenliang is one member of the medical team who fought heroically and made contributions and sacrifices in the epidemic control effort," the statement says.
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To do it, the heroically-titled project Drones Against Tsetse combines drone technology with a biological control method known as the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT).
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These heroes include a band of black men working with a white savior, a senator for whom one of the black men heroically sacrifices himself.
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Disney is cracking out some more YA novel franchises with Eoin Colfer's source material, and Kenneth Branagh's direction, about several young genius's doing heroically genius things.
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"Not today," she responded before taking the lessons she learned from Syrio seven seasons ago to heroically defeat the Night King, the true God of Death.
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This week: how the world should contain Iran; the debate around reparations for slavery (09:08); and Europe heroically defends itself against veggie burgers (16:30).
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He's had eff-all to do since heroically jumping ship and leaving his sister to die at the hands of his uncle back in episode 2.
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Captain Trevor heroically sacrifices himself in battle (shortly after devirginating Diana), and her Goddess energies and love-leadership are replaced with a narrative of personal vengeance.
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The character slips out of another's grasp, or gasps their last breath, or sacrifices themselves heroically in a spaceship duel that we hear over the radio.
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Justin Trudeau seemed to know it was coming, though, and heroically fended off the Trump yank with nothing but brute force and his debonaire good looks.
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I don't know if there's actually a pent-up demand for more "Will & Grace," beyond the nostalgia the NBC publicity machine has heroically tried to manufacture.
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In "The Ice Wagon," Peter and Sheilah have likewise returned to their home country, none the better for their travels but heroically oblivious to their defeat.
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"The more time that passes, the more heroically they need to behave," said Andy Slavitt, the former administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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The official requirements to become a Carnegie hero are brief and broad, but only people who act heroically within the United States and Canada are eligible.
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While Ukraine's soldiers are on the front line, heroically defending their country from Russian aggression, Ukraine's elite keeps stripping the country of all it has left.
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What makes the movie interesting is the sincerity and intelligence with which it pursues that ambition, heroically unaware that the mission is doomed from the start.
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Characters will sacrifice themselves nobly, monsters will be heroically defeated, and the fantasy and friendships will live on as long as Netflix and viewers maintain their passion.
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Heroically, my companion offered to watch our carts as I went to retrieve a jar, but alas when I got the designated shelf, I couldn't find it.
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So I clambered up into this indoor play structure—heroically, I thought—and within about ten seconds, I realized that I really hadn't thought this thing through.
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But in The King, Falstaff heroically commits himself to the front lines of the Battle of Agincourt, even knowing that he'll be going to his certain demise.
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At the end of season 2, Eleven heroically closed the gate to the Upside Down, but it appears that wasn't enough to save the people of Hawkins.
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Instead, she runs back across the street and heroically rescues a bound Meadow from the garage while Harrison and Detective Samuels are ensconced in grunty sexual intercourse.
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A Kansas woman has her dog to thank after he heroically alerted her family of a massive fire that broke out in her home over the weekend.
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"An airplane shouldn't put itself in a position where the pilots have to act heroically to save the plane," the veteran U.S. commercial-airline pilot told me.
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The officers "acted very heroically and courageous and saved many, many lives during this operation," said John Mina, Orlando's police chief, at a news conference on Monday.
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A US Army soldier who heroically saved several children during the shooting in El Paso, Texas, on Saturday broke down in tears during an interview on Sunday.Pfc.
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With Sully, he's taking on the story of Captain Chesley Sullenberger, the airline pilot who heroically pulled off an emergency landing on the Hudson River in 2009.
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Ladies Associations were also the largest proponents of the Lost Cause narrative, the assertion that the South had seceded, heroically, to preserve states' rights and not slavery.
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"Lacking assured like-with-like comparators in other countries, we risk making heroic, and perhaps heroically wrong, inferences country-to-country," she told CNN in an email.
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Oorali plans to take its bus on the road and perform up and down the coast, entertaining fishermen who heroically rescued many people from the rising waters.
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Stunning video from police in Peachtree City, Georgia, shows an unknown man heroically pushing his shopping cart in the path of a suspected thief on the run.
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And the French, still ridiculed for letting Paris fall in barely a month's time, heroically held back the Germans for a few days at the Dunkirk perimeter.
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"This man launched an attack on a police station and engaged several Prince George's County police officers in a gunfight, to which they responded heroically," Stawinski said.
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This isn't quite right, if only because "holy shit" so reliably delivers when you're responding to someone who just hit a heroically well-contested 35-foot three-pointer.
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Daniel Inouye and others, served heroically while their families were placed, shamefully, in internment camps, staining the pages of history in what is a largely exceptional American experiment.
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"I saw the parents were trying to grab them, but then I saw the mom and dad go under," she recalled, before heroically jumping in after the child.
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"There's no evidence that I'm aware of," replied Mars Rover 2020 project scientist Kenneth Farley of the California Institute of Technology, heroically suppressing any hint of a smile.
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Joe was a strong man who acknowledged his own imperfections and heroically delivered his sons and daughters from the steel mills of Gary, Indiana to worldwide pop superstardom.
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While firefighters were heroically trying to put out the blaze, receiving deadly doses of radiation, children in Pripyat played football on the streets and couples celebrated weddings outdoors.
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Besides the fact that they are willing to heroically brave a possible cease and desist from Little Debbie herself, this pin just looks fresh down to the sprinkles.
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"He died, heroically defending our motherland in the far reaches against the invasion of maddened barbarians," the group, the Baltic Cossack Union in Kaliningrad, said in the statement.
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Lombardo said law enforcement had acted heroically on the night of the attack and that he was angered by the criticism his department has received over its investigation.
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Phil Bryant of Mississippi, a conservative with whom I agree on nothing else, but he has worked heroically since 2014 to reduce Mississippi's prison population by 11 percent.
