And I think about how many women of my generation just got knocked off the track and never got back on, how many of my daughter's generation get knocked off the track and don't get back on, how many mamas and daddies today are getting knocked off the track and never get back on.
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The plunging yuan knocked off many currencies in the region.
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A motorcyclist was knocked off his bike during the confrontation.
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I got knocked off a horse; he threw me off.
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"Fuck that," he muttered, and knocked off half a star.
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Detroit knocked off the Golden State Warriors 23-72 on Jan.
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Seton Hall knocked off Syracuse 103-70 in the 5803 final.
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Republican Lou Barletta, after a couple tries, finally knocked off Rep.
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Still, they knocked off Oregon State in non-conference season. 5.
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The victory came two weeks after Kentucky knocked off then-No.
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"Old Town Road" has been knocked off its Billboard chart perch.
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Hey, it's good to get knocked off your high horse sometimes.
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The Gamecocks knocked off Marquette 20063-73 in the first round.
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We're getting knocked off, counterfeit, everything was happening left and right.
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She was, at that moment, "knocked off my feet," she says.
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Those things were totally knocked off the charts by the allegations.
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" "There were three houses that were completely knocked off their foundations.
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Yet this isn't even the first time Oberg's sweatshirt was knocked off.
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There were some reports that he was afraid of being knocked off.
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"Knocked off" means it would just be from a lower end brand.
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One of the brands being knocked off was Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics.
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CNN reported that its local affiliate KTUU was knocked off the air.
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The Titans knocked off the Patriots and the Rams outlasted the Seahawks.
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And businessman Mike Braun (R) knocked off two sitting lawmakers, defeating Reps.
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Brazil's Bovespa index was knocked off record high levels, shedding about 2.9%.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - One was knocked off his feet by a water cannon.
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The Tea Party insurgency knocked off tons of senior, respected elected Republicans.
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This past Olympics, they knocked off Russia on home ice in Sochi.
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The Panthers knocked off Illinois 873-67 in their exhibition opener on Nov.
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In the clip, he is swiftly knocked off his board into the ocean.
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The cross had been knocked off its perch while a helium balloon floated.
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If your move beats your opponent's, their pokémon gets knocked off the board.
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As a result of the gust, Aquila was knocked off its flight path.
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Five days later, Monmouth knocked off Rutgers of the Big Ten, 73-67.
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At that point, I had never seen somebody get knocked off the list.
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An "insurance adjustment" knocked off $85033, insurance paid $438 and I paid $118.
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The Arlo Pro costs $650, but Black Friday sales have knocked off $1003.
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Meanwhile, Missy and Elizabeth voted for Kellee to be knocked off the island.
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Golden State (who, don't forget, knocked off the Rockets, sans Durant last year).
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Trump maintained a calmer demeanor throughout and was never knocked off his stride.
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Knocked off the top spot by London, Montreal can feel hard done by.
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You didn't want to see the poor woman get knocked off the couch.
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Detectives recovered Simpson's glasses, which were knocked off during the fight, Paul said.
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It looks like Fashion Nova might have knocked off Kim Kardashian-West again.
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His mother's house was destroyed, knocked off its foundation and flattened, he said.
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Since 268, bear 683 has only been knocked off his pedestal once, in 268.
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All sizes are available with as much as $30 knocked off of the price.
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The elderly man is knocked off his feet and swept out toward the sea.
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For the second consecutive season, Butler knocked off No. 1 Villanova at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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It was a statement of fact: Lil Wayne couldn't be knocked off his trajectory.
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"Keep shooting, keep shooting," he orders the cameraman after he's knocked off his feet.
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Rattled investors promptly knocked off as much as $8 billion from Samsung's market capitalisation.
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Or like that time (Saturday) when North Dakota State knocked off No. 13 Iowa?
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Notre Dame fell to UConn and unranked North Carolina, but knocked off Louisville twice.
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When Wendell died, it felt like the world had been knocked off its orbit.
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Pliskova knocked off Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic 03-20, 26-23 in the other semifinal.
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I'm hoping that someone gets knocked off their horse on the road to Damascus.
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How many of my daughter's generation get knocked off and don't get back on.
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Harris, a pastor, had knocked off Pittenger in a GOP primary earlier this year.
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Several homes were knocked off their pillars in the towns of Guanica and Guayanilla.
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Some homes in the area were knocked off their foundations, the fire department said.
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Michigan knocked off the Tar Heels in the Battle 4 Atlantis semifinals last week.
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The Pirates knocked off Creighton on Wednesday behind Khadeen Carrington's career-high 41 points.
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Since defeating BYU in the Coaches Vs. Cancer Cancer Classic at Barclays in 2012, the Irish have knocked off Michigan and Stephen F. Austin to reach the NCAA's Sweet 16 last year, then knocked off Northwestern earlier this season in the Legends Classic.
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I don't think I've ever seen a piece that had gotten knocked off so much.
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Over the course of the entire year, only one Democratic incumbent has been knocked off.
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They were knocked off their ledge by the Beatles, who that year became interviewees' favourites.
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It is perhaps too peripheral to America's economy to be knocked off its present course.
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Other companies have even knocked off the notch, creating a whole segment of derivative devices.
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Earlier this month, Gomez was knocked off of a slightly lesser throne on the platform.
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But several of those signals were knocked off course by unexpected changes in the economy.
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A celebrity wears a dress, and the next day, the dress is knocked off everywhere.
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Die-hard leaf-eaters can claim to have knocked off 85% off their carbon footprint.
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Buzzfeed News's Jon Passantino reports that local TV affiliates have been knocked off the air.
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My holiday, knocked off course for a few days but not destroyed, has now started.
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Democratic socialist-backed candidates have knocked off established politicians at the state level in 473.
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Democrats have grown more bullish on this red-leaning seat since Harris knocked off Rep.
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Other presidents have been knocked off stride by special elections that ultimately presaged greater defeats.
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But within sight of the finish line, she skidded slightly and was knocked off-balance.
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Cillizza: Have you ever seen Bloomberg rattled or knocked off his game in a debate?
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Muguruza knocked off the defending champion, Karolina Pliskova, 6-3, 6-2, in the semifinals.
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Trump has expressed concern his midterm messaging could be knocked off-kilter by the attack.
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Boats were scattered among the piles of debris left by homes knocked off their foundations.
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Chris McDaniel -- who nearly knocked off Cochran in a high-profile primary race in 2014.
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" As more cases were knocked off the board, Thomas thought to herself, "Let's just keep going.
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Touching an enemy also produces a small bounceback, which means you're constantly getting knocked off ledges.
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When drugs are knocked off their formularies, patients may have to pay full price for them.
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Holm knocked off the champ and Tate has proven herself against the best of the rest.
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Viewers of the Iowa nest recently saw an eaglet who was accidentally knocked off the nest.
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Apple's market cap was also knocked off from the No. 1 spot by Google-parent Alphabet.
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The Catamounts have not knocked off a ranked opponent since winning at Boston College on Nov.
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It lost more than 20.7314 percent overnight, when it was knocked off its perch above 25.
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So I try not to be distracted by it or be knocked off course by it.
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Getting beaten up or having your turban knocked off was just part of life back then.
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Brisbane native John Millman knocked off seventh-seeded Marton Fucsovics of Hungary 33-23, 26-23.
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Sanders last month joined Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the self-described democratic socialist who knocked off Rep.
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A time Or two had my lights knocked out, my knee socks knocked off, But soft.
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Croatia's Ajla Tomljanovic knocked off sixth-seeded Eugenie Bouchard of Canada 26-24 (4), 6-1.
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The fans who volunteered in the pilot programme had a few months knocked off their bans.
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And the Hawks are a legitimately good team, as they've knocked off some power conference staples.
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Mr. Mwine is especially remarkable as the precariously balanced Ronnie knocked off his axis by grief.
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The feeling of astonishment, being knocked off kilter, is what makes me vulnerable as a reader.
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Sweden was also knocked off as part of the overly ambitious "One City, Nine Towns" project.
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I just finished "Dangerous Laughter," by Steven Millhauser, and was knocked off my comfy reading chair.
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"As soon as one little thing gets knocked off, you just revert right back," she says.
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Joe Crowley the most stunning primary defeat since Dave Brat knocked off Eric Cantor in 2014.
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A caterer accidentally knocked off one of the Townley Venus's thumbs at the British Museum last December.
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And we're not talking about the hoards of unnamed extras who get knocked off on the regular.
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Some posted photos of stores with aisles littered by fallen merchandise knocked off shelves to the floor.
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So far this year, UNI has knocked off three teams ranked in the KenPom top 21—No.
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Kristian Doolittle scored 24 points as Oklahoma knocked off No. 33 Kansas 81-68 in Norman, Okla.
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Big Dick Nick and the Philadelphia Eagles knocked off the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
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I think my last training camp was knocked off course a bit with everything that was happening.
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Illinois knocked off Michigan State 73-70 last game, getting 22 points from leading-scorer Malcolm Hill.
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We've heard of real murder houses having money knocked off their price, but this is something else.
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The regulation knocked off about 8.20 billion rupees ($129 million) from Idea's revenue in the third quarter.
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Scott, 57, staggered backward before going down on one knee after the ball knocked off his mask.
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Thanks in part to this money cloud, Google knocked off Apple as the world's most valuable brand.
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So must Cub Nation now that all the shine has been knocked off that Lovable Losers status.
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In its previous game, BC was knocked off 100-85 by Belmont of the Ohio Valley Conference.
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His clothes are endlessly riffed upon and knocked off outright, and many top designers acknowledge him openly.
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As we reported ... Cardi was damn near knocked off her heels when she saw the stunning rings.
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South Carolina, which knocked off No. 229 Kentucky earlier this week, prevailed despite dealing with foul trouble.
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The aforementioned Mr. Bezos grew up in Houston, yet that city was knocked off the short list.
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The Cavaliers will now face Dayton in Thursday's semifinals after the Flyers knocked off Butler on Wednesday.
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Stosur knocked off Switzerland's Viktorija Golubic 28-26, 23-26 (23), 13-21 in her semifinal match.
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The story that comes from this year is insane, we were completely knocked off our feet, literally.
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Allbirds even sued shoemaker Steve Madden in 2017, claiming the latter company knocked off its signature Wool Runners.
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The irony — and greater implications — of being knocked off by a fast-fashion corporation aren't lost on James.
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They said they both had fallen asleep while atop freight cars and were knocked off by tree branches.
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The Musketeers have proved that over their 25-3 season, and they just knocked off No. 1 Villanova.
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I personally would prefer if they buy a shoe that has been knocked off instead of completely counterfeited.
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For his part, Brennan was delighted to see that the site he created had been knocked off line.
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That tradition continued when the Thunder knocked off the Suns 110-106 Thursday at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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A Democrat knocked off a GOP incumbent in New Hampshire's largest city to become Manchester's first female mayor.
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The Hornets knocked off Eastern Conference-leader Cleveland 106-97 on Wednesday without leading scorer Kemba Walker (knee).
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When Gaethje's opponents do fall down or get knocked off balance, he'll beckon them back to the feet.
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Ranked 46th, he knocked off four seeded players and finished as the runner-up to Juan Carlos Ferrero.
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Bannon is also a strong backer of Alabama GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore, who knocked off incumbent Sen.
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Upon completion of the program, inmates can get as much as 12 months knocked off their prison bid.
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But with his new book, All the Answers, Kupperman's buckled down and knocked off all the yukking around.
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That's how the Ticos knocked off Uruguay, Greece and Italy and tied England at the 2014 World Cup.
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And with both candidates knocked off the trail in recent days, their campaigns are unsure what to expect.
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On our first night, he adroitly knocked off a few creepers and then got stuck in a mine.
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Dave Brat stunned the political world when he knocked off Eric Cantor in the GOP primary in 212.
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However, some are not convinced that the dollar is about to get knocked off its perch anytime soon.
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In this regard it is like the push kick but without as much danger of being knocked off line.
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Okay, death knocked off a bunch of recurring and regular characters in this episode, including Roose, Walda, and Balon.
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A person came on the line to say "thank you," and Pratt and Lawrence were knocked off the line.
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Kylo Ren has "definitely been knocked off base," after murdering his father at the end of The Force Awakens.
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The euro was down 0.89 percent at $1.1036, knocked off a four-week peak of $1.1143 reached on Friday.
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Shares of these banks plummeted as a result, with almost one-third of the value knocked off UniCredit's stock.
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I knew that coming down just one or two episodes down the pike, she'd be knocked off that pedestal.
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In 2004, Thune of South Dakota stunned the political world when he knocked off the powerful Democratic leader, Sen.
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Yet those under 35, millennials and Gen Z, are also being knocked off course by health expenses as well.
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The train and its aristocratic passengers chug along happily until knocked off their tracks by a snowdrift in Yugoslavia.
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Ariel from "The Little Mermaid" would most likely be knocked off the rock by waves during her big scene.
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The euro was down 0.6 percent at $1.1077, knocked off a four-week peak of $1.1143 reached on Friday.
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Orioles 9, Rays 4 J.J. Hardy and Chance Sisco hit two-run homers as Baltimore knocked off Tampa Bay.
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The statue was also damaged and then fixed in 2012, when a visitor knocked off part of its hand.
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If I have a product or I'm a maker, I don't want it to be knocked off by Amazon.
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Each time Schilt kicked, it was knocked off line and Hari stepped in on him with the right hand.
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BayernLB economist Stefan Kipar said there was considerable evidence suggesting the economy would be knocked off its recovery path.
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I think about how many women of my generation got knocked off the track and never got back on.
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Whether those gains will be enough for him to be knocked off his top spot remains to be seen.
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The New Hampshire debate champ, Amy Klobuchar, was knocked off stride early by Buttigieg and never regained her footing.
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The U.S. dollar steadied after being knocked off its highest levels in nearly two years after the manufacturing data.
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No. 1883 seed Xavier knocked off No. 1873 Maryland in Orlando, 1863-1853, after trailing by one at halftime.
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Puerto Rico's Monica Puig, rated 71st, knocked off 11th-seeded German Kerber 7-6 (5), 43-7, 6-1.
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Once I got the snow knocked off the XT6, I could witness the SUV in all its shimmering glory.
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Except for some of the larger nudes, they look as if they were knocked off in a single session.
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In the 1980s, four sea lions knocked off 113 percent of another Columbia River trout run in a single season.
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Henry, whose own team knocked off Manchester City on Tuesday, called Pallotta to offer congratulations after Roma's defeat of Barcelona.
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Bleu alleged that Kardashian's former stylist Monica Rose requested two specific bodysuits that were later knocked off by Good American.
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After several decades of mainstream use, email has yet to be knocked off its perch as the dominant communication technology.
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The Air Jordan line, still one of the most knocked off shoes because of their long heritage and their value.
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Brewers 6, Diamondbacks 23 Travis Shaw homered twice and drove in three runs as Milwaukee knocked off Arizona in Phoenix.
