Here's how they're making it known, one way or another.
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Even if it does bother them, they're not making it known.
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They would just be making it known to the public that these experiments were coming.
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Not just once, but several times; their fuses have been lit and they're making it known.
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He was quickly making it known that he was the bold fashion risk-taker of the group.
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And we're making it known that we will not stand by and allow him to do it.
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OkCupid has insanely cool advertising, making it known that they're LGBT friendly — and the millennials love that shit.
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For example, if you're a frequent traveller, making it known in your profile will automatically draw other travellers in.
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Emily Ratajkowski is breaking out her fall boots — and she's already making it known which pair is her favorite.
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But what else would you expect from someone who is constantly making it known that she's rooting for everybody Black?
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The cops didn't waste any time pulling over the white vehicle and making it known that they are in deep trouble.
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He is reliable and qualified with the right amount of heroism, while still making it known that bravery is sometimes overrated.
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"I don't want to speculate but I think the public is making it known that it is sensitive to these issues," she said.
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When John sweetly complimented his wife and Chrissy responded by making it known that he was very nervous to perform during the show. .
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When conservatives objected, FDR called their bluff by making it known that without Wallace on the ticket he would decline to be nominated.
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My frustration is that Kyle is making it known that he can do whatever he wants, but he won't let me do whatever I want.
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Making it known that they have the keys, the track sees Future on the hook and Jay Z giving us classic Hov on the verse.
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Foley politely tells Axe that he has no beef with him, making it known that it was someone else he was doing a favor for.
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That's the risk you run in making it known you plan to withhold your son's launch money till he jumps through just the right hoop.
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Unsurprisingly, it has also prompted a conservative backlash (as well as President Trump making it known that he "like[s] Taylor's music about 25% less now").
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See if you can negotiate a shorter week and do not be shy, embarrassed or feel guilty about making it known you will be leaving on time.
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Their interaction was particularly serendipitous, as the Grammy-winning songwriter seemed to notice his future wife's talents immediately — and was even captured on film making it known.
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Can you imagine if an amusement park had a ride they knew was unsafe and let the public ride it for over a year before making it known?
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"I am grateful that even President Trump is making it known that Mexico is fulfilling its commitment and that there are no threats of tariffs," Lopez Obrador said.
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Their interaction was particularly serendipitous, as the Grammy-winning songwriter, 69, seemed to notice his future wife's talents immediately — and was even captured on film making it known.
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Also, setting a measurable money and/or resource goal from the jump and making it known before and throughout the event—it encourages folks to dig deep/give extra.
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She's making it known that she's blaming me for her being in Redemption, but ignores the fact that three teams burned votes on her… and I wasn't one of them.
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Last summer, their pitch to LaMarcus Aldridge became a public embarrassment, with Aldridge's camp making it known the presentation was too heavy on "outside opportunities," too light on basketball talk.
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The solution also quietly went live in October, but today Target is making it known — appropriate timing, given that we're heading into the final days of the holiday shopping season.
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North: The Second Coming: Continuing the tradition of weird celebrity baby names, while making it known to the OG Kimye baby that she will always be the family's first princess.
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Since they began dating early last year, Lopez and Rodriguez, 42, have been open about blending their families, making it known that their priorities lie with their children's best interests.
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"She lasted for around two years before making it known that she wanted to return to Germany," Franz Maier of the Rhineland-Palatinate state archives in Speyer told Reuters Television.
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Following a public tussle with Bachelor and Bachelorette producer Mike Fleiss earlier this year, Kaitlyn Bristowe is making it known that she still is down to do Dancing with the Stars.
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With the trade deadline looming and Darvish set to become a free agent after the season, Texas general manager Jon Daniels was making it known that the Japanese standout is available.
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The Late Show host seems to have a lot of love for Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten (who doesn't?) and he's been making it known with hilarious messages targeted at her on Twitter.
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Bruce Springsteen, the Obama Administration, and even the retail giant Target have come out against the bill, with Target making it known that customers can use any bathroom they like in Target stores nationwide.
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"She added that when she finds herself in triggering situations, she doesn't shy away from making it known: "I voice it: 'Hey, guys, not a big deal, but I really wanna throw up right now.