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In the years after World War II, Shoyna was a thriving fishing port, with old Soviet newsreels telling stories of the fishermen here heroically exceeding their production targets.
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When we say, you can't go to that party, you shouldn't see that movie, we aren't definitively winning a battle and heroically setting once-and-for-all parameters.
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Drawing a contrast between her own humble beginnings and billionaire candidate Tom Steyer, Amy Klobuchar heroically reminds the audience that her exes donated $17,000 to her Senate run.
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Daniel Ellsberg, a former Pentagon official, heroically risked life in prison to smuggle the report to the media after members of Congress were too cowardly to touch it.
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Justin Meek A California Lutheran University graduate, Meek had "heroically saved lives" before being gunned down in the incident, according to repots by NBC News, citing university officials.
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"Throughout this past year, Alex again showed she is stronger than me, heroically beating the single digit odds once more, drawing on the fortitude of her Mom," he said.
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"Stacee was taken in a senseless act of violence as her husband, SFPD officer Vinnie Etcheber, heroically rushed to aid shooting victims in Las Vegas on Sunday," police said.
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The tragedy left traumatic memories seared into the minds of survivors who lost their friends, parents who lost their children, and teachers who tried to heroically protect their students.
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The poor little rich boy starts out as the unlikely audience stand-in, before spiraling downward into despair and desperation – and then, heroically, pulling himself back out of it.
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Handed a tough Group B featuring heavyweights Spain and Portugal as well as Morocco, Iran played heroically against Spain on June 15 and only succumbed to a late goal.
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In previous films — notably "Life During Wartime," a sequel of sorts to "Happiness," and the heroically misbegotten "Palindromes" — Mr. Solondz has messed around with conventions of story and character.
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Watch the clip ... Chadwick turned the spotlight -- rightfully so -- on Shaw ... who heroically wrestled an AR-15 from a gunman at a Waffle House in Tennessee back in April.
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Aly Raisman and her Team USA teammates are heroically disrupting a dangerous belief system that athletes must blindly trust their coaches and doctors -- so says fellow Olympian Adam Rippon.
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Not only did Mr. Netanyahu visit Moscow, he also marched alongside Mr. Putin on Red Square, brandishing a portrait of a Russian Jew who fought heroically in the war.
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BERLIN — Telemachus tries to hang himself with a video game controller, Helen of Troy poses heroically on a tank, and Zeus emerges from a dumpster disguised as a rat.
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"Throughout this past year, Alex again showed she is stronger than me, heroically beating the single digit odds once more, drawing on the fortitude of her mom," he said.
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Here's the deal if ya missed it ... Hakim Laws heroically helped kids flee from a burning building over the weekend, and afterward, he shaded the hell out of Agholor.
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The argument that a character fought bravely and heroically for Germany, but not the Nazis, isn't just naive, but it's one that was aggressively promulgated by German war criminals themselves.
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As a reporter, I was stationed closer, just past the area where emergency services were fighting the blaze and I saw, first hand, the military personnel heroically searching for survivors.
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The White House said Friday that President Barack Obama would "posthumously recognize four individuals who heroically risked their lives to save Jews from the Nazis" during the event next Wednesday.
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In 1988, he was asked to illustrate an Op-Ed article about how few Medals of Honor had been awarded to black soldiers who fought heroically in the Korean War.
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Indeed, it wasn't until Ryan White, a child who became HIV-positive after a blood transfusion, heroically publicized his infection, that Congress stepped up with serious funding for the pandemic.
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Fast-forward to Wednesday morning ... when cops heroically announced on social media they found the belt, with a picture of what appears to be a TPD officer holding the hardware!!!
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He labored hard and heroically on their behalf, making sure they received the care and the credit they deserved for fighting a war no one wanted to think about anymore.
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Mischievous and fearless — heroically bratty; devilishly cute — Moonee may remind you of Eloise, who tries the patience of the grown-ups at the Plaza Hotel in that immortal picture book.
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But in that response — the one she thought was heroically sticking up for me — she said she "didn't need me to lose weight," as if she had ownership over my body.
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A North Carolina father of 7 died on Sunday as he heroically tried to rescue four of his children who were drowning in the rough waters of the state's Wrightsville Beach.
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In one episode a Chinese father saves his son from a school shooting, heroically dodging a bullet then punching the gunman to the ground before an American SWAT team eventually arrives.
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Just like an iron suit, the other characters are here merely to support a very smart man who will, in the last instance, heroically sacrifice himself for the good of mankind.
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This figure who many of us have followed for ten years heroically expends his life force to use the Infinity Gauntlet to "snap" Thanos and his invading army out of existence.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and Barack Obama's faces and actions flickers heroically over real images of times of sorrow—24 frames of black creativity and loss every second.
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John Kirby: Here's what we're sure of in the USS Fitzgerald collision June 17 First, we know the crew fought heroically to save their ship and the lives of their shipmates.
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The producer's usually known for defying time with his extended tracks and heroically long DJ sets, so this would seem to be a more bite-sized portion than he usually offers.
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You probably remember Khizr Khan, the Gold Star father who spoke so eloquently at the Democratic Convention about his son, Humayun, an Army captain, who heroically gave his life in Iraq.
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The main character behaves heroically out of love and reverence for her father, actually putting herself at risk in order to save him as well as, it turns out, her country.
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It's a full-fledged return to painting that stakes a claim for Hammond as a central protagonist in a Post-Minimalist discourse, a claim that is ruggedly feminist and heroically lesbian.
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Put a great on-the-page sentence in a song, and it may well feel as though the singer, strutting heroically across the stage, has paused to consult an index card.
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The school's curriculum recounts the experience of Mao's soldiers during the early years of the revolution, who are portrayed as heroically fighting to free China from rapacious warlords and Japanese invaders.