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I stared down Xfinity's vast, well-armed forces and managed to get a full $25 knocked off my monthly bill.
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Perhaps most odd of all ... the poor, old pub patron who got socked didn't even get knocked off his stool.
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The Canucks knocked off Nashville 230-22009 at home on March 210 but have dropped five in a row since.
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Everything's knocked off-kilter, and that wonky choral loop that sounds so inspiring in the song's standard form totally transforms.
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Viñoly's 38-story skyscraper also caused powerful wind gusts that blew people over and knocked off signs from nearby buildings.
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Another major draw Saturday is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the 28-year-old democratic socialist who knocked off New York Rep.
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In the stampede, Mr. Fjelstad's glasses and headphones were knocked off and a cup of coffee was spilled on him.
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Sometimes they even get knocked off by spiders, which given the abysmal annihilation capabilities of arachnids, is a genuine embarrassment.
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John Clacher, whose Neutral Avenue home was knocked off its foundations in the storm, has felt fortune and misfortune simultaneously.
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Lucious' orchestration of Hakeem getting knocked off his Empire CEO post has sent him into a Champagne and stripper stupor.
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Washington (CNN)On Tuesday night in Virginia, former journalist Danica Roem, a Democrat, knocked off 13-term Republican state Del.
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"It happened in West Virginia, where we knocked off No. 2," Narduzzi said, with his team leading by 10-3.
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Others may just get knocked off their career trajectories if they must leave a job temporarily while recovering from illness.
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Two more men were knocked off in Episode 4: the Minneapolis architect David Madson and the Navy veteran Jeff Trail.
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He once said it would make no difference if 10 floors were knocked off the U.N. headquarters in New York.
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Later, when lemons, and then tomatoes, became available to add acidity to food, verjuice was rather knocked off the radar.
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In December, a 7-year-old boy was uninjured after being knocked off his board while surfing at the beach.
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Sao Paulo stocks also attempted a comeback by rising 1.5%, after being knocked off record highs during the previous session.
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In its first-ever N.C.A.A. tournament game, Northwestern knocked off Vanderbilt, and Notre Dame held off a run by Princeton.
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Benchmark revisions to government employment data already knocked off 501,000 in the first benchmark revision to be released in January.
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Other members of the Hollywood elite were also knocked off the 2018 list in light of the Me Too movement.
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Public Nazi imagery was long ago destroyed, and swastikas were long since knocked off the walls of Nazi-era buildings.
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The Crusaders have impressive wins over Oregon State, Iona and Rhode Island this season, and they nearly knocked off Oregon.
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About 100 people were knocked off an ocean rock platform they were standing on when a massive wave hit on Saturday.
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Ironically, the reason many beauty brands don't patent their formulations is that it makes them more susceptible to being knocked off.
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The Japanese yen - a perceived safe haven - traded 0.2 percent softer at 110.15 per dollar, knocked off earlier six-week highs.
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Rolf Freitag, founder of IPK, said security fears had knocked off about 1.5 percentage points from the expected growth this year.
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It was now two in the afternoon and I'd been knocked off my bike at five past nine in the morning.
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Barnes took another plunge, letting go of his link in the chain, and he nearly got knocked off his feet again.
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It's suing to immediately shut down sales of the "knocked-off" gear, and for ALL Forever 21's profits from them.
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Brewers 6, Diamondbacks 3 Travis Shaw homered twice and drove in three runs as Milwaukee knocked off Arizona at Phoenix, Ariz.
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Temple knocked off its second ranked team in less than two weeks by defeating No. 24 Connecticut on the road Tuesday.
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If you thought Balenciaga's expensive appropriation of an IKEA bag was bad, Chanel has gone and knocked off Australia's Indigenous culture.
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The Japanese yen - a perceived safe haven - traded 0.25 percent softer at 110.18 per dollar, knocked off earlier six-week highs.
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Gonzaga knocked off Arizona in its previous game and has also recorded victories over Iowa State, Florida and San Diego State.
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But he has been knocked off course by a series of crises across the country, forcing him to toggle between emergencies.
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Trail Blazers 10, Mavericks 118 Damian Lillard scored 33 points and handed out 12 assists as Portland knocked off visiting Dallas.
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He comes to the aid of a mother knocked off the hood of a car driven by her freaked-out daughter.
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Texas tagged Wright (8-5) for a career high eight runs as the Rangers knocked off the Red Sox 10-3.
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But on Sunday night, Russia knocked off Spain in an almost unfathomable upset, and is now among the final eight teams.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misidentified the team that knocked off Louisville twice this season.
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Mike is a hapless patsy, but he has also been knocked off his ethical moorings by the prospect of financial ruin.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Republicans are staggering, knocked off kilter by internecine conflict between President Trump and his own party in Congress.
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Strategists point to the unexpectedly close 2014 Senate race in the state, where Republican Ed Gillespie almost knocked off Democratic Sen.
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He ultimately knocked off 16 rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, but internal strife over his candidacy still plagues the party.
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Women candidates who are knocked off the pedestal have further to climb to regain voters' trust, if they do at all.
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Ohio State defeated a No. 1 ranked team for the first time since 2007, when it knocked off Wisconsin 49-48.
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The ADL has said that Pepe [the frog] is a hate symbol and Richard [Spencer] was just knocked off of Twitter.
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So we knocked off the weed for a while, but tried to stay loyal to the "every night is party night" philosophy.
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In 1986, a woman in Plaquemine was knocked off her ride-on lawnmower when Dow Chemical plant released a cloud of chlorine.
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Last year, Iowa went 12-0 in the regular season and nearly knocked off Michigan State in the Big Ten Championship Game.
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As part of the subscription, you'll get up to 2,400 miles worth of electric charging knocked off your energy bill each year.
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There's some tense moments of posturing and threats, before someone gets knocked off her high horse -- or high chair, in this case.
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Viewers watching KHOU weren't able to see the rescue as Smith had already been knocked off the air due to the evacuations.
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In 2016, Joe Tessitore couldn't wait to famously declare, "TEXAS IS BACK" when they knocked off a Top-10 Notre Dame team.
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Consumption contributed 20153 percentage points to growth in the final quarter of 2015; but investment and trade knocked off 0.9 percentage points.
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She knocked off a Republican incumbent last year in a district that favored Trump by more than 583 percentage points in 2016.
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It was a No. 2 seed that had already knocked off No. 3-seeded Texas A&M and No. 1-seeded Oregon.
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She knocked off a Republican incumbent last year in a district that favored Trump by more than 6 percentage points in 2016.
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One worker was knocked off a scaffold next to the alkylation unit and left dangling over the fire, according to two sources.
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Visitor Sherri Wullschleger said the hail smashed the front window of her car, knocked off the side mirrors and obliterated the sunroof.
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A broad-based selloff in digital currencies has knocked off three-fourth in value of the world's best known cryptocurrency this year.
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BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti told staffers in a memo this week that the company had been knocked off track because of coronavirus.
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When the heavy machinery and armed police came into camp, he was knocked off his horse and injured his back and ribs.
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They went into safe red districts and knocked off one or two Republicans in primaries and got the whole conference in line.
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This Rockets team is far different from the defensive powerhouse that nearly knocked off Golden State in the conference finals last year.
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Many of us will be knocked off our rhythms slightly when daylight saving time ends in most of the U.S. on Sunday.
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The software company, along with other big technology names, are prone to headwinds in a global economy that's been knocked off base.
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Whether women work at Walmart or on Wall Street, getting pregnant is often the moment they are knocked off the professional ladder.
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They knocked off two vulnerable red state Democrats in North Dakota and Indiana and fought off Democratic challenges in Texas and Tennessee.
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Anisimova knocked off the seventh-ranked Ukrainian in straight sets 6-3, 6-3 to book her spot in the third round.
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In the final, he knocked off John Newcombe of Australia, six years his junior, 220-219, 216-7, 6-4, 6-4.
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The smartphone has emerged as the central connected device and is unlikely to be knocked off its perch by more connected devices.
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But candidates doing less well will not only be knocked off the campaign trail, they'll be invisible as impeachment clogs the headlines.
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St. Louis knocked off playoff contenders Minnesota, Chicago and Anaheim before outlasting Dallas in the opening of a five-game road trip.
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The Bartels, sight unseen, said they would let me ride along as they knocked off the Central Florida leg of their Loop.
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Almost every year he nailed an 24, 22008 or 13 seed that knocked off a more heralded opponent: Cornell, Siena, Harvard, Hawaii.
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That year the Keystone State was knocked off its perch atop America's young but growing energy sector by the Texas oil boom.
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Boston knocked off Minnesota 21-22017 on Monday without All-Star Brad Marchand (upper-body), who is not expected to play Wednesday.
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And Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will likely bring her own brand of socialism to Congress next year, having knocked off New York Rep.
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You might have been thinking that this would be the year that the Cleveland Cavaliers get knocked off early in the playoffs.
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General Flynn, Reince Priebus, Sean Spicer, and Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci were among those brought on and then knocked off the Trump administration.
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Stocks were briefly knocked off their highs earlier in the day as the relationship between the United States and Iran appeared to escalate.
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But I don't really need to worry about points being knocked off in future because I am prompt, polite, and never a cunt.
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Jailbreak's wig-hat combo is knocked off while she's dancing, revealing princess hair and a crown that is apparently part of her skull.
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"That film was knocked off the top spot this weekend by a film led by two black men, 'Ride Along 2,' " he added.
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Surfer Sam Yoon was ecstatic when he was knocked off his board by the aquatic mammal off Duranbah Beach, in Australia's Tweed Heads.
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Future's album knocked off last week's chart-topper, the soundtrack to the "Fifty Shades Darker" film, which dropped to No. 3 this week.
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Yates was knocked off his bike on Friday when an inflatable structure that marks the start of the final kilometer sagged and collapsed.
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St. Louis has dropped three of its last four at home, but it knocked off Dallas 4-2 at Scottrade Center on Oct.
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It pulled well away from a recent peak of $0.7836, while its trade weighted index was also knocked off a one-year high.
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The party knocked off Republican governors in Wisconsin and Illinois, and they picked up Republican-held states like Michigan, Kansas, Nevada and Maine.
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That same Sunday afternoon, the Giants knocked off the Dallas Cowboys and now look like the most-complete team in the NFC East.
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London Business School: 95 — Last year, the London Business School topped QS's rankings in 2015, but was knocked off its perch this year.
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The truck was then backed into Mr. Cali's Cadillac Escalade, a collision that knocked off a license plate, police officials said on Saturday.
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By end of the day, almost $1.2 trillion was knocked off the stock market as traders tried to unload troubled mortgage-backed securities.
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In one case, a data mistake from an outside firm meant a large number of people's names were set to be knocked off.
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It's not often that the queen of daytime talk is knocked off her A-game, but wow, Jessica Simpson has really done it.
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The outfielder played along, throwing a baseball so smoothly he knocked off the top can while keeping the rest of the pyramid intact.
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After going undefeated in group play, BIG knocked off Heroic in the semifinals, winning 16-73 on Overpass and 16-12 on Inferno.
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An exotic reimagining of a Cinderella glass slipper called the Begum, it is also one of this season's most blatantly knocked-off designs.
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North Carolina narrowly — narrowly — avoided being the second No. 1 seed to get knocked off in the opening weekend, beating Arkansas, 72-65.
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In 2017, a young, liberal lawyer made uplifting neighborhoods the centerpiece of his mayoral campaign in Birmingham and comfortably knocked off the incumbent.
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EMI, the band's label, reportedly saw 3 percent knocked off their share price as their biggest act looked on the verge of total collapse.
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The recent run of losses has knocked off nearly 5% off the S&P 500 since hitting an all-time high on May 1.
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Memphis is 7-2 in a nine-game stretch that has featured just one winning team - Toronto, which knocked off the Grizzlies on Feb.
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The No. 4 seed entering the tournament, Gardner-Webb knocked off No. 1 Campbell in the semifinals before beating No. 2 Radford (22-63).
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The Fed knocked off more than $600 billion from its bond portfolio by allowing a capped level of proceeds to roll off each month.
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Oregon State Police told Fox 12 that the teen was riding his board in the surf when he was knocked off by a wave.
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Memphis center Marc Gasol single-handedly destroyed New York with 37 points as the Grizzlies knocked off the Knicks 103-95 on Jan. 16.
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But primary challengers only knocked off two Democratic incumbents last cycle, illustrating the difficulties of defeating entrenched lawmakers with name recognition and deep pockets.
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Corey Kispert scored a career-high 28 points as No. 8 Gonzaga knocked off Alabama State 95-64 on Tuesday night at Spokane, Wash.
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Jusuf Nurkic scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as the Portland Trail Blazers knocked off the visiting Houston Rockets 110-101 Saturday night.
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To get there, Atlanta knocked off the best regular season team in MLS history, the New York Red Bulls, in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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The Golden Eagles already knocked off the Friars in Providence earlier this season but are coming off consecutive losses to Seton Hall and Xavier.
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The ball got knocked off Leonard's knee into the hands of Vonleh, who put the ball in the basket just before the horn sounded.
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On his first attempt, he was knocked off balance in the process and fell, and he used a bigger boat and platform this time.
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Former Fox News hosts and conservative commentators Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck offered praise for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after she knocked off Democratic Rep.
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The development comes with Biden knocked off the campaign trail amid concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, instead holding online events for voters and donors.
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Telling the truth in those kind of circles is not about holding the cross and walking to Damascus and getting knocked off a horse.
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Their victory coincided with a string of Democratic victories on the congressional level, as challengers knocked off Republican incumbents in Staten Island and upstate.
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In Westchester County, N.Y., Democrats were outspent three-to-one but knocked off the two-term Republican incumbent in the race for county executive.
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TCU (11-1) won its seventh game in a row and knocked off Indiana State for the second time in the past 203 days.
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Cardinals 23, Nationals 27 Paul DeJong homered and Tommy Edman drove in two runs as St. Louis knocked off visiting Washington at Jupiter, Fla.
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The McDonald's-themed show riffed on "fast fashion"—the phenomenon, popularized by Zara and H&M, of consumers churning through knocked-off runway trends.
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Collision caught on camera A cyclist in Australia was knocked off her bicycle when a kangaroo came out of nowhere and slammed into her.
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Garcia, who nearly knocked off Emanuel in the 2015 mayoral runoff, had been viewed as the most prominent possible challenger to Emanuel in 2019.
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And the multiple attacks, they said, cemented in the minds of Americans that Biden is the front-runner who won't be easily knocked off.
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The Heat, who knocked off the NBA-best Boston Celtics at home on Friday, will begin their trek by visiting the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.
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The numbers were so superb, investors didn't notice the couple of pennies per share Trump knocked off the company's earnings by keeping jobs in Indiana.
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And contrary to the trickle-down theory, trends do not always start at expensive price points and get knocked off down the chain of command.
