Ali lunged again for Bukina's legs, missing this time, then dropped to one knee and lunged again.
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In addition to lunging at old ladies, he lunged at construction workers; he lunged at anyone who dared walk by him.
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I lunged forward and yelled as loud as I could.
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Limbs were flying, hips were shaking, and legs were lunged.
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Rachel screamed and lunged forwards, into the line of fire.
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She denied his request again, and Margraves lunged toward Nassar.
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Toliver appeared open for a 3, and Bird lunged forward.
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After a brief conversation, she testified, he lunged at her.
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Some lunged for the doors, separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Others lunged for the doors -- separating from friends, stepping over strangers.
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Then, "he lunged across the hood at the officers," Weiner said.
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They swiveled, lunged, and brandished tridents while Gremmler recorded their movements.
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He got out and lunged at passers-by with a knife.
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And it is not just women who lunged for bleach creams.
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Instantly, Bacon lunged at the hand, chomping down on it hard.
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The same happened when he lunged in with a knee strike.
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"Nice burst, Brice," Barlow said as Butler lunged to throw a ball.
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On one occasion, Mr. Manson lunged at the judge with a pencil.
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Right then, the man beside me lunged at the man opposite me.
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Rockhold lunged in with a jab and Bisping narrowly missed his return.
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At one point, he lunged towards Henry before another player pulled him back.
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As she turned to look, the coyote lunged at the woman, police said.
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Throngs lunged at one another, and hurled bottles and other objects at officers.
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The animal lunged at him, and bit him on the face and wrist.
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Hotel security reportedly got involved when Harley lunged at Magro and attacked him.
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It affords Kelly Clarkson the smartest big ballad of her leather-lunged life.
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The team then showed video of potential prey, which the mantises lunged at.
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Maddie lunged for the patty and life, at least for now, is good.
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Foreman's legs appeared weary as he walked after Ali and often lunged ineffectively.
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EUGENE, Oregon (Reuters) - Allyson Felix leaned for the finish line; Jenna Prandini lunged.
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Olson immediately told his son to flee before the animal "lunged" and attacked.
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According to the police statement, the child lunged at one of the officers.
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But he lunged at her and was stabbed near his heart, requiring surgery.
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After minutes of silence, he lunged at something and let out a shriek.
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They're opportunists who lunged for an adventure that they had probably never envisioned.
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During a hearing in Eaton County, Michigan, an angry father lunged at Nassar.
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Kimberly Snead lunged at him angrily before being held back by her husband.
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Sitting back, feinting, countering when Woodley lunged off the fence and fell short.
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Against Marcus Brimage, Garbrandt was lunged face first onto a couple of left straights.
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Castillo, who loved robotics and technology, lunged at the shooter, allowing others to escape.
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When she entered, he immediately lunged for her, and chased her around his desk.
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The correction officers said Mr. McMillon had lunged at them and was behaving erratically.
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J.Lo lunged at the chance to mention that she, too, is an inspirational artist.
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That was when Kendrick Castillo, 18, lunged at the gunman and was fatally shot.
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At the apartment, he "lunged" at her and tried to kiss her, she testified.
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Furious with fear, she tore off the mask and lunged at the young woman.
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That's when the coyote lunged at her again before taking off into a wooded area.
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"She attempted to flee at which time the coyote again lunged at her," police continued.
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Anouar Kali, a Willem II midfielder, closed down on him and lunged for the ball.
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Security and the dancers lunged at the guy as Britney seemed oblivious to the danger.
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"The gentleman's dog lunged at the clown, and the clown ran off," McKenzie tells PEOPLE.
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Fifteen minutes later, Marcos signaled for another stop, and again David lunged for the door.
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He lunged at me twice and missed, but hit my face with a left hook.
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But then a different man broke through the informal barricade and lunged at Officer Ali.
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Mr. Holiday yelled and lunged at the dog, which dropped the chicken and ran off.
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The attendant, regaining his footing, lunged forward and threw a jab into the man's face.
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The Greeks were like chess pieces knocked over as she lunged for the next insight.
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Mayfield kept the ball and lunged for the left pylon for a 7-yard score.
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Facing the barrel of a gun, Castillo lunged at one of the shooters, witnesses said.
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Less than 20 seconds later, a Ford F-250 truck backed up and then lunged forward.
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According to the investigation report obtained by PEOPLE, Chase resisted arrest and lunged at the officers.
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The random girl on the elevator with us physically lunged away as far as she could.
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Falconer ID'd himself as an officer and when Adan lunged at him, he fired, Kleis said.
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When Hendricks lunged and fell short, Thompson would punish him with that skip back rear straight.
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Clarke allegedly refused to drop the knife, and instead lunged at the officers, Flores tells PEOPLE.
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He "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife" before fleeing, police said.
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Thinking he was still on the battlefield, Mr Dwyer lunged forwards to try to protect them.
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Predictably, it fell out and tumbled across the floor as the two men lunged and parried.
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Van Dyke argued he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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But then she lunged at their open vehicle, and another hunter raised his gun and fired.
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He lunged, rolled, did one-armed push-ups and slapped the mat with his open hand.
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Van Dyke said he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with the knife.
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Van Dyke said he fired in self-defense after McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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He was killed as he lunged toward a gunman, just days before he was supposed to graduate.
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As Emily Ferguson successfully lunged for the prize, she also accidentally tackled the bride to the ground.
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Nashru's assistant shrieked, lunged to the floor, and tenderly placed each one back in the tin can.
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Huong was wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "LOL" when she lunged at Kim at the airport.
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He came in barefoot, lunged at the judge, carved an "X" into his forehead, punched his lawyer.
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According to KTLA sister station KTXL, Kelly alleges the other dog lunged at Kie and bit him.
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Clinton's eyelids at times drooped alarmingly; at one point Mr. Sanders, parched, lunged for a water bottle.
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But the man, a 51-year-old Haitian who was in the country illegally, lunged toward him.
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Overhearing the conversation from the kitchen, Najah lunged at the ISIS fighter, pulling a knife on him.
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Lundqvist twirled and lunged and flopped to make saves, shaking his head when a shot went in.
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The report said that he had "allegedly lunged at police" before being fatally shot by an officer.
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The authorities said Mr. Logan flashed a knife and lunged at the officer, who fired two shots.
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More accurately, he lunged, all arms and chest and shoulders, his hopes extending beyond his physical limitations.
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When the topic turned to whether her breasts looked real, Mr. Weinstein lunged forward and grabbed them.
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Holston allegedly lunged inside a car to continue hitting the guy when he tried to call police.
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Salwa Eid Naser swept past the American veteran Allyson Felix near the line and lunged for silver.
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I bent down to pet him and when I stood up he lunged and got my lip.
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"At some point he came toward me and lunged at me, trying to kiss me," she said.
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Martinez was jogging through a residential neighborhood when Crawford randomly lunged at her, stabbing her several times.
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In reality, he lunged at opportunities to overrule the work of Presidents and of legislators, especially Democrats.
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The suspect was said to have lunged at officers and soldiers, shouting "God is great" in Arabic.
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Officer Jason Van Dyke and his fellow cops claimed that McDonald lunged at them with a knife.
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Worse, the poet lunged at the apparition to unmask it and found himself clutching Home's bare foot.
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She performed it while wearing a gorgeous glittering jumpsuit, and she aggressively lunged at the camera throughout.
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According to docs, without any provocation, Mateen lunged at a classmate ... repeatedly striking him in the head.
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But seemingly out of nowhere, Holtby stretched backward and lunged with his stick to bat the puck away.
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The goalie lunged at it a split second too late, giving Sharp his third goal of the playoffs.
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It also grabbed her hair and lunged off the side of her body, landing in the store's entrance.
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Without a moment's hesitation she lunged for his ankle, heaved him up and flipped him over her shoulder.
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"Caroline, please—" But as Caroline lunged for him once again, Peter slammed the knife deep into her chest.