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I've seen figures indicating that 92 per cent of people killed on the job are men—and it's precisely because men are heroically doing most of the dangerous jobs in modern society.
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At the end of season 2, Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) heroically closed the gate to the Upside Down, a dark and mysterious place where the Shadow Monster (aka the Mind Flayer) lives.
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Mary heroically leaps over to take the bullet instead, then uses her final breaths to reveal her real first name (Rosamund Mary, the name of her daughter and the "R" in A.G.R.A.).
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There were no romantic subplots, no lulls in the action—just 100 minutes of dewy, glistening men with lumpy muscles who grunted heroically as they waged war on a crab-faced alien.
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In the thread of tweets, Dales said he would "always owe" the 21-year-old linebacker for heroically "risking everything" in his collegiate career to save his daughter from the dangerous situation.
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Not only that, Huckabee seems to imply that Gorsuch himself had committed some kind of murder-suicide and heroically pushed himself through a meat grinder, only to come out a sausage himself?
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Today, heroically scaled paintings of faces, landscapes in Maine and city views — recently completed by Mr. Katz, who turned 90 in July — spill out of the studio into the spartan living quarters.
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A Philadelphia man heroically saved a bunch of children from a burning building on Sunday ... and used his 15 minutes of fame to hilariously roast the hell outta Eagles receiver Nelson Agholor.
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After Wun Wun the giant heroically burst through the doors of Winterfell, allowing the remnants of Jon Snow's army to swarm in, Ramsay Bolton finally agrees to a one-on-one bastard battle.
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He tells of the time he heroically swam the Hellespont, and of the (less heroic) time he was picked up by the naval police while attempting to cross the Tagus estuary in Lisbon.
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While firefighters from Kiev were heroically trying to put out the blaze, receiving deadly doses of radiation in the process, children in Pripyat played football on the streets and couples celebrated weddings outdoors.
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Ministers have so far ruled out that possibility, but the governing party is rived by dissent, with a radical grouping arguing that the government should "fall heroically" rather than enforce the austerity measures.
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Touting his support for labor movements, Biden points in his plan to a wave of teacher strikes that fixated the nation last year and continued into 2628, saying teachers "heroically" protested working conditions.
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With the exception of health workers, who contracted the disease by heroically taking care of sick people they did not know, most Ebola victims got sick because they took care of loved ones.
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The central figure is the Roland of French Romances (Orlando, in Italy), killed heroically, according to legend, during a rear-guard action at Roncevaux Pass as Charlemagne withdrew across the Pyrenees from Spain.
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The missing soul, Alice Russell, is an argumentative bully ("Alice could start a fight in an empty room," one colleague recalls), and her teammates must heroically resist the temptation to leave her stranded.
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She was for the most part portrayed neither sympathetically nor heroically, but rather as a disingenuous climber well versed in her country's often transactional relationship between sex, power and the pursuit of ambition.
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Smith has battled heroically throughout the whole recovery process ... remember, it was just a few months ago when his leg was spotted at a Wizards game with a nasty metal brace on it.
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Mr. Winfield played well but not heroically for the Yankees and mustered little postseason production, leading his boss to give him the sneering nickname Mr. May (as opposed to Mr. October, Reggie Jackson).
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There were pictures of Gwen and her "NewsHour" colleague Judy Woodruff laughing uproariously together, doing little exploding fist-bumps, which I sneakily took while she was heroically covering the political conventions this year.
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A United States Army veteran heroically saved the life of a young girl — with the help of a Christmas lawn decoration — after she was viciously attacked by a pit bull over the weekend.
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Maaloul praised his team's fight in their first match with England, where Tunisia defended heroically before being undone by a late Harry Kane strike, but conceded that their performance against Belgium was considerably poorer.
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Combine this with the fact that he won three trophies with Zenit St. Petersburg and still somehow managed to be heroically unpopular, and the essence of the hipster manager is gradually restored to him.
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But Hillary has been a tough advocate on international abortion rights and stood up heroically to Republican sexual dinosaurs trying to control women's bodies globally by yanking UN and NGO funding for reproductive health.
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Vice President Mike Pence made history Tuesday with a last-second tie-breaking vote to save, rather heroically, a federal judge nominee the American Bar Association had deemed unfit to serve in that role.
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STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - An anaesthetist in the French eastern city of Besancon is suspected of poisoning patients during surgery to trigger heart failures and then heroically bring them back from the brink of death.
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Live Nation Entertainment released a statement late Monday expressing the company's sympathies to those killed and injured in the attack and also its thanks to those who heroically tried to save those in need.
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Resources are not infinite, even in a state like Texas, and with an event of this scale, first responders from local communities are surging into the affected areas to heroically help with rescue operations.
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Our governor, Jay Inslee, heroically inserted climate change as a topic into the Democratic presidential campaign earlier this year, and our voters roundly prefer climate-friendly candidates on the national, statewide, and local levels.
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Aid groups are working heroically to try to help, but in an impossibly difficult environment, and at a huge cost: A humanitarian worker is killed here at a rate of once every two weeks.
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Searching and searching, heroically, they'd finally found him in the shed, sleeping naughtily across a fertilizer bag, tears streaking the dirt on his— Why had he been crying when he was supposedly hiding rebelliously?
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So obviously the thing to do was … not even consider handing me the space weapon, and instead have Superman heroically sacrifice himself in order to take down the monster with his incompetent spearing technique.
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The tragedy left searing memories in the minds of parents, who waited anxiously to hear if their child survived; teachers, who heroically tried to protect students; and teenagers who lost some of their best friends.
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If the miner is shown heroically, the men in Berenice Abbott's 1935 photograph of the construction of the Norris Dam, a Depression-era project of the Tennessee Valley Authority, are dwarfed by their immense creation.
