Right after, Ben hopped up and came to the sideline.
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A boy's club, hopped up on the sweetest preclinical pharmaceuticals.
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The kid hopped up and down in his booster seat.
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Patrick is like a kid hopped up on too much sugar.
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He hopped up from the floor in one youthful, thirtysomething motion.
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"You got me hopped up on this industry talk," he said.
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They're all hopped up on Fortnite moves and will destroy you.
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Playing someone hopped up on drugs, however, was a whole other story.
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"He just hopped up and sang, and it was awesome," Matthews said.
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Ever challenge your boss to a fist fight while hopped up on painkillers?
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"Once he was done, he hopped up and we were all cheering," Dover recalls.
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One hopped up to show off a fresh bullet wound on his lower back.
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But we'll keep you fed, watered and hopped up on caffeine for the duration.
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As you can see from the fan video below, she gleefully hopped up and down.
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That the Wehrmacht fought the blitzkrieg invasions of Poland and France hopped up on methamphetamines.
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That's partly because Kaine seems like he might be hopped up on Donald Trump's diet pills.
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Charlotte spent her years in Radley almost entirely alone, and hopped up on every medication possible.
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In the dance, four couples, hopped up on pheromones, slither in and out of twining limbs.
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Aramco and Saudi can therefore still get financial consiglieri hopped up on the prospects of fees.
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He hopped up and down on his left foot and tried to shake loose of Lemberger.
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"Imagine thousands and thousands of children, hopped up on sugar, running around your backyard," he said.
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Severino cursed, hopped up and down on one foot, and slammed his hand against a chair.
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The distinct and stylish rainbow lines will make feel like you're hopped up on a Super Star.
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With the reflexes of a robot hopped up on Adderall, every quick attack can hypothetically be avoided.
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The Australian dollar briefly hopped up 20 ticks on the data to touch a high of $0.8017.
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You are hardly the only girl (or boy) to cry wolf in our hopped-up election season.
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Thomas hopped up quickly, brushed himself off, and hit a free-throw for a 3-point play.
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Maybe I should have hopped up and down on my left foot and recited the Gettysburg Address.
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Thankfully, Hayes was a little too hopped up on pain meds to really give the procedure much thought.
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Justin Bieber made nice with a bunch of cops this weekend by getting 'em hopped up on caffeine.
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The dollar hopped up 983% on the yen to 108.44 and gained 0.3% on the franc to 0.9792.
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Then she hopped up and, tapping the beat out with her foot, walked around in circles, listening intently.
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There was no front desk, no full-length mirrors, no vibrantly dressed instructor all hopped up on endorphins.
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The dollar hopped up 0.4% on the yen to 108.30 and gained 0.3% on the franc to 0.9792.
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It had also hopped up to $1.0745 to the euro and almost a full cent to $1.2440 per pound.
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" Freakin' Weekends "On the weekend, it's not uncommon for people to come in drunk or hopped up on coke.
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My dad hopped up to embrace me, but from under his arms I saw the pall of Mom's face.
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He cravenly fills the hall for every rally with a hopped-up claque drawn from his hard-core base.
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I always like a challenge, especially this time of year as I'm all hopped up on Christmas miracles and philanthropy.
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In Season 2, Dan is missing; the virus may still be around; and everyone's getting hopped up on reindeer juice.
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The duo hopped up on the center's small stage to drop the news that the group was getting a personal performance.
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As a result, the cast and team for La La Land hopped up onstage, thinking they had won the ultimate prize.
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There's plenty of ugly gossip about Trump as well—that he's suffering from dementia, or that he's hopped up on speed.
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When the Hustler tribe goes to Tribal Council, they choose between voting her out and eliminating hopped-up human Tigger, Patrick.
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I even hopped up into one of the engines, taking perhaps the most clichéd of all airplane photos (see it above).
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So then, lying in bed, hopped up on painkillers and wondering WTF was happening to her body, she went on Reddit.
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As someone who has canceled dates because I got too hopped up on Nutella, I am sympathetic to Ms. Jones' plight.
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In the first quarter, Anthony beat Jae Crowder with a speedy left-handed drive and hopped up for a two-handed dunk.
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The intern hopped up on a stool next to the bed and began performing rhythmic chest compressions that cracked the man's ribs.
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Which is to say, he hopped up on the subway pole and used his potent upper body strength to hold himself horizontally.