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Once police and animal control arrived, the Caracal was shot after it lunged at them, CI Proud reports.
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With another poke, the snake lunged at us, lifting most of its body a foot in the air.
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The cheetah hissed and lunged back; it was able to flee a few minutes after the spat began.
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He pulled, he darted, he lunged; one of them had already hurt their elbow trying to walk him.
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In 2009, a woman jumped a barrier and lunged at Pope Benedict XVI, knocking him to the ground.
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He lunged toward the bed and grabbed the blanket from her as if it were a burning thing.
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We're told Brad then lunged at the boy and Angelina jumped in between them to block her husband.
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Wide rights to the body and counter uppercuts as Jake lunged in slowed the champion through ten grueling rounds.
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Before the bullet could hit the deputy, his loyal K9 lunged in its path, taking the bullet for him.
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It also reportedly grabbed her hair and lunged off the side of her body, landing in the store's entrance.
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Falconer chased Adan into a Macy's store where he shot and killed him after Adan repeatedly lunged at him.
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No surprise, then, that she lunged into presidential politics last month with a powerful op-ed for USA Today.
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A young repairman lunged out of a van he was trying to parallel park and ran up to us.
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The release said Jason lunged at the deputy with a knife and ignored multiple commands to drop the weapon.
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There, she writes, he "lunged" at her, kissed her, and held her against a wall while he assaulted her.
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So, when it appeared little Ruby might suffer a defeat, Jash ran onto the mat and lunged at Ryan.
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Savitsky, who was dangerously intoxicated, lunged at Beloguzov with a knife and stabbed him in the chest several times.
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According to Parrish, the man, drunk and threatening, lunged at him, and he had no choice but to shoot.
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Gauthier said she was skeptical of the account from authorities, who said her son "lunged" at a sheriff's deputy.
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Authorities said officers shot the 26-year-old Rahim when he lunged at them with a knife in Boston.
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He lunged forward, grabbing my shirt with both hands, and flung me to the side like a rag doll.
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A central figure twitched and pulled at her fingernails while the others thrashed and lunged, low to the ground.
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Instead, Ms. White was killed as she lunged from a playground bench to shield her children from the gunfire.
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Van Dyke had argued he fired in self-defense after he said McDonald lunged at him with a knife.
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Suddenly, a masked attacker in a leather jacket lunged at Robles and doused her face in stinging pepper spray.
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After the man lunged at officers while holding a knife, Officer Gonzalez shot him three times, the police said.
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Q: Up to the point where he lunged at you, had you had any conversations of a sexual nature?
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But when Dr. Bennett did the same with Bacon, he lunged without warning, biting down on the plastic hand.
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Some got candy, while others lunged for pins, buttons, pencils and even potatoes that were flung to the crowd.
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Thomas Kelly, the reveller who had lunged at Ung's group, had misjudged the effect of his cursing and gesturing.
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Some got candy, while others lunged for pins, buttons, pencils and even potatoes that were flung to the crowd.
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The Chicago police department initially said he was armed with a knife and lunged at police when the shooting occurred.
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"Turn it off—pull the key out..." Shuman lunged for the key and pulled it out of the main server.
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Then with two out, Heyward hit a low line drive that first baseman Gonzalez lunged to his right to catch.
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The Colorado man was trail running when the animal lunged at him and bit him on the face and wrist.
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He lunged at her a couple of times with the object in his hand, and she quickly retreated while screaming.
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The golden retriever took the bite himself, jumping in front of his owner when the snake lunged for the human.
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Then, when Evan walked by him to sit back down in the audience, Chad lunged forward and ripped Evan's shirt.
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At least five officers at the scene, including Van Dyke's partner, backed up his account that McDonald lunged at him.
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With two runners on base in the third, Seager lunged to his left to snare a liner by Josh Donaldson.
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Cops say Peña -- who won Ultimate Fighter 18 in 2013 -- lunged toward bouncers who were trying to keep them out.
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The agent lunged for his gun but accidentally fired it as he was picking it back up, Denver police said.
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The man who lunged at former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar in court earlier this month will not face charges.
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At that point, Abel writes, Porter lunged at Neskow, grabbed him by the arms and lifted him off the ground.
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Each side of the fencing match -- the Special Counsel and the President's legal team -- has lunged and parried with skill.
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Cuadrado lunged forward to meet a cross from Alex Sandro and beat Olympiakos goalkeeper Silvio Proto in the 15th minute.
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Simba was almost motionless for several seconds, then suddenly lunged toward the guy and it looked like ... dinner was served!
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The bird later lunged at the presidential candidate from a perch on Trump's desk, sending our future leader recoiling backward.
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Salwa Eid Naser of Bahrain swept past Allyson Felix of the United States near the line and lunged for silver.
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The cougar latched on to the boy with its jaws, and the man shouted aggressively and lunged at the predator.
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At the trial, his father lunged at the three policemen, small and scared now, protected by more than 50 guards.
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The authorities said Mr. Logan flashed a knife and lunged at the officer, who shot him once in the abdomen.
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The victim was standing on the platform when the suspect, wearing a pink shirt and scarf, lunged at her, police said.
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The music stopped temporarily as band members ran to comfort bereaved relatives who lunged forward, wailing to grieve over the coffins.
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A classmate who witnessed the attack told NBC's Today show that Castillo "lunged" at one of the shooters to save others.
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According to Suhr's statement on the incident, Perez-Lopez withdrew a kitchen knife and "lunged" offensively, preempting the officers to shoot.
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Behenna said Mansur lunged for his weapon and he shot him in self defense, according to testimony from his 2009 trial.
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The actress, 43, wore a white sweater with black leather pants and looked overwhelmed as two dogs lunged at her chest.
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As in the legend, they lunged out of the water, delivering sharp jolts to the fake horses (that look like dinosaurs).
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But Rubio's speech was most remembered for his awkward pause in the speech when he lunged for a bottle of water.
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Afterward, Lehner lunged across the crease to try and stop a quick follow-up that hit the side of the net.
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Parker says Justin lunged for his camera, striking him in the face ... although you don't see the strike on the video.
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Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said the Palestinian approached the officer, pulled a knife from under his shirt and lunged at him.
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The staffer apparently resisted and some partygoers started recording as well ... that's when the eyewitnesses say Justin lunged at the guy.
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Dee Gordon's dribbler up the first-base line was fielded by Howard, who lunged at the base as Gordon slid in.
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Ieshia Evans stood bare-armed and weaponless as police in body armor lunged towards her with plastic cuffs in Baton Rouge.
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The older sister lunged out the door and tried to grab his leash, but he was too fast and disappeared again.
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When an armed student entered his Indiana classroom and started firing, the teacher lunged at the shooter and stopped the gunfire.
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We're told Cardi said, "Let me tell you something" ... as she lunged toward Nicki, but security stopped her inches from contact.
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Mr. Pressley refused to drop the weapon, despite being ordered to do so, and lunged toward the officers, Chief Monahan said.
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During 18 days of testimony, Arias admitted shooting Alexander, arguing she did so in self-defense after he lunged at her.
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But he said physical evidence had proved that Gasser lied when he told the police that McKnight had lunged at him.
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At one point, a skinhead lunged across a barrier and slapped my phone out of my hands as I photographed him.
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Prosecutor Michael Crimp told the court how Haines "lunged" to open the door of the plane, which was carrying 206 passengers.
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Bryant was injured as he lunged awkwardly to reach first base while unsuccessfully trying to beat out a double-play grounder.
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On second-and-goal at the 2, quarterback Derek Carr lunged head-first to the goal line with the ball extended.
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Smirking, he planted his feet, reared back and lunged his body weight forward as his fist connected with the man's arm.
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Democrats lunged for the political opening, vowing legislation to repeal the order and hinting at lawsuits filed by state attorneys general.