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Or if they miss a lot of school because of depression or major anxiety, they're making it known to the school and to their teachers, which I think is really brave of them to do.
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Except not, because Melbourne ultimately does his small part to save the day by making it known to Albert that he's going to retire soon, characterizing his relationship with the queen as more professional than personal.
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If a witness feels safe they should intervene at the time, online that would be to make a comment maybe making it known that those words or comments are not acceptable or welcomed in that space.
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On Monday, the 27-year-old came out as gay and days later, Huffman is making it known that she loves and supports her co-star, taking to Facebook on Wednesday to share an open note to him.
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As it turns out, there are people who care a lot about their online image and have no problem making it known they, too, want a checkmark, even if it's obvious they don't know what its purpose is.
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Since Ireland is no stranger to embracing and showing off her body on Instagram, many followers, including her mom Kim Basinger, believed that the new photo was of the model — and Basinger, 65, had no problem making it known.
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Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden contacted a group of his supporters Tuesday to ask for help in raising several million dollars from major donors, making it known he's planning to enter the 2020 presidential election, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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LAS VEGAS — Medical staff had barely begun wiping the blood from Donald Cerrone's busted nose when other fighters started making it known they want to face Conor McGregor, who beat Cerrone in 2155 seconds in the main event at U.F.C. 2249.
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Affleck has also accepted that the second word in Alcoholics Anonymous does not apply to him — certainly not after he (briefly) relapsed in the fall, turning up smashed on TMZ a few months after making it known that he had achieved one year of continuous sobriety.
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The new indictment included allegations that Weissmann had laid out in court earlier in the day, that Manafort and Gates, on behalf of their Ukrainian clients, secretly hired former European officials known as the "Hapsburg group" to take favorable stances on Ukraine, without making it known that they were paid lobbyists for Ukraine.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2020 contenders MORE has spent her presidential campaign railing against the donor class, making it known she doesn't want their help.
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During her studies, she became interested in the new women's movement, making it known in the sidelines of the Arctic Peoples Conference in 1973 that she regretted the poor representation of women.
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The book also highlights Narayan's view of the west, his appreciation and admiration in general, but subtle disapproval of specific aspects while making it known that there isn't much of a gap between his values and those he has come across. The book offers insights into both, the author and his subjects.
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Freitas blackmails Augusto, if he will not tell Valdemar that Augusto, once again, deceived him into the game. Augusto and Isaura marry. Augusto makes a speech about Simão, making it known that he will also be part of the direction of the Warehouses. Jaime enters the car and Ricardo tries to calm him down.
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3 In November 2011 the Volvo Ocean Race boat Puma's Mar Mostro headed to the island after the mast came down to meet a supporting vessel in the first leg between Alicante (Spain) and Cape Town (South Africa). This event put the archipelago in the world press that were reporting the race, making it known to a larger public.
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Los Angeles: London: Sage Publications. 2008. p. 22. Defining the East as a negative vision of the Western world, as its inferior, not only increased the sense-of-self of the West, but also was a way of ordering the East, and making it known to the West, so that it could be dominated and controlled.Sharp, J. (2008). Geographies of Postcolonialism.
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Retrieved January 25, 2016. and was elected to the MAC Hall of Fame as a charter member in 1988. Despite his amateur accomplishments, Ealey is not a member of the College Football Hall of Fame. He was passed by in the 1972 NFL Draft, after making it known that he only wanted to play quarterback at a time when African-American quarterbacks were not seriously considered in the NFL.
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In the beginning, the first wife seems to be against Collé's plan to protect the girls. However, later they become closer and she tells Collé that she also opposes female genital cutting. She feared making it known, but has been helping her all along, without anyone's notice. While facing her daughter's request to be circumcised, Collé explains that she does not want her daughter to end up on the same road she travelled.
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Kun has been very active in supporting philanthropies throughout his career. Back in 2014, he participated as a runner in a fundraising marathon to help autistic children. In August 2018, Kun donated 32,000 RMB to a private non-profit autism rehabilitation facility for children older than 6 years old. On October 13, 2018, Kun performed at the BAZAAR Stars' Charity Night and donated 600,000 RMB without making it known to the public.