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With two television stations knocked off the air for two days, authorities had to rely on a college radio station to broadcast public service bulletins.
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So, but, when we look at the history, we're actually getting things knocked off the list with big customers that have a lot of leverage.
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The sleeping bag coat began to multiply and be knocked off by other brands, mostly because Kamali didn't have the resources to stop the copycats.
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The lean back is also a perfect time to pound that lead leg as it is lightened and the opponent can be knocked off balance.
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Revisions knocked off 93,000 jobs from previous months' counts, with September getting bumped up from 191,000 to 208,000 and October moving from 161,000 to 142,000.
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But, in the event that one is accidentally knocked off a shelf and damaged, you'll at least have a cheaper way to get it fixed.
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He suggests to the Avengers that his own homeworld of Titan got knocked off its axis because there were, um, too many people on it?
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The company would need to screw up on such an epic scale — multiple times in a row — for it to get knocked off its pedestal.
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Northwestern upends No. 22 Texas in Legends Classic NEW YORK — For the first time in nearly three years, Northwestern knocked off a Top 25 team.
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The 6-foot tall stone monument was knocked off of its base and broke into at least three sections, with some of the pieces crumbling.
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Ladies Open Lausanne Germany's Tamara Korpatsch knocked off Russia's Anastasia Potapova 23-27, 25-6, 6-1 to move into the quarterfinals at Lausanne, Switzerland.
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Having won 306 electoral votes on Election Day, Trump would need to lose 35 more electors to be knocked off the path to the presidency.
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But soon Pee-wee's world is knocked off-axis by the arrival of Joe Manganiello (Magic Mike), playing a hunky, beefcake biker named… Joe Manganiello.
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Truck driver David Warren was knocked off the road, and his semitrailer landed on its side in the dirt beside Interstate 35 near Ellsworth, Iowa.
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We're told the kid suffered an injury to his foot as he was knocked off his Schwinn ... but was alert and conscious after the accident.
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The Mavericks knocked off another unit destined for the postseason by rolling over the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-89 Sunday night at American Airlines Center.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 113.670 yen after dropping more than 1 percent overnight, when it was knocked off its perch above 115.000.
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The latest: Democrat Gil Cisneros has officially knocked off Republican Young Kim to capture a GOP-held House seat in Southern California (The Associated Press).
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Unable to ride her preferred horse, RMF Swinny du Parc, because of an injury, Springsteen, aboard RMF Zecilie, knocked off two rails, incurring eight faults.
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By the end of the day, about $1.2 trillion had been knocked off the stock market as traders tried to unload troubled mortgage-backed securities.
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After the TV network was initially knocked off air, the Weather Channel posted statements updating its viewers on the situation via its social media accounts.
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Utah Jazz 128 - New Orleans Pelicans 126 Bojan Bogdanovic scored 35 points, and visiting Utah knocked off New Orleans to win its sixth straight game.
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Classic Empire clearly took a beating — knocked off stride, mud kicked in his face and a wide run compromised his chances — but still finished fourth.
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He has firm ideas about how to find and maximize value in a market that has been knocked off balance since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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He has firm ideas about how to find and maximize value in a market that has been knocked off balance since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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In the regional finals last year, the Ducks, elated after beating Duke, the defending champion at the time, were knocked off by the underdog Oklahoma.
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Other followers, less devoted, may only know MSCHF for its Jesus shoes, which Mr. Wiesner said have been knocked off by sellers around the world.
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Last year, Notre Dame knocked off UConn in overtime in the national semifinals, but the Huskies won a regular-season matchup, 89-71, in December.
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Or Stephen Burrows, who in 1978 produced a gold-mesh slipdress for Farrah Fawcett that is still being knocked off today, in both silhouette and shade?
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Last night, James took to Instagram Stories to reveal that two different Brother Vellies shoe styles were knocked off by fellow NYC-based designer Steve Madden.
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Alexander Teston said he received a cut on his neck and was nearly knocked off his motorcycle after driving into fishing line strung across a road.
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"Expect a few points knocked off", chief executive Mark Wilson said of the solvency ratio at a capital markets day, which was streamed over the internet.
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Ahead, The New York Times and the national media totally missed the rise of a 20183-year-old socialist who knocked off a powerful House Democrat.
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He scored 17 in the second half as the Terrapins staged a furious rally and knocked off their second ranked opponent in the past two weeks.
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Even though the front end of the truck&aposs cab was completely knocked off the mounts, officials said the driver of the truck was not injured.
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Subpac has a limited amount of wearable subwoofer M1493x units it will be selling with $100 knocked off the price from November 23rd to November 26th.
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Additionally, Pioneer DJ's DM-40BT and DM-40 speaker series (in both black and white color variants) have $103 knocked off the price for a set.
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The No. 2 Cavs—who were showing poor form in the waning moments of their regular season—were nearly knocked off by the No. 7 Pacers.
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The price is certainly right with the Le Pro3 — especially if you get in on one of the company's flash sales and get $100 knocked off.
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If David had just stuck with the party line, he could have knocked off another member of the dominant alliance and kept the idol for himself.
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NOTES: Clemson was looking to win six straight games for the first time since the 2010-11 season and has knocked off three straight ranked opponents.
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Part of the roof has been knocked off to create an enclosed courtyard built for (what else) sinking beer after beer on a long summer evening.
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EditorsNote: Updating throughout D'Angelo Hunter scored 17 points as visiting Nicholls State led most of the way and knocked off Pittsburgh 75-70 on Saturday afternoon.
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His prison sentence will include time served, meaning nine months will be knocked off for the time he has already spent in jail during the trial.
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But Mr. Lin paid no money up front, did not trade in his old car and got $5,000 knocked off the car's list price of $43,779.
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Midsommar is almost two movies: a beautifully realized piece of unusual cinema, and a rush-job that needed more time to have its edges knocked off.
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Rockies 9, Giants 3 Pat Valaika homered twice and Nolan Arenado added a two-run blast as host Colorado knocked off San Francisco at Scottsdale, Ariz.
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New York (CNN Business)The Weather Channel was knocked off the air Thursday morning by what it said was a malicious software attack on the network.
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There is also never-ending delight to hearing him describe a gorilla as getting "knocked off" like he's some low-level foot soldier in the mob.
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ASTROS 223, MARINERS 212 George Springer had three hits, including a two-run double during a six-run sixth inning, and host Houston knocked off Seattle.
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Elizabeth Warren had knocked off Michael Bloomberg in the two previous debates, making it impossible for the New York Mayor to emerge as the Biden alternative.
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But this time, intent on ensuring the legislation would not be knocked off course again, Democratic leaders rallied their rank and file to oppose Republicans' efforts.
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"Ever since I can remember, I've been watching Roger on TV," said Ruud, who knocked off 29th-seeded Matteo Berrettini, 6-4, 7-5, 6-3.
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Cheer for the Socceroos, sure, but we'll also be cheering for Mexico, our former home, with a team that knocked off Germany in its first match.
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Shenault's 2-yard touchdown run with 28 seconds left sent Colorado to overtime for the second straight game after the Buffaloes knocked off Nebraska last week.
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C. J. Verdell scored on a 6-yard run in overtime and Oregon (5-1, 2-183 Pacific-12) knocked off Washington (5-2, 3-1).
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Apple stock has been knocked off its all-time high of $324.34 per share amid concerns that the coronavirus outbreak will disrupt company operations in China.
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Chris Smith scored 15 points, Jaime Jaquez Jr. added 14 points, and UCLA knocked off Oregon State, 62-58, Thursday at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Ore.
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Anthony Cowan's 22 points led No. 5 Maryland to the championship of the Orlando Invitational on Sunday as it knocked off Marquette 84-63 in Florida.
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St. Louis, in third place in the NL Central at midseason, rallied to win the division, then knocked off the Braves in a five-game NLDS.
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My sister-in-law once attempted to teach me, but during our first lesson, I sideswiped a parked car and knocked off her side-view mirror.
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In the other semifinal, the Group A runner-up Empire knocked off the Group B champion Royal Ravens after coming back from a 220-210 deficit.
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World stocks markets were knocked off record highs as two of the world's mega companies, and Europe's largest economy, Germany, reported damage from the coronavirus outbreak.
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The animals were in abject condition, with some having had their toes clipped to prevent claw growth or their canine teeth knocked off, the group said.
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Some of the tiny gains that had been made were knocked off in May, showing more people were dropping out of the labor force than returning.
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MAGIC TRIP UP SPURS Serge Ibaka scored 18 points, and visiting Orlando knocked off San Antonio, 95-83, to derail the Spurs' nine-game winning streak.
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Reserve guard Jahvon Blair tied a career-high with 33 points as visiting Georgetown knocked off previously unbeaten SMU 91-74 on Saturday night in Dallas.
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"To see the silence from them, maybe they are upset that maybe their impeachment headlines are knocked off the front page for a morning," Collins said.
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The first involved a tilt of the ship that came so hard and so fast that I was completely knocked off my bed and onto the floor.
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This view may have been reinforced by 28-year-old Latino newcomer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-proclaimed socialist who knocked off House Democratic leader Joe Crowley.
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Our moment in question occurred during the handshake line after Oregon knocked off Duke to advance to the Elite Eight round of March Madness on Thursday night.
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The coffins have been made to magnify the solitary theme of the movie, which centers around a spaceship carrying settlers to Mars when it's knocked off course.
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"I was almost knocked off my chair," Joshy Jacobs, the study's senior author and an associate professor of microbiology and immunology at Emory, said of the discovery.
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DeMarre Carroll made the go-ahead free throws with 226 seconds remaining and the Nets knocked off the Orlando Magic 23-23 on Monday night in Brooklyn.
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Oil prices traded lower on Thursday as a rising dollar and climbing interest rates knocked off the commodity from its highest levels in more than three years.
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Windham County has supported Democratic presidential candidates since 1992, and Connecticut has been solidly blue since Democrats knocked off three House Republican incumbents in 2006 and 2008.
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No single agent set it on its path: It wasn't knocked off scaffolding by the poorly placed heel of a construction worker, or fumbled from careless hands.
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The new Democratic House majority will include more than a dozen members who knocked off Republican incumbents in some of the best-educated districts in the country.
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Hagins scored 222 points, including a tying shot at the end of regulation, as 222th-seeded Arkansas-Little Rock knocked off Purdue, 183-218, in two overtimes.
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But Nixon points to the progressive energy of candidates like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, who knocked off longtime incumbents in New York and Massachusetts respectively.
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On just about every song on AI Youngboy, the rapper born Kentrell Gaulden pledges to not get knocked off of his focus in one way or another.
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Only the Wade's 2003 "triple-double in the Elite Eight" squad ever knocked off the top cat, when they beat Kentucky to go to the Final Four.
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" He noted "dry periods" of mediocre submissions, "but then you get your socks knocked off by an Adam Johnson or a Maggie Nelson or Alice Sola Kim.
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He raised $80 million, without sucking up to PACs or corporate donors, and nearly knocked off the most hated man in the Senate, Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Many other artworks in the buildings and outside were destroyed that day, but the man with the briefcase, though knocked off his perch, survived, covered in debris.
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The Giants turned to ace Madison Bumgarner to end a brief skid on Sunday and knocked off the Mets 6-1 to avoid a three-game sweep.
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In my case, what kept me silent after being so knocked off balance was another damaging and far too pervasive story: the myth of the Good Girl.
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It was the second straight Mexican club that Toronto had knocked off in the C.C.L., the top club competition for North and Central America and the Caribbean.
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That opponent would be Kateryna Kozlova of Ukraine, who knocked off Ostapenko for the third time in three career meetings, 7-5, 6-3, on Philippe Chatrier.
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Britain's oil & gas index was knocked off year highs hit last week, dropping 2.1 percent and on track for its biggest daily percentage loss in a month.
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The White Sox, who finish the season against Minnesota, knocked off American League Central-leading Cleveland in the last two contests — capped by Sunday's 3-0 shutout.
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LaChance, Vanderbilt hold off Radford Guard Riley LaChance scored a career-high 27 points as Vanderbilt knocked off Radford 74-62 at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville, Tenn.
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Specifically, Cramer looks for stocks that were knocked off the new-high list and are trading a couple of percentage points down from their 52-week high.
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In round one: The Lightning knocked off the Red Wings in five games, while the Islanders used three overtime wins to top the favored Panthers in six.
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Senior forward Yante Maten once again carried Georgia to an upset in Southeastern Conference play as the Bulldogs knocked off No. 18 Tennessee 73-62 Saturday evening at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Ga. After scoring 23 points in an overtime win at Florida his previous game, Maten came back with 19, as the Bulldogs (15-11, 6-8 SEC) knocked off the conference's second-place team for a second straight outing.
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There were probably points in Taylor's career where someone else maybe would have been knocked off balance by criticism or other challenges, and she just kept marching forward.
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Golden State knocked off the Rockets in five games in the first round of the playoffs last spring, including a 121-94 triumph in Game 4 at Houston.
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The Hurricanes pulled even slightly more than two minutes later with a power-play goal when the puck was knocked off the stick of New York's Adam Pelech.
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It was only one game, but Vogel got his wish as the Pacers knocked off the Oklahoma City Thunder 1163-98 on Friday at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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Firms keep profits offshore primarily to avoid paying corporate tax, which is levied only when money is repatriated (monies paid to foreign governments are knocked off the bill).
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The top-seeded Wildcats (24-9) advanced to Saturday's tournament championship game against Seton Hall, which knocked off No. 23 Marquette 81-79 in the late semifinal Friday.
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Vegas topped the division by eight points in the regular season, then swept the Kings and knocked off the Sharks in six games to reach the conference final.
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All of these are considered great gourmet cheeses and in the U.S. they're all knocked off, so you don't really know what you're getting when you buy them.
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The Red Wings knocked off the Maple Leafs twice earlier this season while allowing just one goal and have limited their last two opponents to 25 shots each.
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Also in action Monday was 19-year-old Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic, who knocked off German Philipp Kohlschreiber 4-6, 23-5, 6-3 in 26 hour, 24 minutes.
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Hawks 130, 76ers 122 Trae Young and John Collins combined to score 113 points and Atlanta knocked off visiting Philadelphia for its third straight victory over the 76ers.
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The Boston Celtics made a big move toward solidifying the No. 22 seed in the Eastern Conference when they knocked off the third-place Washington Wizards on Monday.
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Aptiv Plc said last month the strike knocked off $70 million from the company's quarterly revenue and reduced profit by 10 cents per share in the third quarter.
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I could've knocked off an extra $2 if I had gone with Walmart's Great Value version of these products, but they were out-of-stock at my location.
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In the playoffs, the Penguins knocked off the Rangers, who eliminated them last year; the league's best team, the Capitals; and the defending Eastern Conference champions, the Lightning.
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It's not every day that we get to watch Trump knocked off his high horse—or, in this case, high rise—and back down to the first floor.
