Knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back!
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It is a pretty jarring transition from this to Knock Knock Knock.
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Knock knock down the doors that I could not… Knock knock for me, for as long as you become your best, the best of me still lives in you.
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Knock, knock: It's the director's assistant with a performance note.
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There's no need to dumb them down with knock-knock jokes.
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Knock, knock, it's Olaf, and you can't get rid of him!
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The meme had the structural depth of a knock-knock joke.
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It's like telling a "Knock-knock" joke without a good punchline.
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Knock Knock Why You're So Awesome Fill in the Love Journal, $10
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But "Knock Knock" is more likely to leave them scratching their heads.
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Or just when your brain decides to go knock-knock, remember this?
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Humin is also behind Knock Knock, an app for connecting with people nearby.
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Knock Knock launched in 2015 under the premise of making introductions less awkward.
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And so enter startups such as LuggageHero, Vertoe, CityStasher, Knock Knock, and Nannybag.
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"He called it Cherry Cherry Knock Knock or Ding Dong Ditch," said Finkley.
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Thanks to Knock Knock, most Duo calls "start with a smile," Fox says.
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And half the knock-knock jokes you tell them, they don't even get.
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Knock Knock What I Love About You Today Pad, available at Amazon, $16.82
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Unlike, say, DJ Koze's Knock Knock album, Dancehall suffers from a lack of variation.
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There's a preview of the binaural episode of "Knock Knock" at the BBC's website.
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Knock Knock City, also founded in 2016, has dealt with some challenges as well.
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" There is one feature in Duo that feels genuinely new: it's called "Knock Knock.
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Could they shelve a knock-knock joke about "Interrupting Donald Trump" for another night?
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I thought combining knock-knock jokes with a crossword would make an interesting hybrid.
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The legend of Knock Knock Road says that there was a little girl who was murdered on Knock Knock Road in the Detroit area, and now she appears to drivers at their car window, knocking, trying to find the person who killed her.
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Knock Knock charges $2 per bag per hour in New York, San Francisco, and Boston.
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Really the only novel/creepy feature (depending on the situation, I guess) is Knock Knock.
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The app is solid, it's certainly simple, and Knock Knock is a fun, distinctive feature.
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Humin's products include a contacts app, as well as a connection service called Knock Knock.
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The "Knock Knock" rapper did not list how much his estate was worth in his will.
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In Knock Knock, circumstances are more mysterious—just as they would be for a young child.
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Because ISIS -- because you know, knock on - - knock on glass, but you know, it&aposs changed.
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And like my kids and their knock-knock jokes, it will get less entertaining every time.
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Stream both of those below alongside the tracklist for Knock Knock, which is due May 4.
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"Knock, knock, knock, thank you… Thank you, apartment 4A, for being a home to so many dreams come true, to so many friendships made," Parsons posted on Instagram ahead of filming.
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One question immediately ran through our collective minds, did Michele knock off the master of knock offs?
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Splitting the difference between these two selections gives a reasonable picture of what Knock Knock is about.
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No one was going to knock Obama off and no one is going to knock Trump off.
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Like the other luggage-storage app services, the list of Knock Knock City partner sites is eclectic.
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And they're ringing continuously, so it's not like, it's not like knock knock, and then go away.
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We can read stories together, make up knock-knock jokes, build towers, or go to the museum.
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Not coincidentally, these deep-pocketed companies could be the ones that come knock, knock, knocking at Slack's door.
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You recorded Knock Knock with a band but it sounds like it's just you on guitar and piano?
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His "Knock Knock" contribution is a row of potted cactus plants and a wall painted with diagonal stripes.
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Jay-Z on believing in people, Amy Adams's knock-knock joke, Nicki Minaj on proving herself — and more.
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Supposedly, the first knock was to get the gods' attention and the second knock was to say thank you.
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The person you're calling can even see your face before they pick up thanks to the "Knock Knock" feature.
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Isabel (Ana de Armas, who starred with Mr. Reeves more effectively in the thriller "Knock Knock") subsequently becomes pregnant.
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An Android user receiving a Duo call will see a Knock Knock video on the home screen by default.
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Knock Knock Personal Library Kit, available on Amazon, $16The problem with lending books is that they're often not returned.
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Of course you could always team up, and turn your senior quote into a "Knock Knock" joke like these grads.
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By including a knock-knock joke in one of Kinsey's memories, the show brought this little Rendell tradition to life.
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A concession: Knock Knock: Humour in Contemporary Art at South London Gallery is, by-and-large, a well-rounded show.
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Knock Knock: Humour in Contemporary Art continues at South London Gallery (65-67 Peckham Road, London, UK) through November 18.
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Lenovo added a clever knock-knock feature: rap twice on the lid when it's closed, and it will pop open.
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A knock on the door For many people, having an officer knock on the door unsolicited is their worst fear.
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In my testing, Knock Knock worked very well — and it has the added benefit of making the call start immediately.
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Humor development research shows that between the ages of 2 and 7, kids gravitate toward knock-knock jokes and slapstick.
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First, Knock Knock only works with people you already have saved in your contacts — so random people won't show up.
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What do you think of the idea of Milla sitting in her apartment drinking shiraz and listening to Knock Knock?
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And then suddenly, out of the blue, there was —— [Knock] Callimachi: A knock at the door of our hotel room.
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Break that bond and we are left with third grade knock-knock jokes and "take my wife, please" level humor.
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In his interview, he asks Holland for advice on using his web shooters, tells knock-knock jokes with Zendaya and more.
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And every single day, this movement is growing, neighbor by neighbor, door knock by door knock, phone call by phone call.
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The fingerprint, knock-knock, and traditional PIN options are all included, but now LG has also added face unlock and voice unlock.
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It's been five years since he released a full-length statement, which means knock knock has inspired a rare sort of excitement.
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The coolest part is a feature called Knock Knock, which gives you a live video of the other caller before you answer.
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I'd stockpiled tricks to distract her from pain and help her get through, including terrible knock-knock jokes and dumb movie trivia.
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"It's the difference between a drunk uncle telling a knock-knock joke about Mexicans at Thanksgiving versus Mark Twain," Mr. Joyce said.
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Highlights of the episode include a scene in which an expert breaks down the psychological effects of a goofy knock-knock joke.
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There's something called Knock Knock, which will let you see a live stream of the person who's calling you on your lock screen.
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And if you take the top five companies, you knock another-- or six companies, you knock four or five-- $0023 trillion off that.
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Definitely not the kind of guy who you were going to tell a knock-knock joke to and get a laugh out of.
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Knock Knock "What I Love About You" Book, $7.08There may be no time as appropriate as Valentine's Day for a sentimental, mushy gift.
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I have learned so much from my 3 kids… patience, kindness, humility, creativity and of course, how to tell a great knock-knock joke!
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I remember looking around the scene and seeing a million shitty Replacement knock-off bands, but not one single shitty Prince knock-off band.
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Both Knock Knock City and LuggageHero charge $29.95 per hour or $299 per day with a one-time handling fee of $2 per bag.
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That's the pitch that convinced Atlas Workbase, a co-working space by Seattle's Space Needle, to sign up as a Knock Knock City site.
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Knock Knock, a startup building games for platforms like Facebook Messenger and WeChat, is announcing that it has raised $2 million in seed funding.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes.
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Sources close to the Queen tell us she's executive producer on a project called "Knock Knock" -- a reality show more than just stand-up routines.
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The knock against Halt and Catch Fire — like the knock against The Leftovers or The Americans — is that its first season is a bit rough.
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Not the Duo's knock-knock feature or Google Home's ability to understand small children or how many apps it recruits for its Instant Apps program.
