Offering to supply is a criminal offense, supplying is a criminal offense, and possession is a criminal offense.
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But as defense catches up to offense, offense continues to progress.
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New York's offense also is near the bottom of the league in both categories, ranking 30th in total offense (20173) and 26th in scoring offense (20.3).
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The Tar Heels have the best offense, while the Wildcats' offense ranks second.
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Elsewhere, they vary dramatically from offense to offense and from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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Being arrested for an offense is not the same as committing that offense.
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Without Hornibrook, the Wisconsin offense relied on Jonathan Taylor for most of its offense.
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Contemporary feminists, by contrast, are more likely to take offense than to give offense.
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The Howard offense mustered just 68 yards of total offense and four first downs.
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No offense, Thompson, but — ok actually, full offense is fine — Kardashian needs to dump Thompson!
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WILDCATS OFFENSE: Rodriguez practically invented the read option offense so prevalent in college football today.
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For example, Texas now treats truancy as a civil offense instead of a criminal offense.
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"The offense fed off the defense, and the defense fed off the offense," Fitzpatrick said.
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I view lying as a gateway offense that makes permissible any manner of other offense.
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The unit finished the season ranked 32nd in total offense and 26th in scoring offense.
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You wait, those aficionados said, bye-bye triangle offense, Jeff is going modern N.B.A. offense.
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The Owls are fifth in the nation in turnover margin, eighth in rushing offense at nearly 300 yards per game, ninth in red zone offense and 17th in total offense.
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The Bills rank 31st in both scoring offense (14.8 points per game) and total offense (285.7).
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Users on Minds get three strikes unless the offense falls under the "immediate ban offense" category.
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They were totally uncompetitive on offense, and yielded 28 points to a Blaine Gabbert-led 49ers offense.
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"The style of offense we play in — we're a huddle, West Coast offense," Coach Chris Klieman said.
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But 153's No. 1 scoring offense couldn't keep pace with 2016's No. 2 scoring offense.
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Obstruction is plainly an impeachable offense: It's the offense for which Richard Nixon was threatened with impeachment.
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Yes, but: Four of their wins came against the NFL's three worst offenses (Dolphins, Redskins, Jets twice) and their other four came against the 28th-ranked offense in terms of yards (Steelers), the 24th-ranked offense (Giants), the 20th-ranked offense (Browns) and the 19th-ranked offense (Bills).
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"My key to the whole thing is can the Denver offense keep up with Carolina's offense," he said.
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"Our offense, we didn't really run any offense, like we usually do," Cyclones senior guard Deonte Burton said.
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Our offense couldn't keep their offense off the field and our defense couldn't keep them off the field.
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"Not every impeachable offense is a crime, and not every crime is an impeachable offense," Mr. Matz said.
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They make a public event into a private offense and then project that offense back into the public sphere.
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Just as the Seattle offense improved when Jimmy Graham was hurt, the Kansas City offense got better without Charles.
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Right now my understanding is that there's not really a domestic violence offense [rule], just an assault offense [rule].
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"An impeachable offense need not be a crime, and a crime need not be an impeachable offense," Nadler said.
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The Cougars were 11th nationally in scoring offense (42.7 points per game) and 16th in total offense (505.1 yards).
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If you're convicted of a drugs offense in Dubai that's also your first offense, you're sentenced to four years.
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To portray the coming games as offense versus defense would be unfair to the Spurs' offense and the Warriors' defense.
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Against a mediocre Michigan State offense and a terrible Duke offense, it was the defense's turn to stink it up.
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"Look, if it wasn't a fireable offense for MSNBC ten years ago, it ain't a fireable offense now," Ham concluded.
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Lying to the FBI is a federal offense — a serious felony — and Flynn pleaded guilty to that offense on Friday.
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A first offense that doesn&apost contribute to a crash carries a fine of up to $217.8,210, while the fine for a second offense or first offense contributing to a crash can be as high as $20123,22012.
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ATL: 28.623-28.613, +28.603 Pt. Differential, No. 2121 on offense, No. 21108.6 on defense BOS: 21100-2156, +2190.3 Pt. Differential, No. 21100 on offense, No. 2176 on defense Which team will muster enough offense to move on?
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Violators will be fined $250 for the first offense, $500 for a second offense and $1,000 for third offenses and beyond.
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OFFENSE REFUELED:Missouri&aposs offense struggled mightily early in the season, scoring a combined 30 points against South Carolina, Purdue and Auburn.
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So no offense to Zooey and her tea-length pleated skirts, and definitely no offense to her banjo player, but cotton?
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They also proved that their own offense is extremely not perfect, but you don't come to Jacksonville to watch the offense.
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Article 22 provides that extradition may be refused if the proceedings concern an offense that the United States (in this case) considers to be a political offense, or a purely military offense that is not ordinarily considered a crime.
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OFFENSE REFUELED Missouri&aposs offense struggled mightily early in the season, scoring a combined 30 points against South Carolina, Purdue and Auburn.
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"Battery within families" would be recategorized as an administrative offense instead of a criminal offense, unless it occurs multiple times a year.
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Currently these sentences range from five years for one offense to life in prison without possibility of parole for a third offense.
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Since it is a camera and not a person that witnessed the offense, such violations generally cannot be considered a criminal offense.
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"If an offender is not indicted for an offense, it is strong evidence that the offense did not occur," Ms. Gaffney said.
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A veteran of the Air Raid offense — just like Falk — Minshew relies on accuracy and thrives in a high-volume passing offense.
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The Illini offense had a dreadful first-half showing, collecting one first down, 1 yard rushing and 30 yards of total offense.
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The Triangle, also known as the Triple-Post Offense, the Sideline Triangle Offense, and the Trade-Me-Coach Offense, reportedly collapsed under the weight of its own pretension in the front office of the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
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Accordingly, in light of the nature and circumstances of his offense, his release at this time would minimize the severity of his offense.
