He kicks over his chair and escapes capture, then runs to save Veronica.
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James: I saw a video of Billy Joel performing one time and he kicks over his piano.
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Take a guess at who rocked which pair of kicks over the weekend while you're pondering the question.
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Desi, having come down from whatever high he was on, kicks over his motorcycle and starts walking home.
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She kicks over the engine and dishes fall off the shelves in the village of Fleischmanns, 30 miles away.
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The bout ended in a draw, leaving Ali with blood clots in his legs after enduring a barrage of kicks over 15 rounds.
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"Someone kicks over a rock and finds a pretty stone," said Shane McClure, global director of colored stone services at the Gemological Institute of America.
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Landing dozens of low kicks over the first four rounds, Holzken didn't struggle nearly so much with Groenhart's movement and jab, but began to fade towards the fourth round.
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Houston played for the third time in eight days, including a victory decided on penalty kicks over Los Angeles FC on Wednesday in the semifinals of the U.S. Open Cup.
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" After 30 minutes, the machine kicks over to the second scent designed to keep you in a deep sleep, which releases an odor of "fresh linen with notes of soap and sandalwood.
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In a rage, he smashes the phone and kicks over the booth (a prop, although the phone itself was borrowed from inside the diner, bearing a sticker advertising a former Diamantis restaurant).
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Are you concerned that there is something going on here in terms of a slowdown in the U.S. economy, whether it starts with business investment or even kicks over to a more concerned consumer?
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In speeches and at rallies, Trump kicks over the traces, saying what's on his mind, even though it often doesn't mesh with reality, even though it lacks dignity and can be ugly and hateful.
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Nicolas Dalby caught Till with a pair of high kicks over his right shoulder—it's not impossible—but that was in the third round as Dalby pushed up the pace and stayed in a tired Till's face.
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In the second season, which just debuted on Netflix, Ruth wrecks a marina in an extortion scheme, breaks up fights in the strip bar she manages and, at one point, kicks over a vulgar old lout in a wheelchair.
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So, feeling somehow cheated, he goes outside and robs the bank, shoots out the grain-store windows, sets all the horses loose, kicks over the water troughs, and torches the courthouse, and, while he's at it, takes on a houseful of painted women and treats them in nasty ways.
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Chuck's condition continues to deteriorate, and he purposely kicks over a gas lantern that sets his house ablaze.
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The Milker's Mishap is a very early short 1897 comedy film about a man milking a Holstein, which becomes frisky and kicks over the milker and the pail of milk. The man blames some farm hands, and a quarrel ensues.
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Melbourne: Bas Publishing. Thripp was recruited from Pennant Hills after playing his junior football for Baulkham Hills. Thripp represented New South Wales at the 1988 Adelaide Bicentennial Carnival. Thripp had his best season in 1989 when he bagged 22 goals and had 291 kicks over the course of the season.
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Pears played the title role – one of his fairly rare excursions into comedy. Reviews of the opera were mixed, but Pears's performance as Albert, the mother's boy who kicks over the traces, received consistently good notices."Albert Herring", The Times, 21 June 1947, p. 6; "Maupassant Reversed", The Observer, 22 June 1947, p.
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Mitchy follows the advice, then watches helplessly as Aggie kicks over the traces and starts playing around on him. Van constantly hesitates about proposing to Nanda. She finally tells him and Mitchy to be kind to her mother, then prepares to stay at Mr. Longdon's country home as a kind of surrogate daughter.
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After Wales tied Hungary 1–1 on 11 March 2013, the team faced Portugal in the knockout stage. Fishlock scored Wales only goal in the 77th minute. Portugal scored an equalizing goal in the 93rd-minute leading to penalty kicks to determine the victor. Portugal won after scoring three penalty kicks over Wales' one.
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Ball played mostly as a kick returner for the Bengals, returning 115 kicks over 97 games for a total of 2,474 return yards. In 1995, he was selected by the Carolina Panthers in the 1995 NFL Expansion Draft but did not make the roster. He then signed with the Oakland Raiders and played one season with them.
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The film cuts to Arda being pulled from the water by the other officers. A strange group of people have gathered by the stream around a fire. One of them begins laughing, asking if the officers were in an accident. Yavuz demands to know why he is laughing, and angrily kicks over a bucket, which is full of frogs.
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He assures him that he will have a long and prosperous future at Jaffcorp and that he will find a way to discreetly balance everything. Berg is angry and kicks over the chair in his office on which Komann was just sitting. Komann, the secretary and the colleague who pretended to be Swiss leave the company and hand in their IDs to the porter. The latter gives Komann a recording device.
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In the 1990s CIXK-FM aired a mix of acoustic rock and country music crossover format using the slogan "The mix that kicks". Over the years, different slogans were used with the Mix 106.5 or Mix 106 branding. Bayshore Broadcasting launched its new FM sister station, CKYC-FM in 2001 with a country music format. On September 30, 2010, CKYC-FM and sister station CIXK-FM received CRTC approval to change their authorized contours.