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Photo: Knock Knock While these are great for creating your own library system at home or work, these can also double as fun invitation cards.
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"This isn't a knock on President Obama; this is a knock on many president[s] preceding me," he continued, referring to the burdens on businesses.
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Knock has raised $600 million in debt and equity investment since its founding in 2015, a Knock spokesperson told Crunchbase at the time of funding.
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As with haiku, or knock-knock jokes, repetition of a constrained form will expose the frailties of any single instance, and Knausgaard isn't always revelatory.
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LG: The one we saw this year, you knock twice on and when you knock twice, it turns from a display into a transparent window.
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"Kraft celebrates everyone's right to family their way, including the dads who tell ͞knock-knock jokes at the dinner table," Kraft wrote in a press release.
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Humin, the contact management app, and Knock Knock will both shut down as standalone services, though they'll still work for existing users for the time being.
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It's also weighted so it's hard to knock over, and if a real cat happened to walk on my desk, they'd struggle to knock it off.
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" — Nicki Minaj, musician Read more: Nicki Minaj, Always in Control "Knock Knock … who's there … smell mop … smell mop who … I don't want to smell your poo.
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Gift Knock Knock To Accomplish Sticky Notes, $11.16 The list-making planner in her will be excited to start scratching away at these attractive sticky notes.
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At 9 years old, William Maillis is like a lot of other boys his age, enjoying video games, knock-knock jokes, sports and hanging out with friends.
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BBC just announced that after the BBC One premiere of Doctor Who's "Knock Knock" on Saturday, a binaural audio version of the episode will be available online.
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Throughout all six comics, the Locke children fondly remember Rendell and tell each other the knock-knock jokes their dad taught them (Bode does this most often).
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Those using Apple devices will see a notification on top of the screen and will have to open the Duo app before seeing Knock Knock in action.
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Best of all, ToeSox purchases support various social organizations and causes, such as Soles4Souls / Clothes4Souls, Arbor Day Foundation, Keep A Breast, and Knock Knock Give a Sock.
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The point is to be the last bus standing as you do your best to knock over your foes (or just knock them out of the arena).
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It's no longer just about having a comedian stand on a stage and spill his routine, or gathering around the living room and making knock-knock jokes.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (this crew is sophisticated).
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Rendell tells a knock-knock joke in one of Kinsey's memories, which is one of the signature things he does in the comics with each of the kids.
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You have three choices: wedge a fingernail in between the two halves, literally "knock knock" on the top when it's closed, or long-press the volume down button.
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Both Visiting Day and Knock Knock, which won a 2014 Coretta Scott King Award, depict black families torn apart by a father's incarceration, but their similarities end there.
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But books like Knock Knock, Visiting Day, and The Girl in the Well Is Me have the power to reassure millions of children that they are not alone.
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It's also hampered on that platform since Knock Knock isn't as robust — unless you're already in the app, you won't see the caller before you accept the call.
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Duo also varies from FaceTime with its "knock knock" feature, which gives users a preview of the video call they're about to enter before they actually accept it.
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Google has a new video chat app (for both Android and iOS) called Duo, which includes "knock knock," or live streaming video of the caller before you answer.
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Google's promo video for Duo emphasizes it heavily: In my testing, Knock Knock worked very well — and it has the added benefit of making the call start immediately.
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Watch the video above for to see the pint-sized Spidey ask Holland for advice on using his web-shooters, tell knock-knock jokes with Zendaya, and more.
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I had it on Short-Strong, but you can also do a Knock Knock or Ramp Up pattern at a Gentle intensity, or a number of other combinations.
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Knock Knock "To Accomplish" Sticky Notes, $11.93For the friend who likes to keep it really organized, help them stay on track with this thoughtful set of sticky notes.
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (these kids are sophisticated).
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The material is recommended for children 9 and older, but there's no need to worry about appropriateness (profanity is banned) or knock-knock jokes (these performers are sophisticated).
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He told the audience at Brigham Young that the justices eat packed lunches together while Justice Stephen Breyer tests out knock-knock jokes that his grandchildren taught him.
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We solve puzzles — knock-knock jokes, forgotten account logins, what to say next in a conversation — and we watch others solve those same puzzles, and we compare results.
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At a 1976 opening-night party for another play she produced, Jules Feiffer's comedy "Knock Knock," she talked to a reporter about the disasters surrounding her first show.
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Other survivors have said things like "I've been waiting for this knock on my door for 27 years," but for me, I lived in terror of that knock.
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It can be difficult to decipher between real ones and knock-offs, and that knock-off price can be pretty tempting — especially when sunglasses are so easy to lose.
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The one innovative feature Duo sports is called Knock-Knock, which lets the recipient of a call see the caller before they accept and turn on their own camera.
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The adaptation is directed by Eli Roth, and considering his past horror work (Hostel, Green Inferno, Knock Knock), it's always possible he'll give this the unsettling air it deserves.
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The first is the door itself, which now has what LG calls its Knock-On feature, which allows you to simply knock on the door to reveal what's inside.
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"This isn't a knock on President Obama; this is a knock on many presidents preceding me," Trump said last week from the Oval Office when he signed the order.
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As Pigeons and Planes notes, a freestyle called "Potato Salad" has made its way online, which features the pair rapping over Monica's "Knock Knock" and playing around in Paris.
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" - my @SRQRepublicans speech He's even challenged other Republicans on the issue, telling WROK radio in Wisconsin, "Paul [Ryan] wants to knock out Social Security, knock it down, way down.
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Both are first-person adventure games starring the titular frog detective — named Frog Detective — and both are mysteries, much in the same way a knock-knock joke is one.
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We knock all year round, but we have a special, massive summer knock, where we get a whole bunch of college students and pair them with our paid staff.
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While knock knock is filled with guests from a wide variety of musical scenes, his take on their work is often rooted in the gliding, blunted sounds of classic rap.
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The theme came to me as I was recalling days when my son was very young and he went through a period when he was delighted with "Knock Knock" jokes.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films During PEOPLE's Kid Interview, Carell, 54, also discusses superpowers, knock knock jokes, slumber parties and the minions' unusual language.
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You needed to race armored cars full of troops across lethal killzones, storm enemy redoubts and knock out their pillboxes, and use teams of tanks to knock out superior enemy armor.
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From here the night gets truly messy and the edges begin to blur, and the final third of Knock Knock is a trip into space from the master of cosmic beats.
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The couple began dating in 2017 after running into each other at a charity event in New York for Knock Knock Give a Sock, which provides socks to those in need.
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According to the New Times, ICE agents performed "knock and talks" in which they would show up at the motels without a warrant and knock on doors asking permission to enter.
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Relationships in 2019 ... come and knock on their door.
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She rarely has a major mistake – knock on wood!
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I don't mean to knock it — it ain't easy.
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All was well … until the knock at the door.
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Hey Flutie ... don't knock it till you try it.
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"Even if you&aposre not experiencing the rain, the wind could knock you down, also it could knock down some power lines as well," Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean said Monday.
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" He also suggested that compared to FRVR, another recently funded startup looking to build chat games, Knock Knock is less focused on "hypercasual" games and instead taking "a deeper, more thoughtful approach.
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"Knock Knock has the potential to usher in the next wave of chat games that will redefine the market," said Courtney Favreau, a venture capital partner at Raine, in the funding announcement.
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Knock Knock City, another site, is planning to expand to San Francisco this year after being introduced in dozens of locations in New York, where it charges $2 an hour per bag.
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In an attempt to bring a social app, Knock Knock, to college campuses, Pablo and his cohorts brought the online joke of "Netflix and chill" to life in a daring marketing effort.