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The Cornhuskers knocked off Rutgers in the first round and upset sixth-seeded Wisconsin 70-58 on Thursday with a second straight 20-point performance by Shavon Shields.
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The guidance was repeatedly knocked off course by surprises in the economy, prompting one lawmaker to call Carney an "unreliable boyfriend" in 2014, an epithet that has stuck.
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Pittsburgh's win over Clemson was the biggest win for the Panthers (28-22, 26-21 Atlantic Coast Conference) since they knocked off No. 212 West Virginia in 24.
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"I can't — " Ross explained the system in his court: For every day a defendant stayed in the Alcorn County jail, $25 was knocked off his or her fine.
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Then the gunman picked up the Escalade's license plate, which had been knocked off in the fender bender, and handed it to Mr. Cali before he opened fire.
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States should also be encouraged to adopt Election Day registration programs allowing eligible voters — including those who have been knocked off the rolls — to register at the polls.
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Cardinals 5, Astros 1 Kolten Wong stroked a two-run double during a three-run fourth inning as St. Louis knocked off the visiting Astros at Jupiter, Fla.
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Tigers 10, Yankees 4 Ryan Kreidler belted a tiebreaking grand slam during a six-run, seventh-inning uprising as Detroit knocked off visiting New York at Lakeland, Fla.
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So are six other players from last year's Cinderella team, which knocked off No. 2 seed Michigan State in one of the most stunning tournament upsets in history.
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If the Bruins knocked off Ottawa, Philadelphia will have to win its final two games to keep Boston out of the playoff picture for the second straight season.
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In contrast to the venture capitalists who were knocked off their perches this summer by harassment complaints, Upload was scarcely dented by the publicity surrounding Ms. Scott's suit.
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According to International Monetary Fund estimates, the sanctions likely knocked off somewhere between 1 and 1.5 percent of Russian GDP after they were implemented — a pretty hefty sum.
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The Boilermakers returned to action and knocked off their second straight ranked opponent Tuesday, surviving a 33.3-percent shooting effort at home to defeat No. 17 Louisville 66-33.
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Shurmur, Vanderbilt carve up Tennessee Kyle Shurmur threw for 283 yards and four touchdowns as Vanderbilt knocked off Tennessee 214-22 on Saturday at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn.
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Fifth-ranked Xavier took a big step toward becoming a potential No. 5544 seed for the NCAA Tournament when it knocked off top-ranked Villanova, 90-83, on Wednesday.
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Given the technical nature of the event, it was perhaps not surprising that quite a few of the leading contenders were knocked off their stride by the wet conditions.
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His disrespect was apparently noted by the doll, as Ed and Lorraine claimed that after the man left the strange attraction he was knocked off his bike and killed.
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The BoE governor's guidance on the path for interest rates has repeatedly been knocked off course by surprises in the economy, hence the accusation of unreliability from a lawmaker.
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Indians 10, Reds 3 Yandy Diaz's pinch-hit double sparked a seven-run sixth inning as Cleveland knocked off host Cincinnati in the opener of a three-game series.
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Memphis lost by double-digits to its two toughest opponents, Alabama and UAB, and has knocked off seven mid-majors, including four wins in a row entering this weekend.
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Mercedes-Benz notes that even during the busiest rush hours the bus drives gently and smoothly, meaning standing passengers never have to worry about being knocked off their feet.
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The movie stars several big names, as well as some much smaller names, which ought to make it relatively easy to guess who's going to get knocked off first.
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In his Brewers debut, lefty Wade Miley pitched six sharp innings as Milwaukee knocked off the host Cincinnati Reds 2413-1 on Wednesday night at Great American Ball Park.
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Doug Jones, a former prosecutor, knocked off Roy Moore, the Alabama Supreme Court chief justice whose Senate run was undone by accusations that he had preyed upon teenage girls.
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Beginning in August, the team sequentially knocked off rivals from Brazil, Argentina and Colombia — including San Lorenzo of Argentina, the team favored by Pope Francis — to make the final.
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CINCINNATI 61, S.M.U. 54 Troy Caupain scored 14 points, and host Cincinnati (22-9, 12-6 American Athletic Conference) knocked off No. 24 Southern Methodist, ending the Mustangs' season.
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This allows Scoggins to pump out his lead leg side kicks far more often than Thompson who must always worry about it being knocked off course or picked up.
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In the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn last week, a teenager riding a bicycle slapped an Orthodox Jewish man in the head and knocked off his hat, the police said.
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After a historic run, Lil Nas X's hit song, "Old Town Road," was knocked off the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week by what song?
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LG: So, in this case, you're responding to people who have been knocked off by some other third party and you have to figure out whether to reinstate them.
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But by 1956, Rayborn had fashioned himself into a legal mind astute enough to successfully challenge several federal convictions and get 10 years knocked off his federal prison sentence.
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The Raptors knocked off the Atlanta Hawks and Miami Heat and will try to cap off a seven-game homestand with their sixth win in the stretch on Monday.
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If a chunk of YouTube Gaming's hours watched is due to this sort of behavior, then it may be a little longer until Twitch is knocked off its throne.
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Last month rating agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying government plans to reduce its debt load had been knocked off course and that Brexit would harm the economy.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has explicitly apologized for the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, which has knocked off nearly $0003 billion in the social media giant's stock valuation this week.
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His Gucci is so flippant about its Gucciness that he knocked off the knockoffs, sending out vintage-inspired logo shirts that looked like those once sold on street corners.
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He'll meet Pablo Carreno Busta in the title match after the Spaniard knocked off No. 8 seed Denis Shapovalov of Canada 6-3, 6-4 in the other semifinal.
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But the pair of Stanford computer science grads got knocked off the charts by a vicious rumor that their app helped kidnappers, which they call a purposeful smear campaign.
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In the final, Duke will face No. 12 Florida State (27-6), which knocked off No. 2 Virginia (29-3) by 69-59 behind 14 points from David Nichols.
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And with Korean fashion being based around affordable casual clothing (that can be easily knocked off), less affluent Southeast Asians can easily import garments or buy a local version.
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Memphis, which knocked off the Warriors twice earlier in the season, committed 19 turnovers in Friday's 122-107 setback and allowed Golden State to shoot 220 percent from the field.
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The New Orleans Pelicans knocked off two of the league's best teams earlier in the week and host one of the hottest Sunday when the Washington Wizards pay a visit.
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Illinois (4-4, 03-3 Big Ten), which knocked off unbeaten Wisconsin last week as 30.5-point underdogs, forced two turnovers and held the Boilermakers scoreless into the fourth quarter.
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Nicolas Benezet also scored for Toronto, which knocked off the top teams in the East — New York City F.C. and Atlanta United — to earn a shot at the championship Nov.
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The Wild knocked off visiting Dallas 4-2 on Wednesday before outlasting Nashville at home by the same score on Friday in the opener of the back-to-back set.
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The win came a day after Barty, 22 years old and ranked No. 63 in the world, knocked off top-seeded and world No. 1 Simona Halep on the hardcourt.
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She offered a few canned lines, hesitated a few times, and could have batted a few more questions out of the park, but she was not knocked off her game.
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The Wildcats, who play No. 33 North Carolina in Las Vegas next Saturday, knocked off Valparaiso 87-63 on Wednesday after their 97-92 loss to UCLA four days earlier.
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Edmonton also has won three of its past four on the road, including a 7-5 victory Saturday at Calgary, which knocked off the Canadiens in overtime on Thursday night.
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Each time one of them is knocked off, a new space-movie cliché comes out: This one is frozen by the space-cold, that one gets exploded out the window.
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The 1986 Mets finished 108-54 during the regular season, then knocked off the Houston Astros and the Boston Red Sox in two tough, meandering series to win the championship.
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But these advances haven't changed a simple fact: Whether women work at Walmart or on Wall Street, getting pregnant is often the moment they are knocked off the professional ladder.
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The bulk of Toronto's recent slide occurred on the road but it continued in the opener of a four-game homestand Sunday, when Houston knocked off the Raptors 129-122.
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The Lakers knocked off playoff-bound Memphis and San Antonio before getting 25 points from Julius Randle while forcing 23 turnovers in a 98-94 triumph against Sacramento on Friday.
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"Hopefully we'll not be headed down that path," he said McConnell also applauded the results of the midterm election, in which Republicans knocked off at least three Democratic incumbents, Sens.
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Washington (CNN)A political newcomer knocked off Lexington Mayor Jim Gray -- a prized Democratic recruit and major figure in Kentucky politics -- in a primary for a US House seat Tuesday.
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You swim towards the stern end of the boat, grab onto the ladder and bite hard onto your regulator—because if a big wave hits you'll probably get knocked off.
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Moments later, however, the knight gets knocked off his horse by Gregor Clegane, the huge and notoriously violent fighter from Game of Thrones, who goes by the nickname the Mountain.
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But the Democrats' huge gains in the House have knocked off many of the Republicans who were moderates on the issue, leaving Congress even more divided on climate than before.
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That high fashion clothing is produced in multiples (and often knocked off) and designed to proliferate is one of the realities that make it singular among other kinds of art.
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Nild is the second-tallest player on Thailand's team, and is the type to win headers and to be strong enough not to get knocked off the ball by defenders.
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Driving along, he sees an old man knocked off his motorbike and immediately stops to help, administering first aid at the side of the road, expertly checking for broken bones.
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The boom knocked off his hat, and his left hand went numb, but it was thrilling, cutting across the frozen lake in a sail boat rigged with three large blades.
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We can't help but stare at a garment when a few hundred dollars gets knocked off its price tag, pushing our fantasies of ownership just a little closer to reality.
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He'd already knocked off six of the seven arduous channel crossings that make up the so-called Oceans Seven, open water swimming's answer to climbing the Seven Summits of mountaineering.
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Amy McGrath, who also knocked off an establishment choice, ran an ad in Kentucky about how her dreams of being a fighter pilot, ran against gender norms established by Congress.
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Twins 22, Red Sox 22 Eddie Rosario hit a two-run double and Alex Kirilloff slugged a two-run homer as Minnesota knocked off visiting Boston at Fort Myers, Fla.
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Twins 4, Red Sox 1 Eddie Rosario hit a two-run double and Alex Kirilloff slugged a two-run homer as Minnesota knocked off visiting Boston at Fort Myers, Fla.
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Is this a case where a cleansing market correction is never quite complete without the "glamour stocks" being knocked off their perch — so maybe this downturn is running its course?
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And then Warren went on to say, in her folksiest manner, that she worried about "how many mamas and daddies today are getting knocked off the track" because of childcare.
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It's possible, but so too is spending your evening being chased around by a big dude in a mask with a knife who's already knocked off your friends one by one.
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Seawater washed over parts of North Carolina's Outer Banks as Jose passed, and five people were knocked off a coastal jetty in Rhode Island by high surf caused by the storm.
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So, if your parents have two different eye colors like mine do (my dad has brown, my mom has hazel), then you've already knocked off two of three possible eye colors.
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When she first read their poems she was knocked off her feet, delirious, almost as if it was April again: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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No matter how much fortune may have favoured them, the fact that the Retrievers knocked off the national number one is strong evidence that they must be a fairly decent squad.
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The House intelligence committee was knocked off track when Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, defended the Trump campaign through a bizarre series of events that included a secret White House visit.
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The last-place Rays knocked off the Chicago White Sox on Thursday 5-3 to end a six-game losing streak and enter their final weekend 30-48 on the road.
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The numerous ties between senior campaign aides and Russian intelligence officials -- as well as the ongoing Justice Department investigation into these ties -- show no signs of being knocked off front pages.
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There had to be some radiation emanating from the outskirts of the black hole, and it had to reach Earth without being knocked off course or occluded by a celestial object.
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Miami knocked off Boston 90-89 on Wednesday without its top two scorers as former Celtics center Kelly Olynyk drained six 3-pointers en route to a season-high 32 points.
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Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), who knocked off a progressive incumbent Democrat in a primary challenge that, unlike AOC versus Crowley, did not actually have much clear ideological content at the time.
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Djokovic was knocked off the top of the ATP rankings last November by Britain's Andy Murray and shortly afterwards split with Boris Becker who he added to his team in 2013.
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Finally, WalletHub knocked off points for hardships such as long workweeks or high rates of worksite fatalities, or jobs that were easily outsourced or automatized, based on research from Oxford University.
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Last month rating agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying the government's plans to bring down its debt load had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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When the ship is knocked off course, the crew and passengers must come to terms with a grim fate as aimless cosmic wanderers for whom Earth is only a bittersweet recollection.
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The 2020 race for the White House will test the question of just how far gun politics has evolved since the NRA knocked off so many Democrats a quarter-century ago.
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Iowa hasn't knocked off the Cyclones on the road in over 220 years and hopes to notch back-to-back wins in the series for the first time since 503-250.
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The Clippers, who are still without injured All-Star forward Blake Griffin (knee), knocked off the city-rival Lakers 113-97 on Saturday and own a 16-173 home-court record.
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CITI OPEN The American qualifier Ryan Harrison knocked off 2634th-seeded Viktor Troicki of Serbia, 2982-21 (2126), 22004-123, to reach the third round at the Citi Open in Washington.
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The mayor said that there were scorch marks on a nearby tree and that wooden slats on the bench had been knocked off, an indication of where the lightning had struck.
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"No one has a right to strike someone with a sword because their hat was knocked off their head," Alex Bastian, a spokesman for the district attorney's office, told the newspaper.
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So for the scene where the books get knocked off the bookshelf, I thought it would be nice if one of the books that fell off the shelf had personal meaning.
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From Boston to Philadelphia, the aging dons of America's most notorious crime families have been knocked off, locked up or have settled into less illicit — or at least less violent — retirements.
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She was so determined to get on that she had to muscle her way through the closing doors, and then was knocked off her feet as the train lurched into motion.
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With Paul Millsap scoring 13 points and Al Horford, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Mike Scott each adding 11, Atlanta knocked off Toronto for the first time in four tries this season.
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The next year, Ms. Toohil, a youthful lawyer from Luzerne County in northeast Pennsylvania, knocked off the Democratic majority leader in her first race, helping Republicans take control of the House.
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That's how much may soon be knocked off the price that Verizon, the telecom giant, will pay to acquire the fading internet pioneer, write Michael de la Merced and Vindu Goel.
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The team has won four straight, including last weekend's wild-card game, a stretch in which it has knocked off three playoff teams in the Rams, the Texans and the Bears.
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A strong rally this year lost steam in early May after a sudden escalation in trade frictions compounded global growth fears and knocked off at least 6% from the three main indexes.
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The Pirates claimed a 66-61 overtime win last year at the Prudential Center and knocked off the Wildcats 64-63 in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament in March 2014.
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Prior to that, during the game between Brazil and Serbia, he flopped to the ground and rolled round after being knocked off his feet while going out of bounds, Sports Illustrated reports.