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The script featured a discussion between Keisuke and Onodera regarding bringing Kawajiri's bones back to Japan, with Onodera insisting there was no time. A scene from the script featured Onodera making his getaway at night by hijacking Dr. Matsushita's jeep. The script had Gamera flying over Onodera's ship in Kobe Bay, triggering the opal to glow. In his haste to see Gamers, Onodera kicks over the infrared lamp towards his coat pocket holding the opal.
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The amoral Joe, tiring of the game, kicks over the anthill. The ants ignore this setback and build bigger and more industrialized colonies. A later tale tells of a research station on the surface of Jupiter. (This story, first published as Desertion in 1944, was one of the first stories about pantropy.) Simak's version of Jupiter is a cold, windswept, and corrosive hell where only advanced technology allows the station to exist at all.
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Nick takes Shadrach lower and tells him how to get to Quin by jumping off a moving train with a parachute. Nick pushes Shadrach out of the train only to be shot by Shadrach as he falls. Shadrach manages to open his chute yet he hits the ground hard. Later, he wakes by a beach and an ocean and kicks over a skull where he finds another creation of Quin's called the Gollux.
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Despite these distractions and a moment alone hanging from a dislodged neon sign, Norris makes it back to the apartment. Cressner says he will honor his bet: Albert removed the drugs, and presents Norris with a bag of cash—however, he kicks over the bag to reveal his wife's severed head. Norris attacks Cressner, while Albert is tripped by the tomcat and drops his gun. Norris seizes the gun and shoots Albert dead, then points it at Cressner.
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Becky also converted two tries, with fine drop kicks over the cross bar. Others who deserve praise for ferocious tackling and fine ball handling skills include; Jackie de Freitas (prop), Delhia King (wing) from Biabou (who performed four citizens arrests during the match). Other members of the team who performed well were Maria Caluag (centre), Loretta Skrok (prop) and a couple of “ringers” who joined in on the day; Sarah from Sweden and Tracy from New Orleans.
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As the opening credits roll, a band called Flux, apparently with no singer, starts to play at a nightclub. Among the audience is a girl named Courtney Lane (Tammin Sursok). Interspersed with the scenes of the band playing, lead singer Nikko Alexander (Nolan Gerard Funk) calmly walks into the club through the back, barely making his cue for "Don't Tell Me". At the end of the song, he kicks over one of the amps, destroying it for effect.
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Walsh prepares for a kickoff. Walsh was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings with the fifth pick of the sixth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. A priority acquisition for the Vikings, Walsh would take over kicking duties for the released Ryan Longwell. Through the first 11 weeks of the season, Walsh missed only one field goal and had another blocked. He was 6-for-6 with kicks over 50 yards and 21-for-21 on extra point attempts.
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Shane arranges a meeting with entrepreneur Levi Jansen (Sam Allen) about his urine-powered generator, but when Levi cancels their meeting and leaves town, Shane gets drunk. He soon learns that it was Gary Canning (Damien Richardson) fault that Levi left and confronts him in the street. Shane kicks over some bins and snaps Gary's fishing rod, forcing Mishti to arrest him. Shane later acts on some poor business advice from Leo Tanaka (Tim Kano), and he loses Levi as a potential investor.
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The 1987–88 UEFA Cup was won by Bayer Leverkusen on penalty kicks over Español. It was the third season of English clubs being barred from this and indeed all European competitions as the sequel of the Heysel disaster of May 1985. The English clubs who missed out on this season of the UEFA Cup were Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal. Soviet Union gained a fourth place, Austria and Romania a third one, while France, East Germany and Czechoslovakia remained with two places.
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After retiring in 2009, Doriva was hired by Ituano's president and former teammate Juninho Paulista; initially a manager of the youth categories, he subsequently became an assistant manager and, in 2014, was appointed as coach. He led Ituano to a Cinderella run in the Campeonato Paulista, winning the title on penalty kicks over Santos. Doriva was appointed Atlético Paranaense manager on 16 June 2014, but failed to impress, being sacked only two months later. On 14 December 2014, Doriva was appointed as manager of Vasco.
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He is a right side defender that has passed through countless clubs with major Ceará, which has always been seen as an idol. He was also highlighted in Sampaio Corrêa, in which was revealed to the team of Ceará. He is well known in the northeast to have a very powerful kick, thus making many free-kicks over long distances, he won over the Alvinegra crowd. He is the only player in the history of Ceará who served in positions 11, acted as a few minutes as a goalkeeper with the expulsion of Adilson.
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This time, however, the judges went in favour of Aerts' opponent and Musashi won a majority decision (30-30, 30-29, 30-29). In 2004, Aerts left Mejiro Gym to found Team Aerts, training out of Kops Gym in Amsterdam under Henri Hooft and Jan Plas. After six months out of the ring, he returned against Gary Goodridge at the K-1 World Grand Prix 2004 in Nagoya on June 6, 2004. After withstanding the Trinidadian brawler's initial onslaught, Aerts brutalised Goodridge with low kicks over two and a half rounds.