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Upon hearing Casey's name, Ben hopped up to hug him and kiss his cheek in a sweet sibling moment captured on camera.
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There's a hopped-up scene in "Miles Ahead," controlled yet frenzied, when you get why Don Cheadle decided to go for broke.
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On Saturday, he made a diving catch of a line drive, hopped up and flipped the ball into his bare hand, smiling.
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Now, all those years of consuming what is basically hopped-up bread by the pint are starting to catch up with us.
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In "West Side Story" he was writing about gang members hopped up on hatred and hormones during the last days of summer.
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"[I] call him up to the truck, and he pretty much just hopped up in, and I was like, 'Okay,' " Coronado told WKBW.
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Well, not zombies, exactly: Just Riverdale folk hopped up on a special brand of fizzle rocks that makes them act a lot like zombies.
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Hopped up on approval and hair-flip emoji, I even opened my personal, then-closed Instagram account to the public a few weeks later.
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" Recently, Finn Wolfhard (who plays the Stranger Things' Mike Wheeler) described the second season as "Stranger Things but just sorta hopped up a little.
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"I think it's time for Plan B." Their father closed his eyes, an expression of such pain that Gavin hopped up from his slouch.
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No big deal ... it's what artists do -- but when Akon hopped up on the shoulders of a couple fans things started going downhill fast.
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For some time, it's been a hopped-up arms race as breweries regularly double or triple the amount of hops to create stronger aromas.
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Of course, letting our kids masquerade as monsters all hopped up on sugar one night a year isn't the stupidest normal thing we do.
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With less than three minutes remaining in the quarter and Arlee losing by four, Pitts hopped up and down on the sideline and screamed.
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Only Mr. Ntsane, the guest trumpeter, refused to accommodate the idiom, playing with a thick, smoky lassitude and pulling against the hopped-up swing.
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One recent Thursday, Kyle Rush sat down in the exam chair and Luna, a 3-year-old spaniel mix, hopped up in his lap.
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Hopped up and still shaken from that encounter, Richard drives like a madman through downtown Twin Peaks, where he runs over a small child.
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She not only made perfectly level jumps, but hopped up from the lower platform to the higher one, and also leaped down from on high.
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I get off the train in a gaggle of glitter-adorned teens already hopped up on lager and lack of parents, and check my phone.
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With everyone hopped up on Fizzle Rocks, her terrible arts and crafts works; all the troubled girls and gay conversion "therapy" boys flee the Sisters.
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And, naturally, all hopped up on Diet Coke and cable news, the president learned about the protests this morning and decided to tweet through it.
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Standouts on tap are ales crafted for a sunny, sandy day, like the crisp and cleansing Rockaway Pilsner or the hopped-up wheat DaBeach ale.
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She spent this entire episode behaving like Honey Boo-Boo hopped up on ultra-go-go juice instead of the amazing fashion queen that she is.
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In honor of 4/20, we thought we'd give this hopped-up horchata a spin with the help of Elizamar Martinez on Eat Your Greens. Enjoy!
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As Jake Smolinski crossed the plate and Billy Burns followed him, giving Oakland the lead in the fifth inning, Pineda hopped up and down several times.
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All of a sudden, out of nowhere, he just started cranking James Brown and hopped up on the pattern table in his atelier and started dancing.
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A couple minutes later, Arianna Casoli, a driver from Italy, wandered by, and Labonte hopped up to greet her with an air kiss on either cheek.
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"Drink the long draught, Dan …" This hopped-up soccer anthem namechecks Manchester pubs, the announcer for "Match of the Day" and the star player George Best.
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I finally watched the series start-to-finish in college, after I got my wisdom teeth removed and was couch-bound and hopped up on pain meds.
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Surprise: it's way too late in the day for me to be drinking coffee, and I'm way too hopped up and borderline nauseous the rest of the day.
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Making himself right at home during his visit, Norbert hopped up (or was picked up) onto Manteris's bed and instantly started to lighten the mood in the room.
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Kate McKinnon, playing a woman who gets hopped up on energy drinks and throws a wasp's nest into a Zumba class, is the best part of the skit.
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When my marriage feels off-kilter, when I'm avoiding some necessary confrontation or saying yes to too many superfluous obligations, I feel it in my hopped up amygdala.
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Mr. Baka hopped up and took a plastic kettle to pour water over a plump cow's back, washing it with his hand, tenderly rubbing the giant-horned animal.