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Houston's offense is going to force the defense to make up a lot of ground against a KC offense that's playing very well.
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"It makes it tough on the offense as good as our offense has been," Seattle manager Scott Servais said of his team's pitching.
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In other words, depending on the circumstance, a first-time offense might warrant a verbal warning or detention, a second offense, suspension, etc.
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The Vikings offense finished 27th in yardage offense in 2014, and with All Day back in the fold last season they finished...29th.
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Those questions faded away recently as Anthony fit into a new role in the offense while offense began coming easier for the Thunder.
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The sanction must fit the offense, and the sanction of impeachment does not fit the alleged offense of failing to comply with subpoenas.
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San Francisco's good start on offense was a distant memory as the offense converted just one of its final seven third-down opportunities.
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Their offense was cruising and their unheralded defense held Carson Wentz and the Eagles to just 33 yards of offense before the break.
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Offense came from everywhere for Connecticut, while the inexperienced guards of South Carolina eventually gave way to Wilson, as well, who turned the offense into a series of high-low actions with Jennings, a motion offense reduced to, essentially, a straight line.
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In his very first game, Walden's offense carved up Western New Mexico, a scholarship school, for 473 yards of total offense and 44 points.
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The penalty for posting such signs is $300 per sign for the first offense and up to $2,000 per sign for the second offense.
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Seattle's offense tallied a season-high 143 yards of total offense, including 277 yards through the air from Wilson on 26-of-36 passing.
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Good offense beat good defense in this game as Utah entered as the conference's No. 2 team in scoring offense and field goal percentage.
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Instead, the NFL suspended him for two games this season in relation to a separate weapons offense and misdemeanor drug offense, the league said.
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He's making the plays, bringing the ball down the floor, initiating the offense, calling out the offense, so that has helped him out too.
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Therefore, the government argues, that the sentencing "is both necessary and sufficient to address the nature of circumstances of the offense and to reflect the seriousness of the offense, to promote respect for the law, and to provide just punishment for the offense."[TorrentFreak]
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Kansas City won't ever have a dynamic offense under Alex Smith, but they've provided him with enough weapons to be a great ball-control offense.
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Buffalo mustered just 268 yards of offense, but that was all it took on a day when the Chiefs totaled just 236 yards on offense.
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Bevell, 49, replaces Jim Bob Cooter, whose contract was not renewed after Detroit finished 24th in total offense and 25th in scoring offense in 20123.
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An impeachable offense need not even be a criminal offense, so there's no reason why ignorance of the law would be a defense to impeachment.
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Sure, his golfing buddy Tom Brady didn't make the trip (no offense intended), and a number of other players didn't, either (offense very much intended).
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While it may seem like teams are creating it more offense, they are instead just creating more efficient offense at the expense of exciting plays.
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If the team's offense had not pulled a disappearing act, holding the high-powered Green Bay offense to 17 points would be considered a positive.
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When we reach the point that we cry wolf over every imagined instance of offense, it makes real cries of offense and harm less effective.
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If pregnancy centers fail to comply with the law, they're fined $500 for a first offense and $1,000 for each subsequent offense, according to the law.
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Two years later, the Tigers led the country in passing offense (33 yards per game) and finished second nationally in total offense (566.1 yards per game).
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The Bills also have struggled when in possession of the ball, ranking 22th in total offense (23 yards per game) and 53st in passing offense (25).
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Mets offense comes alive in win over Indians CLEVELAND — The New York Mets' dormant offense finally came to life Friday night, and they needed every run.
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" And the stakes are too high to risk being interviewed under those circumstances, he added: "That becomes not just a prosecutable offense, but an impeachable offense.
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Holder expressed disagreement with a proposal embraced by some Democratic presidential candidates to make illegally entering the U.S. a civil offense rather than a criminal offense.
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Navy's defense stifled Kansas State's offense most of the game, holding the Wildcats to just 24 yards of total offense prior to a game-tying drive.
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"That's an offense over that's going to grind out at-bats, and if you make mistakes to that offense, they're going to put up runs," Wieters said.
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The 211-year-old is expected to be a big part of the team's restructured offense after Montreal's offense came up short in the postseason last season.
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Trea Turner had three hits and three RBIs and Daniel Murphy homered to lead Washington's offense, but Cleveland had very little offense - thanks to Strasburg (21-25).
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The Wizards are the fourth-most efficient offense in the league on possessions following defensive rebounds, but the 21st-most efficient offense following opponent's made field goals.
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Offense/Armed for the Shootout Perhaps nothing underlines Casey's ability to change and grow as a coach as much as how he talks about offense these days.
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The rule would expand a pilot program enacted last spring, increasing the fine for violations to $500 for a first offense and $1,000 for the second offense.
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The rule would expand a pilot program enacted last spring, increasing the fine for violations to $19983 for a first offense and $21998,220 for the second offense.
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"Obstruction is plainly an impeachable offense: It's the offense for which Richard Nixon was threatened with impeachment," Litman wrote in a Friday New York Times op-ed.
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In New Jersey, a first D.W.I offense leads to the revocation of a driver's license for three months to a year; a second offense leads to the suspension of a license for a year; and a third offense carries mandatory jail time and 10 years without a license.
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The Hornets, who had a franchise-record first half on offense in their most recent game, waited until the second half to crank up the offense this time.
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Reports are that he will only be charged with creating a general offense, and not a homophobic one because the target of his homophobic offense was not gay.
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At least this year's football-factory title matchup offers a clear clash of styles — the up-tempo Xbox offense of Clemson versus Alabama's traditionalist offense and power defense.