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Boston's Brock Holt lunged into the crowd in an effort to catch the ball, but it fell just over his glove.
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"Hayes reversed his knife blade and lunged at Lt. Ceravolo in an attempt to stab him in the chest," the motion says.
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Then suddenly Phogat pulled on Seema's arms, knocked her off balance, and lunged at her like a cheetah attacking a stumbling gazelle.
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For more than a year the police said officers shot McDonald after he lunged at them at close range with a knife.
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" The documents state that when Sanderson "opened the bathroom door, Kingsley was present and lunged" at her, "biting her pelvis and arm.
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And as soon as the action was called, he took a sidestep then lunged at Askren, who instinctively went for a takedown.
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"Down with the government," a youth shouted, while others lunged toward police constables guarding the site, where an inquiry has been ordered.
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As police officers approached, the man, who was not wearing pants or underwear, lunged at them with a 12-inch kitchen knife.
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He was a rock star playing a rock star, leather-lunged and imperious but also grinning to let everyone share the joke.
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Mr. Baer, who was wearing a suit, stood over his wife and suddenly lunged for something in her hand, the video showed.
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As the group played "Smoketree," a Halvorson original from Thumbscrew's recently released album "Ours," I wrote that the tune lingered and lunged.
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According to the police, the young man had lunged at them and tried to pull a gun out of an officer's holster.
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So he lunged for it, then demonstrated with his obsequiousness that doing good and doing right were never high on the agenda.
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There, she told a jury, alone with him in his Manhattan loft, her boss, Harvey Weinstein, lunged at her on a sofa.
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The alternate captain made a tape pass to Lee, who fired a shot past Merzlikins as Cam Atkinson lunged unsuccessfully from behind.
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On second-and-goal at the 4843, Raiders quarterback Derek Carr lunged head-first to the goal line with the ball extended.
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After Politico published accusations from a former congressional staff member on Wednesday morning that Mr. Franken had forcibly kissed her, Democrats lunged.
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Warren thought she was managing him until that day in early 1979 when she said he lunged for her in his office.
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My formation came apart under the harassment from those skirmishers, who retreated across the sand whenever one of my forces lunged against them.
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They told her to drop the weapon but "she lunged extending the knife toward the officers from a very close distance," he said.
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They told him to drop the weapon but Clarke "lunged extending the knife toward the officers from a very close distance," he said.
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The day prior, Gutierrez told the NYPD Weinstein had lunged at her, touched her breasts, and tried putting a hand up her skirt.
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Genovese had only a 100-foot walk to her door when, after 103 AM, her assailant Winston Moseley lunged with a hunting knife.
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Later and for many years it seemed wiser to maintain that silence when men in positions of power or influence lunged or propositioned.
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Once inside, Trump allegedly lunged at her, pushed her against a wall and kissed her before pulling down her tights and raping her.
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When Giuliana Rancic asked Kourtney who designed her outfit, Kim lunged in front of her and plugged the sisters' new KKW Diamond fragrances.
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Castillo was killed when he lunged at the shooter, helping to contain the gunman and give his classmates time to hide or run.
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A distraught father lunged at Larry Nassar, the former doctor for U.S.A. Gymnastics convicted of sex abuse, during a sentencing hearing in Michigan.
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In the fourth quarter, Mullin was baffled when Harden lunged for a steal against the Warriors' Shaun Livingston along the 3-point line.
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The argument moved down the block, and one of DiDonato's friends, a bartender named Thomas V. Kelly IV, lunged at the other group.
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Years of it, actually, as we moved back to Washington and lurched and lunged between a series of different doctors, nutritionists and therapists.
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Police initially said McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire six seconds after exiting his squad car.
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"The ice was slippery, but that was the lowest I've ever lunged in my life, so it was technically an accomplishment," she said.
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In docs, Stevie says there was another encounter where Joseline threatened him, lunged at him, hurled paperwork and unleashed a profanity-laced tirade.
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Tracey says she was in Seal's kitchen to retrieve a salad spinner she'd lent him when all of a sudden, he lunged at her.
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As he lunged for the bag, his leg knocked free the glove of the Astros' first baseman, Yuli Gurriel, who was himself positioned awkwardly.
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The ongoing rumored feud between the rappers came to a head at the annual Harper's Bazaar ICONS party where Cardi reportedly lunged at Nicki.
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In his account, Van Dyke said that McDonald had lunged at him but dash cam video of the incident clearly shows McDonald did not.
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Officer Jason Van Dyke, who shot McDonald, initially claimed that the black 22-year-old lunged at police officers and posed a dangerous threat.
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He lunged at his first victim on the train, then at another on the platform when the train stopped at the station in Grafing.
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A report by the Wisconsin Department of Justice said that Pero refused to drop a butcher knife and then lunged twice at the deputy.
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While the officers were searching her second-floor apartment, she pulled out a 10-inch kitchen knife and lunged at them, the police said.
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In that moment, she recalled, Kendrick Castillo, a gentle teenager fascinated by cars and engineering, lunged to stop the gunman and was shot dead.
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Gritty was about eight feet away from my son, got out of the chair, and lunged at him and hit him in the back.
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We lunged through the museum's Byzantine and medieval galleries, trotted past pieces from Africa, Oceania and the Americas, and danced by Native American masterpieces.
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On the stand, he lunged and parried with state trial lawyer David E. Nachman, avoiding simple answers so often that the judge chided him.
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Officer Jason Van Dyke, who shot McDonald, initially claimed that the black 17-year-old lunged at police officers and posed a dangerous threat.
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Without provocation, the supervisor for the Chicago-based carrier then lunged for Ms Correia's case and, incredibly, tried to wrestle it away from the musician.
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According to an eyewitness, during the altercation, Minaj was up against a wall and completely surrounded by security as Card screamed and lunged at her.
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" Later that night, Kardashian alleges Chyna "lunged towards Rob with an iPhone charging cable and attempted to strangle [him] with the cord around his neck.
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Responding officers tracked down Jones, who police say matched the description of the woman, and shot Jones, killing her, when she allegedly lunged at them.
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Police arrived at the scene only to be confronted by the shirtless man who lunged at them; he was shot but jumped right back up
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Then Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas lunged across the finish line in the 400m Rio final to deny Felix a second individual Olympic gold medal.
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Then Miller did something unconventional: She lunged face-first over the finish line, breaking the plane just 0.07 seconds before Felix and landing face down.
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Police initially said McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire six seconds after getting out of his squad car.
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Cohen says the dog lunged without provocation and bit the little girl on the arm, breaking the skin and drawing a small amount of blood.
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Then, abruptly, Tamara lunged, snatching the phone out of Margot's hand and holding it far away from her as her thumbs flew across the screen.
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With the net almost entirely unguarded, Hayes snapped a quick, hard shot, but Schneider lunged to make the stop with his right arm fully extended.
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Dumba lunged for a pass from center Mikael Granlund and barely eluded Senators defenseman Erik Karlsson on its way to the back of the net.
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He made a highlight-reel save midway into the first period on Chris Wagner when he lunged across the crease to make a stick save.
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But the shot had neither the strength nor the placement to elude Naeher, who lunged to her right and corralled the ball beneath her body.
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Jolie set the stage by asking for sole physical custody after Brad lunged and made contact with 15-year-old Maddox on a private jet.
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The veteran radio host André "King" Arthur, poured scorn on Azzedine Soufiane, one of the mosque shooting victims, who had heroically lunged at Mr. Bissonnette.
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When she rejoined her mother, an affronted Gertrude told Shirley that she had had to back out of Mayer's office when he lunged at her.
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About 20 minutes in, a man sitting next to me announced, "I don't know what's happening, and I don't care," then lunged for the exit.
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Jarnkrok tallied his second short-handed goal when Watson lunged and chipped a loose puck to him, starting a two-on-one with Roman Josi.
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When Karl Tanner called him a bastard, Craster drunkenly lunged at him with an ax and got a dagger in the throat for his troubles.