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Despite this, Roma only finished third in their Champions League group, and in eighth position in Serie A, although they managed to reach the 2003 Coppa Italia final. In the final against Milan, Totti scored three times from free kicks over both legs (one goal at home and two at the San Siro), but Roma lost out to Milan 6–3 on aggregate. In 2003, Totti won his second Serie A Footballer of the Year Award. In the 2003–04 season, Totti played a key role as Roma finished runner-up to Milan in the Scudetto race.
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Novak set a new single-season efficiency record in 2013, connecting on 34 of 37 field goals (91.9%) for the playoff-bound Chargers. His 34 field goals also tied John Carney's single- season record for kicks made (34 of 38 in 1994). He was 11 for 11 on kicks over 40 yards and 2 of his 3 misses were blocked kicks. Novak also had 5 tackles on Special Teams. During 2013, Novak passed Bolt greats Charlie Joiner and Gary Garrison for career scoring as a Charger and ended the year in 8th place all-time with 353 points.
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Drunken Eight Immortals is an external Chinese boxing style known for imitation of the swaying and stumbling of a drunkard. Meeting Zhou Tong by Chance says, > “He [Zhou] practiced ‘Drunken Eight Immortals’ boxing’. He had just finished > two movements. What two movements? The first movement was when he > [screamed], fell down, stretched out his left leg straight in the air, > rolled his right leg under his crotch and clutched his two [swords] under > his left and right armpit…This was the first movement in ‘Eight Immortals’ > boxing’: ‘Iron Staff Li kicks over the Oven-of-Immortality Pills’.
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The first being the 1989 CAF Winners' Cup, then the 1991 edition took place there, the 1997 CAF Cup took place in the stadium, where Linguère lost the only match at the continentals at home. The fourth and last continental cup competition was at the stadium in 2008 with two matches. The only continental championship matches were held was the 2010 CAF Champions League with two matches. Linguère's other stadium named Stade Maître Babacar Sèye had the second leg of the 2009 Ligue 1 finals took place at the stadium, where Linguère won their only championship title after winning 2–4 in penalty kicks over Casa Sports of Ziguinchor.
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That night, each seeing the other clean shaven for the first time, they drink wine together, sing songs and tell each other stories, despite the language barrier. Casually, the Japanese picks up and looks through a Life magazine and is horrified to see photos of dead and imprisoned Japanese soldiers. The American gets upset that the Japanese isn't answering a question about if the Japanese believe in God and the two angrily glare at one another, too upset to notice the increasingly loud sounds of the island being shelled. The Japanese stands up and walks a few paces away and the American gets up and kicks over the campfire.
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A crowd of 5,620 in the first semifinal saw the Brazilians play the inventive, attacking soccer made famous by the 1958, 1962 and 1970 World Cup champions, led by Pele. Brazil beat Uruguay in the semifinals with a 4–0 win at Joe Robbie Stadium. Brazil would on to defend their Pele Cup against Argentina, a 2–1 winner on penalty kicks over Italy in the other semifinal. Forwards Edu, Serginho and Roberto Dimamite broke down the Uruguay defense with brilliant passing combinations and deceptive footwork. Serginho made it 1–0 at 12' with a hard drive from 18 yards after taking a pass from Edu, who drew in two defenders with a tricky move.
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Artnet It also features on the right-hand side of Gustav Klimt's "The Fable" (1883). There the fox is accompanied by two storks, one of which has a frog in its beak – in reference to the fable of The Frogs Who Desired a King. In the contemporary fountain sculpture by the Catalan Eduard Batiste Alentorn (1855–1920) in Barcelona's Parc de la Ciutadella, the frustrated fox kicks over the tall vessel, from which the fountain's water pours. In the 20th century, Le Renard et la Cigogne figured in the series of medals illustrating La Fontaine's fables cast by Jean Vernon (1940)V Coins and Marc Chagall made it Plate 9 in his etchings of them (1952).
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As her sister exclaims that her son has the right to see his muscles in the same way as his mother, Maya insists that she cannot tell her where it is. Chikara appears, carrying the bottle, but rather than give it to his mother, he opens it, then kicks over the saline tank holding her skin suit, destroying it with the acid. Horrified, she turns to Maya, and demands to use her skin now that her own is destroyed, ripping hers off her head and upper body in the process. In a bid to protect his aunt, Chikara attacks his mother, ripping her calf muscles apart and forcing her to fall to the ground, now doomed to die of dehydration.
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To appeal to the country's conservatism, television broadcasters have sometimes pulled music videos from airplay for containing content they deem to be inappropriate, such as violent or sexually suggestive content. While Korea's three largest television networks—KBS, MBC, and SBS—have all banned videos at some point, the public broadcaster KBS is known for doing so more often due to its stricter content rules, which additionally ban songs that encourage inappropriate behaviour (especially among youth), or contain references to brand names or Japanese words. This results in some songs, such as Psy's "Gentleman" (which was banned by KBS for a scene in which the singer kicks over a traffic cone) being banned only by KBS, but still receiving airplay by other networks. In 2010, the Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that it was illegal under the National Security Act to possess music that praises North Korea, even if instrumental, as it constitutes an "enemy- benefiting expression".
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