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Strong, your life's wish to continue linking arms with life's eye blink, life's tear well, life's hammering of copper sheets and planing of Port Orford cedar, life's joke of the knock-knock.
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The protest ended with a projection on the facade of the museum's building, which read: "KNOCK KNOCK WHITNEY, WE HERE"; "WE WILL NOT BE SILENT"; and "WARREN B. KANDERS IS KILLING US".
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Knock Knock began its life not as a children's book but as a monologue, inspired by author Daniel Beaty's own experience of his father's incarceration, which began when Beaty was three years old.
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The knock startled him out of a dreamless sleep, the knock at the front door that thundered through the house as if the wrecking ball had come to reduce it all to splinters.
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We've got to knock it out," he told "Squawk Box.
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Every frame of Knock Down the House benefits from both.
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It can knock me off from being my authentic self.
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If I'm dreaming pls knock me the f— back out.
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Just knock twice on the top and it pops open.
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Maybe. Instagram, fully filtered, isn't going to knock down dictatorships.
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And maybe, just maybe, it's time we knock it off.
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I'll knock you the fuck out right in your chair.
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I don't mean this as a knock on Hargrove personally.
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Retail sales and tourism numbers took a knock in June.
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"I'm not trying to knock methadone at all," Casey said.
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I'll knock on any door to go further and further.
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That's not a knock against Vegas; it's just basic math.
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This isn't in any sense a knock on drone technology.
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I'm about to knock back a bottle of Jack Daniels!
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"Every knock on the doorknob comes with anxiety," Pinedo said.
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This time, it took just a knock on the door.
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Moments later, there was a light knock on the door.
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The move would knock Blake out of their comfort zone.
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"We couldn't knock them out," Krzyzewski said of the Seminoles.
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Kinstler refused, prompting Tiger to knock him over, police said.
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At some point, something was going to knock them out.
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If Toronto and Vancouver don't knock the economy, Washington might.
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You knock us down, we get up twice as strong.
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"Knock yourself out, lead her back there," Cutler tells her.
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"How about we knock that refrigerator price down?" he said.
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Weird combo, but don't knock it till you try it.
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And then something comes along to knock your socks off.
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You have to knock the hell out of the oil.
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They're young people in love and you can't knock that.
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The traders short the bonds and knock down the price.
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Don't knock it til you try it, the actor implied.
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Yet the party's reputation for competence has taken a knock.
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I'm hesitant to knock the Eero for it's speed though.
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Here are the main reasons that could knock Pandora's stock:
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For instance, they should knock out all these fake accounts.
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Anybody can knock it down, and tonight we showed it.
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NO KNOCK ON FACEBOOK, BECAUSE WHAT THEY DID WAS BRILLIANT.
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But I can't knock Amazon too hard for that exclusion.
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The notion of hiding one's capacities has taken another knock.
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" Trump added, "I will knock the hell out of ISIS.
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Surely, that would surely knock her down a few pegs.
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It would knock down global wheat production by 453 percent.
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I get a few chapters in and then knock out.
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So here ya go, knock your inner anger translator out.
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Guys are putting in the work to knock down shots.
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You will not even hear the knock on the door.
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He'll knock them down coming off of a down screen.
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So, first knock out Jax and then get knocked up?
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The White House was quick to knock down the rumor.
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Knock over the column and cliiiimb into the King's Storeroom.
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Raonic recorded 17 aces to knock out the Madrid debutant.
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The exact shot he's in the NBA to knock down.
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I thought the wind was going to knock it down.
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Strangers would knock on the door and ask for autographs.
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Is it even possible to knock you off your perch?
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I'm not going to knock the thing for being basic.
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Or if nobody comes help, I knock the shot down.
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The accountants knock out this stage in just three days.
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They bring some sheets and blankets and we knock out.
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Knock on my door, and I'll know to be quieter.
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If I'm dreaming pls knock me the f– back out.
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Indya reached back in to knock off Dion's 'MAGA' visor.
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Knock on wood that's a good sign for this offseason.
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Just have to try to knock the next one through.
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Late that night, there's a knock on the door. Mrs.
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Joe Louis couldn't knock out the Internal Revenue Service auditors.
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After a slow start, he's beginning to knock them down.
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Obama will politically knock out Trump in the first round.
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In a campaign, you can knock yourself out playing politics.
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The political documentary "Knock Down the House" was called energizing.
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You do that to me, and I'll knock you flat.
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Knock out the easy tasks first to develop some momentum.
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Marsha Blackburn and attempt to knock down Democratic former Gov.
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That's not a knock by any stretch of the imagination.
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Our bodies are not machines; they waver, knock things down.
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Now, Frank and Claire are the ones who knock together.
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" He continued: "If you knock them out, nothing can happen.
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You knock them in the teeth and get their attention.
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Now they are hoping the government will knock it down.
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It just takes one lucky punch to knock someone out.
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Or do you think someone else can knock them off?
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And those drums themselves, which knock so hard it's godly.
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Knock at the nondescript gray door at 134 Eldridge Street.
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That is, if they don't knock the entire thing down.
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Not to knock his studio, I just wanted different things.
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Most want to knock the imaginary chip off his shoulder.
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And Rachel Lears's acclaimed "Knock Down the House" hits Netflix.
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Knock out these installations and the submarines are operating blind.
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But President Trump wants to knock out the entire program.
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Knock the hell out of ISIS without sending ground troops.
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Mel would time it and just knock the ball away.
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How long did it take me to knock him out?
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You go down to Tribeca, knock on his penthouse door.
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He encourages supporters to "knock the crap" out of protesters.
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I said, 'But I'm going to knock him into sanity.
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This isn't a knock on Orlean's method — far from it.
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"Don't knock it," she said, "if you haven't tried it."
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Now, get into that interview room and knock 'em dead!
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I knock on the three other doors on the floor.
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Then a midnight knock on the door from first responders.
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It is easy to knock the Blazers for what happened.
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"I can knock one out in an hour," he said.
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Or they might knock the charity off their lists entirely.
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I pierce ceilings, dig into the basement, knock down walls.
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A knock on Ms. Fuertes's door went unanswered on Friday.
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Among other attributes, this fellow will help knock it out.
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Knock wood, the current confrontation isn't heating up any further.
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"You may knock us down, but we ain't staying down."
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Now where is some wood for me to knock on?
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I don't want to knock the work that Sony's doing.
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It's treatable, but can knock a victim out for weeks.
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While Natalie is toasting, I will knock out social media.
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And one day I heard a knock on the door.
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You don't knock a soda machine over in one push.
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That will definitely knock us out of the White House.
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Same drill: knock on the door, greeted by the hostess.
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And the mob really did organize to knock him off.
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It is always tempting to knock down the top dog.
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Alaphilippe pushed forward and advised them to knock it off.
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They just aren't strong enough to knock anything down yet.
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Opportunity would knock for Rinne once more in the playoffs.
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"I closed my eyes and got a knock," Wood said.
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"You can always knock off at least one," he writes.
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Want to knock out one New Year's resolution with another?
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People would go and do a pilgrimage, knock on doors.
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A knock came, and the testing nurse walked back in.
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Well, you've seen both Facebook and Twitter ... Knock people off.
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Fifteen minutes later, I heard a knock on my door.
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A seemingly minor impact can knock them out of alignment.
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They say things that knock the wind out of me.
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Their plans were interrupted by a knock at the door.
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Suddenly there's a knock at the door: It's your parents.
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No knock-off = no damage = no need for a repair.
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The second knock on the door quickly followed the first.