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Hopped-up soldiers would sprint tirelessly through the Ardennes at the onset of war, an adrenalized performance that left Winston Churchill "dumbfounded," as he wrote in his memoirs.
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I was hopped up on Go Cubes, the caffeine-infused gummy snacks that have been compared to candied nuggets of cocaine, which took the conference by storm this year.
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Reporters are digging like a crew of coal miners hopped up on a case of Red Bull, and sources in Washington are leaking to anyone with a press credential.
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We didn't know we needed to see Simone Biles — Olympic gymnast extraordinaire, Dancing With The Stars alum, and all-around badass human — hopped up on anesthesia, but we clearly did.
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At the beginning of the book, we hear about Greek hoplites hopped up on wine, Homeric heroes swimming away from their sorrows by drinking opium and mushroom-eating Siberian tribes.
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Either way, this Frenchie pug likely won't find out because it is way too hopped up on the juice to look at the screen for even more than five seconds.
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Turner hopped up and down, coaches yowled and soon enough the umpires had strapped on earmuff-style headphones and placed calls to the baseball video review center in New York City.
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The result is a document that reads like a DEA agent got hopped up on booty juice (MDMA), brain ticklers (amphetamines), and krazy kandy (synthetic marijuana), then picked up a thesaurus.
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We're told Drake's DJ hopped up in the booth to play both the A and B sides from "Scorpion," along with some past Drake tunes ... like "Yes Indeed" with Lil Baby.
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He hopped up on the bed of a pick-up truck and used a bullhorn to address the enthusiastic crowd, as a giant American flag hung on a building behind him.
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" Like a teenager hopped up on Red Bull, he declared himself "fired up" and speculated that Trump's next target could be a "second general," or "how about their oil and gas?
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One of the wounded was Capitol Police Special Agent Crystal Griner, who on Thursday hopped up to the podium on crutches and sat beside the other four officers behind the president.
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This is Week-in-Review where I get hopped up on caffeine and scour the hundred of stories that emerged on TechCrunch this week and surface my favorites for your reading pleasure.
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In a move straight out of Grand Theft Auto V, he hopped up on a set of train tracks and careened down into a subway tunnel, evading the cops by heading underground.
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A generation of kids — many of us hopped up on Kool-Aid and obsessed with our Major Matt Mason astronaut action figures — would be transformed by the imagination and accomplishments of Apollo.
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Originally, when the company revealed the Mean Mower V22 in March, Honda UK said the hopped-up grass cutter could do 26223 mph, but further testing shows it&aposs capable of higher speeds.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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We have nieces and nephews that we get a lot of our playtime with, so for now, we can get them hopped up on sugar and then pass them back to the parents.
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Georgia Mom Tara Wood was grocery shopping with her 4-year-old daughter Norah when the young girl hopped up in the cart and shouted, "Hi, old person!" at a man passing by.
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It's easy to get hopped up, at first, on the look and feel of "Maniac," an archly dystopic series about two unhappy people, Owen and Annie, who volunteer for an experimental-drug trial.
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Garden Cafe was loud and bustling with plates of food flying over our heads and filled with a bunch of teenagers and college students hopped up on hot milk tea and condensed milk.
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The commercial web steams on as a hopped-up, strung-out system of hyperlinks, engineered to mix Barnumesque humbug with authentic reports, and to overlap ads and news—the better to sucker the eye.
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Most parents know where this leads: Kids all hopped up on Pirate's Booty, parents guiltily sipping wine while re-heating leftovers, full of self-recriminations and promises that next week, things will be different.
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I undressed in the calm, blue room, put on that pathetic little gown, and hopped up on the table on all fours as they began shining a light and poking the area in question.
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Law enforcement sources tell us it went down this way ... Julian was in Bev Hills walking around at about 9 PM when for some unknown reason he hopped up on the car, causing damage.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other African-American children," Clinton snapped.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out into the street to murder other African-American children," he said.
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In his late 20s, Cohen decamped to the Greek Island of Hydra, where, supposedly hopped up on amphetamines, he produced a substantial body of written work, including his most famous collection, Flowers for Hitler (1964).
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I'll never forget him geeking out with my two young sons at his really tricked-out home theater, testing some new 3-D product, as hopped up as they were on the coolness of it.