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After planting a massive detonator in the enemy's submarine base, the ocean's James Bond, aka this sea lion, heroically hitched a ride on this passing getaway boat — narrowly escaping certain death and saving the world.
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A Minnesota woman, who is 13 weeks pregnant with her third child, became a savior to another mom when she heroically rescued a little boy as he was drowning in a lake over the weekend.
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President Trump, a man who heroically escaped military service by claiming he had a boo-boo on his footsy, appears to have randomly decided this morning to remove transgender soldiers from the United States military.
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However, the "quality" part of that is questionable; as Tristan Cooper heroically pointed out on Twitter, cropping and stretching the old episodes completely killed some visual gags and made other moments look straight-up wrong.
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Brookhiser calls Marshall "the greatest judge in American history" and presents him as the last man of the great founding generation, heroically carrying the ideas and virtues of the framers forward into the nineteenth century.
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James Shaw Jr. -- the man who heroically disarmed the Waffle House gunman last month and saved lives -- just met with a bunch of fellow young heroes trying to save many more lives in the future.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Biographies of artists are an unwieldy yet wildly rewarding genre, with authors heroically flexing their muscles to do justice to both the personal histories and artworks of their subjects.
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The power fantasy that Gears of War revolves around, which is centered entirely on powerful figures heroically doing what no one else can on a tight timeline, just dwindles down into a leisurely desert romps.
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In imperial China and during the first 40 years of Communist rule, intellectuals defined themselves in relation to the state, sometimes working heroically against it but always while remaining dependent on it in some way.
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Last week, two of my former Nike teammates, the Olympian runners Alysia Montaño and Kara Goucher, heroically broke their nondisclosure agreements with the company to share their pregnancy stories in a New York Times investigation.
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In stories about race and racism, a basically decent but timid or ignorant white person has a change of heart, a bigot is disgraced or an exceptionally talented black person heroically proves the haters wrong.
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At the start of the 20th century, Isadora Duncan (born in California) dared to dance with a heroically scaled vocabulary of barefoot, natural human movement, and to align herself with both free love and Bolshevism.
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Mr. Moore exerted himself heroically, grappling with villains atop a moving train, chasing them down ski slopes or into outer space, his unflappable suavity accompanied by an occasional smirk or upward twitch of the eyebrow.
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In political and journalistic circles, the announcement inspired skepticism; rumors had been circulating that the police killed criminals and then pretended that they were Muslim assassins, heroically thwarted just before they could get to Modi.
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The father of a 4-year-old boy who was heroically rescued while dangling from a Paris balcony by a man dubbed as "Spider-Man" was out playing Pokémon Go at the time of the incident.
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The citations for those awards make no mention of the errors that forced the fighters to act so heroically or the civilian deaths that led a United Nations humanitarian organization to call for an international investigation.
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Despite being injured Campos heroically continued to help police, using his key pass to help police clear hotel guests out of the other rooms on the floor, until authorities made him leave to seek medical treatment.
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While the rest of us are crying about the end of Nathan for You and pining over the loss of our nose statues, it turns out some people out there are heroically dealing with actual problems.
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Police: Slain officer 'heroically' diverted gunfire as shooter's brothers recorded Colson was in plain clothes with no bulletproof vest when he jumped out of his unmarked car Sunday to confront a gunman outside a police station.
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A teenager known for heroically thwarting the attempt of a gunman to kill scores of students and faculty as he attended class at STEM School Highlands Ranch in Colorado has officially become a United States Marine.
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But these mattered little: From the opening tableau on, the Miamians made "Serenade" project heroically into the challengingly broad, deep, tall space of the Koch Theater, and caught both the sweep and detail of the music.
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Wun Wun was a definite star of the battle, and his strength and power heroically helped Jon's army breach the walls of Winterfell, despite the fact that he took a seemingly endless series of arrow hits.
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But there is no question Jack Wilson acted heroically as a church volunteer security guard when he killed a killer in the sanctuary of the West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas, on Sunday.
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Though he suffered a terrifying close call with a Dothraki, he ultimately escaped death, launched an enormous arrow into Drogon's side, and then heroically pushed Jaime out of the line of literal fire at episode's end.
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Against the background of a country torn by political and natural forces, the artists of PÒTOPRENS build upon the materiality of their immediate surroundings, at once exposing the vulnerability of their conditions and heroically transcending them.
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And after Arya heroically springs into action and kills the Night King, Melisandre walks off, takes off the magical choker that has kept her young and turns to dust, signifying that she had fulfilled her life's purpose.
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Faced with stubborn kids who refuse to wear sunscreen at the beach, what exasperated parent hasn't gazed longingly at the sky, wishing that a seagull might soar overhead and heroically sh*t lotion on their insubordinate children?
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The New York Times published a harrowing report Monday on the city's hospitals and nursing homes that are heroically seeking to provide care and shelter for Houstonians in need, while also enduring flooding and other dangers themselves.
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The life-sized bronze, the idea for which has been floating around for two decades, will depict the artist sitting heroically atop a rearing horse like a military leader, nude but for a loincloth around his groin.
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Just this summer my friends, to the astonishment of local paramedics, heroically saved a planter from certain death through a complex relay of satellite phones and epipens—things that anywhere else would be an easy 911 call.
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But West, who heroically broke up a fight between two photographers last month, showed even more benevolence toward paparazzi on Tuesday, when he accepted a ride from a photographer who'd been waiting for West outside the gym.
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Indeed, I was taken by several paintings I had never seen before, including the "Untitled" diagonals from the mid-1970s as well as the heroically poured and squeegeed paintings "Oh Ed #2" and "Montirr Aix" (both 1999).