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Under the proposed legislation, that offense would be covered only by the city's administrative code, which would treat it as either a civil offense or a criminal violation.
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For example, a prosecutor may decide whether to charge someone with one drug trafficking offense or charge each phone call used to sell drugs as a separate offense.
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Auburn's defense, however, was helpless to slow down Alabama's offense, which finished with 28 yards of total offense, just shy of its season average of 59 per game.
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Surprisingly, when both teams were jet-lagged, the offense for eastbound jet-lagged home teams suffered more than the offense of jet-lagged away teams, the study showed.
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Foster had previously been suspended by the NFL for the first two games of the 2018 season in connection with a weapons offense and a misdemeanor drug offense.
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But their offense, which has led to heavy criticism of Garrett and Linehan by the fan base, ranks 249th in total offense and managed only 256 yards Monday.
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The Cavaliers offense isn't predicated on excessive ball movement, so it's easy for them to slow the game down on offense and win the time-of-possession battle.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court ruled local police could store DNA from anyone suspected of a "serious offense" — but what's considered a serious offense is open for interpretation.
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"They know your offense better than you know your offense; they know where you're supposed to be better than you know where you're supposed to be," Auriemma said.
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What is your line between an offense that is properly left to voters in an election and an offense that is properly part of the congressional impeachment process?
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When he's on the floor, Houston's offense scores 13.6 more points per 100 possessions than when he's not (from second best to the third-worst offense in the league).
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Louisiana's hate crime statute carries a maximum five-year sentence, which must be served in addition to the sentence for the underlying offense (if the offense is a felony).
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Limiting transition offense is especially valuable against the Warriors' bench, who can have a hard time scoring out of their half-court offense because of a lack of spacing.
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SECOND CHANCE ON OFFENSE The new Dolphins Coach Adam Gase, an offensive mastermind, was more than a little disturbed by the ineptitude of his offense in last Saturday's scrimmage.
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"The offense of public mischief is a serious one, as it seeks to mislead the authorities and divert their attention away from the serious offense," he told the court.
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Oklahoma State led 10-6 at halftime in a start unexpectedly dominated by defense, with both teams ranked among the nation's top 25 in total offense and scoring offense.
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Under the Hawaii bill, anyone caught breaking the law would face a $10 fine for the first offense and a $50 fine or community service for a second offense.
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"This is a very — serious — offense," Sullivan said.
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In order to do that, we&aposll have to be better on third down as an offense, we&aposll have to be better in the red zone as an offense.
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BENNETT: Anyway, but you&aposre on offense or on defense, and right at the toughest parts of those -- that hearing, the Pompeo was on offense and did a great job.
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SAS: 67-1003, +10.6 Pt. Differential, 3rd on offense, 1st on defense MEM: 42-40, -2.2 Pt. Differential, 22nd on offense, 19th on defense A visit from the Goon Squad.
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When it works, this can make it much easier for the defense to contain even a spread offense, simply by forcing the offense to play in limited amounts of space.
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" Dems go on offense to protect ObamaCare: "Democrats are going on offense as ObamaCare faces a lawsuit, backed by the Trump administration, seeking to overturn the entire health care law.
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"I almost feel it was like a moment, some instance of madness on the part of Colonel Monterrosa to have committed that offense, because it was an offense," he added.
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"Of course not, but because he's doing nothing on offense and offense would be tax reform, would be front and center because there's no sign they're doing anything on offense, it's easy for the large percentage of the country, tens of millions of Americans who would like him to go," Halperin explained.
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A first-time offense can carry up to $400 in fines, something that jumps to as much as $800 for a third offense — plus a 90-day license suspension and points.
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MIA: 48-34, +1.6 Pt. Differential, No. 12 on offense, No. 7 on defense CHA: 48-34, +2.7 Pt. Differential, No. 13 on offense, No. 9 on defense Experience vs. Youth.
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OKC: 55-27, +7.3 Pt. Differential, No. 2 on offense, No. 12 on defense DAL: 42-40, -763 Pt. Differential, No. 10 on offense, No. 16 on defense Serge Ibaka vs.
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Getting the ground game going again has helped get the offense back on track after a midseason lull, as Cam Newton and Jonathan Stewart lead the league's No. 5 rushing offense.
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With Landry Jones and Michael Vick platooning under center and retread DeAngelo Williams toting the rock, the Steelers were still the NFL's fourth-best scoring offense, and third-best yardage offense.
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Buffalo's outstanding defense made Tom Brady and the Patriots' offense look positively pedestrian, and Matthew Stafford and the Detroit offense hung tough in a shootout with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.
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In a wild-card matchup billed as a top offense against a top defense, offense asserted itself, and the Green Bay Packers rolled to a 38-13 victory over the Giants.
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The complication for Jones ... this is his 2nd offense.
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Fighting, he said — in defense or offense — seems inevitable.
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Offense is Ramos's calling card: He is a career .
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The Warriors save money and get better (?) on offense.
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"For us to be successful on offense, we have to run the ball well," said Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson, whose team stalled at inopportune times despite compiling 281.5 yards of offense.
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Unlike in many countries, where defamation is a civil offense, Indian law also has provisions which classify it as a criminal offense punishable with a jail term of up to two years.
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The Cardinals are averaging a FBS-best 754 yards of total offense - 138 more than Baylor's top-ranked offense from a season ago and 338 more than Louisville averaged in 453. 1.
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Though defamation is a civil offense in many nations, it is a criminal offense in France, and as such, should have meant Giudicelli's removal from the board, according to the I.T.F. constitution.
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Kyler Murray and the Cardinals' Air Raid offense The Arizona Cardinals will have a new look with rookie quarterback Kyler Murray, new coach Kliff Kingsbury and the newly-installed Air Raid offense.
