Step by step, Valkyrie makes it across the curved, uneven path.
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It is not so simple to ask soldiers to arrest anyone who makes it across the fence, Mr. Benjamin said, particularly when thousands more might follow.
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But if Arkansas' waiver makes it across the finish line, other states will likely (quickly) follow suit, finally making Arkansas a real model for the nation.
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The winner of the game is the one who makes it across Europe to Salisbury - whose cathedral appears on the board in crosshairs next to chemical weapons experts wearing protective suits - with the most points.
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Television's biggest night, also known as the 71st annual Emmy Awards, is upon us, and all of your favorite stars from screen and, uh, screen, will be there to see if the Hot Priest from Fleabag makes it across the pond.
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Most figures on drug production are based on projections generated by decommissioned drug loads, which authorities believe represent only a fraction of what actually makes it across the border from Mexico to the US. But experts consulted on Friday agreed Sinaloa cartel's trafficking apparatus appeared not to be affected by Guzmán's previous capture in February 2014, or by his notorious July 2015 escape from the Altiplano federal prison near Mexico City.
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But instead they catch a vagrant. He boards the train and makes it across the Tennessee border. A year later, Burns is now living in Chicago and rents a room from Emily Pacheco, a Portuguese divorcee. She is a very nice and courteous but overly possessive woman.
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A total amount of six characters can be used, each split into two teams of three. The first team who makes it across the board to their goal wins the game. Star Rush also features five other game modes: Coinathlon, Balloon Bash, Rhythm Recital, Challenge Tower, and Boo's Block Party. In Coinathlon, up to four players collect as many coins as they can in a set of three sixty-second coin-designated minigames.
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The transport then accelerates across the bridge which sways and jostles under its weight. The massive stone skull shoots beams from its eye at the bridge, attempting to destroy it. The transport safely makes it across and makes a right turn. Thousands of snakes line the walls and ground and a gigantic audio-animatronic version of the Mesoamerican deity Quetzalcoatl, with glowing red eyes, appears to the right of the vehicle, striking at the riders.
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Jim finds Danny alive as the book opens but the living dead soon converge on their location. Frankie and Martin join Jim in the house and they are soon trapped in the attic. As they see Danny's neighbor in his panic room across the way the zombies set fire to the house. They rig a ladder between the two houses and everyone but Frankie makes it across, Frankie however has a two story fall into a swimming pool below.
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As the group leaves through the mountainous pass, they encounter more Comanches, but they do not fight as they know they have lost. The group safely makes it across the pass but Tobias is shot and killed by a rogue Comanche. He dies in Jason's arms, but not before telling him that "guns and girls do mix", as opposed to his saying earlier that "guns and girls do not mix", and to set up a shop to sell the Kentucky Rifles.
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The return caravan with the Ila and other survivors barely makes it across the desert to the Refuge before the final hammer falls, destroying the Lakht. An uneasy truce is established between the Ila and Luz, the world's two "gods", and while the Ila insists that her makers will overcome Luz's, it is her makers that are overwhelmed by Luz's. The weather has changed—it is cold and often snows, but after several generations, Marak, whose makers have made him immortal, begins routine inspections of the transformed Lakht, and Luz prepares to release new creatures she has engineered.
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