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" — Lauren Clark, Bryant, Arkansas If a college asked you about what kind of a person you are or this situation arose in a job interview, you'd fake a smile and respond with "Of course, I'd act heroically.
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The so-called "Cajun Navy," a spontaneously organized array of volunteers in small sporting boats who performed heroically during the Hurricane Katrina disaster a decade ago, sprang into action to help with rescue, recovery and relocation efforts.
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Inspired by the sweet and savory flavors of a Canadian breakfast, it is a heroically decadent chunk of minced sirloin or pork, wrapped in bacon, doused in maple syrup, and topped with melted cheddar and caramelized onion.
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Johnny Depp returns as the perpetually sozzled Jack Sparrow, heroically holding cirrhosis at bay with a gold-toothed grin and a wobbly swagger; Geoffrey Rush is back, too, as his high-seas frenemy, the squirrely, grasping Captain Barbossa.
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It was a deeply emotional moment for Valerie Nessel, when President Donald Trump gave her the Medal of Honor for her husband, John Chapman, who heroically fought and died 16 years ago atop a remote mountain in Afghanistan.
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As they have since the first NPC convened in 1954, delegates stay heroically awake as turgid speakers drone on; they applaud enthusiastically on cue; and they approve, without exception, the laws, budgets and government reports put before them.
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The two officers and three crew members aboard "died heroically because they tried to move the aircraft away so to minimize losses on the ground," a spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said, according to The Associated Press.
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The people Orlean talks to — librarians, social workers, security guards — all seem to be heroically dedicated to their mission, trying to help the library adapt to a changing culture while they're also expected to do more with less.
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Elliot heroically dons the hoodie and descends, via a 4-plus minute Steadicam shot, into the frenetic hacker Olympics in order to close the backdoor that would enable the Stage 2 destruction of Evil Corp's hard copy archives.
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"It is my belief that if not for the heroic actions of these two officers the perpetrator's actions inside the business would have escalated, they acted honorable and heroically," said Deputy Dan Mason of the LMPD's robbery unit.
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It's hard to believe he could have interpreted this as a mere coincidence, although it does make you wonder how European intellectual history might have panned out had Freud been heroically road-testing other now-banned recreational drugs.
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The Grand Mosque of Paris, the largest in the country, said the Muslim community joined in mourning for a man who had "fallen heroically under the bullets of the terrorist Redouane Lakdim in the exercise of his mission".
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I've met people who show compassion for the elderly, resolve to feed the hungry, act heroically in the defense of neighbors, show defiance for illiteracy, fight opioid addiction, and who refuse to allow veterans to sleep on the streets.
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One of the seven sailors killed in the crash between a U.S. Navy warship and a shipping vessel was trapped below decks and drowned after he heroically dived into a flooded compartment to save his shipmates, his uncle said.
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One of the people Reinking is accused of trying to kill is James Shaw Jr., a Waffle House diner who heroically wrestled away the suspect's AR-15-style rifle as he paused to reload his weapon inside the restaurant.
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MLB prospect Bubba Derby -- who heroically used his body as a human shield during the Las Vegas massacre -- has reported to Brewers spring training with a "58 Strong" glove to honor the people who were killed in the shooting.
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The mother of NFL star DeAndre Hopkins was blinded in a violent attack in 2002 -- but the way she heroically fought to stay alive and continue to raise her family is now the subject of a major Hollywood movie.
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The result has been that the mysteries are often puzzling and hard to follow, while Mr. Branagh struggles heroically to convey the personality filled in so abundantly in the books by Mr. Mankell (who died last year at 67).
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James Schwab, the former San Francisco spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), joined a growing list of former government officials who have acted heroically by defying, in large and small ways, the demands of the Trump administration.
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Lowe — a former San Francisco 49ers offensive analyst who now works at Parkrose as the security guard as well as the head football and track and field coach — heroically tackled the potential shooter to the ground, The Oregonian reported.
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As punishment, Poseidon ordered up a sea monster to avenge his lovely girls, and Cassiopeia decided to sacrifice her own lovely girl (Andromeda) to the monster — until Perseus heroically rescued Andromeda from the rock to which she'd been chained.
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"Homelessness in this country is a widespread tragedy but it is absolutely unacceptable that someone who can react so heroically in such a terrifying situation should be on the streets," said the fund-raiser's page on the website GoFundMe.
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The Baltic Cossack District said in a statement that Loginov was a Russian citizen who was killed in an "unequal battle" while "heroically defending our Fatherland in its far reaches from crazy barbarians" when he died on February 7.
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Ever since he heroically equated The Stonewall Inn, the starting point of the Stonewall Uprising, with Seneca Falls (women's rights) and Selma (African-American rights) during his second inaugural address, Obama has been championing the cause of LGBT human rights.
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If you arrive at the movie with a mental image of Hercules slipping into that pool, you might be less emotionally enthralled to watch the movie's dog, in his incarnation as a German-shepherd police dog, heroically swim through dangerous waters.
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That struggle is made even more difficult by the fact that it depends on Russians at home believing an equally questionable narrative: that the country successfully settles scores with its traitors, heroically liberated Crimea, and only cautiously celebrated Trump's victory.
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After collapsing in her home, Maureen Hatcher's two dogs, Bella and Sadie, heroically ran across the street and grabbed the attention of her neighbor, who called 911 for Hatcher — all of which was captured on the woman's Ring video doorbell.
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After all, Shaw embodied the idea of what Trump has said he would do if he ever was to confront an active shooter: heroically storm into a place and stop the bad guy, even without a gun of his own.
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Authorities said the weapon, which was heroically wrestled away from Travis Reinking by a Waffle House customer, was legally purchased in Illinois, although it is not clear whether it was legal for the suspect to possess the gun in Tennessee.
