"That was some money that I was not willing to spend on shoes that were going to get dirty and kicked about," Chan told VICE News.
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This is a pretty eye-popping stat from Kaiser Health News: Indiana kicked about 25,000 people out of its Healthy Indiana Program — the Medicaid expansion program approved under then-Gov.
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Citing "the names that are being kicked about in the US media"—including Trump's selection of Myron Ebell to oversee the EPA transition team—Sachs expounds a stern but necessary reminder of the battle ahead.
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To cap the year of her debut, Badu performed her genius freestyle "Tyrone"—the kicker of which is the title of the abovementioned mixtape—at a concert in Washington, D.C. The song, later released as a live recording, was yet another reminder that all the truth Badu kicked about reincarnation, trees, and reflections on a broke dude, came from a reservoir of deep, black thought.
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Police officers were drafted in to separate the groups but some unionists broke through police lines. A number of people were reportedly beaten and bottles were thrown. A press photographer told The Scotsman he saw people being "kicked about" and was forced to flee after being threatened. By the end of the following month, the police had made 32 arrests in relation to the events.
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Paul Wiecek, "Kids off to camp - and it won't be fun, Vodrey vows", Winnipeg Free Press, 16 September 1994; Paul Samyn, "Boot camps kicked about", Winnipeg Free Press, 5 October 1994. In mid-1995, Mackintosh argued that few of Vodrey's youth crime initiatives had actually been implemented. See Alice Krueger, "Vodrey scolded on crime", Winnipeg Free Press, 18 August 1995, B3; Alice Krueger, "Crime-busting phantoms hit", Winnipeg Free Press, 15 November 1995, A9. During the same period, Vodrey also closed down a Teen Adventure Groups program for delinquents and at-risk youth.
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The men buried him and had his cassock rolled into a ball that was kicked about and then abandoned under a doorstep of a random house. In the evening on 14 April his father and the San Valentino curate Alberto Camellini found Rivi's corpse in the grave covered in bruises with the two fatal wounds. On 15 April the pair took his remains to clean him and prepare the funeral. His remains were buried at San Valentino on 29 May 1945 but were reburied within the church on 26 June 1997.
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Jack Spigot's dam had a fractious temperament and had been blind and barren for four years before Jack Spigot's birth. Her first foal died at a young age in 1814 and she was owned by H. Peirse until she was sold to Powlett for a small sum. While owned by Peirse, the mare had killed other horses by kicking, notably Reveller's dam Rosette in 1816. She kicked about so much in the foaling paddock after Jack Spigot's birth that in order to prevent the death of her second foal, he had to be raised by a surrogate.
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