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Knock-on effect"This house-of-cards failing could have a knock-on effect for SoftBank and other unicorn IPOs as people start to focus more on cash flow than simply growth," he added.
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Among other tasks, my four year old finds the knock knock jokes hilarious, the weather captivating, the ability to summon songs comparable to magic and Echo to be the best speller in the house.
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Eli Roth of Death Wish and Knock Knock weaves a gothic tale about 10-year-old Lewis (Owen Vaccaro of Daddy's Home 2) going to live with his uncle in a creepy, creaky old house.
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Full coverage 'Knock and plead' They're on a "tokhang," or "knock and plead" operation -- a tactic adopted from new President Rodrigo Duterte's hometown of Davao City, where he was mayor for more than two decades.
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However, if you have only a fraction of the active ingredient, it's going to knock out the susceptible ones first and there might not be enough left over to knock out the slightly resistant ones.
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"I knock lightly because dogs can get upset if you knock loud, or with a cat, it might run under the bed," said Dr. Levy, a veterinarian who specializes in acupuncture, exclusively by house call.
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But, with Knock Knock, Koze has found himself in the in-between place, between the up and the down, free to include the energy of the club with the introspection and experimentalism of the comedown.
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Requiring businesses to pay slightly more for H-1B employees would knock out the outsourcing firms, but requiring them to pay a lot more would knock out a lot of nonprofits, small businesses, and startups.
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"But you can always knock off at least one," he writes.
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Various techniques to knock out genes have been around for years.
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Iran triumphantly produced several knock-offs based on the captured design.
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GUTFELD: Just knock it all out in one thing, Epcot Center.
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We're going to try to knock it out of the park.
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That's because hackers can knock on your network a thousand times.
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This is very bad policy and let&aposs knock it off.
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Farm groups have gone to courts trying to knock it down.
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It's because companies are worried about marketplace sellers peddling knock-offs.
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No wonder dude can knock down threes—that's coordination right there.
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Others I was able to knock out over a long weekend.
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You need to knock on doors and get the Bible records.
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Knock on it with your hand and nothing echoes or reverberates.
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Perhaps the only knock against style is the Focals charging case.
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So, I knew I was going to knock them all down!
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Other economists think it would quickly knock 5% off Mexican GDP.
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Now, he's looking at bigger targets to knock down in 2019.
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Yet once circulated, conspiracy theories are notoriously hard to knock down.
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Or knock down some portobello mushrooms stuffed with beans and spinach.
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Enjoy a 50% knock off the price of this wireless speaker
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Baidu would "fight and knock it out once again", he wrote.
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As knock-off AirPower pads go, this one is pretty lame.
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But on Halloween, dark rumors may actually knock at the door.
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If you knock lightly into the charger, your phone shouldn't budge.
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This "could knock Iran off the financial system", says a diplomat.
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Another round of sweeping tariffs could knock Wall Street off track.
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I'm not going to knock Bose too hard for that, though.
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It doesn't want a cleaning robot to knock over grandma's vase.
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Advocacy groups knock 'unjust' copyright-extending CLASSICS Act What's the problem?
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Now, I certainly won't knock crop tops or itty-bitty shorts.
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As iPad knock-offs go, the Galaxy Tab S3 reigns supreme.
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A bad monsoon can knock Indian economic growth by a third.
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My goal for #DWTS is to knock Bachelor Nick out ASAP.
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I knock off two calls and answered about a dozen emails.
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"The answer is we have to knock them out," Trump said.
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You can't just go up there and knock on the door.
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Elsewhere, the knock-on benefits of abundant work are becoming clear.
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She wants to knock the hell out of your Social Security.
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"I'm not going to go knock down walls tomorrow," Culver said.
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That means Google could knock down existing offices to enable housing.
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The cost of housing has knock-on effects across the economy.
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But is it enough to knock DJI out of the sky?
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I was able to be in rhythm and knock them down.
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That is reason enough to knock it down to 15 percent.
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It doesn't take much to knock it out of optimal flow.
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"Answer the door, Arnold," Winnie said when there was a knock.
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He feels he can catch them if they knock it down.
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Go knock on a manager's door and fight for your colleagues.
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Can't knock him for joining in on this dog pile though.
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Nobody can knock us down, even if they would like to.
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Pain may knock me down, but I'll keep getting back up.
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" She continued, "We would get in knock-down, drag-out fights.
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The other knock on Pavelski was his below-average skating ability.
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The knock-on effect of the drought will hit children hardest.
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These are incredible, creative burgers that will knock your socks off.
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Which would then have a knock on impact on AI performance.
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The strike was enough to knock the victim unconscious, police said.
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Ramirez excels as Rays knock off White Sox ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Halting those supplies has knock-on effects further along the network.
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But now he, and you, decide to knock them off course.
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Many worried that a second tax increase would knock it flat.
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Knock on wood, we've been healthy for most of the season.
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Almost without exception those brazen knock-offs were of Chinese origin.
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The fight ends with a technical knock out for Touch Sipich.
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There were knock-on effects in the rest of the world.
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Your only idea for escape is to knock over its canister.
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This is just the latest knock against the already-faltering fuel.
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On another night, I got a normal knock on the door.
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Knock-offs often use stock images to masquerade as brand names.
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As they walked around, there was a knock on the door.
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Nothing is safe from corporate stunts — not even Boyhood knock-offs.
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Just group similar tasks together and knock them out at once.
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The knock-on selling effect caused the flash crash on GDAX.
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Brexit could knock the United Kingdom off its feet in 2019.
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Doing without them would knock a great hole in the budget.
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However you guys want to talk about it, knock yourself out.
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Others reacted differently to a police officer's knock on their door.
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I have friends who go to Pennsylvania and knock on doors.
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His latest knock did not elicit much sympathy from the Americans.
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Republicans credit that unification for helping him knock off longtime-Sen.
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There was a knock at the door at 12:30 p.m.
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The band's attorneys swiftly asked the brewery to knock it off.
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Which, first of all, don't knock it 'til you try it.
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And he did not knock down the World Trade Center, O.K.?
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If they knock it down again, we will rebuild it again.
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"Will a mistake knock you for a total loop?" she asks.
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One morning, as we were finishing breakfast, there came a knock
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He'd knock over entire bookshelves; throw chairs; throw objects at me.
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Then, suddenly, one day you hear a knock on the door.
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"This time I am going to knock him out," he added.
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The knock would be gone (or sometimes it would be worse).
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Turns out it's a guy selling knock-off fags from Europe.
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And when you're muscular like that, you knock off your flexibility.
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That O'Malley is willing to make moves is hardly a knock.
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They often knock on the door to grab something to eat.
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We won't let the act of a madman knock us down.
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This is going to have all sorts of knock-on effects.
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Maybe that bottle of Smartwater will knock some sense into him.
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I said, Iraq did not knock down the World Trade Center.
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However, the latest election results have delivered the knock-out punch.
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In 2016, he vowed to 'knock the hell out of ISIS.
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Why would I knock on doors, in the sweltering July heat?
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Investing is a career path that will inevitably knock you down.
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The knock on Biden -- certainly among Democrats who support Vermont Sen.
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It was also enough to knock two candidates out of it.
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Sweden gets the rebound, but the Swiss quickly knock it away.
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"The White House should knock this idea down flatly, and immediately."
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We have influence over whether we let things knock us out.
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I beat the opponent by knock out in the second round.
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Knock Down the House is obviously a liberal, feel-good movie.
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Can't knock the scheme when it's obviously working wonders on Khloe.
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Something will knock us out, and we need to be ready.
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Heat waves in the Arctic are having another knock-on effect.