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And, that's when Baby and Buddha lunged at each other but Heather's right hand and arm got caught in the middle of the violent melee.
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The answer came in the style of a Greek chorus as John Bercow, the strong-lunged speaker, intoned, "The no's have it!" again and again.
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I wanted a better view, but as I started to climb onto an upper deck, one of the Indonesian crewmen lunged forward and grabbed my wrist.
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During the altercation, Minaj, 36, was up against a wall and completely surrounded by security as Cardi screamed and lunged at her, another source told PEOPLE.
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Kendrick died when he lunged at the shooter, giving other students at STEM School Highlands Ranch enough time to hide, his family and a classmate said.
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Unfortunately for the former, his leg continued to disagree with him and Haye, once again, fell to the ground as he lunged to throw a punch.
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During the altercation, Minaj, 35, was up against a wall and completely surrounded by security as Cardi screamed and lunged at her, another source told PEOPLE.
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The two-time Vezina Trophy winner dropped his stick and lunged to his right to get his blocker on a shot by Jacob De La Rose.
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Blount is no Ogden Nash when it comes to amusingly lunged-for rhymes, and he is no Walt Kelly when it comes to musical, deflating wordplay.
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She lunged toward her 15-year-old son, Andrew, and thrust her body over him, the two of them huddling between a car and the curb.
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The father of three victims of former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar lunged at the disgraced physician in court on Friday before being tackled by bailiffs.
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In that incident, Mohamed Barry injured four people before he fled and then was fatally shot by police when he lunged at them with the weapon.
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That brought up Frazier, who lunged at a 83-mile-per-hour fastball that was low and off the plate, and lifted it toward right field.
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But before her assistant could reach the door, the deer lunged from the break room toward the front door and out of the salon, she said.
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Birdsall alleges the singer lunged at her and attempted to kiss her, then belittled her for wearing a tank top and shorts and groped her breasts.
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Duke Johnson lunged the ball over the goal line from 1 yard out for a 83-0 lead with 7:25 left in the first quarter.
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In the post, which has since been taken down, the writer claimed they stabbed Vasilije in self-defense after she allegedly lunged at them with a knife.
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During the altercation, Minaj, 35, was up against a wall and completely surrounded by security as Cardi, 25, screamed and lunged at her, another source tells PEOPLE.
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Once again, Wawrinka clinched the set on Nishikori's serve when the Japanese lunged to hit a forehand volley on a rifled passing shot and sent it long.
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After Kendrick lunged at the shooter, three other students also tackled the gunman and tried to subdue him while the rest of the class fled the room.
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As soon as he said, 'Don't you move,' Kendrick lunged, giving us all enough time to hide under our desks, and the shooter ended up shooting Kendrick.
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Officers first used a Taser and were unsuccessful in trying to subdue Barry and then shot him multiple times when he lunged at an officer, police said.
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Just when we thought fan petitions had reached their silly limit with one to remake Game of Thrones Season 22019, another one has lunged itself upon us.
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With that line fresh in my memory, there was a strong part of me that thought, "Get her, girl," when June lunged for Serena with the scalpel.
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Disguising eyes, as a real bandit mask does, would help stop prey spotting predatory peepers that were studying them just before their owner lunged for the kill.
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Cubs shortstop, Addison Russell, lunged headfirst into the stands while trying to chase down a foul ball, which caused a whole lot of mess on the field.
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The finish came as Hendricks lunged in wild, with his head way ahead of his hips as he so often does, and was tagged with a straight.
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And, as we reported, Brad lunged at and struck 15-year-old Maddox on the plane ... she says it was intentional but he says it was not.
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Two officers were talking to Jacobs through an open door in the hallway when she emerged and lunged at them with a large kitchen knife, he said.
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A large sea lion lunged after a young girl and dragged her into the water in a now-viral video captured at Steveston Harbour in Richmond, Canada.
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Han was meeting Lam after a man lunged at lawmaker Junius Ho with a knife on Wednesday, the latest attack on candidates running in the city's Nov.
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After initially saying the 19-year-old had lunged at the police with a weapon, the authorities later charged an officer with murder and opened an investigation.
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As the three women tried to flee, Ines M. also lunged at an officer with a knife, he said, and the officer shot her in the leg.
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After a giveaway by defenseman Erik Gudbranson, Markstrom lunged at the loose puck but couldn't get to it before Hoffman, who wound up with an open net.
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Group member Jennifer Harrison told ABC News that the man who had been arrested "lunged" at them and "tried to grab a phone" from her partner's hand.
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McCown scrambled around the left side and lunged into the end zone to put the Jets up 7-0 with 7:43 left in the first quarter.
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A few weeks later, a man in a walker lunged at her while she was walking down the street and also spewed a racial slur, Kang said.
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The sight of the shark fin barely poking above the water was so much more alarming than when the beast finally lunged out from beneath the waves.
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There was Kate Nash the bad-ass who rejected the formula of "Foundations" and lunged headfirst into the world of girl groups and riot grrrl's raw punk.
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On a drizzly Sunday in London in January 103, Bill Broeksmit cinched his dog's red leash around his neck, slung it over a door and lunged forward.
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Initial reports indicate that Van Dyke said McDonald lunged at him with a knife, but dashcam footage, released in 123 after a court order, contradicts that narrative.
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The victim was standing on a train platform when the suspect, wearing a pink shirt and scarf, lunged at her, the New York Post reported, citing witnesses.
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The socks never slid or fell while I lunged, squatted, ran, planked, or worked on core exercises when I can't say for the normal pairs I'd wear.
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Police initially said after the shooting that McDonald lunged toward officers with a knife, prompting Van Dyke to open fire after getting out of his squad car.
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Unleashing a mating attack, he pulled me wide with a crosscourt, then carved in a volley kill that I lunged to scrape back—a bounce too late.
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Namely that Donald J Trump, the human form of those horrifying How Hot Dogs Are Really Made videos, is so wilfuly absurd that he has lunged beyond parody.
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His top stop came just before the midway mark of the third as he lunged to his right and denied right winger Craig Smith's backhander on a breakaway.
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At the time, a source told PEOPLE the two got heated at a Las Vegas strip club and that Harley "lunged" at Ronnie as he tried to leave.
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"It interpreted me, my reflection, my shadow, my image — whatever it was — through the water's surface as a potential prey item, and it lunged at me," he shared.
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While in the elevator with her husband, Doherty, 45, claims that a woman who was close by "lunged away" after hearing that the actress had just received treatment.
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According to Gasser, he feared for his life when McKnight made an aggressive movement, or lunged in such a way as to attempt to get inside his vehicle.
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Van Dyke said he opened fire after McDonald lunged at him, "swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner," and ignored the officer's orders to drop the knife.
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The first knockdown — unconvincing as it was — came a round later when Bradley lunged off balance and Pacquiao basically pulled him to the canvas with his left hand.
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Waiters, Heat stun Warriors MIAMI — Klay Thompson, with long arms on his 6-foot-7 frame, lunged at Dion Waiters, trying to close out the Miami Heat shooter.
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They were too high for her, but still she lunged, arms flailing in rhythmic circles, until she finally got close enough to hop up and deliver a bang.
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Early reports from the police suggested that Laquan had lunged toward Officer Van Dyke with his knife, and some officers backed up that story in reports they filed.
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Another time as they rehearsed the monologue alone, at Mr. Horovitz's request, he lunged forward, backing Ms. Dann into a wall and forcing his tongue into her mouth.
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This was a distraction, of course, before she lunged, tackled him, wrestled for the gun and then slowly, purposefully forced it under his chin and pulled the trigger.
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When I pushed the period key at the end of that last sentence, the goose lunged for my idle mouse and dragged it off-screen against my will.
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He had lunged at me, trying to kiss me, in a quiet corner of the Houses of Parliament back in 2003 when I was a young political reporter.