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Pro- Yorkist sympathy in England involved important figures making it known that they were prepared to back Warbeck's claims. These included Lord Fitzwater, Sir Simon Montfort, Sir Thomas Thwaites (ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer), Sir William Stanley (the Lord Chamberlain) and Sir Robert Clifford. Clifford went over to mainland Europe and wrote back to his friends to confirm Warbeck's real identity as Prince Richard. King Henry ordered the group of supporters to be rounded up and put on trial.
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When Khalid arrived at the destination he sent armed men on horses on all directions to proclaim to the people: > Ye people! Embrace Islam, and ye Shall be safe. [Tabari Volume 9] The remaining inhabitants agreed to convert, and Muhammad sent a despatch (official report), making it known that he was happy with the result. It is mentioned by Tabari that Khalid ibn al-Walid, stayed with them to teach them Islam, then returned with a deputation of the tribe to Muhammad.
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', officially the ' (; ; ; ), is a in the province of , . According to the , it has a population of people. It is nestled in the foothills of the Zambales Mountains where the Camiling River originates and provides many scenic picnic and swimming sites, making it known as the summer capital of the province. The most common road to Mayantoc starts at "Crossing Mayantoc", at the national highway to Camiling, Tarlac just after the then Tarlac College of Agriculture (now the Tarlac Agricultural University) campus.
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On the 3rd of September 1969 the school became comprehensive and changed its name to Caldicot Comprehensive School. To accommodate more pupils, a new four story block was opened that could accommodate a further 600 pupils. It housed a canteen, gymnasium, 20 classrooms and a science block. This building was originally known as Upper School, until a further block was built in 1973 making it known as Middle School and then later becoming known as Castle School, named after Caldicot Castle.
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In the qualifiers Waterford defeated Offaly in Tullamore and Westmeath in Mullingar before facing Kilkenny in round three in Semple Stadium. This thrilling game ended in a draw, Waterfords best result in a championship v kilkenny since 1959 however Kilkenny were narrow victors after extra time. On 12 August 2013, Ryan, unhappy with some events that happened behind the scenes stepped down as manager, making it known to the county board that he would not be looking to extend his tenure for the 2014 season.
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In 1998, Murphy said he would like to be remembered "as a footnote in the history of the church in the modern age". Murphy publicly admitted to having written the "Xavier Rynne" articles, saying "I was afraid that if I went to my grave without making it known, the damned Jesuits would have claimed it was one of theirs and the Redemptorists would have been just as happy". Regarding his pseudonym, he said "thanks to the (Vatican) Council, my mother's maiden name is known all over the world".
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She had left Bordeaux on 27 July 1943, but was hardly out of the Bay of Biscay, north-west of Cape Ortegal, Spain, when she was sunk on 30 July by an Australian Sunderland flying boat from No. 461 Squadron RAAF piloted by Flight Lieutenant Dudley Marrows. Coincidentally this aircraft had the registration "U", also making it known as 'U-461'. As a result of the attack, all 12 Australian crew on the flying boat agreed to drop an inflatable dinghy, fifteen of her crew survived; 53 were killed.
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As Cha-eon is about to deal the killing blow, Yul, who has been witnessing the whole thing, comes out from his hiding to stop Cha-eon, threatening that he will report this matter to his father. It is then that his father appears, making it known that he has been conspiring with Cha-eon for the whole thing all along, shocking Yul. Yul is removed from the scene and the coup is completed successfully. Due to this, Yul's father is crowned as the new King and Cha-eon becomes the Vice Premier.
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Advised by the Refugee Council, Raducanu initially kept a low profile in Scotland and was upset by reports that he had abandoned his wife and baby daughter in Romania, making it known that he was telephoning them daily. Rowan gave him work on a construction site, and he made his Boroughmuir debut on 20 January 1990, although it was unclear at that point whether he intended to stay in Scotland on a permanent basis. His wife and daughter were able to escape Romania soon after. Raducanu later played rugby in England.
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The mappings to such representations are non-linear and can be heavily context-dependent, therefore further research may be necessary. Nevertheless, it is known that an 'acoustic' strategy can still be maintained by pre-setting a “template” by making it known to the listener exactly what message to think about, even if passively, and in a non-explicit form. In these circumstances it is possible to partially decode the acoustic envelope of speech message from neural timeseries if the listener is induced to think in the form of sound.