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"Just because a federal offense is not on the specific list of ineligible offenses doesn't mean inmates who committed [a] non-specified offense will earn early release," Carroll wrote in an email.
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This includes aliens convicted of an offense classified as a felony in the convicting jurisdiction, other than a state or local offense for which an essential element was the alien's immigration status.
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With that improvement and an offense that has continued to play well, the Raptors are one of six teams ranked in the top 10 in the N.B.A. in efficiency on offense and defense.
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After allowing the Bears 214 yards on offense in the game's first 30 minutes, the Giants clamped down and limited the Bears to just 101 total yards of offense in the second half.
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Marsh faces 10 counts of fourth-degree sex offense, four counts of perverted practice, four counts of contributing to the condition of a child and one count of attempted fourth-degree sex offense.
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If everything goes right for Denver, they'll gum up Carolina's offense—considering that Denver's offense is pretty much made of old gum, the Super Bowl would turn into a game decided by defense.
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"I think it's the best way, to allow someone arrested for a drug offense to have a chance to redeem themselves and not have such an ugly offense on their record," he says.
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Their offense should have no trouble moving the ball against the hapless Bengals (5-8), but Jeff Driskel and the Cincinnati offense have shown they can put points on the board as well.
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Madhab Prasad Bhattarai, a Nepali lawyer, said corporate fraud was a criminal offense in Nepal, and tax evasion, which some companies are also accused of, could be considered a criminal or civil offense.
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This is the episode where Rory meets the dull cliché of a Harvard family, and while its biggest offense is that it's boring, well, that's a pretty big offense on Gilmore Girls. 144.
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Currently, upskirting is not a crime in England and Wales, but instead can be prosecuted as voyeurism or as an offense outraging public decency, a common law offense, under the Sexual Offenses Act.
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He is not a natural on offense, but averaged 63 points a game thanks to an ability to finish at the rim and the intelligence to understand his place in the team's offense.
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Nevertheless, people who forget their court dates — even for a minor offense like littering — are hit with arrest warrants that turn a nuisance offense that might have been dismissed into a serious problem.
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Five years later, killing a bison was a criminal offense.
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I believe that this offense is capable of doing that.
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Alas, the Vikings feature probably the NFL's least aggressive offense.
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"Let's bring a 'hurry up offense' to Syrian kids." pic.twitter.
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Florida, which had 360 yards total offense, scored two touchdowns.
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A healthy Reed changed the entire dynamic of Washington's offense.
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The Rays' offense got after Estrada in the third inning.
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This simply generates more offense than any defense can handle.
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The Toronto Raptors' offense was great in the regular season.
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Utah's offense came back to life in the third quarter.
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"The Russian offense and activities speak for themselves," said Grenell.
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This was pure offense, and they did a great job.
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Then when your offense gets better, you can say no.
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I just don't think we were efficient enough on offense.
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Center Mike Ribeiro and defenseman Shea Weber provided the offense.
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The defense did their part and the offense came through.
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The boy was indicted for unnatural offense, guilty, death recorded.
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I argue that La La Land makes the same offense.
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On the fourth offense, the suspect could face criminal prosecution.
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The second offense would be closed with a special settlement.
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I couldn't find any offense to run to help us.
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"The offense swung the bats extremely well again," Price said.
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Blatt previously handled the offense while Lue handled the defense.
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For a supposed juggernaut, the Seahawks were punchless on offense.
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A news conference, however humiliating, is not an impeachable offense.
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Could you imagine Green and Julio on the same offense?!
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This isn't just a moral offense, though it is that.
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I mean, that has to be a sex offense, right?
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Cue the Kansas City bullpen, and cue the Cardinals' offense.
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"We had the offense early in the game," Teheran said.
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Read the Statement of Offense filed in United States v.
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The founding fathers intended using weapons for defense, not offense.
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O'Reilly took the blame for the Sabres lack of offense.
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That accounted for the majority of the Vols' offense, however.
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That agreement allowed Epstein to plea to a lesser offense.
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Nevada managed 1513 yards of offense in the first quarter.
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The two teams combined for 26,117 yards of total offense.
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He was a key cog in coach Bret Bielema's offense.
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Back on offense, Tagovailoa was quickly sacked by Georgia's defenders.
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"Lots of people take offense to the pin," Goodwin explained.
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And now, I think we're playing a little more offense.
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"This is playing offense in a competitive marketplace," he said.
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Offense was better than Game 2 in the fourth quarter.
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Detroit finished with 482 yards of offense but no touchdowns.
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FGM has been a criminal offense in Britain since 1985.
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Virginia Tech's offense disappeared on college basketball's biggest stage Thursday.
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It was the fourth straight day Herrera sparked the offense.
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It wasn't just their offense, however, that helped Utah win.
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No offense to Martha, but she's really not that ugly.
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Guys do it now even when they know the offense.
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"It's the most dangerous offense in our league," Counsell said.
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What many forgot is that their offense remained essentially intact.
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"I say that with no offense to her," he explained.
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"This sentence reflects the seriousness of the offense," Berman said.
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"The sky's the limit," Young said of the team's offense.
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Playing good offense is good energy and defense is energy.
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"We have high expectations for ourselves on offense," Prescott said.
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"Our offense fell apart," Trail Blazers coach Terry Stotts observed.
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Our offense seems to be warming up throughout the order.
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Washington frustrated the Chiefs' offense much of the first half.
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It is, in other words, if believed, an impeachable offense.
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I've escaped from Long Island, no offense to people there.
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But that's when the Indiana offense got rolling behind Lagow.
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The Patriots are making their most noteworthy adjustments on offense.
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JIM CRAMER: And I know you want to play offense.
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We need to be prepared to go on the offense.
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The Braves' offense had six hits to the Dodgers' five.
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Charlotte struggled setting its offense and had three consecutive turnovers.