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She was recovering from strained hamstring and gluteal muscles, an injury suffered when she lunged for a ball in training after a long running session on the beach.
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A band - some of the musicians in tears - temporarily stopped playing as band members ran to comfort bereaved relatives who lunged forward, wailing in grief over the coffins.
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Sanderson says the dog lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh.
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"The next thing I know is [the shooter] is pulling a gun and he's telling nobody to move, and that's when Kendrick lunged at him," Giasolli said on Today.
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" In March 2013, after a week in which Bieber was treated for shortness of breath mid-show and lunged at a photographer, a source told PEOPLE, "He's wildin' out.
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Van Dyke claimed that he opened fire after McDonald lunged at him, "swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner," and ignored the officer's orders to drop the knife.
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The Laquan McDonald shooting rocked Chicago, in part because Van Dyke shot the teenager some 16 times, and later claimed that McDonald "lunged" at him while holding a knife.
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Herrick's roommate confronted the guy in the hallway, said he was calling the cops, and the man lunged at the roommate, grabbed his phone and started wrestling with him.
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This time he kept his lead by his side and focused on giving ground and countering, something which could work whether Daniels lunged for the body or the head.
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On Wednesday morning, however, it ended with blood on the streets after a man lunged at a police officer with a knife and was shot dead by other officers.
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Standing behind a student with one leg lunged around one of her legs, he wrapped an arm around her torso and placed a hand between her breast and collarbone.
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Northern Territory police officials initially said that Mr. Walker had lunged with a weapon at a police officer and that two shots had been fired in an ensuing struggle.
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There, he pulled his weapons out of the bag he had carried and lunged into the next car, shouting three times as he plunged with the ax and knife.
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A pair of humpback whales put on a jaw-dropping display as they lunged for food right in front of a California tour boat in Monterey Bay last week.
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Keyed up as I was, I practically lunged between my grandma and the pierced, neon-haired boy who shyly approached us as we queued up at the entrance gate.
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While Van Dyke, the officer who shot McDonald 16 times, was convicted, the police officers who filed reports backing his claims that McDonald had lunged at him were acquitted.
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Cameramen followed the groups of musicians as they ran, lunged and struck poses throughout the space, playing complex chords from memory and wearing metal headpieces loosely resembling radio towers.
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The man said he fired into the darkness after the ape-like monster that has never been proven to exist lunged at him, the couple told CNN on Wednesday.
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When he came to assist, a man who had just stolen beer from the gas station next door lunged at him with a knife, just inches from his face.
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He shut the door and lunged for her, she said, and as she protested, he chased her around his desk before she was able to escape out the door.
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Florenzi lunged back just as Ronaldo took the shot, and the funny humpback path of the ball suggests he did indeed get a piece of it, but it hardly matters.
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As the two sat before the cameras, Trump lunged for the prime minister's hand, and before Abe knew what hit him, he was trapped in an absurdly lengthy palm embrace.
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When Andrade lunged in to swing Jedrzejczyk would stiff arm her forehead or face and circle off, or pull down on the back of Andrade's head to throw her past.
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On Friday, Rashid lunged at the gunman who burst into his mosque, trying to grab his weapon as he opened fire on his fellow congregants before falling to the ground.
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In video taken by a passenger and obtained by TMZ, a man in a red shirt lunged toward a man sitting in the row behind him in a gray shirt.
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On a flight from Seattle to Beijing, a 23-year-old man lunged for an exit door, attempting to open it midflight according to a report from the Associated Press.
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He was speaking to the crowd when a man walked onstage, pulled out a knife from his pocket and lunged at Yam with the weapon, stabbing him in the abdomen.
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Two officers were talking to the person through an open door in a hallway when that person emerged and lunged at the officers with a large kitchen knife, he said.
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She alleged that they eventually ended up in the dressing room where Trump lunged at her, pushed her against a wall, kissed her, pulled down her tights and raped her.
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Once in the dressing room, Trump "lunged at Carroll, pushing her against the wall, bumping her head quite badly, and putting his mouth on her lips," according to the lawsuit.
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That is to say he was as leather-lunged as the audience, hurling insults at Mr. de Blasio at a pitch that started at 120 decibels and then took off.
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A man in a ski mask lunged at her, and Rea — who had a black belt in taekwondo — struggled with him, chasing him through the house and into the backyard.
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In the third, Segura lunged at a low fastball and still managed to hit it into the seats in left for a two-run home run and 5-2 advantage.
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Davinson Sanchez lunged at Mane and appeared to take out his front leg, but the referee must have decided that he got enough of the ball to justify the tackle.
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Detectives said that her stepson, Pontrey O'Neal Jones, 03, believed she was disrespecting his father, so he walked behind a couch, lunged at his stepmother and stabbed her several times.
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In the skit, she chewed an entire container of gum, shot members of the press with a water gun and lunged at one with the White House briefing room podium.
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As the referee Lewis Garrison, who was positioned on the baseline behind the basket, whistled Michigan&aposs Zavier Simpson for the foul, the official lunged forward into Cockburn&aposs path.
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Earlier this year, 18-year-old Kendrick Castillo was killed in a shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch, not far from Columbine, when he lunged at one of the shooters.
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The sisters from "Frozen," the magical Elsa (the leather-lunged Idina Menzel) and the younger, perkily ordinary Anna (Kristen Bell, a honeyed soprano) aren't part of the official princess juggernaut.
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So to sum up, the market is running quite hot in the very short term, as big, tactical traders have lunged to add market exposure as the indexes bounced back powerfully.
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In reality, network video from the press conference shows Acosta already had his arm in the air, pointing at the president, when the intern lunged at him to grab his mic.
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When a fellow student pulled out a gun in class this week, the 903-year-old lunged at the shooter, giving others at STEM School Highlands Ranch enough time to hide.
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This video shows the singer closing his recent Valentine's Love Jam set in Detroit, and as he wiped off his face with a towel, an overzealous female fan lunged at him.
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" I've had cigarette smoke deliberately blown into my face, been spat at, tripped up, lunged at, and received heckles, cat-calls and honks: "You look like a paedophile in those leggings!
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Florence and the Machine, the English indie band fronted by large-lunged vocalist Florence Welch, have followed up April's stripped-down and plaintive "Sky Full of Song" with another new single.
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The Blue Jackets' best chance to break the shutout came with 7:20 left in the third, when Greiss lunged across the crease and kicked away a shot by Cam Atkinson.
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But we will: If the blaring of the candidates and their leather-lunged rooting sections said anything, it was that we're approaching the finish of the primary and they know it.
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In early fights Ali eluded injury because he was too fast to be caught by opponents' blows; his older, heavier, more sluggish opponents lunged after him, swinging wildly, missing by inches.
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Ms. Muller, who identified herself as the caller, lunged at the responding officers with a 10-inch kitchen knife inside the home at 52-14 69th Street in Maspeth, officials said.
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Even Amanda, my Costco guru, was surprised to see some of her favorite brands, at one point shouting, "Shut your face!" as she lunged for a package of Kite Hill yogurt.
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In 2014, the former city treasurer said she feared a physical attack when Fouts, enraged by comments she'd made about him to the media, lunged at her in a budget meeting.
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As Mr. Wei circled slowly, arms outstretched in a calm tai chi defense, Mr. Xu lunged, jabbed him to the floor, then used a "ground and pound" technique to subdue him.
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After the incident, Van Dyke said he opened fire after McDonald lunged at him, "swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner," and ignored the officer's orders to drop the knife.
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But songs like "The World's Most Famous Undertaker" and "Dear Reader" lunged forward with enough hard rock heft that someone at Capitol thought the band had a chance at radio airplay.
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Emmanuel Aframian claims he was at A Votre Sante Mediterranean restaurant on June 10, 2018, when Griffin's dog lunged and "viciously attacked" him without provocation, a complaint obtained by The Blast reveals.