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"Mac and Me" was a called a knock-off of "E.T."
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The man then appears to knock the phone to the floor.
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A bodysuit-clad hostess gladly opened the door after one knock.
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Maybe he think he can knock me out, we will see.
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He has suggested his supporters "knock the hell" out of hecklers.
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I've already had, like, people try to knock on the window.
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On the ground, reporters take this intelligence and knock on doors.
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Grow responded by slugging Keitt hard enough to knock him flat.
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Moments later came a knock and a slice at my door.
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"Our number neighbor needs to knock it off," their tweet reads.
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And then there's a knock on the door the next day.
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I head downstairs to the gym and knock out four miles.
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There may be a knock-on effect for Monday and Tuesday.
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This is not a knock on the credibility of their work.
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Knock on doors and phone bank for candidates you believe in.
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Halfway through that appointment, there was a knock at the door.
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Basically, a tipping point triggering a plethora of knock-on effects.
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Many have been quick to knock the imposition of the tariffs.
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"Go knock yourselves out for the next 10 years," he said.
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At dawn on Wednesday, the knock came on his own door.
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IF I were Giannina's father, I would knock this guy out.
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Cramer said Irma was not "terrible enough" to knock down stocks.
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Mr. Curry grew up and left Knock in search of work.
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She then asked whether he knew the John Curry from Knock.
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That left 22017chan vulnerable to cyberattacks that could knock it offline.
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That left 22017chan vulnerable to cyberattacks that could knock it offline.
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"Seriously," she continued, pausing to knock on her wooden coffee table.
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We knock everyone down, and then she builds them back up.
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I fully expect him to knock Fury out on Saturday night.
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Tom: I always knock unless the door is already ajar/open.
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They were going to have to knock down our soundstages anyway.
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The knock on aeroponics had always been that the nozzles clogged.
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Moving closer to either side could knock the economy off-balance.
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Cold and stiff I knock at the brazen gates of death.
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You have police officers clear the building and knock on doors.
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Disabling input conversion devices would knock out many assistive technologies pic.twitter.
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There could be knock-on effects for banks exposed to them.
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Women disproportionately make calls, knock doors, and have flooded town halls.
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I believe Anthony Joshua will knock Joseph Parker out for sure.
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Another knock, Jones said, is that outsourcing risks compromising agency culture.
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Florida Republicans are salivating at the chance to knock off Sen.
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"We didn't knock on enough doors," Ms. Dabruzzo said to herself.
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In contrast, firms that outright knock back shareholder demands are punished.
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That's not a knock on the talented Payne, given — well — Tinder.
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Can't knock the chute ... especially when you can flex your gains.
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Others I was able to knock out over a long weekend.
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You can knock yourself out if you want to know more.
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Click here to view original GIFWorst: People think the Duo video app will be a great for dick picsDuo's Knock Knock feature beams an incoming video call straight to your lockscreen before you can even answer.
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Fortunately though, his recorded efforts have no need for the strict confines of club music—and his new record Knock Knock goes further out into the electronic hinterlands around the dancefloor than he ever has before.
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"The movie did a lot for me so I can never knock that movie ... Nobody should ever knock anything you get to do in your entire business because it's not [like] workin' in a saw mill."
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Like a grumpy landlord at the door, alien intelligence will make contact and let us know what we can and can't do when it comes to messing with the real estate of the universe. Knock. Knock.
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But two widely acclaimed picture books—Daniel Beaty and Bryan Collier's Knock Knock and Jacqueline Woodson and James E. Ransome's Visiting Day—address their stories to the children statistically most likely to lose a parent to incarceration.
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These luggage storage networks, such as Vertoe, LuggageHero, Stasher, Nannybag, Knock Knock City and others, allow users to open an app, locate a vetted nearby drop-off spot, reserve a space and pay for the service online.
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However, because Google doesn't have the same ability to integrate on iOS as it does on Android, there are a few hassles: no Knock Knock, and you have to unlock the phone before you answer the call.
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"When the vessel doesn't stop, one of the Coasties decides to literally leap from his moving vessel onto the moving narco sub and starts banging on the hatch, as if to say:"Knock knock, mother f---ers!
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And it's an experience that's mixed with sadness—you're never going to be get those moments back—but you don't need to a time machine to relive them; that's what music, Knock Knock reminds us, is for.
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Dallas's Jason Spezza tried to knock the loose puck into the net.
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Robbie Lawler truly is only in there to knock his opponent out.
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Another knock on the door yields a photographer, to take a headshot.
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And when a hurricane does make landfall, gales can knock them down.
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Evidently, the force was strong enough to knock Espinoza off his feet.
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My 2018 campaign was featured in the documentary Knock Down the House.
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So, you want to knock on doors for your favorite presidential candidate?
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They're not going to knock them down and build a glass tower.
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And Siri wants to help you knock it out of the park.
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Oklahoma should have been able to knock Kansas off its perch, right?
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I mean when you're the top, everybody wants to knock you down.
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Yeah, there's always people— Quick: Wow— Buffett: Trying to knock you off.
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That's when you gotta knock one down to get them back up.
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He's pictured the moment if ICE were to knock on his door.
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I don't really like saying, 'Knock her off' — she knocked everybody off!
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And I'm not just talking about some no name knock-offs either.
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That first sequel made it clear this was no mere knock-off.
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Retail sales and tourist numbers took a knock in June, data shows.
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Popov hit the guy hard enough to knock him to the pavement.
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Changes to DNA can trigger unintended consequences known as knock-off effects.
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I just assumed they were knock-off versions of Percy Miller's stable.
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Trump wants to knock it all the way down to 15 percent.
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And to truly knock Trump's socks off, you have to be ... extra.
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Knock Down the House stages four re-enactments of David and Goliath.
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Hosts in Wisconsin had unified in an effort to knock off Trump.
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"Hit me once, I'll knock your fucking head off," he told her.
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See Danny knock down Steph Curry on his drive to the rim.
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"Knock 'em out," the man in the white shirt appears to say.
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It was a long and arduous process, with numerous knock-on effects.
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Private equity's growing heft has knock-on effects throughout the financial sector.
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Clinton declined to knock Sanders when pressed about the Vermont senators' comments.
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Demi Lovato has a knock-out new romance in the new year.
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I'll knock Mr. White out and then Matt Brown could be next.
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I will knock your ass out in the middle of the street.
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Now these connectivity issues aren't a knock on the Spark in particular.
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To see wrongdoing here, sometimes all you have to do is knock.
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That's not at all a knock on Vince Gilligan's five-season masterpiece.
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Their aim: To knock out the current semi truck-based supply chain.
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The rays would knock such molecules apart, liberating electrons from their atoms.
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His unbeaten knock of 22017 runs will be hailed down the generations.
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ISIS, we can't even knock out ISIS, and we will, believe me.
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You'll just say something that will knock the wind out of me.
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Even in your interviews, you knock each and every one of us.
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This had knock-on effects for expectations for the Fed next week.
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It could—should—feel like a cheap knock off as a consequence.
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About 2 milligrams can knock out a nearly 2,000-pound African elephant.
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This can be used at any time to knock back an enemy.
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A few minutes later, she heard a knock on her bedroom door.
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It would knock out the old January 2018 record high of $120.75.
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These supplementary apps include chat communication add-ons and knock-off versions.
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I can't imagine getting that phone call or knock on the door.
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Knock on wood and I have been pretty good and pretty steady.
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That's right: This Saturday, you can knock 100% (!) off a Nyx mascara.
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Knock on wood, but hopefully this will never happen to me again.
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Wireless headphones will knock down the player's 5-hour battery life, however.