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ARROYO: For 20183 years she served on a drug offense.
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UPDATE: We apologize for any offense this piece has caused.
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Their defense limited Colorado to 21 yards of total offense.
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"We're all on the same page on offense," Ertz said.
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Florida got just enough offense to stay alive on Tuesday.
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Now the Hurricanes must deal with Boston's onslaught of offense.
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Utah could not get on track on offense before halftime.
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I do take a lot of pride in my offense.
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Her offense is merely that she overstepped the show's guidelines.
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The Buckeyes offense seemed to suffer from an identity crisis.
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No offense to the average strip club patron, of course..
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"As an offense, we've got to execute better," Phillips said.
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Lively's greatest offense is not living up to her name.
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The Red Wolves' otherwise struggling offense converted on each mistake.
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The Red Wolves defense held the Knights offense in check.
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"Our defense fueled our offense," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said.
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Yet that term feels too innocent to describe the offense.
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"The offense just kept battling all night long," Yost said.
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Carolina has the best offense; Denver has the best defense.
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We are deeply grateful and mean no offense to them.
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Boston manager John Farrell knows how good his offense is.
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On offense, we didn't do what we were supposed to.
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Lawyers disagree on whether dodgy accounting constitutes an impeachable offense.
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"Once again not enough offense," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said.
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No offense to your mama but that idea is outdated.
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"Yeah, I'm really, really comfortable with this offense," Savage said.
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But Roberson's not on the floor for his offense, anyway.
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On a good shooting day, Villanova's offense is legitimately unstoppable.
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The magazine's worst offense may be that it is boring.
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Because there is no offense per se on human trafficking.
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Judiciary Committee's broadened definition of an impeachable offense that holds
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"We destructed on ourselves, offense and defense together," said Lewis.
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Saying they don't like him is not an impeachable offense.
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Stage 22019 turns the tide, when defense goes on offense.
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The Orioles could not give Miley much support on offense.
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The offense was concerning, and more injuries would pile up.
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They ran their offense and got open shots and layups.
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Nor has he even been charged with a federal offense.
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Chicago that season averaged 1.08 points per possession on offense.
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"That might very well be an impeachable offense," Nadler said.
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Wednesday, was spread around the world, drawing offense and mockery.
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After Fernandez departed, however, the Mets' offense continued to sputter.
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Pederson said the offense isn't operating at full speed yet.
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"'Tim, no offense,'" Mr. Kaine recalled Father Patricio as saying.
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"We're going to have to find more offense," Tortorella said.
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Nike apologized for any unintentional offense and recalled the shoes.
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"Of course it was a serious offense," she replied, unfazed.
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But LSU's offense could do nothing against the Alabama defense.
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"I take offense to that on their behalf," he said.
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The offense had improved recently and the pitching remained solid.
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Wake Forest was efficient on offense and stifling on defense.
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A state can't prosecute someone for the same offense twice.
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I was under this impression it was the ultimate offense.
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In Russia, having a dirty car is a fineable offense.
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He also had two hits as the Cubs' offense rolled.
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He was intercepted once as Alabama held Tennessee's offense scoreless.
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This isn't football, where there's an offense and a defense.
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If this is so, Trump has committed an impeachable offense.
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But, this goddamn feedback was above and beyond the offense.
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Their offense sputtered, straining to mesh Porzingis, Rose and Anthony.
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I like to play within the flow of the offense.
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Ms. Newbold, in Army fatigue pants, seemed to take offense.
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But the Tigers' offense was sharp, balanced and explosive Saturday.
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So is Auburn's offense, which finished with 482 total yards.
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The police have charged only Mr. Liu with an offense.
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He has gone on offense on some real policy proposals.
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Rather, Bowles said the Jets' listless offense needed a spark.
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"We must keep ISIS from returning by staying on offense."
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His offense, by NBA standards, was something less than capable.
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Gone are the days of choosing between offense and defense.
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The Bulldogs are tenacious on defense and efficient on offense.
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The agreement allowed Epstein to plea to a lesser offense.
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Smith's sniping ability is a small piece of Cleveland's offense.
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Green Bay was mostly able to stalemate the Arizona offense.
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Sure. Armor that splits the difference between offense and defense?
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The Timberwolves have no trouble imposing their will on offense.
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It's no better, or more fun to watch, on offense.
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Bring on the comments about how the offense is crap.
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Offense was wildfire and defense was an increasingly thorny chore.
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It's good for the 225th best offense over that stretch.
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Generally speaking, Houston's offense unfolds in predictable yet unstoppable patterns.
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"We need offense right now," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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"I loved the way we played on offense," said Bernard.
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Moore has said being gay should be a criminal offense.
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In any functional workplace, that would be a firing offense.
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At that point, Virginia Tech finally got its offense going.
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A pair of monster shots accounted for the early offense.
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Southwest Division James Harden is an unstoppable machine on offense.
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He was the lone bright spot for the Giants' offense.
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To do so, they will need their offense to reawaken.
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She told reporters about the offense given to the widow.
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There's no way that offense should have scored 220 points.
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Most of all, on offense and defense Virginia plays slow.
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"I don't think it just pumped the offense," Foles said.
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Yours, in short, was a venial sin — a pardonable offense.
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Do you think it should be a civil offense only?
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And obstruction of justice has historically been an impeachable offense.
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Asian viewers took offense at what they considered racial stereotyping.
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The offense has flourished with steady production from all corners.
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For the latter group, Friday's announcement seemed a forgivable offense.
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"As an offense, we've just got to finish," Darnold said.
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Her attacker, a neighbor, had previous child sex offense convictions.
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Eighteen countries grant prisoners the vote regardless of their offense.
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The problems extend to others on the offense as well.
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He just knew what the offense was about to do.