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He lunged at the 2 ladies -- who were 17 and 20 years old -- screaming the Arabic phrase, before slashing 1 in the throat and stabbing the other in her chest and stomach.
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The police attempted to keep throngs of tourists and others from stopping and gawking at Mr. McClean, who gesticulated, lunged and spat at several officers who climbed the booth during the standoff.
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The authorities said officers opened fire on Anthony Hayes, who had a history of mental illness, after he argued with a pharmacy employee and then lunged at an officer with a knife.
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That man said he fired into the darkness after the ape-like monster that has never been proven to exist lunged at him, a couple that talked to the man told CNN.
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Berrettini seemed to be in command again in the fifth set, taking a 5-2 lead as the two parried and lunged at each other, shifting from offense to defense many times.
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When Coleman failed to provide the agreed-upon amount of money for the gun, the two men wrestled for control of it, and when Coleman lunged toward him, Bowman fired a shot.
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As Diaz lunged in behind long jabs, McGregor was able to work more effectively on the counter, scoring with the lead hand cross-parry into a left hand over the top beautifully.
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MCW lunged at Smith and at some point Wizards guard Tim Frazier got into the scuffle as well, and after a big to do, both Frazier and Carter-Williams were sent off.
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As Martinez lunged to get in on the fleet-footed Ukrainian, Lomachenko would snap his head down and rest a forearm on the back of his neck to render his fists mute.
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According to the special agent's report, Hudek came out again only two minutes later when he suddenly lunged for the exit door and grabbing at the handle in an attempt to open it.
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"She was mad about something she saw on his phone [and] she freaked out," said the source, who claimed Harley then allegedly "lunged" at Ortiz-Magro as he tried to leave the club.
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Other sources say Brad did not strike his son in the face, but instead lunged at him and Angelina got in the way, causing Brad to inadvertently make contact with the boy's shoulders.
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Celebration of life service, suspects to appear in court the same day The celebration of life service remembering Kendrick Castillo, who lunged at the gunman, is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. MST.
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While she was lying down on a reclining patio chair, she said Ghomeshi lunged on top of her and started making out with her forcefully, trying to shove his tongue down her throat.
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Missing from Monday's elevator ride was Beyoncé's sister Solange Knowles, who kicked, punched and lunged at JAY-Z during her infamous post-Met Gala elevator scuffle at the Standard Hotel in May 2014.
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Colorado School Shooting Victim Died Trying to Stop the Gunman Classmates recalled how Kendrick Castillo, a gentle teenager fascinated by cars and engineering, had lunged to stop the gunman — and was shot dead.
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In February, a man armed with two large knives and shouting "God is great" in Arabic lunged at members of a military patrol near an entrance to the Louvre and wounded a soldier.
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Alarmed at the commotion, Ms. Rajput's mother, then in her 60s, ran downstairs and lunged in front of her daughter just as the mob broke in and began beating them before neighbors intervened.
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With runners at first and third in the top of the sixth inning, Gonzalez lunged to his right to snare a low line drive from RF Jason Hayward to keep the game scoreless.
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As we reported ... Brandon insists he was acting in self-defense, claiming his dad was drunk and lunged at him during a heated argument over comments Tommy made about his mom, Pamela Anderson.
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Gutierrez later told officers of the New York Police Department Special Victims Division that Weinstein then lunged at her, groping her breasts and attempting to put a hand up her skirt while she protested.
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Cameras caught LeBron's out-of-control bottle definitely rolling onto the court while the game was still going, but he quickly showed off his hall of fame-level agility and lunged to grab it.
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"Kendrick lunged at him," senior Nui Giasolli told NBC News, referring to the older of the two shooting suspects, Devon Erickson, 18, who was being held on Wednesday on murder and attempted murder charges.
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Gutierrez later told officers of the New York Police Department's Special Victims Division that Weinstein then lunged at her, groping her breasts and attempting to put a hand up her skirt while she protested.
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On the next point — a break point — Federer chose to serve and volley on a second serve and paid the price as Djokovic nailed a return that Federer lunged for and could not handle.
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Throughout his past 2½ years, while walking through the busy N.Y.C. streets, Bru has unexpectedly lunged in front of kids on skateboards, other dogs and even a certain celebrity I'd prefer to keep anonymous.
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By his account, Sarah H., after pausing in the parking lot, ran toward the police car and lunged through the open window with an eight-inch kitchen knife, wounding one officer in the shoulder.
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Brendan Bialy was one of three students who lunged at one of two shooters inside the high school wing of STEM in May of this year, effectively disarming him and potentially saving many lives.
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But V.A.R. would come to France's rescue, and the first penalty kick was awarded after French forward Viviane Asseyi lunged for a cross inside Nigeria's penalty area with defender Ngozi Ebere marking her tightly.
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During family movie night some years ago, in an effort to spare my daughters' delicate sensibilities, I lunged for the remote control to stifle "Jerry Maguire" during a sex scene I'd forgotten all about.
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But when I saw Benjamin Reiss's "Wild Nights: How Taming Sleep Created Our Restless World," I lunged for it, and it wouldn't surprise me if my fellow travelers in exhaustion had the same response.
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At the time of the shooting, Van Dyke said he opened fire after McDonald lunged at him, "swinging the knife in an aggressive, exaggerated manner," and ignored the officer's orders to drop the knife.
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Thinking fast and using his skills as a football coach and former college defensive lineman, Seaman lunged at the suspect and tackled him to the ground — stopping the suspect but getting shot in the process.
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Democrats have lunged even further to the left as a potential 2020 candidate has now joined the calls to abolish Immigration Customs Enforcement, otherwise known as ICE Is this really where the party is headed?
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Broncos 23, Steelers 16 DENVER — It was getting late Sunday, the winds were swirling, and Peyton Manning grabbed his helmet from the bench, lunged twice from side to side and crept closer to the sideline.
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" In another instance, during an argument in October of last year, she says he lunged toward her, poked her in the face and put his hands around her throat, saying, "You're so f***ing stupid.
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So this shark lunged at the bait, accidentally hit the side of the cage, was most likely confused and not able to swim backwards, it thrust forward and broke the metal rail of the cage.
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Carroll, a longtime advice columnist for Elle magazine, alleged earlier this year in her new book that Trump lunged at her and raped her in the dressing room of a New York City department store.
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At the Wednesday sentencing, Johnson's brother, Delray Sanders Jr., accused Sparks-Henderson of smirking during Sanders' victim impact statement and then lunged at the seated defendant, according to a live streaming video of the hearing.
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Two officers responding to a disturbance at a home opened fire when Willie D. James, 43, lunged at them with a knife on Thursday, Police Chief Michael Goldsmith said on Friday at a news conference.
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But one night in 220, Mr. Friedman pushed Ms. Nelson too far, she said: He invited her into his car to smoke marijuana and almost immediately lunged forward and pushed his tongue into her mouth.
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The case gained national attention after video footage released more than a year after the shooting showed the police lied when they claimed that McDonald had lunged at the officer who shot and killed him.
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Sapp didn't seem like he was in any real danger, as the mini shark lunged toward him, but he did post a video of this bad boy earlier: Just look at it compared to that kayak!
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The stabbings at Crossroads Mall in St. Cloud happened in several stores, and off-duty police officer Jason Falconer has been hailed a "hero" after shooting dead the attacker who lunged at him with a knife.
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Our sources say AEG and Live Nation have lunged into action after the Manchester bombing, and are in the process of creating a security plan the likes of which have never been implemented at concert venues.
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In the 2008 match Page knew that Daniels could cover the distance fast and his lead hand came up each time Daniels lunged in, but Daniels ultimately did nothing but attack the body underneath this arm.
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When he learns the truth about his father's death, Simba somehow manages to pounce up into the air and lunged on his uncle despite hanging off of a cliff and having nothing to leap off of.