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The worst damage was in the community of Montecito, Santa Barbara County Fire Department spokesman Mike Eliason said, where some homes were knocked off their foundations by the strength of the mudslide.
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It was knocked off this week's high of $0.7098 on Thursday by reports that a possible summit meeting the United States and China to hammer out a trade deal will be delayed.
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Philadelphia also knocked off the Islanders in overtime on Sunday after losing 12 of its previous 15 contests – a slump that followed a 20-game winning streak that straddled November and December.
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What started out as just a normal ride for two turned into a nightmare for one, when the scooter hit a speed bump and the bride was knocked off the two-wheeler.
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Flynn was a fierce Trump loyalist and a longtime supporter, and some of his backers would like to see an establishment figure knocked off now that they've lost one of their own.
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Mariners RH Nathan Karns (21-23, 21) Tomlin knocked off the Kansas City Royals in his last outing when he gave up one run and seven hits in 22 21/218 innings.
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Alecia Yelich repped her baby boy -- a 26-year-old outfielder -- in the house hunt ... and got $400,000 knocked off the original listing price of $6 mil ... and the house is sick.
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However, the 34-year-old did not come out unscathed, as he lost several of his teeth when a shot from teammate Bret Burns knocked off Pavelski's jaw and into the goal.
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He pushes them to agree or disagree or to otherwise react to his insane statements, to see what people will do when they are knocked off the kilter of ordinary human interaction.
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The correspondence also shows Kardashian's then-stylist Monica Rose contacted Bleu in order to borrow black and nude bodysuits and bras, items that Bleu claims were later knocked off by Good American.
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"I can remember other things very clearly despite me having been knocked off by cars, lorries and suffered concussion, three days in Southampton hospital through an accident with a lorry," Mantle said.
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Still, when Toronto knocked off the East's top seed, New York City F.C., and faced a trip to play the defending champion, Atlanta United, many saw an L.A.F.C.-Atlanta final as inevitable.
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The Knicks, eliminated from the playoffs for the fourth straight season, knocked off the Chicago Bulls 100-91 on Tuesday night in Madison Square Garden, snapping the Bulls' four-game winning streak.
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The Pereslavl Lenin himself suffered an unfortunate fate a year ago, when construction workers rebuilding the square knocked off his arm and then encased the one-armed body in a plywood box.
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From its No. 8 spot, it knocked off top-seeded Michigan and second-seeded North Carolina on the way to the Final Four, then beat another No. 2-seeded team, Memphis State.
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By end of the day, almost $1.2 trillion was knocked off the U.S. stock market as traders tried to unload troubled mortgage-backed securities that the rejected bailout would have bought up.
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Ms. Gabeira had been trying to to establish the category of women's big-wave surfing and to set a record in 2013, when she was knocked off her board and nearly drowned.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevado said the blocks around the Watson Grinding and Manufacturing facility were "in essence a disaster area," with some homes knocked off their foundations and many significantly damaged.
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I had to pull an older white woman out of a moblet of slapping young women of color, after she'd been driven down to one knee and had her glasses knocked off.
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And unlike anti-voter legislation, bad purges often happen in an office with the stroke of keyboard — so voters knocked off the rolls may not realize what's happened until it's too late.
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Earlier in the day, No. 26 seed U.C. Irvine beat fourth-seeded Kansas State; 23th-seeded Oregon knocked off No. 5 Wisconsin; and No. 12 seed Liberty upset fifth-seeded Mississippi State.
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Pollution is doing serious damage to long-term growth; a 2006 estimate from China's then-deputy chief of its environmental agency suggested that it knocked off "roughly 10 percent" of Chinese GDP.
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REDSKINS 34, COWBOYS 23 Kirk Cousins threw three touchdown passes before leaving late in the first half in a playoff tuneup, and Washington (9-113) knocked off Dallas (4-12) on the road.
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Alexander Teston told Q13FOX he was driving in the town of Graham, located southeast of Tacoma, when he nearly got knocked off his motorcycle after driving through the line tied across the road.
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Kendra knocked off an odd bucket list item Wednesday when she pulled over -- mid-road trip with her husband, Hank Baskett -- to wander into a random field and pick a cotton bulb clean.
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It turns out Coach K, as he's universally known in basketball circles, did give Brooks a pedantic postgame scolding after the Ducks knocked off the Blue Devils in the Sweet 16 on Thursday.
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The Spurs had a two-game winning streak snapped and fell to 2-2 on their current eight-game road stretch when they were knocked off 94-90 at New York on Sunday.
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The Bruins knocked off San Jose 13-3 on Thursday after Cassidy replaced the fired Claude Julien and followed that by scoring a late goal to edge Vancouver 4-3 two days later.
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Last year, it came to light that the blue and gold braided beard on King Tut's burial mask was knocked off during a botched cleaning attempt then hastily glued back on using epoxy.
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The March 16 defeat wasn't just an upset — it was the first time a No. 16 seed knocked off a No. 1 in tournament history — it also was an emotional landmark for Guy.
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Industry-wide margins for diesel and gasoline surged to more than two-year highs in early September as Harvey knocked off a fifth of the oil-refining capacity in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Nick Rakocevic led four Southern California players in double figures with 25 points and added 13 rebounds as the hot-shooting Trojans knocked off Washington State 93-84 on Saturday in Pullman, Wash.
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Auburn (7-5, 3-5 SEC), which last year knocked off Alabama when it was again the top-rated team, trailed only 17-14 entering the third quarter, before the game quickly turned.
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Even as the White House tries to publicly focus on one issue, they are regularly knocked off course by news about Comey's remarks and messages sent out by the President, often on Twitter.
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Jon Elmore scored 23 points as Marshall knocked off No. 24 Middle Tennessee 76-53 and ended the Blue Raiders' 11-game winning streak Saturday night at the Murphy Center in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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The Serb was knocked off top spot by Rafael Nadal on Monday despite winning the Paris Masters last week and will need a strong finish alongside the River Thames to snatch it back.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For 235 minutes on Centre Court Serena Williams was knocked off her stride by a feisty Italian who looked as though she had ripped a page from the American's tennis manual.
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The Jets knocked off Colorado and Vancouver in their last two contests, but have failed to triumph in the next game after winning back-to-back eight previous times during a disappointing campaign.
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And despite his status as a sitting senator, polls show Johnson may be less well known than his challenger, who served in the Senate for 18 years before being knocked off in 2010.
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The recent rally in utility stocks — the sector is up nearly 4 percent over the last three months — got knocked off track as the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield began to march higher.
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And in this corner: The Rangers (48-28-6, 9363 points, +37), who knocked off the Habs in six and will be the road team in this series despite holding a better record.
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An 800-year-old sandstone coffin was damaged on Sunday after the family put a child into it for a photo and knocked off a small piece, museum officials said in a statement.
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This year, the Eagles rose to a record 12th in the world after defeating Scotland last year, its first-ever victory over a Tier 1 nation, and knocked off Samoa, another formidable opponent.
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India's home minister, Amit Shah, considered the second most powerful man in the country, has vowed two things: to bring the citizenship tests nationwide and to protect Hindus knocked off the citizenship rolls.
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The Wildcats made it difficult for Young to get much of anything going — especially in the second half — and knocked off the fourth-ranked Sooners 87-69 at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan.
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That's what is left from the Atlantic Coast Conference in the N.C.A.A. tournament, after the No. 7 seed Gamecocks knocked off No. 2 Duke in a stunning upset, 88-293, on Sunday night.
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But the league's bounce-back season was knocked off stride on Sunday, as officials in the two conference championship games made baffling, controversial calls that to some degree overshadowed the otherwise thrilling matchups.
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In the course of this fast-moving, tightly packed, at times unnervingly entertaining documentary (directed by Alison Klayman), he wears a number of metaphorical hats, some of which are knocked off his head.
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Less than a minute into the fight, he was knocked off his feet by a Garbrandt right hand, and a few ground strikes later, he was out in a heap on the mat.
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So when World of Warcraft came out in 23, in a world where more people finally had internet that wasn't knocked off by your brother picking up the phone, it quickly found success.
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Indians 10, Rangers 3 Rookie Zach Plesac allowed two hits over seven-plus innings, and Jose Ramirez and Jason Kipnis each drove in three runs as Cleveland knocked off Texas in Arlington, Texas.
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Crowley could be in a similar situation to Cantor — a strong fundraiser that suddenly found himself knocked off by an insurgent candidate who is running on someone who isn't a creature of Washington.
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In the women's semifinals, Francesca Schiavone of Italy beat Petra Martic of Croatia, 6-3, 6-3, and Shelby Rogers of the United States knocked off Sorana Cirstea of Romania, 6-4, 6-4.
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And Bank of England Governor Mark Carney's guidance on the path for interest rates has repeatedly been knocked off course by surprises in the economy, prompting one lawmaker to call him an "unreliable boyfriend".
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Not only does the suit not look like it is mine, but with the alarm tag stuck on it, everybody at the Four Seasons will think I friggin' knocked off a Hugo Boss store.
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Even when designers don't have legal claims to their knocked off items, they hire lawyers to send cease-and-desist letters in hopes that companies will take them seriously and stop selling the pieces.
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Clash of Clans and Mobile Strike aren't in any danger of being knocked off the top of the traditional mobile gaming pyramid, but they could see competition from things that require, you know, motion.
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In February, $350 million was knocked off the agreed sale price, bringing it down to $4.48 billion, after Yahoo disclosed two massive data breaches (affecting some 500 million accounts and 1 billion accounts, respectively).
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LOS ANGELES — The Getty Bronze, a Greek statue of a beautiful male athlete with enviable hair that is easily the most celebrated artwork at the Getty Villa, has not been knocked off his pedestal.
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That first half doomed a Cowboys' team that lost four of their top five scorers from last season, when they knocked off four top-10 teams and reached the third round of the NIT.
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The Predators have fallen out of playoff position in the Western Conference after a rough stretch but knocked off Winnipeg 23-1 on Thursday to start a four-game road trip through Western Canada.
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In the Cape Cod area, which includes the resort island of Martha's Vineyard, where "Jaws" was filmed, two kayakers escaped unharmed after they were knocked off their boats in 2014 by a great white.
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But that plan may be knocked off course by a slowdown in Britain's economy which grew by 2.2 percent in 2015, weaker than growth of 2.4 percent pencilled into the government's latest budget projections.
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The political points he might have earned were quickly knocked off the board as he and a string of top aides acquiesced to the Kremlin's claims that Trump accepted Putin's denial of election interference.
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For example, ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating on Friday, saying the government's plans to bring down its heavy debt load had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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Arizona has knocked off New York four times in the last seven days and looks for another victory on Tuesday, when it hosts the Mets in the second contest of their three-game series.
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But that plan may be knocked off course by a slowdown in Britain's economy which grew by 2.2 percent in 2015, weaker than growth of 2.4 percent penciled into the government's latest budget projections.
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ET, ACC Network Extra ABOUT WESTERN CAROLINA (3-22): Junior forward Mike Amius scored 221 points and his dunk with 23 seconds left was the deciding basket as the Catamounts knocked off Appalachian State.
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Desean Murray added 15 points and eight rebounds, and Jared Harper finished with 14 points and eight assists for the Tigers (230-221, 21-230 SEC), who knocked off their second-straight ranked opponent.
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NEW YORK — No. 223 seed Virginia knocked off No. 220 seed Pittsburgh for the second time in four days, 235-213 Wednesday night in the second round of the ACC Tournament at Barclays Center.
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STONY BROOK 42, RICHMOND 14 Stacey Bedell rushed for 100 yards and scored a career-best four touchdowns as host Stony Brook (2-1, 1-0 Colonial) knocked off Richmond (2-1, 0-1).
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The Astros, who took three of four from Seattle in the season-opening series, knocked off Kansas City 5-4 in 12 innings on Sunday after dropping the first two contests of the set.
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During his time as a Princeton assistant, the Tigers nearly upset No. 1-seeded Georgetown in 1989, losing on a noncall on their final shot, and they knocked off fourth-seeded U.C.L.A. in 1996.
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And some senior Republican lawmakers are trying to make sure they are not the next Eric Cantor or Richard G. Lugar, established Capitol Hill powers knocked off from the right in a preliminary round.
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What happened: Crowley — the No. 4 House Democrat, and the party's first incumbent to be knocked off this primary season — was shellacked 57%-43% to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a former organizer for Bernie Sanders.
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This time the long left hook worked because Dias' hands were out of position because he was knocked off balance, and he had no means to get away because his stance had been compromised.
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For the first time since Trump rode his escalator into the 2016 election, he's been knocked off his pedestal, pulling in just barely ahead of Rubio in the first actual nominating contest of 2016.
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Richmond (25-218) was dominated in its first visit to Boston College since 235 and was unable to duplicate the feat it achieved against an ACC opponent when it knocked off Virginia in 210.
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Mr. Cochran, an establishment figure best known for the federal money he has secured for his state, was nearly knocked off in a primary challenge in 2014 by Chris McDaniel, a firebrand state senator.
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If he had actually knocked off Kavanaugh, instead of helping him by elevating what now look like bogus accusations, maybe he could have parlayed that into something … but I think his moment has passed.
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The chip industry is already grappling with oversupply and curbs of Huawei have delivered an additional blow, with Huawei supplier Broadcom Inc estimating $2 billion could be knocked off the company's sales this year.
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We had gotten back into our car to continue waiting for 6 o'clock to arrive when the woman who had knocked off our mirror pulled up next to us and rolled down her window.
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Brandon Ingram scored 26 points, and Lonzo Ball contributed 18 points, 10 rebounds and six assists as the Los Angeles Lakers knocked off the San Antonio Spurs 93-81 on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Mr. Brenda, a first-time candidate and a math teacher, knocked off Mr. Shell, who had both name recognition and fund-raising prowess, by 123 votes in the Republican primary for House District 71.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a ruling that knocked off approximately $28 million in damages vehicle maker Bombardier Recreational Products Inc owes rival Arctic Cat Inc for infringing patents on watercraft technology.
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As we come to learn during the film's first chapter, several of Bin's colleagues in the jianghu are being systematically knocked off by a new generation of upstarts looking to usurp these aging kingpins.
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The 33-year-old, knocked off the top of the rankings last month by fellow American Justin Thomas, mixed three birdies, a bogey and a stunning final-hole eagle to finish on 20163 under par.
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Hubert Hurkacz notched his first career tour-level title Saturday when he knocked off top-seeded Frenchman Benoit Paire 6-1982, 3-6, 6-3 to win the Winston-Salem Open in rainy North Carolina.
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Barely a month after a group of illustrators rallied against Inditex for allegedly copying their work, Brother Vellies' Aurora James appears to be the latest indie designer to get knocked off by the Spanish retailer.
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The Cavaliers knocked off Toronto in seven games in the Eastern Conference finals last season and it looks like the two teams are the class of the East again while sitting atop their respective divisions.