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A ball is hiked, and an offense goes into motion.
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And his offense did not provide much help, hitting only .
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Kerr talked a bit about his offense and his personnel.
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Thanks to Payton's return, the Magic showed improvement on offense.
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Mr. Lagerfeld has caused offense several times in recent years.
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Go deeper: Zynga CEO on going from offense to defense
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These systems can be used for both defense and offense.
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The offense carries up to five years in federal prison.
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Her offense: wearing a head scarf during a television interview.
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"No part of our offense was functional tonight," McAdoo said.
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Marilyn McKey, 32, faces two counts of the same offense.
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I don't see anything remotely close to an impeachable offense.
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The team's improvement has come mostly because of the offense.
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Colorado's offense woke up in the bottom of the fifth.
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Offense did their job and the defense did their job.
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One article of impeachment is drafted for each alleged offense.
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"I don't even want to talk about offense," Rose said.
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Their offense is clearly better with him on the court.
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His prison sentence is the maximum term for that offense.
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And he can pardon anyone charged with a federal offense.
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Right now he's been a huge part of our offense.
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"They took offense to something," Heat guard Tyler Johnson said.
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UA had 633 yards in total offense; UTEP had 35.
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The Giants offense started the second half with a bang.
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It had insisted that adultery should remain a criminal offense.
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He said he understood why the offense was so painstaking.
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Overhauling his offense was not an easy decision, Engebretsen said.
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Houston is not going to stop the Kansas City offense.
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Defense is balling and our offense is getting things rolling.
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They were missing seven starters on offense in Week 17.
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The scrumhalf is kind of a triggerman for the offense.
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Without Cespedes and Wright, the offense usually cannot catch up.
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We didn't always sync up our offense and our pitching.
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The team's offense feeds off his speed, strength and grit.
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In a tight game, the L.S.U. offense is just superior.
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" And Izzy says: "That sounds like a cult, no offense.
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Because without the ball, the Steelers' offense could not score.
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But his offense did not seem to threaten the republic.
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"I thought the offense had to come back," Richards said.
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The taking of each plant is considered an individual offense.
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Depth at receiver kept the offense moving even without Jones.
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That's because domestic terrorism is still not a federal offense.
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And occasionally a few rule changes friendly to the offense.
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It took Georgia's offense a while to get on track.
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"We believe these actions represent an impeachable offense," they said.
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That would be obstruction of justice, potentially an impeachable offense.
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The Giants' offense accentuated their rushing game, not their quarterback.
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Another knife offense saw him returned to prison in 2003.
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But the character was too old, no offense to Harvey.
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It's time for us to do our part on offense.
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Her husband, Giannulli has been charged with the same offense.
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But as much as Ball, Leaf makes U.C.L.A's offense tick.
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That scenario would be a fireable offense in any setting.
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" For a second offense, wrongdoers would "have cut off from . . .
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Moreover, Trump's offense is directly relevant to the 2020 election.
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The rest of the Atlanta offense, though, continues to struggle.
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The Blue Raiders had just 216 yards of total offense.
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I think we're still growing and evolving as an offense.
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President Abbas reportedly took great personal offense to this request.
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This would be a perfect opportunity for effective progressive offense.
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Wade and Mawien both helped at different times on offense.
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Chicago's offense is not nearly as advanced as its defense.
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Everyone said the Chiefs were all offense and no defense.
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A second offense would result in removal from the clergy.
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His passing skills within the Spurs offense has greatly developed.
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The one that is not wedded to the triangle offense.
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"Our offense was fantastic today," Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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Wait, does anyone have a good offense besides the Saints?
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Congress must determine whether there has been a constitutional offense.
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The campaign finance violation is a federal, not state, offense.
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Is a violation of campaign finance law an impeachable offense?
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But of course, the best defense is a good offense.
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The Vikings found their offense, the defense tightened against the league's No. 1 offense from last season, and Minnesota was on its way to a convincing 29-19 win against the New Orleans Saints.
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Washington was still a slow offense, which did keep their scoring total in check, but when you have the sixth-highest pass offense DVOA in the NFL, well, you're going to score some points.
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In the chaos of an active half-court offense, Thompson has several responsibilities that culminate with him crashing the glass; in a grind-it-out, isolation-heavy half-court offense, his focus becomes narrower.
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In Pennsylvania, it's listed as the separate offense of indecent assault, while in Oregon, semen is classified as a relevant "dangerous substance" and forms part of the misdemeanor offense of third-degree sexual abuse.
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Arizona and Seattle are tied for the league's best set of team stats — the Cardinals being first in offense, fifth in defense, while the Blue Men Group is second in defense, fourth in offense.
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A complete collapse by the Rockets on offense, which abruptly ended a fairly fast-paced, well-executed initial 30 minutes of play that had sucked the Spurs into early offense and poor transition defense.
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Unless and until the Texans fix their offense (remember: O'Brien was brought in to fix Gary Kubiak's offense, and Kubiak's won a Super Bowl since then) they're going to be an AFC also-ran.
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Though Kubiak and Peyton were often a bit of an odd match offensively, the Broncos were able to win games defensively while just getting by on offense, with a more run-heavy, conservative offense.
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But after spreading out its offense and getting double-digit contributions from their entire starting lineup, New York got a taste of what things can look like when the Knicks properly execute their offense.
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Pro Football Focus observed that there were two clear periods of time for Denver this season with Manning coming into the game, which can be classified as playing either Manning's offense or Kubiak's offense.
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The previous prosecution team had argued that Stone's conduct merited various hefty enhancements in what's known as the "offense level" (basically, how serious the offense is and how stiff a sentence it should get).
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When Irving was running the offense, the Nets were an above-average offensive team, but they relied on Irving to create their scoring, as opposed to sharing the ball in a team-centric offense.