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Those kinds of changes can knock her out of competition for months.
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Checking the box will knock another 25% off your ticket at checkout.
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Analysts expect this move to knock out 300,000-500,000 bpd of exports.
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The uniforms' ability to knock down mosquitoes fell dramatically after four washes.
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There also is a hidden knock-on effect of bad website design.
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Knock a couple hundo off one of the best gaming desktops around.
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And I would have to come home and knock my parents' door.
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The Home Office letter provided no guidance on specific knock-on impacts.
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History shows it is not impossible to knock off a congressional leader.
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I knock on their doors quietly and the truth slowly comes out.
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A Trump loss might not knock the billionaire out of the race.
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Girls Trip's breakout star Tiffany Haddish isn't above rocking knock-off pursues.
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You line 'em up, and I knock 'em down like bowling pins.
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Homeless wanders would sometimes knock on our door to beg for food.
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It took a foot save from Danubio's defender to knock it away.
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She's all by herself, I try to knock her off her feet.
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On June 30, 85033, there was a crashing knock on the door.
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Conor also believes with all his heart he will knock Mayweather out.
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Got some great looks all night and just didn't knock them down.
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" One last shot -- "They should knock down Fenway Park and rebuild it!
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Such initial investment could lead to knock-on demand from other sectors.
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Within a few hours on Wednesday, Kasich seemed to knock Cruz twice.
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Such improvements could potentially allow Hezbollah to knock out key Israeli infrastructure.
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This is the moment she always chooses to knock on the door.
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Patriotism, pyrotechnics and a mass party that will knock your socks off!
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Also, maybe they could knock down the price of the iPhone XS.
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We finish dinner and there is a knock at the front door.
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One tenant, Tranquilina Alvillar, received that knock at the door in 2011.
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This one-two punch should knock out most infections for most people.
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"These drone strikes are nowhere near a knock-out blow," Josselyn said.
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Now going out to knock on doors to urge everyone to vote.
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"We got great open looks, just couldn't knock them down," Trimble said.
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A global or Latin American recession could knock his economic plans askew.
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I knock out by 11 after watching some Netflix with my husband.
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Taylor invites us to knock down walls and be on her #squad.
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A little hot sauce and ketchup, knock the tongue out your mouth.
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That woman knows how to knock us over with two short words.
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In the case of cyberattacks, hackers want to knock a website offline.
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Russia. Who told Iran to knock off its toxic anti-Israel rhetoric?
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I'm in good shape, knock on wood, as my mother would say.
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We continue to move forward with "Parts Unknown," thankfully -- knock on wood.
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"The 1952 smog was a real knock to the psyche," she said.
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This is not to knock a good year's worth of income growth.
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You will hear a knock on the door, often late at night.
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Rather than knock you over, it slowly fills a room, and lingers.
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They said they didn't have time to knock on his dad's door.
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Still, it's fun to buy these knock-offs just to play pretend.
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Squirrels knock out parts of the U.S. power grid all the time.
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We have to like, knock shit around and destroy stuff to become.
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It's not about to knock Sportscenter out of its time slot, however.
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People don't understand the knock-on effect they're having on the restaurant.
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Hey, you know, Ali had 8003 wins, five losses, 37 knock-outs.
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We are using slingshots and arrows to try and knock them down.
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Knock Down the House will be released in the US by Netflix.
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The moon or a winter sky can knock her off her feet.
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Knock us down once and we'll come back swinging ten times harder.
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Right now, I'm just making sure I can knock out Logan Paul.
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She goes so far as to knock over library shelves onto herself.
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And he&aposll really go out and try and knock him out.
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They also expect knock-on effects in the U.S. and European economies.
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If anything, why would I knock on your door to rob you?
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"Knock on wood, the patient did well and continues to do well."
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"I was expecting to knock on 10,000 doors this Spring," she said.
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Guards have been expected to follow a "knock first" policy before entering.
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That's enough to knock it down to the bottom of the list.
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Few things knock your emotional world off its axis like a breakup.
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Opinion Columnist Suppose one night there is a knock on your door.
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You just need to knock them out and drag them to shore.
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For the time being, a knock on an office door will do.
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After a couple lackluster performances, everybody likes to knock Neymar, Brazil's superstar.
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Use the code SPRINGSAVE15 to knock the price down to just $9.34.
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In the worst case, big birds knock out two engines, leaving zero.
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There's a knock, they retreat, I retrieve once they have vanished again.
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To win, you have to knock the other drone to the ground.
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"He says you've just got to knock them down more," she said.
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She can knock over signs with just the toss of a pebble.
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Players used their fists, forearms and shoulders to knock out their opponents.
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"As soon as the knock happens, it's hard to explain," Hutchinson said.
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Or do we knock on the door and ask them to stop?!
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I've seen him knock off 13-14 in a row in practice!!!!
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Two other start-ups, Offerpad and Knock, are already offering similar services.
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Republicans had some hope that they could knock off appointed Democratic Sen.
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Sometimes when I knock, the locked doors are opened just a crack.
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Instead of dialing for dollars, Saccone was advised to knock on doors.
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The knock on Mr. Obama was that he was dry and aloof.
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Durocher was the hard-edge product of hard-knock West Springfield, Mass.
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KNOCK IT OUT I try not to think about work on Sunday.
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"Time to knock doors," Sanders' 20203 Iowa State Director Misty Rebik said.
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A knock from Michiko Kakutani could take a writer down a peg.
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But I don't think that's necessarily a knock on the Pinebook Pro.
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The only real knock is his lack of experience against top competition.
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I've thrown bad, but I've never thrown bad consistently, knock on wood.
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And if they won't knock it off, you can address the pattern.
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I fight Queen Latifah, and it's a knock-down, drag-out fight.
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That was a big knock and some add-on runs as well.
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Last night at 11, there was a loud knock on my door.
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Each knock on the door sent a cold stab through my body.
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He had the feeling that Sasha could knock them over like tenpins.
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Surprise: They're made by the same folks as the Pros knock-offs.
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They don't just pass the Bechdel test, they knock its teeth out.
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" Britain's Fury summed up his plans: "Watch me knock out Deontay Wilder.
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How to watch it: Knock Down the House is streaming on Netflix.
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Her journey was re-told in the documentary Knock Down The House.
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"Right now, we probably have some 20 knock-off brands," Woolverton said.
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Let me tell you, I never attempted to knock him down again.
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So now I say: he's bad and I'm gonna knock him out.
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There's a knock on the door, I'm told our time is up.
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He walked toward his ball to knock it in for a par.
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Either way ... knock on wood, everything will get up and running soon.
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You can't knock out walls in the pursuit of a new discovery.
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Hari is a knock out artiste with a cult of bloodthirsty followers.
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Losing cattle, particularly, has knock-on effects for agriculture and food security.
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Howard continued to knock James down until, finally, he knocked him unconscious.
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I think what I'm saying is we shouldn't automatically knock them down.
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Just look at his knock out win over Johann Duhaupaus last September.
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You knock things off a table and they fall on the floor.
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So far I've had, knock on wood, I've not lost mine yet.
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Whichever team signs him, go back and knock them down five spots.
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For instance, in the "Hillbilly Moment" segments (in which she would tell knock-knock jokes as a stereotypical hillbilly), all anyone had to say was, "Now do a crazy dance," and she created her signature, elbows-out jig.
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They begin to understand things better and they begin to knock down obstacles.
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Petrodollars and the fear of a knock on the door still buy quiescence.
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When I say uneventful, that means no major knock-down, drag-out fights.
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The big-serving, much-improved Milos Raonic could knock off Djokovic at Wimbledon.