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So it's really not best to turn up to training red eyed on a parsnip shaped spliff like the boxer Kirkland Laing or hopped up on space cakes like some latter day remix of Bruce Lee.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack, and sent them out in the streets to murder other African-American children," Mr. Clinton said.
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"Bullet through my chest, think my heart finna stop / Then my body it dropped / I hopped up like, 'Nigga I'm shot,'" she raps as details the moments just before she was handcuffed to a hospital bed.
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Many have heard of sunblock and some even use it, though most are so hopped up on Pimm's, charred sausages, and the sudden influx of Vitamin D that they forget that it needs to be reapplied.
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The US Food and Drug Administration recently sent warning letters to Morwai Dairy of Fort Lupton, Colorado and Robin Martin of Snover, Michigan because the dairy cows they sent to slaughter were allegedly hopped up on meds.
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So by the time the anthem was sung, he was hopped up on what he called "happy pills" from team doctors and had run out onto the field to snag the start from his backup, Trevor Harris.
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The woman -- who's been ID'd as a YouTube comedian known as Marie S'Infiltre -- awkwardly hopped up on the catwalk Tuesday morning at the Grand Palais as the models were taking their finale walk for Paris Fashion Week.
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The US had just won its first war after the Cold War had ended and everyone was hopped up on whatever was in the water in the early 1990s that made people think Day-Glo was a thing.
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What we get instead are hopped-up rants against pussy hats cut with rueful digressions about menopause and marriage, like a dismal cross between a Bari Weiss op-ed and Nora Ephron's I Feel Bad About My Neck.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other African-American children," former President Bill Clinton said Thursday.
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And it felt comfortable making that judgment call from a knowingly impaired performance (to be fair, she agreed to perform while impaired), just as other committees feel comfortable making the opposite judgment for students with pharmaceutically-hopped-up focus.
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In the same way that a dog can take on a resemblance to its owner, Spicer has acquired a swollen, hopped-up and somewhat persecuted countenance, as if he were the physical embodiment of a news cycle on steroids.
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"I don't know how you would characterize gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other African-American children," an animated Mr. Clinton said, waving a finger.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other African-American children," Mr. Clinton said as the interruptions grew louder.
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The actor Ato Blankson-Wood, who plays a character the audience first meets as an enslaved man, Gary, hopped up on a prop wagon and stood cockily on its lip, arms akimbo, pelvis pointed square to the front of the room.
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The Blitzkrieg was fueled by speed, with hopped-up, nearly sleepless German soldiers popping Pervitin (the trade name for a contemporaneous methamphetamine tablet) issued by commanders as they raced across Europe and bewildered foes with the rapidity of their advance.
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In a feat that could've been dreamed up by some hopped-up Willy Wonka, a Belgian brewer has installed a two-mile long beer pipeline that pumps beer straight from his downtown Bruges brewery to his bottling facility outside of town.
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But his response seemed to miss the point: I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out onto the street to murder other African-American children.
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"I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out onto the street to murder other African-American children," Mr. Clinton said to a protester who repeatedly interrupted him.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti was sitting at his kitchen table in his North Beach apartment on a drizzly morning, telling a story about Allen Ginsberg, when he hopped up suddenly and bounded out of the room to retrieve his hearing aid.
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With Jason Moran joining as a guest pianist and the rhythm section stoking a slinky rock beat, the band moves from a hopped-up and apprehensive melody to a scattered Moran solo to a squalling, double-saxophone improvisation at the end. RUSSONELLO
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While wacky fringe beers cater to hopped-up ale enthusiasts—with flavorings ranging from peach and raspberry to chocolate—there's also a growing push from craft brewers into traditional beers like lager and pilsner, which give them access to a broader potential customer base.
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This is Week-in-Review where I get hopped up on caffeine and give a heavy amount of analysis on one story while scouring the rest of the hundreds of stories that emerged on TechCrunch this week to surface my favorites for your reading pleasure.
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So maybe think twice before picking up the sticks to take on that 21-year old dweeb hopped up on Bawls who is rocking everyone in Street Fighter, because when you lose, everyone at the e-sports bar will be watching on the big screen.
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In the 2011 play "The Motherfucker with the Hat," his ex-jailbird character was so hopped up on what turned out to be false hope that once he learned the truth of love his tremendous physical energy collapsed, and those watching collapsed with him.
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But it was Jill Biden, who was in her seat to the right of the podium, who hopped up from her chair and walked over to the protester, helping the others keep him from getting too close to her husband before he was escorted out.