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But Burns eventually lunged with his stick, at which point Tavares dished to Lee, who buried the puck in the left corner of the net to cap off his first multi-goal game of the season.
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Though security companies have lunged at the opportunity to outfit schools, educators worry the effort and money diverted to additional security measures would take away from proven methods of preventing mass shootings, including mental health counseling.
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Boston defenseman Dennis Seidenberg lunged toward the right post to try to keep the puck out of the net, but Kesler beat Seidenberg to it and tapped it in for his 33th goal of the season.
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There is turning the phrase "stunting on my ex bitch" into one of the biggest hooks of last year, and there is the matter of taking rap to black-lunged frontiers that Jethro Tull never explored.
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John Delaney (D-Md.) announced last year he planned to forgo reelection in a neighboring district to get a head start on a uphill presidential bid, Trone lunged for the new district — and for his checkbook.
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In February, a 29-year-old man armed with two large knives and shouting "God is great" in Arabic lunged at a military patrol near an entrance to the Louvre in Paris and wounded a soldier.
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Basically, the Hound hacks away at it to prove it doesn't die, Qyburn the Brave picks up an arm quizzically, and Cersei looks pretty freaked out, but so would I if some greasy creature lunged at me.
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An authority at Steveston Harbour, where a large sea lion lunged after a young girl and dragged her into the water in a now-viral video, is speaking out about the dangers of visitors feeding wild animals.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A man, wielding a knife and uttering the word "Allah" lunged at an officer in a police station near Barcelona, Spain, on Monday in what police said was a terrorist act, and was shot dead.
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In his response, Kardashian, who sued Chyna in September — he alleged in court documents that she "lunged towards Rob with an iPhone charging cable and attempted to strangle [him] with the cord around his neck" on Dec.
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"Kendrick lunged at him and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe and to run out … across the room to escape," Giasolli told the Today Show.
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Marshall lunged after referees several times, shoving his own players and assistants out of the way, and eventually broke free to wag a menacing finger in one referee's face and then went nose-to-nose with another.
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Holland then lunged for Scooter Gennett's hard one-hopper, knocked the ball down and threw him out to earn his 28th save in 225 opportunities and seal just the third win in 22012 games for the Rockies.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. – Three police officers in South Carolina were justified shooting a man who called 911 reporting he was having a mental crisis because he lunged at one of them with the knife, a prosecutor said Thursday.
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According to Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings, the boy and his father were wading on the edge of the resort's onsite lagoon in barely a foot of water when an alligator approached and lunged for the toddler.
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At one point, an Aboriginal woman snatched the mic from the Reclaim Australia organizers and those of us nearby surrounded her like a shield while angry white men, draped in the Australian flag, lunged at us violently.
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Haleyi, who was a production assistant on the fashion reality show "Project Runway," testified that Weinstein lunged at her in his New York home in 2006, backing her into a bedroom and forcing oral sex on her.
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Do you think of those comments you made about our bodies, or what you wanted to do to us; that time you lunged at us drunkenly; that time — all those times — you didn't stop when we said no?
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Jolted out of sleep, literary, here, and figuratively on the U.S. mainland, the war came to America and we lunged back united to hang on to our brazenly threatened freedom and to protect our precious way of life.
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At one point a wiry man in a "HIL NO" T-shirt and a lopsided Trump wig lunged at the guard rail around our tables, muscles tense, and berated a local reporter sitting meekly in the front row.
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Every time Evans wanted to circle he had to square up and come out of his stance—exactly the footing he was in when he got caught as Teixeira lunged in behind the same overhand to left hook.
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The police fatally shot a 523-year-old woman in Queens on Monday evening after she called 911 to report a burglary at her home and then lunged at responding officers with a knife, law enforcement officials said.
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The younger Mr. Khan claimed that he never wanted to kill the tiger, but that the animal had lunged at his open jeep after it was hit by a tranquilizer dart late on the night of Nov. 2.
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On a power play less than a minute later, Tampa Bay dashed out on a four-on-two, but Casey Cizikas lunged to the ice and chipped the puck out to Bailey, who raced in on a breakaway.
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Eighteen-year-old Kendrick Castillo lunged at a classmate who pulled out a gun at their suburban Denver school, while 21-year-old Riley Howell knocked a gunman off his feet at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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Tommy Lee's son, Brandon, is being investigated for criminal battery after his dad filed a police report, but we've learned Brandon is saying his dad lunged at him after he called Tommy out for attacking his mom, Pam Anderson.
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"That's when Kendrick lunged at him and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe and to run out … across the room to escape," Giasolli said, fighting back tears.
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"Kendrick lunged at him, and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe and to run across the room to escape," survivor Nui Giasolli said of the brave interception.
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In the ambulance, Michael confessed he had tried to rob an older man who was buffing his car, and things went awry when the man lunged for the gun, got it, and then shot the teenager in self-defense.
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Initial reports claimed that McDonald lunged at the officers, but released dash-camera footage shows that he was walking away, and that law enforcement had shot the teenager in the back several times, including as he lay on the ground.
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Gasser claimed self-defense, saying McKnight had lunged at him, but investigators argued the lack of gunpowder residue on McKnight's body suggested the former NFL player had not been as close to Gasser as he had claimed to law enforcement.
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TREBES, France (Reuters) - Christian Guibbert described how he walked into the middle of a hostage-taking at his local supermarket on Friday and escaped only after the attacker yelling "God is greatest" in Arabic lunged at him with a knife.
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The new senator, not yet a declared presidential hopeful, lunged oddly for a sip from his water bottle mid-response -- trying to maintain eye contact with the camera -- and ended up swallowing bucketfuls of mocking criticism from social media's peanut gallery.
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Yet another woman who worked for Batali for about a year in the late aughts alleges that he lunged at her and grabbed her breasts during an industry party in 2011, a few years after she stopped working for him.
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On March 5, police oficers responding to a 911 call in Harlem shot a man, Michael Cordero, after he claimed he was armed and then lunged at them with an item in his hand that turned out to be a wallet.
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Judge, who lifted one home run into the right-field seats, was consistently late on fastballs and lunged early at breaking balls from Adonis Rosa, a 23-year-old right-hander who spent most of the season at Class A Tampa.
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In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife," authorities said.
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The shooting, in an English class that was watching "The Princess Bride" three days before the last day of school, killed Kendrick Castillo, 203, a gentle teenager fascinated by cars and engineering who classmates said lunged to try to stop the attack.
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" In the final incident that police attribute to Redmond, he allegedly became belligerent inside a coffee shop and when an employee intervened, police say Redmond pulled out a folding knife and "lunged, jabbed and threatened to harm the employee with the knife.
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According to the FBI, the incident began when Hudek lunged for an exit door at the front of the plane, grabbed the handle and tried to open it, prompting a desperate scuffle with crew members and passengers who battled to subdue him.
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The two reporters for the National Geographic channel were in a popular market for tourist souvenirs on Saturday, when a Nigerien national living in Gabon lunged at them with the knife, Defence Minister Etienne Kabinda Makaga said in a statement on Gabonese television.
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Toronto got on the scoreboard in the 33th minute when Jay Chapman centered a pass that Jordan Hamilton and New England defender Antonio Mlinar Delamea both lunged for near the goal line as it flew into the net past Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner.
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This was going great for a while and I was even getting some adults screaming until I lunged too hard and popped a stitch and had to go inside for the rest of the night so we could staunch my now bleeding abdomen.
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"Kendrick lunged at him, and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe, and to run across the room to escape," Nui Giasolli, a student in the classroom, told the "Today" show.
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During these dives, the whale's heart rate dropped in order to preserve oxygen and energy, though it rose by a factor of about 2.5 whenever the animal lunged, open-mouthed, toward schools of small crustaceans that blue whales rely on for food.
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A bullet from Mr. Tejada's gun whistled toward tables full of people playing bingo and listening to R&B before it stopped in Ms. White's chest, killing her as she lunged from a bench to shield her children from the gunfire, prosecutors said.