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The knock on Pinterest is that the company's business has moved too slowly.
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I read The Complete Stories of Truman Capote before I eventually knock out.
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Deyo, fearing for his life, managed to knock the gun away from Hopkins.
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You know what a great honor it is to knock off bad people?
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But to say its tale is familiar isn't a knock on the film.
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They push you, peek inside the holes, or knock on the stall doors.
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I thought the thump of the bass would knock pictures off the wall.
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The existence and risks of marijuana addiction aren't necessarily a knock on legalization.
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But the town's most famous products remain its knock-off weapons and ammo.
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He should've talked to the agent and told them to knock it off.
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Most importantly, Belinda tells her to knock it off with the misanthropy already.
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Fifth, hopes for an eventual peace in Syria also take a severe knock.
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Disney doesn't want you taking pictures with a skeezy knock off Peter Pan.
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In part, this is because you can't ethically knock out nerves in humans.
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Even his putts, delivered pigeon-toed and slightly knock-kneed, packed a punch.
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He knows how to communicate to the world and knock powerful heads together.
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I'll fight anyone, I always make the weight and I knock people out.
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There's always a quick turnaround iPhone knock off whenever a new one launches.
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No, folks aren't Tweeting that they're going to knock over a liquor store.
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She left, but returned an hour later to knock on his bedroom window.
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Posties with parcels often knock on doors, which gives the dogs an opportunity.
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For example, Facebook showed off its new Snapchat Discover knock-off, Facebook Editions.
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Hard Knock Wife picks up where Wong's first special, Baby Cobra, left off.
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The knock-off relationship is no longer top-down; it happens in circles.
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Space was kind of a knock off of a Facebook experimental app, Rooms.
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You just don't know if tomorrow these competitors will knock our sales down.
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That's due in part to a roughly $1.5 billion knock from equity investments.
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Whether this will be enough to knock the dollar remains to be seen.
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And when we go out and door-knock, we prove it to them.
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A big enough blow could knock it over, disrupting capital markets in turn.
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But gumming up the top of the housing market has knock-on effects.
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She was starting the lasagna when there was a knock at the door.
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What might be the knock-on effect in Europe of Donald Trump's victory?
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I don't know that Tiësto's decision is a knock at Denon DJ's quality.
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There will also be fewer members to go out and knock on doors.
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Not long after dropping her off, she heard a knock on her door.
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Officials warned that global trade rows could still knock the economy off course.
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Just then, Reggie and some of the football team knock on the door.
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There was a polite knock on the door and a bot opened it.
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Uh oh, it looks like we have another knock off on our hands!
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Another knock-on effect of the cannabis boom is a shortage of tradesmen.
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Some of them of knock-offs of more successful apps that already exist.
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That definitely has saved me from slipping on the runway, knock on wood.
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Or is she inviting the boss out to knock back a few brews?
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"Knock Down the House" premieres May 1 on Netflix and in select theaters.
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Luckily I haven't had to deal with any hormonal acne *knock on wood*.
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Often wrenboys knock on doors and perform for residents who give them money.
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I put on a mediation from the Headspace Sleep pack and knock out.
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You go and knock out any particular piece of hardware, it goes away.
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For instance, in the scene where you knock a robber across a store?
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Even when officials craft sensible policies, this imbalance can knock them off course.
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With that in mind, the regime is now determined to knock out rivals.
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The other three quarters I use them to knock squirrels off my birdfeeder.
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The experience was a good reminder not to knock people's weird health habits.
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Sonically, I wanted to knock it out of the park with this record.
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Borjas has tried to knock down this result, only to be quickly debunked.
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A couple of minutes later there was a knock at her apartment door.
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Me everywhere else: Don't you knock my hometown, it's the best place ever!
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That's not a knock on country music, which by the way I love.
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"So it's having a knock-on effect throughout the entire economy," he said.
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The first time you hear the Phantom, it will knock your socks off.
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It comes quick and it can knock out just about anyone it catches.
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The Essar decision is the biggest knock yet to the nascent insolvency regime.
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If anyone has seen these ruffians, please—tell them to knock it off!
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"He will be able to knock this out of the park," I thought.
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Bulls must knock each other over as a bull loses his fighting spirit.
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Somewhat less successful were games like Space Armada (a Space Invaders knock off).
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No. I don't think it was headed for anything bad, knock on wood.
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"We didn't just knock his door down every day," Solomon told VICE Sports.
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I'm sitting on the couch when I hear a knock on the door.
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Which is precisely why Didi wants to knock Uber from that comfortable perch.
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And it's having a knock-on effect on other issues, like carbon pricing.
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I don't mean to knock "Relaxer: The Game" before I've even tried it.
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At 2400:260, there was another knock at the door of Room 26.
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It sounds a little like Justin Timberlake trying to knock off D'Angelo's Voodoo.
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If you use too much power, you knock yourself out of orbit quickly.
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Friendly staff, good prices, great knock off clothing—who could argue with that?
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Trump's comment could be interpreted as an implicit knock of the Obama administration.
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And the knock-on effect has been seen in sales of Nintendo hardware.
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Curry and Thompson didn't help matters by missing shots they normally knock down.
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Nonetheless, it was the first major knock of many the company would face.
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You wouldn't want to dine at a McDonald's knock-off, except for McDowell's.
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"You couldn't hit him, don't fight him, knock other people off," Jones said.
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"They knock you out, but they don't give you restful sleep," he says.
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The knock-on effect this gross misconception has on wholesome discourse is disastrous.
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That then has a knock on impact on funding newsrooms and quality journalism.
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Still, you can't knock being truly in love with the one you're with.
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"You're not going to come in and just knock them out," D'Antoni said.
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Ellen can literally go knock on her door for a cup of sugar.
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One night in April 2011, there came the dreaded knock at the door.
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For the previous recordings, sometimes I'd knock out the singing in four hours.
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The episode highlights the knock-on effects that DDoS attacks can sometimes have.
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All season long, the knock was that there was no one great team.
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One out later, Reyes ripped his single to left to knock in Goodrum.
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Knock a man down and he might tear the ass out of you.
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To be clear, it will be hard to knock Samsung off its perch.
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Enough chili pepper, chutney and pickled onions to knock your hangover tf out.
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These are currently a gift for small donors: expect commercial knock-offs soon.
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I needed somewhere I could knock a wall out and put speakers in.
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And Iran is killing ISIS.... I think you have to knock out ISIS.
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Former President Jiang Zemin used the rule to knock opponents out of position.
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And if, for whatever reason, your home doesn't sell, Knock will buy it.
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All four then travelled to the man's household to knock on his door.
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The one knock on Braun: he used to be a Democrat until 2012.
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Above, Knock and Tic visited the Stockdale Residence and Rehabilitation Center in Texas.
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She'll knock on people's doors because other people in our building have dogs.
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We got a knock on the door and it was campus security again.
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And where there's a hot product, there are bound to be knock-offs.
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Fifteen minutes later, I heard a knock on the door, and it's him.
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These include a knock-off version of the site for the "Yalu" jailbreak.
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We have to organize, knock on doors, and motivate voters to the polls.
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The traffic would overwhelm the targeted server with requests and knock it offline.
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When the bell rings, the only objective is the knock out the opponent.
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Knock-on effects could push down prices for drugs not purchased by Medicare.
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The wind is expected to knock down trees and power lines, causing outages.
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" A woman answered a reporter's knock and asked, "Do you want a reading?
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California's 49th District: Democrats have their best chance to knock off longtime Rep.
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It aims to knock on eight million doors between now and the election.