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His father, James, was the headliner, a ham actor, whose matinée-idol posturing and self-delusion prompted his brilliant son to run away and cook up a new kind of realism—fuelled by European-influenced ideas about angst and hopped up on the American vernacular.
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You probably think that I sit there with Giles Coren and Miranda Hart talking about the quality of my track premier write-ups, as we quaff champers and roar with laughter—a self-satisfied trio hopped up on smugness and very, very, very pricey pasta.
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We got Rich Thursday at LAX, a day after he was spotted disrupting a USC class that was in session -- where he hopped up on a table, tossed around some papers and played tunes off his new record, "The World Is Yours" ... which officially drops this Friday.
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It takes exactly 29 seconds of listening to Animal Collective's 10th studio album before you begin to suspect the band's studio sessions were secretly taken over by a cadre of hopped-up Minions from Despicable Me. This is not necessarily a bad thing on its own.
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"After being examined by a doctor, he hopped up and ran to first base," Mr. Hale recounted in "More Than a Bat and a Ball: My 22.6 Years at Little League," an autobiography, written with Mary Ellen Gardner, that was published by Little League Baseball in 2015.
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From the mid-1950s through the end of that decade, he concocted a yowling blend of hopped-up blues, country and then-emergent rhythm & blues that ended up as the template for what became widely accepted as rock 'n' roll (though the term predated his rise).
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So, for a number of years stretching from the mid-to-late 1960s onward, the general belief was that if any system was going to shuttling John Q. Public to and from space, it would be a kind of hopped-up airplane… like the Space Shuttle.
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In rough chronological order, the Bangkok home is linked to an American missionary doctor, a divorced socialite, a construction worker hopped up on brightly colored pills, a student who survived an earlier political massacre, a troubled plastic surgeon and the young owner of one of the faces he carves.
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Whether the contemporary hysteria of image-mediation is a real signal of world's end or just this generation's apocalyptic imagination hopped up on Juul fumes and FourLoko, Auder's work sketches out a coping mechanism that never veers into reactionary territory or engages with the politics of caps-lock liberal outrage.
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Maria must've been hopped up on some really great hospital drugs because during the length of the video, she thinks her tongue has fallen out and desperately wants it back, thinks she's turning into a heated blanket, breaks out into a messy version of "The Electric Slide" and delivers some serious attitude.
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Related: Bill Clinton Yells at Black Lives Matter Protesters, Defends Violent Crime Bill "I don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on the street to murder other African-American children," a fired-up Clinton told the protesters.
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Do NYT readers — who mostly read mainstream sources, mostly live in cities, mostly are not exposed to right-wing media — understand that the most active voices on the American right today are filled with paranoid rage, hopped up on lies and conspiracy theories, unmoved by reason, and devoted to their total destruction?
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One of those downsides is when you get all hopped up on an idea that might be incendiary to a large portion of the workforce and a huge portion of the potential workforce, and the CEO and the board has to have emergency meetings all weekend, get your stuff and get out of here. Right.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.What you're seeing there, if you can believe you're even seeing it in the first place, is the sorry sight of a young man so sozzled on moonshine, so hopped up on cheap spirit and mixer deals, so wildly off his nut on the fizziest of lagers and the sugariest of 4% alcopops that he's literally fallen asleep in a urinal .
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There, in the imposing shadow of the medieval fortress that served as the festival site, I was struck by how stoked everyone I encountered was, from the tiny children boogying atop their parents' shoulders to the nerdy teens screaming along to Sabaton to the ginger-bearded Viking who hopped up on a damp picnic table bench and joyfully twerked his way through Slayer's set.
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The director, Tyne Rafaeli, said the ratio is about 50-50, deaf and hearing — and that's how the rehearsal felt, with its layers of conversations occurring in English and A.S.L. When Ms. Rafaeli had something to say to the group, she hopped up on a chair so that everyone — including three A.S.L. interpreters deployed through the room — would have a clear view as she spoke, mainly in English.
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While a bunch of young adults hopped up on Red Bull measured by a decibal reader is perhaps not the best indicator of cultural tendencies, at last weekend's enthralling Culture Clash event—that Red Bull flew me out to attend—in a warehouse on the outskirts of the city, Zaytoven was usurped by Kranium, the New York dancehall artist carving a path for his Jamaican-indebted songs wherever the speakers blast loudest.
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