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Homeboy Sandman & Edan: Humble Pi (Stones Throw) His beatmaking proudly utilitarian, his quick tetrameters and plosive rat-a-tat-tat too abrupt to fully earn the glorious old metaphor flow, the heroically consistent Homeboy has never been quite musical enough.
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When the new work seems terrible, we hope we're wrong — we don't want anything to diminish the genius that created that heroically original piece; when the new work is great, it's further proof that we were right about them all along.
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In terms of sheer entertainment value, though, this "Guardians of the Galaxy" ultimately shares just enough with its central quintet -- rather heroically getting the job done, even if the trip from here to there can be a bit disjointed and messy.
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He is so willing to acquiesce to Putin's version of events that he ends up being viciously trolled, convinced that a video Putin shows him of Americans fighting Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan is actually a video of Russians heroically fighting ISIS.
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Instead of seeing America as a virtuous pageant of Good and Bad, with Tolerance coming heroically out of the bullpen in the bottom of the ninth to strike out Prejudice, we are to see it as that theatre of overlaid opposites.
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Examples in the show from his time in Paris include small, sportive portraits of an uncle and, from 19453, a life-size, heroically clunky one of his father reading a leftist newspaper—which the starchy patriarch would not have liked.
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My most memorable type of fantasy was a variation of the "lady tied to train tracks" scenario: I'd be confined in a box or held hostage in a scary situation with impending doom, and my crush would heroically save me.
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Of course, what the Bong Puffer card is or isn't worth has nothing to do with its value to that lone seeker on BlowoutCards or to Walker, who keeps a heroically tattered copy of it in his wallet to this day.
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After learning in the very first pages that Bruno had "forsaken" and "renounced" his telepathic powers as a kid, I kept waiting for the pivotal dramatic moment when he would somehow heroically use them to vanquish evil or redeem himself.
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But let's try: After Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of a Muslim American soldier who died heroically in combat in Iraq, criticized Trump in one of the DNC's most emotional moments, Trump didn't simply ignore it and move on.
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The plot of A Dance with Dragons as it was originally outlined is similar to both the eventual book and its TV counterparts (seasons five and six), with Dany heroically amassing a horde of Dothraki to invade a Lannister-controlled Westeros.
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"We ask that you please join us in prayer for these families, those who work where the incident occurred, and those who were immediately on the scene, including the first responders who acted so heroically under extremely difficult circumstances," Patterson said.
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The teaser, unfortunately, doesn't feature either of the film's stars, Shape of Water's Michael Shannon and Creed's Michael B. Jordan, though some recent Fahrenheit 451 press photos of the duo heroically torching up literature give a nice taste of what's to come.
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But White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters during a press briefing Monday afternoon that what the president meant was that he would "be a leader" — not that he would heroically storm a building where there is an active shooter.
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"We want you to know that whether you were one of the brave men and women who heroically rushed to the scene and saved countless lives or took fire while confronting the suspect, we stand with Orlando," Redfearn says in the clip.
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Usually heroically optimistic, the philanthropists fear that some aspects of global progress—of which the report demonstrates there has been lots—are under threat thanks to changes in demography and insufficient funding, as the priorities and moods of international donors have changed.
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The police chief said Black acted heroically to protect his family but also defended the actions of his officers, including the one who killed Black, a fellow military veteran who was involved in another fatal police shooting just over a month ago.
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"These were filed as part of the sanctions introduced against our country by the U.S. government in response to Operation Peace Spring, heroically launched by the Turkish Army to secure our borders and establish peace in the region," Halkbank said in a statement.
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This is the same place where props from The Office, Mad Men and Parks and Rec were finally set loose into the world, like setting a ship (and by ship, I mean beloved television show) to burn heroically after a glorious run.
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The trailer contains a pretty huge spoiler for "Avengers: Endgame," so be prepared, but it also reveals how Disney's super-heroically successful Marvel franchise will enter the next phase of its development (after 22 films and nearly $21 billion in box office receipts).
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Luckily for you, we've oh-so-heroically stuck our hand into the viperous pit of controversy that is the South Texas breakfast taco scene and put together a list of the best places to grab a breakfast taco in the city of Austin.
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"Those who were aboard the helicopter, according to information from the Defense Ministry, have died heroically because they were attempting to steer the machine to minimize the casualties on the ground," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the state-run Sputnik news agency.
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"They devised a plan which Fricke said works "Read more: A team of firefighters heroically rescued a distressed fat rat that was trapped in a sewer grate"The raccoon ended up needing to be sedated so that it could relax enough," he said.
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But this tenth-anniversary double-live, 24 songs and eight spoken bits that include a tribute to his heroically supportive wife entitled "Benefits," documents the Chicago-based singer-songwriter's sold-out weekend at the world-famous, 3000-capacity Apollo Theater—in Peoria, Illinois.
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He dies heroically quoting pacifist wisdom from the book back to a distraught Morgan: "If I injure my opponent, I injure myself," and it's to "Bury Me Here" director Alrick Riley's credit that he downplays how maudlin and ironic this scene is.
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It was only a month ago that Mr. Urie, one of the most inspired comic stage actors working these days, completed his triumphant run as the heroically flamboyant drag queen of Harvey Fierstein's "Torch Song," at the Second Stage in New York.
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"Dallas & Robo" moves just as fast but is fractionally less joke oriented and a little more story oriented, focusing on the friendship between the narcissistic, motor-mouthed Dallas (saved from being unbearable by Ms. Dennings's unstoppable charm) and the heroically patient Robo.
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The Fusion website published a story noting that one of the cops who heroically took on Hodgkinson and possibly saved Scalise's life was a gay black woman and that Scalise, in his political career, has indulged white supremacists and fought against L.G.B.T. rights.