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That lasted until the Catholic missionary Lucien Galtier arrived in 1840. He did not care for Parrant, his tavern, or the use of his name. Galtier's arrival coincided with Parrant's eviction from his establishment and the building of a log chapel near where steamboats had an easy landing. Galtier named the chapel St. Paul's, making it known that the settlement was then to be called by that name, as "Saint Paul as applied to a town or city was well appropriated, this monosyllable is short, sounds good, it is understood by all Christian denominations".
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Due to the long time taken for development, even before its release, Super Demetrios had already had a strong fan base, mostly among the Thessaloniki campus students. In mid 2011, a major Athenian newspaper did a two-page tribute to Super Demetrios, the so-called "first Greek superhero film", making it known to the general public of Athens. Upon its release at the 52nd Thessaloniki International Film Festival all screenings were crowded with a lot of people watching it standing up on the stairs. The film got the highest number of audience votes in the history of the festival.
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In 1689, Bray and his family, along with several others, moved from Salem proper to establish a church in Danvers. Around 1690, Bray's granddaughter by his son Thomas, Margaret, married a man by the name of John Willard. Willard acted as a constable for the court, and given Bray's legal misfortunes decades prior, the family disapproved of him immediately after it was announced Margaret and John were eloped. The two lived a rather normal life for several years, all the while the Wilkins family did not shy away from making it known how they disapproved of John.
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In 1927, he started a course on Romanian linguistic ethnography, the first of its kind. His contributions appeared in Grai și suflet, Langue et littérature and Vieața nouă. His research was consistently interdisciplinary, combining ethnography, folklore and dialectology, and analyzing phenomena from comparatist, Romance and Balkan perspectives. A good part of his work dealt with the literary, folk and religious corpus in the Aromanian language, and was aimed at making it known and emphasizing its value. An early text in this direction was Antologie aromânească (1922). His studies of ethnography and folklore (among them Images d’ethnographie roumaine, vol.
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Shimmer, an exiled dragon princess traveling incognito in human form, senses powerful magic emanating from a small village. Investigating its source, she determines that it is the witch Civet, who sealed up the waters of her homeland, the Inland Sea, centuries ago in the form of a blue pebble, now making it known as the Lost Sea. Civet is staying at a local inn in disguise. Shimmer soon encounters a young, orphaned kitchen servant named Thorn who is being harassed by the local children because he claims to have seen the mythical Unicorn, one of the Five Masters.
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This is the only way to regulate the neighbourly questions for a Government animated by good faith to avoid events dangerous to peace." : 3. "The Polish Government allows the Lithuanian Government 48 hours from the moment the note is presented for the acceptance of this proposition in making it known that diplomatic representations at Kaunas and Warsaw will be accredited not later than March 31, of this year. Until that date, all discussions of a technical or other character between the Polish and Lithuanian Governments shall be continued by the envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary at Tallinn.
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In the movie, after successfully buying their freedom, Moll, Jemmy, and several other Newgate inmates board a ship for America and to a fresh start. Jemmy and Moll are wed and it appears that all lessons are learned and penitence is considered. However, Moll and Jemmy are back to their thieving and conniving ways, stealing a pocket watch off one of the crewmen while their wedding ceremony is taking place, making it known that despite their time spent in prison, no lessons have been learned. This coincides with the lack of spiritual nature in the film, which is a major aspect of the book.
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Starting in the 1973–74 season, the clubs were organised into a league of six divisions - what today comprises the Scottish Premiership and National League elements of the League Championship. Originally, below the six divisions (but not connected by promotion or relegation) were a series of District Leagues, covering smaller geographical areas, organised by District Unions and sometimes involving second XVs. Over a period of time, these District divisions have been reformed and integrated into the Scottish rugby union system meaning that today, only four clubs don't have their first XVs in the interconnected league structure. The entire system is sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland (or RBS), making it known as the RBS League Championship.
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Ross and his mother have a confrontation wherein she demands to know why he is making such irregular and reckless decisions, with Ross assuring her that everything is alright, and that he finally knows who he is. She rejects this and pushes further, comparing his actions to his father's, which spurs Ross to angrily disparage his father, causing Trish to slap him. Ross walks away with Penny and Crash, after telling his mother that he is moving out. Sean intercedes and quells the situation by making it known to Trish that she has been overbearing on Ross his whole life, out of a fear of losing him - as she lost Bob, and has never let him be a kid.