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Scratch and Knock met Rod the same way, just talking on the curb.
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Fowler proceeded to knock a standup RBI triple to make it 4-2.
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But the onus will be on Washington to knock when Pyongyang is ready.
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This last challenge is the one that could really knock things off course.
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Mark Canha then hit a ground-rule double to knock in a run.
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Outside groups looking to knock out incumbent Republicans are seizing on the tension.
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That is, if the 50 mph Irish winds don't knock her over first.
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If you have small balances, you may want to knock those off first.
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Netflix original "Knock Down the House" focuses on four women running for Congress.
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It's a knock at Moser, who moved back to the district last year.
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Uber wants to knock Keller Lenkner out of the mass arbitrations as well.
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It looks like a dollar-store knock-off Firefly from Joss Whedon's Firefly.
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We see Jesse knock on a door and his friend Skinny Pete answers.
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It is no knock on Mr. Bratton to welcome a change of subject.
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Be very wary of buying anything on Amazon, which often sells knock offs.
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Years of low inflation had had a knock-on effect on wage negotiations.
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"I think things that knock things off shelves are usually bored," Delgado said.
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"It was like a fire department knock, like boom, boom, boom," Kelly recalled.
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Maybe you want to buy because you want to knock that wall down.
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We need to knock down barriers and facilitate coalitions across communities and causes.
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So find some wood, fight fans, and knock on it hard and often.
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Though, Curry did knock down 24 points last night, compared to Klay's 23.
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The missile system is supposed to be able to knock out incoming rockets.
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One idea is that this tiredness could then have unhealthy knock-on effects.
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There was a sharp knock at the door as the River crescendoed: Murderer.
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He didn't always knock them out but he often made them look wanting.
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There are fears of a knock-on effect on Iceland's important tourism industry.
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Trump has said he hopes to enhance U.S. surveillance to knock out terrorism.
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I think we might be able to knock through some of those barriers.
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But it was less of a knock-out than a full-on collapse.
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"Just knock on the door to the bedroom if it's closed," she wrote.
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I arrived late, exhausted from the knock-on effects of a cancelled flight.
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I'm going to knock him out inside of four rounds, mark my words.
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The airlines, the FAA — someone — just has to knock down that first domino.
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"I peeked a little closer and I decided to knock," Mr. Greenheck said.
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This is what virtuosity should do — leave you knock-kneed, perform the unthinkable.
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And I was getting dressed and there was a knock at the door.
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Critical consensus: Knock Down the House currently has a Metacritic score of 83.
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Years ago, he said, people used to knock on his door at night.
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His knock on the door goes unanswered, so he makes his way inside.
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At 22 in the morning a knock on his cab door woke him.
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You could knock on the neighbor's door when the guests get too loud.
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Use the offer code VERGENOTE26 to knock $210 off the price at checkout.
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Use the offer code VERGENOTE26 to knock $210 off the price at checkout.
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Individually and together, they can knock your liver's internal clock for a loop.
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The real risk is not that insurmountable challenges knock the economy off course.
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I feel really motivated and knock a ton of things off my list.
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Our conversation was often interrupted by a phone call or a neighbor's knock.
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Amil and Ja Rule / "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)" / "Money, Cash, Hoes" feat.
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Earthquakes associated with eruptions can also knock over buildings and trigger deadly landslides.
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READ: Bernie has a plan to knock Elizabeth Warren out of the race.
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This has had any number of knock-on effects, both positive and negative.
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Owen describes "Knock-kneed" soldiers "coughing like hags" before a gas attack hits.
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If you wait that long, about half of them would knock themselves out.
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The Kardashians got a knock from a narc before officially touching US soil.
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More slapstick gags are assigned to an Aquaman knock-off called The Deep.
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He wants me to knock down my open-look shots that I take.
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"Somebody has to go knock on their door, once a day," he said.
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Finesse" who could throw a curveball "that would knock people on their tuchis.
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Youssouf Sabaly takes a knock and is slowly being led off the field.
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So this rivalry game could be the best chance to knock them off.
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The one knock against Kaine is that he would not energize minority turnout.
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Their daughter would use their rackets and knock balls around the living room.
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But she built on her adversity instead of letting it knock her down.
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I love that I can knock out a lesson on my morning commute.
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It's time for me to knock this s— out the park and win.
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They drive hundreds of miles on bad roads to knock on strange doors.
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"AOC's bendable arms are ready to knock down the house," FCTRY tells ITK.
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"Knock Down the House," another Netflix documentary that follows the campaigns of Rep.
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Some braved the snow to knock on doors to promote Mr. Biden's campaign.
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I&aposve seen him knock off 13-14 in a row in practice!!!!
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And make it easy for the perfect opportunity to knock on your door.
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Civilized Cycles is the latest to try to knock some sense into us.
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The industry wants to knock even that low standard to just one notice.
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Zombie Juice, who was raised by his grandparents, gave the door a knock.
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Like mismatched matryoshka dolls, the plays knock together when they ought to nest.
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We would basically knock out a track every two days, if not daily.
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"I'm just hoping I don't knock anybody's drink over or anything like that."
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The Bulldogs tried to knock out the Gamecocks early in the second half.
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The debate could be broken down to five main sections: Knock out Bloomberg.
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I just want people like you to knock off the worst scurrilous nonsense.
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"We will knock them out from Manbij, west of Euphrates," Mr. Cevik said.
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Sometimes the best strategy is simply to knock on the walk-in freezer.
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Even as he spoke, meanwhile, those he had implicated rushed to knock him.
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"We could knock off all the ISIL and Boko Haram this afternoon," Gen.
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They are typically given much cheaper aspirin to prevent cardiovascular knock-on diseases.
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Lazy to a new level: knock on fridge door to reveal what's inside!
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"We really have no choice, we have to knock out ISIS," Trump said.
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When does a stranger knock on someone's door and collect very sensitive information?
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I know he'll try to do the same if I knock him down.
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Perhaps the most telling song, "Betta Knock," is by Playaz Circle, featuring Ludacris.
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It infuriates Mr. Castro that Republicans knock him for not speaking fluent Spanish.
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Or can shoe collaborations like this genuinely have a positive knock-on effect?
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The parish priest would just knock at the door every now and then.
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Had I had something to knock me out, I would have taken it.
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The beating was violent enough to knock out several of the woman's teeth.
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One knock on the car is the overall quality of the interior materials.
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He's laden with knock off Pot Noodles and absolutely reeks of unbranded cider.
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Bitcoin's fall has had a knock-on impact on the entire cryptocurrency market.
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She's made her art, she's made her grams – no one can knock that.
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Chabuddy: If anyone needs a passport I can knock one up for you.
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And scientists fear a big enough solar storm could knock out power grids.
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Izzo has appeared in several of Roth's movies: in addition to "The Green Inferno," she starred in the 2015 flick "Knock Knock" and has a role in "The House With a Clock In Its Walls," which is due out in September.
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It's this idea—the one of close friends passing around a laptop, scrambling for control—that instantly hit me on listening to Knock Knock, relating it directly to the nicotine-stained fingertips and dusty DVD cases of the after-party.
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In other words, the content of Old Fashioned is at odds with its form: It's difficult to see the sex in Fifty Shades as a cheap knock-off of godly sex, when Old Fashioned is itself a cheap knock-off.
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"More will gain admittance as a greater number knock at the door," Earhart once explained, adding, "If and when you knock at the door, it might be well to bring an ax along; you may have to chop your way through."
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The idea is that a cloudy day or a thunderstorm (or an eclipse) may knock out solar panels in a few areas, but it is unlikely to knock out solar panels and wind turbines all across the West at once.
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