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After Dyson dies heroically, blowing himself up to take down the Skynet servers with him, so too does Schwarzenegger's Terminator, who recognizes that he needs to self-destruct so that the advanced technology used to create him doesn't fall into the wrong hands.
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" The statement added that the company believes the fire "was not caused by the operator, the boat or the crew, who acted heroically and did all in their power to try and save the lives of the passengers and their fellow crew member.
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"After the shooting at Sandy Hook and in the wake of similar assaults at churches and schools, Briarwood recognized the need to provide qualified first responders to coordinate with local law enforcement who so heroically and effectively serve their communities," the statement said.
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I suggest the following: As someone who served, it pains me to see men and women — who performed heroically and displayed great leadership in stressful situations — struggle economically with a job that doesn't utilize their skills and experiences and offers little chance of advancement.
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Eight months later, The New York Times published a detailed reconstruction showing how the rig's defenses had failed amid a cascade of calamities, missed signals and paralysis and how the crew had desperately — and at times heroically — tried to save the ship and then themselves.
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Nipsey was a member of the Rollin' 60s Crips back in the day, but disavowed gang life and worked heroically to stem gang violence and even worked with former gang members who got out of prison to help get them back up on their feet.
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Showing the heroically large shadows looming ahead of three figures walking a city block, the photo suggests something about the interior lives of Black people, the dreams they carried that made their lives seem fuller and richer than they may have been in daily practice.
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Our revolutionary forefathers, we are taught, heroically untethered us from the weight of collective history, and so we imagine ourselves as exceptions — totally unlike, say, Italians or Brazilians or Indians, who are pushed and pulled by historical tides from which we are magically exempt.
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As we follow two soldiers who heroically go behind enemy lines to deliver an important message to a commander, the entire movie is made to resemble one continues shot (outside of a moment in the middle of the movie when the screen goes black).
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McHugh recently discovered the English academic Roger Griffin's theory of palingenetic ultranationalism — the idea that fascism hinges on the idea of rebirth, that the old order would be swept away and the new one heroically installed, promising a new beginning and a better life for the people.
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It's common knowledge by now that the next two Avengers movies mark the end of contracts held by Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, and Robert Downey, Jr. While we fully expect to see these characters perish heroically in battle, Marvel heroes are constantly rebooted in the comics.
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Heroically, like a girl in a film, she made her way alone through the next-door room, where the pale horse gleamed sinisterly; she jumped when something moved, thinking it was a flutter of stuffed birds, but it was only her own reflection in the foxed mirror.
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Majestic, individual, she brought out the heroically Russian aspect of the jumps as well as the lissome sweep and swivels; I love the bold way she plunged to extend her line in arabesque penchée, only to pivot and address her face and torso to the sky.
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He was right some of the time, wrong some of the time, but he could be as heroically gutsy in American politics as in a North Vietnam prison, and that's why so many of us around the country today feel a great void in the political world.
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While Republicans resist characterizations of their block grant or cap proposals as tearing away health benefits from children, older people in nursing homes or middle-class families heroically coping with children with serious disabilities, the tyranny of the math does not allow for any other conclusion.
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The White Helmets (which is streaming on Netflix) takes its title from the colloquial name of the Syria Civil Defense, a group of ordinary Syrian men — former builders, tailors, and artisans — who work heroically and tirelessly to extract victims from beneath the rubble in places like Aleppo.
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LBJ's problems are mostly in the filmmaking: The flashback structure doesn't work at all — it feels contrived and cuts the tension of the Kennedy assassination — and in some scenes where Johnson is still acting from a position of cynical dealmaking, the score swells heroically, which feels completely off.
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But it's in Part 2 on Tuesday night that Mr. Burns and his co-directors, Sarah Burns and David McMahon (his daughter and son-in-law), venture into the less clear-cut part of Robinson's life, when he became more outspoken about civil rights yet wasn't always viewed heroically.
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My hair, once as heroically thick as the David's, had begun to thin visibly, and I felt sad about this, and I also considered my sadness to be its own failure, because I wanted to be the kind of person who didn't care about superficial, middle-age things.
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"Kabaddi is a compelling gladiator-like sport — one man heroically pit against seven — with such old associations in India that I was immediately taken in," said Ronnie Screwvala, the Indian multimedia entrepreneur who was the first person to acquire a team, U Mumba, when the league launched in 226.
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After last year's mass shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas, a man calling himself David Briscoe described how he had heroically barricaded the door of the classroom he was teaching in and instructed students to lie down and cover their mouths as gunshots rang out nearby.
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Noirish gloom seems to follow him around: The first season of Netflix's "Ozark" (the only one I've seen) took material that wanted to be dark comedy and squeezed much of the fun out of it, though Laura Linney, as the wife of Bateman's antihero, worked heroically to counteract that.
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It makes us all the more deeply weird and awkward about death, which calls us to attend maturely to mortality in a way that's apt to cripple us in what we feel are already heroically against-the-odds quests for what we fear is more significance than we deserve.
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As an Indiana middle school was set to resume classes Wednesday -- five days after a male student allegedly shot and wounded a 13-year-old classmate and a teacher hailed for heroically disarming the attacker -- community members gathered to write inspirational chalk messages on sidewalks leading up to the school building.
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"After the shooting at Sandy Hook (Elementary School) and in the wake of similar assaults at churches and schools, Briarwood recognized the need to provide qualified first responders to coordinate with local law enforcement who so heroically and effectively serve their communities," the church said in a statement provided to CNN.
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It is appalling [and] also a war crime, and [he could have had] a five-minute conversation with someone in the military who understands why it's a war crime, and understands why it is appropriate that the US military tries—and I think tries heroically—to abide by certain norms.
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Gentle reader: Before we delve into the long tale that lies ahead — a tale of hubris, furious romance novelists, and intellectual property law — I ask you to take a moment to contemplate all of the "cocky" puns to which I, your humble reporter, have heroically chosen not to subject you.