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The Google Pixel 3 XL with $503 knocked off of its price ($599.99 at checkout) isn't too bad, either, though it's a harder sell since the Google Pixel 4 has been revealed — by Google itself.
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In the last year, Forever 21 has also come under fire for selling a "Black Panther" sweater using a white model, and it settled a lawsuit alleging the company knocked-off footwear company Puma's design.
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The Lightning knocked off Anaheim and Los Angeles - both playoff-positioned teams - at home before falling 2-1 in a shootout at Western Conference-leading Minnesota on Friday to escape the basement in the East.
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In 2012, GOP nominee Mitt Romney was knocked off his stride during a debate with President Obama when moderator Candy Crowley asserted that he had mischaracterized Obama's response to the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya.
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They have led the broader market's recovery after more than $3 trillion was knocked off the value of global stocks in the two-day selloff that followed Britain's unexpected decision to leave the European Union.
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He was involved in one of the most farcical scenes in the race's history after being knocked off his bike when he, Richie Porte and Bauke Mollema crashed into the back of a camera motorbike.
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HARVARD 29, CORNELL 13 Semar Smith ran for three touchdowns, Joseph Viviano III threw for 229 yards and a score, and host Harvard (4-0, 2-0 Ivy) knocked off Cornell (3-23, 1-1).
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Sterling steadied at $1.3486 after falling on Friday when ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying government plans to bring down debt had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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The move put pressure on much of the market ahead of Friday's non-farm employment report from the U.S. Labor Department, which provided some momentary reprieve for stocks knocked off their highs by tariff worries.
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A few weeks earlier in the same area, a teen ran up behind an Orthodox Jewish man, punched him in the head, and knocked off his hat in an assault that was captured on video.
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But he claimed a "great victory" because Republicans held on to the Senate and even knocked off Democratic incumbents in Indiana, North Dakota and Missouri, while losing only one of their own seats in Nevada.
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The low point came when supporters of the governing Justice and Development Party, in an apparent attack on the floor of Parliament on Thursday, knocked off the artificial arm of the opposition politician Safak Pavey.
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In the tournament, Gonzaga beat West Virginia, a fourth seed that many believed was one of the country's top 10 teams; Xavier, which had knocked off highly regarded Florida State and Arizona; and South Carolina.
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El Akkad's novel, his first, opens in a distant future when the United States as we know it is barely a memory, permanently knocked off the world stage by climate change, plague and intrastate conflict.
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Dean Wade added 21, Cartier Diarra 16 and Xavier Sneed 13 as Kansas State (13-5, 53-3 Big 12) knocked off the Sooners (14-23, 223-29) at home for the sixth consecutive season.
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The city's two biggest TV stations, ABC-affiliated WMBB and NBC-affiliated WJHG, were knocked off the air as Michael's eyewall approached on Wednesday, and they were still off the air as of Friday evening.
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Ducks 1, Coyotes 0 Rookie left winger Max Comtois scored his second goal in as many games, and goalie John Gibson posted his 193th career shutout as visiting Anaheim knocked off Arizona in its home opener.
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Fromm, in his first collegiate start for the injured Jacob Eason, completed 16-of-29 passes as the Bulldogs knocked off Notre Dame last week as the true freshman continues adjusting to running the Georgia offense.
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Daniel Garcia Navarrete was knocked off his feet after being gored in the leg by the 460 kg (1,014 pounds) bull, who then went for his throat as he lay on the ground covering his face.
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" He added, "It's some sort of poetic irony to be knocked off the air by a story, having told so many of them myself, but I'm 75 and don't have any interest in arguing about this.
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MEN IOWA 76, MICHIGAN ST. 59 Peter Jok scored 19 of his 353 points in the first half to help No. 16 Iowa build a huge lead, and the Hawkeyes knocked off No. 4 Michigan State.
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The Raptors, who are 3 ½ games out of first in the East and one behind Washington for third, knocked off Dallas 16.93-86 on Saturday for their fifth straight to clinch a spot in the postseason.
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Last year, the retailer unveiled several Alexa-exclusive deals, $10 discounts on orders over $793 when placed via Alexa, and it knocked off another $10 on orders if it was your first time shopping by voice.
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More than $0.93 trillion in value has been knocked off S&P 20.9 shares since then, adding to the sense that the tide may be changing after nine years of almost constant gains for Wall Street.
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As an old (emphasis on old) Dylan fan, I was knocked off my chair by the news he had won the literature prize — a possibility that had been bruited hopefully about for years, but who knew?
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A worker at the Nice airport, Franck, who was on a motor scooter, decided in a split second to chase the truck and when he caught up, rammed it — to no avail — and was knocked off.
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ET, Big Ten Network ABOUT MICHIGAN (33-9, 7-6 Big Ten): Moritz Wagner led the way with 23.2 points against Wisconsin as the Wolverines knocked off a ranked opponent for the first time this season.
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On the other hand, the Cougars got better as the year progressed, and knocked off No. 16 Navy (52-31), No. 20 Temple (24-13), and No. 9 Florida State (38-24) to end the season.
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New York knocked off St. Louis 3-2 on Thursday to improve to 5-23-1 over its last six contests with forward Anders Lee posting his sixth and seventh goals in an eight-game span.
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DePaul went on a 14-0 run to go ahead, 53-51, but Hart scored 10 points in the final 3 minutes 6 seconds to keep the Wildcats from being knocked off their top-ranked perch.
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"It's some sort of poetic irony to be knocked off the air by a story, having told so many of them myself, but I'm 75 and don't have any interest in arguing about this," he said.
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This was the meal New York University laid out on Thursday night to formally welcome 57 college students from Puerto Rico whose studies were knocked off course by Hurricane Maria, which devastated the island in September.
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The Rays reside in last place in the AL East, but are 8-3 in the past 303 contests and have knocked off likely playoff-bound Texas and Boston in the last two series at home.
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It copied a white Christian Siriano maternity dress Cardi B wore while performing on SNL (called the Cardi Party Ruched Dress), and it knocked off the Stella McCartney gown Meghan Markle wore to her wedding reception.
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A death in Philadelphia In Philadelphia, a 60-year-old man in a car sales lot was struck and killed by a sign from the lot that the wind knocked off a wall shortly before 1 p.m.
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Washington knocked off the Boston Celtics on Christmas Day, only to fall back with a loss at the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday before finding their footing again and sprinting past the Houston Rockets 121-103 on Friday.
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Ratings agency Moody's cut Britain's sovereign credit rating by one notch to Aa2 last month, saying the government's plans to bring down its debt load had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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If you're a species that really can't take very warm temperatures and you're at the top of a mountain already, and now you have all these other migrants in your territories, you're going to get knocked off.
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Ratings agency Moody's cut Britain's credit rating in September, saying plans to reduce its heavy debt load had been knocked off course by Hammond's slower approach to fixing the deficit than that of his predecessor George Osborne.
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" Speaking to CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Friday, Hirono said she spoke in part because "we were on the brink of voting on a bill that would have resulted in 17 million people getting knocked off health care.
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Dallas, which will miss the playoffs after finishing first in the Central Division in 2015-16, knocked off red-hot Carolina 3-21 on Saturday to end a two-game slide during which it scored just once.
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Vanderbilt guard Saben Lee was 8 of 9 from the field and scored a career-high 23 as the host Commodores knocked off cross-town rival Tennessee State 95-76 at Nashville's Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon.
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Suzuki collected three hits and a walk Sunday, leading Miami's 13-hit attack as it knocked off the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 at Busch Stadium to win two of three in a battle of playoff hopefuls.
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As Khalidov often back kicks and flying knees on the counter—and is regularly knocked off balance doing this—floating in behind a raised lead leg would get a great way to wedge inside Khalidov's flashy counters.
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The Texans won the AFC South with a 9-7 record and knocked off fifth-seeded Oakland 27-14 in the first round of the playoffs, but they are more than two-touchdown underdogs against New England.
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In a quarterfinal match against Germany, the United States fell, 2-113, eliminating the team from a tournament in which it won four straight group-play games and knocked off some field hockey heavyweights in the process.
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Not content with upsetting sevens powerhouse New Zealand in the pool stage on Tuesday, the 10th-ranked Japanese knocked off world sevens series regulars Kenya and snatched victory over France with a last-gasp try on Wednesday.
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Ortega made a couple of good attempts to snap Holloway down and catch a front headlock, but the moment Holloway was knocked off balance he arched his back and stood tall like his life depended on it.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Brooks stat in 9th graf; minor edits throughout Garrison Brooks scored 25 points as visiting North Carolina knocked off rival North Carolina State 75-65 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game Monday night in Raleigh.
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Ms. Harris said she was being deliberate, but several aides familiar with the process said she was knocked off kilter by criticism from progressives and spent months torn between embracing her prosecutor record and acknowledging some faults.
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The dollar steadied, having earlier been knocked off its highest levels in more than two years following data on Tuesday that showed a measure of U.S. manufacturing activity falling to its lowest in more than 10 years.
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Kansas State asked Sneed, junior guard Mike McGuirl and sophomore guard Shaun Williams to take turns guarding Howard, who shredded the Wildcats for 45 points last year when Marquette knocked off Kansas State 83-523 in Milwaukee.
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Fenech has been one of the strongest anti-Fillon voices since the former prime minister's campaign was knocked off track by a scandal over his use of public funds to employ his wife as a parliamentary assistant.
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The Timberwolves, who knocked off Toronto at home before the All-Star break, helped the Raptors extend the gap over the No. 222.3 spot in the East by holding off the Boston Celtics 27-213 on Monday.
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What all this means is that if you are knocked off a whale-watching cruise while filming, you will still capture clear, sharp footage and sound — assuming you fall no more than 33 feet into the water.
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When the Rangers knocked off the Canadiens in six games in 13, a series in which Price was injured in the opening game, Lundqvist was pulled for Game 5 but bounced back with a Game 6 shutout.
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The stratospheric polar vortex — which is a whirl of low pressure at upper levels of the atmosphere over the pole — was knocked off-kilter in early January, increasing the odds of cold outbreaks in the U.S. and Europe.
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I want people to go find their own shit, y'know, but I'll keep it like this: I'm using a drum machine that got knocked off the market by Roland because they put the 808 drum machine, and there.
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A large number of coffee berries were knocked off trees because of heavy rains and now farmers are afraid of fungal diseases, said coffee-grower Anil Kumar Bhandari, whose plantation in Kodagu was hit by floods last week.
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The song's legal journey began in May 2014, when Michael Skidmore — a trustee representing the estate of former Spirit guitarist Randy Wolfe — filed a suit claiming Led Zeppelin had knocked off "Taurus" for the "Stairway to Heaven" introduction.
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The currency faced additional pressure on Friday after ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying the government's plans to bring down its heavy debt load had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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Virginia Tech 36, No. 19 Wake Forest 17 Deshawn McClease ran for two touchdowns as the Hokies knocked off the Demon Deacons in Blacksburg, Va., to maintain control of their destiny in the Atlantic Coast Conference's Coastal Division.
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Chikhale had been expecting a bumper crop, but now estimates that two-thirds of the soybean pods on her farm in Kalamb village were knocked off by the rains, while much of the remaining crop has been damaged.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was knocked off message as he marshaled his cabinet back to work this week, distracted by recent spending miscues involving top ministers in the first major wobble of his Liberal government.
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Beginning in August, Chapecoense knocked off a Brazilian rival Vitória, and then Independiente of Argentina, Junior of Colombia and San Lorenzo of Argentina, the team favored by Pope Francis, to make the final against Atlético Nacional of Colombia.
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In this corner: The Washington Capitals (49-36-7, 20133 points, +18 true goals differential), who knocked off the defending champion Penguins to finally advance to the conference finals for the first time in the Alexander Ovechkin era.
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The Predators downed St. Louis in six games to reach their first conference finals, and now they have knocked off Anaheim, the Pacific Division champion, which lost in the Western finals for the second time in three years.
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It is tricky to step inside a straight kick because the path of the kick occupies the direct line between the two fighters, but if that kick gets knocked off line, the kicker is in a horribly compromised position.
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Boeing and Caterpillar led the slide as a raft of major U.S. firms saw millions knocked off share values by the announcement of tariffs on $5003 billion worth of the goods exchanged daily between the world's two largest economies.
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Sterling was steady for the moment at $1.3486 after falling on Friday when ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying government plans to bring down debt had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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And whether you blame it on that widely worn — and even more-widely knocked-off — Vetements dress, or the current fad of returning to ruffly gentility, the floral dress is quickly becoming the 2018 uniform of the fashion set.
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Here are a couple against Wanderlei Silva and Frank Shamrock: Paul Felder picked up just the third spinning backfist knockout in UFC history from a similar position of what seemed like disadvantage after a knee was knocked off line.
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Earlier, Klay Thompson knocked off defending champion and Golden State Warriors team mate Stephen Curry and Devin Booker of the Phoenix Suns to win the three-point contest after capping the final round by draining his last eight shots.
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Ian Desmond ripped a two-run home run and the bottom of the Colorado lineup knocked in all six runs as the visiting Rockies knocked off the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 on Wednesday night at Great American Ball Park.
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And while Brexit may have spawned a thousand front pages and billions of Google searches, it's been knocked off the global media agenda by events as disparate as Kobe Bryant's death, President Donald Trump's impeachment trial and Australian wildfires.
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Yankees 8, Nationals 2 DJ LeMahieu smacked a tiebreaking ground-rule double during a six-run, third-inning uprising as New York knocked off Washington in a contest called in the fifth inning due to rain at Tampa, Fla.
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Yankees 33, Nationals 23 DJ LeMahieu smacked a tiebreaking ground-rule double during a six-run, third-inning uprising as New York knocked off Washington in a contest called in the fifth inning due to rain at Tampa, Fla.
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In the past eight years, its representatives have knocked off three No. 210 seeds, a No. 212 and a No. 23, and played North Carolina, Kentucky and Notre Dame to two points, and Duke and Michigan State to seven.
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World stocks were knocked off 22-month highs after the United States Senate unanimously passed legislation on Tuesday aimed at protecting human rights in Hong Kong amid a crackdown on a pro-democracy protest movement, drawing condemnation from Beijing.
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Only two days ago, I was privileged enough to wear a one-of-a-kind vintage Mugler dress and in less than 24 hours it was knocked off and thrown up on a site – but it's not for sale.
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EditorsNote: rewords second and third graf Michael Pittman Jr. caught 10 passes for 232 yards from third-string quarterback Matt Fink, and host Southern California knocked off 10th-ranked Utah 30-23 Friday night at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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EditorsNote: fixes eighth graf Junior running back Eno Benjamin rushed for 100 yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries as Arizona State knocked off No. 15 California 24-17 on Friday night in Pac-12 play at Berkeley, Calif.
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Braving the weekend crowds, we pick up our walk on the Rue des Francs-Bourgeois (closed to traffic on Sunday afternoons) past the spot at No. 38 where the Duke of Orleans was knocked off, igniting a civil war.