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In 1839, the first iron made sailing ship, the "John Garrow", was built along with the help of his partner John Ronalds in his shipyard in Aberdeen. It was shortly thereafter in 1840 when Coutts moved south to Tyneside to go at it alone and open his own shipyard.Aberdeen's Links With Tyneside Shipbuilding The Doric Columns; 1/9/2014 John Coutts was very adamant about making it known he was not related to the well renowned and highly reputable Scottish Coutts Family, who was well known for banking. It was in 1840 when Coutts had traveled south to Tyneside to open his own shipyard in an old wooden shipyard at Low Walker on the Tyne.
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His tenure with the Islanders was largely affected by injury, with a lingering concussion ruling him out for the entirety of the 2016–17 season. Grabovski joined the Islanders along with his Maple Leafs linemate and friend Nikolay Kulemin, making it known to teams during free agency that they wanted to sign together. On 21 June 2017, the Vegas Golden Knights selected Jean-François Bérubé from the Islanders in the 2017 NHL Expansion Draft. Berube was selected with the condition that Grabovski's final year of contract be traded to the Golden Knights along with a first-round pick in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, a second-round pick in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft and prospect Jake Bischoff.
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After successfully defending the contract against Fale at Destruction in Kobe, Tanahashi himself nominated Naito as his next challenger. This marks the final defense of the contract with the winner securing a spot in the main event of Wrestle Kingdom 10. Naito, however, sarcastically suggested a fan vote to determine the true main event of show, making it known he still held a grudge against Tanahashi and NJPW fans for the events that led to the 2014 Wrestle Kingdom 8 in Tokyo Dome event. Naito had won the 2013 G1 Climax and was in line to main event the Tokyo Dome event, however, following a fan voting, his IWGP Heavyweight Championship match was demoted with Tanahashi and Shinsuke Nakamura's IWGP Intercontinental Championship match taking over the main event spot.
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After moving back to the United Kingdom and a period as night editor of the Daily Express, Murdoch appointed him The Sun editor in 1981. Conflict between the two groups meant that MacKenzie performed both jobs for a time. In 1978, The Sun had finally overtaken the Daily Mirror in circulation becoming the newspaper with the highest sales in the UK. It was MacKenzie though who cemented the paper's image as a right-wing tabloid, not only increasing its profile, but also making it known for its attacks on left-wing political figures and movements and its sensationalist front-page celebrity exposés.Tanya Gold "Kelvin MacKenzie destroyed his own reputation years before Hillsborough", The Guardian, 28 September 2012 These often proved to be misleading or false, with many controversies in this area occurring during MacKenzie editorship.
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Collingwood wrote: > A circumstance occurred during the action which so strongly marks the > invincible spirit of British seamen, when engaging the enemies of their > country, that I cannot resist the pleasure I have in making it known to > their Lordships; the Temeraire was boarded by accident; or design, by a > French ship on one side, and a Spaniard on the other; the contest was > vigorous, but, in the end the combined ensigns were torn from the poop and > the British hoisted in their places. Collingwood's account, probably based largely on Harvey's report in the immediate aftermath of the battle, contained several errors. Temeraire had closely engaged two French ships, rather than a French and a Spanish ship, and had not been boarded by either during the action. Nevertheless, the account was popular and a print was rushed out purporting to show Harvey taking the lead in clearing Temeraires decks of enemy seamen.
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In Canada, the offence is defined by section 140 of the Criminal Code: :140. (1) Every one commits public mischief who, with intent to mislead, causes a peace officer to enter on or continue an investigation by ::(a) making a false statement that accuses some other person of having committed an offence; ::(b) doing anything intended to cause some other person to be suspected of having committed an offence that the other person has not committed, or to divert suspicion from himself; ::(c) reporting that an offence has been committed when it has not been committed; or ::(d) reporting or in any other way making it known or causing it to be made known that he or some other person has died when he or that other person has not died. :(2) Every one who commits public mischief ::(a) is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding five years; or ::(b) is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction.Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c C-46, s 140.
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