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Heroically, or quixotically, despite deteriorating skills and the likelihood of the beginning of brain damage, he would fight for another 10 grueling years; he would go on to win some of the most celebrated boxing matches in history: Ali-Frazier II, Ali-Frazier III, Ali-Foreman (the "Rumble in the Jungle").
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Composed of footage shot in the 19673s and '70s, it shows the shirtless Mr. di Suvero working heroically on one or another of his monumental assemblages and ends with shots of medieval armor displays at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, accompanied to comical effect by the soundtrack of an old Gene Autry movie.
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Mike Beasley's Passing is the NBA's Own Black Mirror Episode Ever since he heroically wrapped Lucky the Leprechaun's neck in a noose on national television, faint cries of "M-V-P" have echoed across the upper bowel of Madison Square Garden whenever Michael Beasley does just about anything that looks kind of nice.
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In Mr. Leutze's work, the founding father stands heroically at the helm of one of the row boats traversing the icy river, leading his men to what would be a successful surprise attack against the German Hessian troops in Trenton, N.J. In Mr. Lawrence's version, however, there is not a single protagonist.
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The Trump presidency is in mortal peril because even Republicans afraid to oppose him are sickened when Mideast terrorists who would murder and behead our people celebrate the gift given to them by the president whose betrayal of the Kurds — who fought with us heroically against terrorists — allows terrorists to escape to kill again.
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Y'know when you get home from work and you throw your coat over whatever other junk is in your hallway, force your shoes off without undoing the laces or even deigning to bend over, and heroically crash into the sofa, like an overweight hippopotamus cannonballing into an Olympic-sized pool of butter-like spread?
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Executives emphasised 'facts not fear' as the virus swept through AsiaGlobal CEO Gail Heimann initially called the situation "unpredictable" and "fluid," stating in a February 28 message that most offices around the world were unaffected but that employees in Asia had already been "heroically and deftly navigating the many emerging challenges" for several weeks.
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" Speaking amid stone arches and gold-leafed frescoes, Francis continued, "How many martyrs in this land, from the first centuries of Christianity, have lived their faith heroically to the end, shedding their blood rather than deny the Lord and yielding to the enticements of evil, or merely to the temptation of repaying evil with evil!
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Acevedo and Michelle McNutt, chief of trauma surgery at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center in Houston, provided updates on four of the officers, explaining that the family of the fifth officer has requested no information be released: • The 54-year-old who "heroically made the entry" was shot in the face and required surgery.
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Working under his own name — and as his mythic alter ego, Bruce Sargeant — his oil paintings place his subjects, such as those standing heroically in "Group of Men on the Beach," in a turn-of-the-century setting, before the Stonewall riots, when queer men couldn't openly be out or portrayed freely in art, clothed or not.
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" But, he added, "between the faster pace of work, greater uncertainty of careers and the sense that in many fields today you either work heroically hard and get rich and successful by the time you're 30, or sink beneath the surface and are never heard from again, it's a perfect recipe for burnout on a mass scale.
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If Frank's diary is the story of a family heroically holding on to the vestiges of civilization in straitened circumstances, then Night is about the total collapse of that civilization, unfolding with the abrupt logic of nightmare: death marches; humans crammed in train cars like cattle; truckloads of babies dumped in fiery ditches; the thick column of smoke rising from the crematory.
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The ability of wealthy people to purchase and post their way to fabulousness may help explain why, in the aftermath of the Fyre fiasco, much of the delight that burbled up online revolved around the suffering of the presumably moneyed suckers who had purchased tickets: There were even jokes going around Twitter that Ja Rule had not only heroically fleeced wealthy millennials but successfully stranded them in an island gulag.
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This dynamic has created two worlds: one where Trump is heroically defending himself against a liberal witch hunt, where there was "no collusion" and "no obstruction" — and the reality, where the nation's highest law enforcement agency, after a nearly two-year investigation, outlined 10 instances in which Trump may have attempted to obstruct the special counsel's work, as well as numerous connections the Trump campaign had with foreign actors.
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Read more:A heroic 11-year-old girl saved her baby sister's life when she realized her sister wasn't breathingActor Danny Trejo helps save baby trapped in an overturned car in Los AngelesTwitter lovingly nicknamed two men 'Hawaiian shirt guy' and '2x4 guy' after they heroically tackled a suspected arsonist who set 13 cars on fireA man rushed to help victims of the New Zealand mosque shooting while shots were still being fired
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The professionalism of BBC dad, professor and political science expert Robert E. Kelly, suddenly juxtaposed with the carefree entrance and confident swagger of his young daughter in her adorable yellow sweater, the baby rolling in right after, and the mother frantically and heroically sliding in to save the day, knocking her husband's books off the table and finally reaching out of the hallway to slam the door shut as she and the kids exit — it's all so perfect.
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The brand has made $18.6 billion so far... >> Fandango says that more than 4,000 showtimes have already sold out... >> Beyond opening weekend... Brian Lowry notes: There's not much to get in its way through early May, as other studios have largely sidestepped the release, other than a few romantic comedies or kids movies largely viewed as counter-programming... China could be heroically huge Frank Pallotta continues: "Infinity War" nabbed the global box office record last April with a $640 million opening around the world — without China.
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Read more:Twitter lovingly nicknamed two men 'Hawaiian shirt guy' and '2x4 guy' after they heroically tackled a suspected arsonist who set 13 cars on fireA Puerto Rican elementary school finally got power back after 5 months thanks to a 7-year-old kid from IllinoisA high school in Ohio says it's doing away with valedictorians to make mental health a priority — and experts think its a game-changing policyPolice say an 8-year-old boy is a 'hero' for pulling his sister out of a moving car during a potential kidnapping
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