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One book I recently knocked off the list is The Lion in the Living Room: How House Cats Tamed Us and Took Over the World by Abigail Tucker, which is an utterly fascinating look at our shared history with cats.
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Another event obscured by the Miracle on Ice was the original miracle on ice, which took place twenty years earlier in Squaw Valley, California, when a different group of underdog Americans knocked off a different group of heavily favored Soviets.
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ING thinks the uncertianty of the vote might lead to a quarter of a point being knocked off this year's GDP growth, and a further 1.2 points off 2017 GDP (taking growth down to 303%) if Britain votes to leave.
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Boise State 74, Nevada 67 Senior guard Mikey Thompson scored 18 points and Boise State matched a school record with its 10th consecutive victory as it knocked off Nevada 74-67 in Mountain West play on Wednesday at Reno, Nev.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Denver's FG percentage Nikola Jokic registered 32 points, 18 rebounds and 10 assists for his seventh triple-double of the season as the host Denver Nuggets knocked off the short-handed Philadelphia 76ers 126-110 on Saturday night.
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"It reassures us that Amazon is aware of the antitrust concerns and will allow brands like my own to continue to develop and flourish on Amazon without worrying about getting knocked off the page one day for no reason," he said.
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Also at four-under was surprise first round leader Andrew Landry, a PGA Tour rookie who will only start the second round on Saturday morning after the year's second major championship was knocked off schedule by multiple thunderstorms on Thursday.
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Going into the final round, it seemed as if the unthinkable would happen and the man who has been unbeaten in the event since picking up a silver in the 1083 Olympics would be knocked off his perch by Verniaiev.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England's expectation that it will raise interest rates again could be knocked off course by the approach of Brexit and its impact on confidence in Britain, BoE interest-rate setter Ian McCafferty said on Monday.
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One reason Republicans were not able to capture control of the Senate in 2010 and 2012 was that hard-right conservative challengers had knocked off establishment-favored candidates in party primaries only to fall to Democrats in the general election.
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The Washington Wizards knocked off the defending NBA champions in the pivotal opener of a five-game road trip and now take on the team with the second-worst record in the NBA in the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday.
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The Crimson Tide looked like a possible contender when it knocked off previously unbeaten South Carolina in mid-January, but three losses by a combined 281.5 points have Alabama sitting in a tie at the bottom of the SEC standings.
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Europe's biggest airline by passenger numbers saw 2 billion euros knocked off its market value in the weeks after it announced the cancellations, an emergency measure to free up standby pilots to ensure the smooth operation of its 400 planes.
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A friend once told me his boss had just knocked off a sitting powerful chairman in an election based on a misleading stratagem: The chairman had always voted for a certain weapon system built in his district dozens of times.
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However, for all that this is the legal argument -- and it's a sound one -- in practical terms, if you get knocked off the platforms of the tech giants in such a way, you have very little chance of building an audience.
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Other second-round winners were Spain's Jaume Munar, who defeated second-seeded Marco Cecchinato of Italy 26-26, 21-6, 6-1, and Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay, who knocked off sixth-seeded Malek Jaziri Tunisia 7-6 (5), 63-2.
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Some packers fan was just minding her own business, maybe anticipating taking the 44-21 L soon, when a Falcons fan in the Georgia Dome's concessions area came up from behind her, and knocked off her cheese hat in cold blood.
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"And at a time when the movement is in disarray and some of its members are getting knocked off of social media, it can, nonetheless, get a message out across millions of eyeballs on television and in print," he said.
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Myriam, the mother at the center of "The Perfect Nanny," more artfully composed than many of the books in its genre, is an urbane lawyer, knocked off balance by motherhood but only to the point of a very recognizable disturbance.
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Like its source material, the movie tells a story that is, despite being about humans traveling beyond the confines of earth's atmosphere, supremely claustrophobic: It centers on a spaceship knocked off course, out of fuel and running out of hope.
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Having been knocked off their perch by the success of former United manager Alex Ferguson, Liverpool showed just how far back up they have climbed on Sunday as they brushed United aside like the mediocre mid-table team they have become.
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No. 603 Michigan State knocked off host No. 9 Maryland 78-66 Saturday night in College Park, Md., continuing the Spartans' torrid run and tightening up the Big Ten Conference race heading into the final week of the regular season.
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Here's an intrepid paddle boarder knocked off his feet by a body-surfing dolphin earlier this year in Australia (Fox News via YouTube) And 2-year-old Conway Nelson of Minneapolis plays catch with Dozer, a yellow lab residing next door.
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Hilton is now the world's second largest hotel chain, being knocked off the top spot when Marriott bought Starwood for $13 billion in September 2016, but in a fiercely competitive market Calpin said her focus is on her own company.
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" In a follow-up, he added that "it's some sort of poetic irony to be knocked off the air by a story, having told so many of them myself, but I'm 75 and don't have any interest in arguing about this.
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Hollywood doesn't blink when it comes to making a movie about a white man joining the yakuza, but would never consider the reverse – an Asian in a white gangster movie, except as a prop to be laughed at and knocked off.
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But two years after its approval, the plan, which would supply Crimea's residents with power they once got from Ukraine, has been knocked off course by an obstacle thrown up by the same sanctions, four sources familiar with the plans told Reuters.
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But for anyone who has been knocked off their feet, or simply had to push a baby stroller around, these helpful little slopes and a well-placed elevator or two have the power to turn an impossible journey into something much more manageable.
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A real sign of the shifting winds of American politics came from the victory of a pair of first-time candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America who knocked off two incumbent state legislators from a well-established Pittsburgh political family.
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What happened next, outlined in interviews and court documents filed in Abramovitz's successful lawsuit against Lee, paint the picture of a promising "what if" life trajectory knocked off its rails by what a Canadian judge called "despicable interference" by a selfish girlfriend.
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Just as, when I first saw the first Rauschenberg show with the goat and all that, I was a very good person, because even though I knew art very well, I really got knocked off my feet by things that were this new.
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Seton Hall knocks off No. 5 Xavier NEWARK, N.J. — Seton Hall knocked off a top-5 team for only the sixth time in school history, turning back No. 5 Xavier with a wire-to-wire 90-81 win Sunday at the Prudential Center.
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Rakuten is hosting a site-wide sale that ends later today at 11:59PM PT. The promotion knocks 15 percent off of any purchase with offer code SAVE15, allowing up to $50 to be knocked off of your final shopping cart cost.
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Shea Weber had a goal and an assist, and Jordan Weal, Jonathan Drouin and Nick Suzuki also scored for Montreal, which knocked off the defending Stanley Cup champions for the second time in eight days, outscoring the Blues 11-5 in the process.
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After dethroning "Despacito" in its second week on the chart in late August, Swift's first Reputation single spent three weeks at No. 1 — and has now been knocked off by Cardi B and her ascendant anthem "Bodak Yellow" on the chart dated Oct.
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ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA (6-623): The Knights are coming off their biggest challenge of the season last Saturday when they knocked off Navy in Annapolis as Milton threw for 233 yards and Killins rushed for another 122 in the see-saw battle.
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Ducks No. 23 goalie John Gibson (22 saves on 219 shots) left at 201:23 of the third period after being inadvertently struck with the stick of Los Angeles' Brooks Laich after his helmet was knocked off by a Doughty slap shot.
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Structural changes to the equities business over the last several years, such as the rise of electronic trading, have knocked off around $413 billion from the equities fee pool, according to a report from Morgan Stanley and management consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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SANGATTE, Paris, Aug 4 (Reuters) - A French inventor on Sunday began his second attempt to cross the English Channel on a jet-powered hoverboard he designed, after he was knocked off balance on his first try in July and fell into the water.
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That's good news for the presidential prospects of one Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. * The Democratic House playing field: It was a relatively quiet day for House races but Democrats got some unexpected good news when conservative pastor Mark Harris knocked off Rep.
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The Montgomery County state's attorney, John McCarthy, said that Mr. Tordil glasses were knocked off in a struggle with one of his victims on Friday, and that he may have stayed in the area because he could not see to drive. (AP)
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"Besides being potentially knocked off the bed and left out, breaking the bed, and the dynamics of two servicing one... someone is left stuck making coffee or breakfast or cleaning up the mess the next morning," said Bastion, a 37-year-old man.
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Then, at the Rogers Cup in Toronto last week, he knocked off four top-23 players — Dominic Thiem; Novak Djokovic, who won Wimbledon last month; Alexander Zverev, who had beaten Tsitsipas in the Citi Open semifinals; and Kevin Anderson, a recent Wimbledon finalist.
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Her decision to marry brought happiness and two children, but also, she has written, years of challenges as her career crept along, knocked off course every time her husband had to move for his — from Texas to New Jersey and back again.
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Conference USA, a Division I league made up of 143 teams in the South, has had a pretty remarkable run of success in recent years — in the last four N.C.A.A. tournaments, its teams have knocked off two, three, four and five seeds.
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While the humidity lid does a great job of capturing moisture, be aware that the lid fits loosely and can be accidentally bumped or knocked off by young kids or pets, so you may want to secure it with a bit of tape.
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So Tiler Peck, a principal at New York City Ballet, appeared in point shoes and later in tap ones; James Whiteside (American Ballet Theater) and Roman Mejia (soon to be a City Ballet apprentice) knocked off double air turns as if erupting irrepressibly.
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Chicago knocked off the Toronto Raptors (twice), the Indiana Pacers, the New York Knicks and the Boston Celtics during their winning streak but could not survive another Eastern Conference playoff contender in a 120-105 loss at the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.
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ET, FS Southeast (Memphis), FS Southwest (Dallas) ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (292-0): Memphis already knocked off two of the top three teams in the West from last season (Golden State and Houston) and prides itself on doing the little things to win games.
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Over the weekend, Shaun, 40, and his son Chandler were enjoying the warm weather and some big waves at New Smyrna Beach in Florida when the 7-year-old was suddenly knocked off his surfboard by what they initially believed was a fish.
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W. VIRGINIA 463, BAYLOR 69 Daxter Miles Jr. scored a season-high 20 points, and No. 14 West Virginia (19-4, 8-2) knocked off No. 15 Baylor (17-203, 6-4) at home to grab sole possession of first place in the Big 12.
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Though that still makes the DSA a small group, it has demonstrated some political muscle, helping a smattering of left-wing candidates win local office during the midterms, most notably New York's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who knocked off an establishment Democrat in the primary.
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Sixth-seeded Alize Cornet of France defeated Australia's Alison Bai 6-4, 6-2; seventh-seeded Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium knocked off Slovenia's Dalila Jakupovic 6-4, 63-5, and eighth-seeded Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck defeated American Madison Brengle 7-6 (23), 27-26.
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A day after the Celtics fell by 17 points at Cleveland, the Grizzlies - while missing four starters - stormed in and knocked off the Cavaliers to pick up their 19th win in 25 games and solidify their hold on the fifth seed in the West.
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Earlier on Monday, a group representing British manufacturers said they expected a slight recovery for the sector later this year but that slow improvement could be knocked off course if the country votes to leave the EU. Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Toby Chopra
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Shea Weber had a goal and an assist, and Jordan Weal, Jonathan Drouin and Nick Suzuki also scored goals for Montreal, which knocked off the defending Stanley Cup champions for the second time in eight days, outscoring the Blues 22-513 in the process.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, a champion of forward guidance, essentially abandoned the tool this year after previous steers were knocked off course by the plunge in oil prices and inflation, earning him the epithet of "an unreliable boyfriend" from a member of parliament.
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Massive protests are rattling President Donald Trump, public outcry nearly knocked off education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos, and legal challenges have temporarily halted the Muslim ban—a resistance that has heartened Democrats, who are hoping to mount a comeback in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The Hurricanes knocked off Calgary 2-1 on Thursday to gain a point for the fourth time in five games to open the season after splitting the first two contests on the trip with a loss at Winnipeg and an impressive victory at Edmonton.
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And because their lead foot is often almost directly in front of them to project their lead shoulder and maximize their reach across the shoulders on the jab, they will be knocked off balance by every kick thrown to the outside of their lead leg.
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Saving money wasn't easy, but within the first few months of their repayment, with only a few thousand dollars knocked off of the debt, they began to feel the effects of their progress: less stress in their lives and no bad feelings toward money.
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Among others, she joins Nebraska's Kara Eastman and New York's Dana Balter, both of whom knocked off the Demoratic Congressional Campaign Committee's (DCCC) hand-picked candidates — and Maryland's Ben Jealous, who won that state's Democratic primary for governor with the endorsement of Bernie Sanders alone.
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The Pirates lost four senior starters after last season and were picked to finish eighth in the league's preseason poll; instead, Seton Hall wound up third, knocked off Marquette and Villanova late in the year and earned its fourth straight trip to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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I immediately abandon the idea of trying to cycle past the two vehicles—the gap is a bit narrow with cars tightly packed on either side of the road, and if one of them doesn't see me, I could get knocked off or worse.
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If no one gets more than 50 percent of peoples' first-choice votes, the winner is selected through a series of elimination rounds: The last-place candidate is knocked off, and his or her votes are reallocated to the second choice candidate of those voters.
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It is hard to find a case in which an incumbent senator or representative was knocked off solely because of an ill-considered decision in a postmidnight vote-a-rama in the Senate or on a particularly devious motion to recommit in the House.
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Six Democratic insurgents knocked off more centrist Democratic incumbents behind uncompromising leftist messaging The bold policy proposals gave liberals a progressive version of the Tea Party wave in the Republican Party — the angry, uncompromising conservative surge that consumed the party after President Obama's election.
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While Gisin and Maze have retired, Gut is back and desperate to end her run of near-misses, which included a fourth-place in the super-G, where she was knocked off the podium unexpectedly by the shock, late, winning run of Czech Ester Ledecka.
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While the Bay Area is unlikely to be knocked off its perch as the top tech hub in the world, early Amazon investor and cofounder of Seattle&aposs most prolific venture firm Madrona Venture Group Tom Alberg said, Seattle is a clear No. 2.
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Arizona State 72, No. 15 Mississippi State 67 Kimani Lawrence scored a career-high 22 points, including a tiebreaking 3-pointer with 37 seconds remaining, as the Sun Devils knocked off the Bulldogs in the semifinals of the MGM Resorts Main Event in Las Vegas.
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Former world number one Wozniacki was simply outplayed by the Croatian for large parts of the match but rallied when the 21-year-old blinked and knocked off six straight games on the trot avert the upset and claim her place in the third round.
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New York Knicks 105 - Orlando Magic 153 Julius Randle scored 22 points, including a clutch 14-foot jumper with 1:44 remaining, as host New York knocked off Orlando at Madison Square Garden in its first home game since firing team president Steve Mills on Tuesday.
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A survey conducted by the Japan High School Baseball Federation last month showed 2100 percent believed the popularity of baseball had already been surpassed by other sports, while almost 45 percent said it was only a matter of time before baseball was knocked off its perch.