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Wideout A.J. Green has a team-high 809 receiving yards — more than double any other Bengals player — for an offense that ranks 32nd overall in total offense (274.3 yards) and 31st in rushing (75.6).
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And until midway through the fourth quarter, the Giants — stout on defense if erratic on offense — had what appeared to be a comfortable 7-point lead on Washington, whose offense was floundering and flat.
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Though McAdoo has never had to lead an entire team roster and coaching staff — defense, offense and special teams — he has had to command the room when roughly half that group meets as an offense.
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Even playing without Embiid but with the Sixers' two best shooters (Redick and Covington) only nudges the offense to 103.2 points per 100, which is the equivalent of the 24th-ranked offense in the league.
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The tragedy is that, while he was screwing his team on offense, he was the IDEAL pick-and-roll defender, working brilliantly in space and shutting down spread offense penetration as a matter of course.
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The Twins had little trouble holding down the White Sox offense in six games last month, allowing an average of 2.2 runs in the two series but going just 3-3 while the offense sputtered.
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Georgia continues to seek consistency on offense, where under freshman quarterback Jacob Eason and a stable of productive running backs the Bulldogs nonetheless rank 12th in the SEC in scoring offense (25.1 points per game).
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The United States has the best offense and the deepest defense.
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Russia's offense is almost as good but its defenses lack depth.
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The Broncos, in many ways, were held back by their offense.
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Moreover, the offense only ranks in the 50s nationally in efficiency.
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No offense Amazon, but we'll take John over Jimmy any day.
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Nelson Cruz's long homer in the fourth provided Seattle's only offense.
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But that was all the offense the futile Phillies could muster.
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Christin Stewart led Detroit's offense with a run and two RBIs.
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Ellis was characteristically aggressive on offense and characteristically absentminded on defense.
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"The game of mixed doubles the strategy is offense," said Morris.
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The Phillies' offense scuffled, especially at the top of the order.
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But the far more common publicly expressed reaction was deep offense.
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" He then added, "No offense to crossing guards, by the way.
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All year long, Gurley was the centerpiece of the Rams offense.
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That prevents the government from prosecuting the person for that offense.
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Still, his command of the offense led to multiple big plays.
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Their offense plummeted from first to last in the league. First.
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Ohio State finished with 688 yards of offense, including 24 rushing.
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"I'm really proud of the offense," Houston coach Tom Herman said.
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Popper would later be convicted of the same offense in 1961.
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Nashville but Chicago's offense dominated this game, outshooting Washington 21-257.
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"I meant no offense to the king at all," he added.
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Kept our offense in good situations when we took the field.
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The most local news is probably, no offense, the most important.
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We did a good job of attacking the paint on offense.
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Looks like he's saved a piece, which is a punishable offense.
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"Normally murder is thought of as a local offense," McCord said.
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When defenders go under the screen on him, Atlanta's offense stalls.
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It sounds, no offense, absolutely asinine, but I suppose we'll see.
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My partner takes offense at this, because it implicates him too.
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"He's been so big for this offense," manager Joe Girardi said.
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Despite all that upheaval, Chicago's offense exceeded expectations in every way.
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Much of the offense came from two bats — Guyer and Valencia.
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The Spurs have the top defense and the third-ranked offense.
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No offense, the 2020 merch bar is simply set very high.
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The San Francisco offense can gain no traction against decent opponents.
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Omar apologized for any offense and pledged to be more diplomatic.
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Green Bay's offense has dropped to 23rd from sixth in 2014.
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What separated a permanently bannable offense from a temporarily bannable one?
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It's the best, no offense to me or my other guests.
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Not all years or offense types were available for each agency.
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Stover blocked shots, Allmond sank jumpers and Anderson directed the offense.
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The score and long drive seemed to wake up Alabama's offense.
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Stotts said Portland's offense finally came alive in the third quarter.
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But the judge maintained that Somerville had committed a serious offense.
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Brett Brown's pace and pass offense is predicated on space, too.
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Atlanta&aposs offense has been rather inconsistent at times as well.
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Do not take offense to the new way of doing business.
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Gobert is quietly transforming into an equally intimidating force on offense.
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ELLEITHEE: But that&aposs not what the statement of offense reported.
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The offense we saw in Seattle didn't make the trip south.
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The offense did not do what they were supposed to do.
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At one point, she manages to get a "no offense" in.
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The maximum penalty for each offense is 30 years in prison.
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The offense carries a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison.
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Utah, on the other hand, endured a sluggish start on offense.
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It was a game Arizona had to remain patient on offense.
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Despite his large size, Doomfist is a highly mobile offense character.
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Beal will occasionally take the reigns as quarterback of the offense.
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DEFENSIVE SHOW:While thePurdue offense has struggled, the defense has been impressive.
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Perhaps most impressive was Morant's comfort running an NBA-style offense.
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Hopefully within the flow of our offense, he'll get his opportunities.
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Streep's statement does not make it clear when the offense occurred.
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We didn't do anything on offense to give us a chance.
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Cookus&apos departure had a noticeable effect on the NAU offense.
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The defense, the offense, the athleticism, the vastly underrated net play.
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"We definitely didn't start the game well (on offense)," Shanahan said.
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The teams struggled on offense for most of the first half.
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He was never charged with a gun offense or violent crime.
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A new offense committed by the film is making the rounds.
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"Everybody knows what this offense is capable of doing," Miley said.
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The maximum sentence for this offense is five years of imprisonment.
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He was found guilty of possessing tobacco products for that offense.
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"The homemade lighter was constructed of (redacted)," the offense report states.
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Also: You have a strong offense, but what about your defense?
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The bullpen had a hiccup Friday, the offense didn't hit today.
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Punishment for that offense is up to three years in prison.