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In fact when Alan Patrick lunged with his left hand and walked onto that McGregor-esque open side counter over and over again earlier in the night, this writer thought had an uncomfortable feeling that he was seeing a couple of hours into the future.
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Prosecutors had claimed reports filed by Officer Thomas Gaffney, former officer Joseph Walsh, and former detective David March contained falsified evidence in a conspiracy to cover up for Van Dyke, including his claim that the 17-year-old lunged at him with a knife.
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Keeping Score The most spectacular save of the Stanley Cup playoffs so far was probably made by Washington Capitals forward Jay Beagle, who lunged into a vacated crease to swat away a shot by Pittsburgh defenseman Trevor Daley with the shaft of his stick.
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His hands were bound behind his back and he was effectively sitting on them, forced back into a red plastic lawn chair, yet the three Kurdish officers in the room kept more than an arm's length away in case he lunged for their weapons.
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Mond connected with Smith on a 9-yard slant as Texas A&M opened the scoring late in the first quarter and boosted its lead to 14-3 after Spiller ventured off tackle and lunged for the goal line for a 4-yard touchdown.
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He lunged for her, and a bullet zipped through the cartilage on the top corner of his left ear and then threaded in and out of the flesh that covers the back of his skull, like a safety pin entering and exiting a piece of cloth.
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Homeless man Michael Rogers, who became a hero when he used a shopping trolley to try to ward off Shire Ali as he lunged at two police officers, was showered with donations from well-wishers contributing to a fundraising account set up for him by a charity.
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With their forceful intervention in Orange County, national Democrats have lunged into an impatient new phase of the 2018 primary season — one in which they are clashing more openly with candidates and local political chieftains in their drive to assemble a slate of recruits for the midterms.
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An off-duty New York City policewoman also wearing a traditional Muslim head scarf said this month that a man lunged at her son and accused her of having ties to the Islamic State militant group, prompting city officials to vow swift prosecution of hate crimes.
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Greiss made the most impressive effort late in the second period, when he preserved the scoreless duel with a stick save of a shot by Kyle Conner, whose shot was going into the open left corner of the net before Greiss instinctively lunged and deflected the puck.
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Angelina Triplett-Hill says the oft-arrested comedian flew into a rage in 2014 while they were on a movie set in L.A. According to the lawsuit, Katt got pissed when she took a phone call, and violently lunged toward her and ordered her into a van.
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And he lunged at me with both hands and they hooked into my pants, and he ripped my pants so hard and so fast off of me that I had three scratches down each leg from the top of my thigh to right above my knee.
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Based on all of our sources we believe the most credible sequence of events is that Maddox said something to Brad that pissed him off, Brad then lunged at his son, Angelina stepped in between them and at that point there was some physical contact between Brad and Maddox.
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In Sanderson's lawsuit, originally filed on July 7, 2016, she alleged the dog "lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh" when she visited Kim's home, owned by her sister Kyle Richards.
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Joseph Hudek IV was in the bathroom on a Delta Air Lines flight that had taken off from Seattle, when he came out and "lunged toward the forward right exit door of the aircraft, grabbed the handle" and tried to pull the door open, according to the FBI affidavit.
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The party started in earnest when the buzzer sounded and the Capitals' bench emptied and swarmed goalie Braden Holtby, who provided the iconic moment of the finals late in Game 2 here, when he lunged across the crease to stop an unstoppable puck and preserve a one-goal lead.
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A: We were having a normal conversation, television was on, we were sort of watching it a little bit half in between the conversations, and then at some point fairly soon into me being there, he came towards me and lunged at me, sort of trying to kiss me.
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PARIS — A man armed with two large knives and shouting "God is great" in Arabic lunged at a military patrol near an entrance to the Louvre on Friday, causing little harm, but rattling a city already on edge over terrorist attacks and casting another shadow over its international image.
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As I examined my game, there'd be an occasional glint of brilliance—a moment when I lunged just right, held my shot to freeze him, then feathered in a drop to the nick, the delicious spot where the floor and the sidewall join and the ball rolls out dead.
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Mr. Bolsonaro was being carried by supporters through a throng of people in Juiz de Fora, a city in Minas Gerais State, in southeastern Brazil, when a person lunged toward him and jabbed a knife into his abdomen, according to a video of the attack shared on social media.
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Though the passenger, Ronald Kevin Mundy Jr., allegedly assured Jackson the dog — a chocolate Labrador, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution — was safe, as Jackson attempted to put on his seat belt, the animal lunged at his face and bit him multiple times as he was pinned against the window.
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Winnipeg goalie Connor Hellebuyck (27 saves) preserved the two-goal lead with a spectacular save about six minutes into the third, when he lunged across the goalmouth to glove a shot into the open corner of the net by Ryan Strome, who was so sure he'd scored he began celebrating.
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Not to mention that when his shifts were getting him clipped against Joe Soto, Dillashaw went to a more classical style of striking, throwing out dozens of back handed jabs and using volume to keep Soto down behind his guard rather than free to pick his shots as Dillashaw lunged in.
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Manny Torres, Stevie Wonder's "Master Blaster" The 21-year-old worship leader keeps getting sacked with the first performance slot of the evening, so even though he has "such a RAZZ about him" according to Keith, he probably escaped people's minds as soon as they lunged to "Supervote" at 10 p.m.
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As the fight returned to an upright position, Jones' unpolished striking and wildness was obvious as he lunged with running hooks and swings, but he was beginning to experiment with the low line side kick which has enabled him to rule the distance in all of his fights in the last three years.
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The Spartans marched down the field on the opening drive, capping things off with a 15-yard touchdown pass from fifth-year senior Brian Lewerke to junior running back Connor Heyward, who took the ball in the flat and lunged to the corner of the end zone to give Michigan State a 113-0 lead.
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But Istomin would be the one exulting nearly five hours later, when he finished off the biggest win of his career with a powerful first serve down the middle that Djokovic, one of the best returners in history, lunged for and reached with his backhand but could not manage to put back in play.
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At one point, he began to place it down, a law enforcement official said, but as Sergeant Roberts approached him to take him into custody, he suddenly seized the knife and "lunged right at the sergeant, with the knife in his hand," said the official, who would speak only on the condition of anonymity because the investigation was continuing.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Paige Sanderson claims the dog "lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh" when she visited Kyle's house in April to style Kim, 51, for a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills appearance.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeO'Rourke eyes workplace protections for women, parents Krystal Ball: Yang campaign a 'triumph of substance over the theatre' Delaney: I wouldn't allow VP's family members to sit on foreign boards MORE (D-Texas), a Democratic presidential candidate who previously held Escobar's seat, lunged far to the left by proposing a compulsory buyback of military-style rifles.
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Other weapons were recovered from an alleged cocaine dealer, along with a bulletproof vest; from a carjacking suspect accused of committing two armed robberies in a single night; and from the glove compartment of a car -- just beyond the reach of a man who lunged for it while fighting with police, according to a CNN review of court records, police reports, and interviews.
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The man, who had been running along the West Ridge Trail at Horsetooth Mountain Open Space — about 65 miles north of Denver — told investigators that at one point on Monday, he heard "something behind him on the trail," and when he turned around to see what it was, the lion lunged at him and bit his face and wrist, the authorities said.
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HOUSTON — Somewhere in the long night's journey into baseball that is a World Series game I turned my back on the leather-lunged fans who hung over a rail behind me and screamed ceaselessly, and I peered at home plate and tried to remind myself who was batting, which team was ahead and if it was really possible this Game 6 had just come to a dead stop.
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Stipe Miocic, who jabs with his right hand down by his nips, was a good mark for the jab as he lunged in... But Dos Santos' tendency to throw one punch at a time and drop his left hand and shoulder immediately after doing this make him a mark for the follow up right hand, especially when he is slowing in the later rounds or when he is too close to the fence.
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