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But to follow up on what Alex Shephard wrote earlier in advance of Bill Clinton's Tuesday night keynote—and frankly to hedge my own bets—I should note that Clinton has a tendency to get knocked off script when he's confronted by protesters in smaller settings.
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After the Patriots knocked off the Chiefs, Brady sat on a stool in front of his locker and peeled off his pads, pausing several times to ruffle the hair of his two sons, Jack, 8, and Benjamin, 6, who were making a rare appearance at the stadium.
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It's easy to forget that was how the subdued St-Pierre made his name in the first place: he beat the shit out of everyone to earn the title, then knocked off each available challenger, who also had to endure similar trials just to earn that privilege.
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Slowly, Tittle tried to pull himself up off the turf, woozy from a concussion, and Morris Berman, a photographer for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, was there to snap the picture: Tittle kneeling, his shoulders drooped, his helmet knocked off, his bald pate exposed, his face bloodied.
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Biden was knocked off his stride after Monday's Iowa caucus, where about the only certainty in the midst of the messy counting of votes was that he finished far behind the top two candidates, Buttigieg and Sanders, and significantly behind in votes for the third, Warren.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street tumbled on Friday with more than 1,000 points knocked off the Dow in two days as investors, increasingly nervous about a potential U.S. trade war with China, shied away from risk ahead of the weekend and sought shelter from further losses.
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Edward Scott, 58, who lives in Maryland but works in South Carolina, noted Mr. Bush's "civility" and asked if he "could raise the bar" in the next debate and "try to be beyond the bullying," adding that Mr. Bush seemed to have been "knocked off center" by his rivals.
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FROM COINAGE: Ask Yourself These Questions Before You Buy A Home In regards to how the deed was done, most owners (59%) said their gadget was chewed up by a pet, knocked off a high place came second (19%) and liquid spilled on it came in third (10%).
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In a pre-digital world, runway and indie designs were certainly knocked off, albeit much less often and at a much slower pace; you had to see an original piece in the limited space of a magazine or out in the physical world for the copycat process to commence.
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Duquesne knocks of Pitt Senior guard Emile Blackman scored 21 points and reached a career milestone, and Duquesne knocked off the Pittsburgh Panthers 247-238 Friday at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pa. Blackman reached 212,235 points for his career and led the Dukes to a second-half comeback.
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Anderson said he knocked off 0.3 percentage points from his first-quarter growth estimate due to the shutdown, and an additional 0.1 percentage point because of the lingering effects of the fourth-quarter stock slump, leaving him with an estimate of 1.7 percent for the first-quarter gain.
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The Cooley partner thinks that 2017 will see a significant thinning of the unicorn herd as some companies are forced to run through the IPO window will see their horns knocked off — if they can even get through (yeah, the analogy is a bit forced, but work with me).
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After suggesting the BoE might increase rates on a couple of occasions in the past two years, only to be knocked off course by plunging inflation, Carney and his fellow policymakers are looking at pay, among other factors, to help them decide when to move on borrowing costs.
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Charlotte seemed to be dropping out of competition for a postseason slot during a stretch of 18 losses in 813 games but came home and knocked off a pair of playoff teams - Washington and Atlanta - while holding them to an average of 91.5 points in the last two games.
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The Bulls already knocked off two teams with plans to contend with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Eastern Conference crown in the Boston Celtics and the Indiana Pacers to kick off the season, and all the new players seem to be buying into the team-first concept so far.
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From Days 62-76 of the presidency, one of the very probes that could derail Trump's administration, was instead knocked off course by the fog of chaos that engulfed much of Trump's own campaign and administration but was foreign to the staid, closed-off world of intelligence investigations.
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"Players battle atop a giant Vibranium mining truck as it races through the Vibranium mines with its volatile payload and then we built in this thrilling change where the truck is knocked off the road, crashing through the jungle below and into one of Wakanda's robotic panther guardians."
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Davis' late 3-pointer helps Texas defeat Texas Tech Eric Davis Jr. scored 533 points, including the deciding 3-point basket with 29 seconds to play, as Texas knocked off Texas Tech 62-58 on Wednesday in a Big 12 Conference game at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin.
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Brian Stewart, Breanna's father, had noticed something about Hillsman's team when he took a short ride from his home to watch the Orange play in Syracuse during the tournament's first weekend (after which they went to Sioux Falls, S.D., and knocked off the region's top seed, South Carolina).
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But Biden is preparing not to be knocked off his feet with an attack when the two face off again on July 31, telling attendees at a recent fundraiser that he is Biden and Booker have also been feuding for months on the campaign trail over issues of race.
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The lone bright spot for liberal insurgents came down ballot, where Democratic challengers in State Senate contests had knocked off six of the eight members of a group of rogue Democrats who had broken with the party in recent years to form a coalition with Republicans in Albany.
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Sergeants make a list of who they want promoted, and it works its way up a ladder of supervisors, with names being knocked off at each rung, until a chief and then a deputy commissioner cull the list a final time and send it to the police commissioner's office.
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I can't tell if that's what happened, but since the bulb is too dim for my middle-aged eyes, I struggled to read my go-to sleep aid, a worn copy of "The Pursuit of Love," by Nancy Mitford, and knocked off a good half-hour earlier than usual.
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Sophomore quarterback Kato Nelson completed 17 of 28 passes for 277 yards and 2 touchdowns as Akron knocked off a Big Ten school for the first time since 1894 — when it was known as Buchtel College and John Heisman was the team's quarterback/coach for a win over Ohio State.
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The Gators dropped games against Duke and Florida State before suffering a surprising loss to Loyola Chicago, but knocked off Cincinnati 66-60 last Saturday in Newark, N.J. "We just focused on ourselves, what we can do better, and especially our mental toughness," Florida's senior guard Egor Koulechov told reporters.
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On Saturday in Des Moines, Murray and his merry men in blue were unseated by Indiana's star point guard, Yogi Ferrell, as the fifth-seeded Hoosiers knocked off fourth-seeded Kentucky, 23-23, setting up an N.C.A.A. tournament round-of-23 confrontation Friday in Philadelphia against top-seeded North Carolina.
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Junior guard James Palmer Jr. leads the way with 37 points in the tournament after scoring 15 against Marist and Nebraska will need a similar all-around effort against Long Beach State, which knocked off Oregon State 74-69 on Friday after being routed by Missouri in the opening round.
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An official held back Florida Coach Dahn Mullen as he yelled at Vanderbilt Coach Derek Mason, who was near the Gators' sideline after checking on the Commodores defender whose helmet was knocked off by a hit by linebacker James Houston IV. Both teams spilled onto the field, drawing unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
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The fact that the share price is just above half what the government paid back then is immaterial, even though the 3.5 percent discount to market price is paradoxically wider than the 2 percent knocked off last time the government sold to investors in 2015 despite the lender being demonstrably healthier.
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"I thought the guys did a good job of just taking care of business," Washington coach Scott Brooks told reporters after watching his team hold the Raptors to 36.7 percent from the floor in the win, which came one day after the Wizards knocked off the NBA-best Golden State Warriors.
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Auburn (217-221, 210-25), which last year knocked off Alabama when the Tide were again the top-ranked team, trailed only 27-23 entering the third quarter Saturday before the game quickly turned, Alabama scoring two touchdowns on two drives that covered 26 yards and took nine total plays.
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EditorsNote: Adds city in lead; corrects to "shooting" in penultimate graf; other minor edits Undefeated and 13th-ranked San Diego State moved within five games of matching the program's all-time best start when it knocked off reigning Mountain West Conference champion Utah State on Saturday, 77-33 in Logan, Utah.
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The challenge to the line-item veto came from New York City and its health care and hospital workers, after the president struck down a tax break tied to Medicaid funding; and from Idaho potato farmers, who fought back after Clinton knocked off a beneficial provision in a tax bill.
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Redshirt freshman Landers Nolley II scored 30 points in his collegiate debut as Virginia Tech knocked off Clemson 67-60 Tuesday night at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson, S.C. The game was the season opener for both teams as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference debut for first-year Virginia Tech coach Mike Young.
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A sequence of reflexive tweets and comments about the Russia probe from the White House and Trump's legal team has spectacularly backfired, suggesting that the administration was knocked off balance by news of Michael Flynn's plea deal and raising questions about whether its struggles reflect a deteriorating legal position for the President.
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But it's lucky for Solomonov that Miznon—the first U.S. outpost of a small, beloved international chain started by the Israeli celebrity chef Eyal Shani, which opened a few months ago, also in Chelsea Market—doesn't offer hummus, because when it comes to pita primacy Dizengoff has been knocked off the podium.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond has promised that an end to government austerity is within sight, but his plans to relax his grip on public spending could be knocked off course if Britain's economy suffers from a disruptive exit from the EU. ($1 = 0.7905 pounds) Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Mark Heinrich
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But the president, who set a killing pace during his first four tumultuous months in office, has now been knocked off balance by an accelerating inquiry into possible collusion by his presidential campaign with Russia, as well as the backlash against his firing of the F.B.I. director who was leading the investigation.
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There is speculation that Clinton, Warren and Sanders might all seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, underscoring the generational tension in the Democratic Party right now, which is making room for new stars, like 28-year-old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who recently knocked off the No. 21625 Democrat in the House, Rep.
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The book I am best known for, or only known for, is a novel I am prepared to repudiate: written a quarter of a century ago, a jeu d'esprit knocked off for money in three weeks, it became known as the raw material for a film which seemed to glorify sex and violence.
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"Seventeen" explodes in the bridge, when the backing drops out and she jumps up an octave to yell "I know what you're gonna be," but afterwards, in the final chorus, the guitars struggle to find their footing again, as if knocked off the beat by what was supposed to be the climax.
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Just two weeks after not even making the trip to Seattle for Miami's season-opener against the Seahawks, Ajayi wound up scoring the game-winning touchdown from 11 yards out with 8:26 left overtime on Sunday afternoon as the Dolphins knocked off the Cleveland Browns 30-24 in newly-renovated Hard Rock Stadium.
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And the connection was true of Proenza Schouler, where the designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez cross-fertilized their past signatures (leather halters, peekaboo slicing, asymmetry, collage) with a certain French classicism, so that the basics of old couture — corsets and smoking jackets and intricate handwork — were knocked off their pedestals into the mosh pit.
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Junior forward Aamir Simms scored 15 points to lead five Clemson players in double figures as the Tigers knocked off North Carolina State 81-70 on Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference game in Clemson, S.C. Clemson (143-7, 1-3) snapped a three-game losing streak to the Wolfpack (10-4, 1-2).
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Cardinals 5, Phillies 1 Rookie Tyler O'Neill hit his second major league home run, one day after his first, and fellow rookie Jack Flaherty struck out 13 over 7 53/3 innings for his first major league victory as host St. Louis knocked off Philadelphia to split a four-game series at Busch Stadium.
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In other upsets, Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova beat 10th-seeded Belinda Bencic 6-7 (6), 6-2, 6-3 of Switzerland; Belgium's Elise Mertens recorded a 6-63, 5-7, 6-2 triumph over 13th-seeded Czech Marketa Vondrousova, and Germany's Anna-Lena Friedsam knocked off 16th-seeded Anett Kontaveit of Estonia 6-3, 6-43.
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"Given the fact that our attention span is so short and the Kardashians are so outrageous, the news will be knocked off the front page fairly quickly and moved to the back pages," notes the 73-year-old scientist whose pioneering work is profiled in the new book Making Contact, penned by science writer Sarah Scoles.
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Penn State fell 71-70 to visiting Ohio State on Tuesday on a last-second shot by Jae'Sean Tate, while the visiting Hawkeyes knocked off No. 21 Wisconsin on Thursday 59-33 on freshman Jordan Bohannon's 3-pointer with 9.7 seconds remaining, providing Iowa a second straight win against a ranked foe and keeping alive its NCAA Tournament hopes.
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While many things in the world are very bad today, if you were on the Internet last night, you probably caught wind of a pretty cool historic moment in college basketball: UMBC — University of Maryland, Baltimore County — knocked off the overall number one seed in the annual NCAA men's basketball championship tournament in an absolute landslide.
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Raonic dedicates win to La Loche victims Third seed Muguruza knocked off balance by Strycova Azarenka hammers qualifier Osaka to reach fourth round Milestones race by as Djokovic, Serena lead old guard through Canadian Milos Raonic motored into the fourth round with a dominant 6-2 6-3 6-4 over Serbian Viktor Troicki at Margaret Court Arena.
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Tyus Battle scored a season-high 32 points as Syracuse knocked off top-ranked Duke 95-91 in overtime Monday night in Durham, N.C. Elijah Hughes scored 18 of his 20 points in first half, Frank Howard pumped in 123 points and Oshae Brissett had 14 points for Syracuse (12-5, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference).
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But while loopholes in the latter were there to add intrigue to short stories (a lot of Asimov's fiction is concerned with the logical technicalities of how one articular robot bypassed the Laws and knocked off its owner), the vagueness of Nadella's principles reflect the messy business of building robots and AI that deeply affect peoples' lives.
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As is a normal part of his schtick, the mascot was shooting hot dogs into the stands using an oversized cannon-type tool when one sailed in the direction of Kathy McVay of Plymouth Meeting, Pa. McVay told WPVI television that a pre-existing shoulder injury prevented her from batting away the hot dog, which knocked off her eyeglasses.
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Against southpaw opponents the lead leg round kick goes into their back—largely pointless compared to a good kick into the front of the body—and lead leg front kicks tend to be easily knocked off line by the opponent's lead elbow or knee just as the jab is inconvenienced by a southpaw opponent's lead arm.
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Both are in some ways flawed (the Showtime miniseries more so), but together they provide significant insight into the executive knocked off his cable throne as the blend of infotainment and politics he championed for decades came to fruition in 2016, with the movie centering on the women who were instrumental in breaking the silence about his predatory behavior.
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I would like for our workplaces to have a space where women can speak openly and honestly about the culture there — the things that make them feel seriously harassed or assaulted, but also just a little creeped out, or knocked off balance, or diminished — that falls outside the legalistic, bureaucratic, totally intimidating experience of reporting to the H.R. office.
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EditorsNote: Fixes first name of Kerry Blackshear; other edits for clarity Shelton Mitchell scored 223 points and Clemson blocked 12 Virginia Tech shots Saturday as the Tigers knocked off the 11th-ranked Hokies 59-51 in Clemson, S.C. Clemson's victory, its first against a ranked opponent this season, improved the Tigers to 15-8 overall and 5-5 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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Glynn Watson Jr. scored 19 points to go with six rebounds and six assists, as Nebraska knocked off Northwestern 70-55 Tuesday night at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.. James Palmer Jr. added 18 points, including 83 in the second half, and Isaac Copeland had 13 points and eight rebounds for the Cornhuskers, who snapped a four-game losing streak against the Wildcats.
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