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It is an instrument of offense and defense against the enemy.
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Rather, they commit the hate offense for the thrill of it.
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Excluded are those convicted of murder or a felony sexual offense.
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The Longhorns finished with a 312-256 advantage in total offense.
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The Rockets' offense, to be clear, does not run through Capela.
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How could such an offense not be deemed a high crime?
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Its failures on offense clearly colored its efforts in other aspects.
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"His college offense had no carryover to pro offenses," Fangio said.
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Leslie: No offense but is that his mom in the pic?
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To those people, China's self-defense is an offense to Canada.
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The hot shooting helped Utah weather UCLA's strong start on offense.
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Offense was a problem for Kansas State (6-2) as well.
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And no offense to burgers and dogs, but they probably should.
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They're a full offense to deal with on a nightly basis.
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Detroit's offense, which has been inconsistent, missed on some scoring chances.
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The Baltimore Orioles have struggled on offense for much of 2019.
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Good guys, but their robots don't play very well, no offense.
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"We're just trying to create some offense," manager Ned Yost said.
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Meanwhile, the Cardinals' offense missed key chances, producing just four hits.
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But the performance that they put up on offense is special.
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LF Justin Upton is almost all of Detroit's offense these days.
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But Green Bay's offense broke out of a lengthy dry spell.
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The Cardinals boast the nation's top offense (19793 points per game).
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However, San Francisco counts exclusively from the date of the offense.
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But the Wolf Pack could not handle St. Mary's precision offense.
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The offense has to do better and it starts with me.
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Police said Masood had never been convicted of a terrorist offense.
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The alleged offense was that she had cut her own hair.
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Then the offense can do its thing, getting out and running.
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For President Trump, every new day brings a new impeachable offense.
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That may be, but hate speech is not a victimless offense.
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I've seen several comments that take offense at the suggested comparison.
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But those are no longer prerequisites to win on offense overall.
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The exact retribution depends, of course, on the offense at hand.
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"No offense but you really don't deserve that promotion," he texted.
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All right, so strengths and weaknesses with the offense and defense.
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Ingles gave Utah's offense an early spark in the first quarter.
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His offense and rebounding are just too important to the Thunder.
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Here's the thing, though: the triangle offense is a red herring.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma State complemented its stingy defense with a balanced offense.
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The Commodores had a messy situation on offense, especially at quarterback.
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And if that does not constitute an impeachable offense, nothing will.
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A second offense costs them a full 36 months of aid.
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But the estimate, it turned out, was itself a criminal offense.
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Seattle started out this year needing offense in the worst way.
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After the game, Stephenson insisted that he intended no such offense.
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He can handle the ball, he can get into an offense.
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But he did not back off after Scarborough went on offense.
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A seasoned veteran assistant is now running Texas A&M's offense.
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It's unclear if Manigault Newman's recording amounts to a criminal offense.
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Offense, defense and special teams all scored touchdowns for Kansas City.
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They had the league's best defense, a crisp and multipronged offense.
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This season, however, his role in the offense had become limited.
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"The evidence gathered does not establish an impeachable offense," it added.
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Eventually, they arrested him for a completely different offense—tax evasion.
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"We can't go consecutive games without having any offense," Capuano said.
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I think part of that is just knowing the offense better.
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Thus, his modus operandi: a good offense is the best defense.
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The Orioles pitched well in the series but had little offense.
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To those people, China's self-defence is an offense to Canada.
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The Patriots did not change their offense drastically for Brady's understudy.
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Some help from the offense has benefited the Mets' pitching staff.
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On offense, the Americans' movement has had a clunky, arrhythmic feel.
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It has nothing to do with corruption or any serious offense.
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"Overall as an offense, we need to be better," Roberts assured.
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And the athleticism of young players helps fuel the Boston offense.
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Still, the Wizards got enough offense to outlast the struggling Bulls.
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Like the four corners offense, he will run out the clock.
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Sethi emphasizes "playing offense" when it comes to using credit cards.
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Without the threat of the 3-pointer, the Nets offense stalled.
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Coming to work drunk, I'm sorry, but that's a fireable offense.
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"Offense" and "hurt" are the central concepts employed in this battle.
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Defense is critical, but the country needs a strong democracy offense.
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As has been said, the best defense is a strong offense.
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Relisting allowed to stay on offense and bring in shareholder interest.
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We're going to go on offense and call these things out.
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Many international students took offense to the implications in Neely's emails.
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The first request is not and cannot be an impeachable offense.
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Some viewers may take offense at the way Harley is depicted.
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Hooper went off last week while the Falcons offense stalled out.
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Winston seems to be getting a grip on Bruce Arians' offense.
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The Mets' offense has been the biggest drag on their season.
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NOTES: Utah totaled 86 yards on offense in the first half.
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Both teams came out flat on offense in the first half.
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But that was it for the Jacksonville offense until garbage time.
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Clinton stayed on offense for much of the 90-minute encounter.
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The 2014 Spurs weren't the only forefathers of the Warriors offense.
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He has made four tackles and played 90 snaps on offense.
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The best defense against Golden State is an onslaught of offense.
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No offense to Amish people, but you know what I mean?
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We disrupted their offense; we got to a lot of pucks.
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Medicaid for 650,000 new Obamacare enrollees in Ohio—a capital offense
|
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"They're a pretty potent offense," Bears head coach John Fox said.
|
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"Offense is the best form of defense," Lee Yung Pil said.
|
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We weren't able to create much offense those last six minutes.
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Plus, it would be prioritizing public health over a possessions offense.
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Chicago Cubs — stale offense Where has the excitement gone in Chicago?
|
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Second baseman Brian Dozier continues to do his part on offense.
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Offense is taken when a much-loved picnic dish is ignored.
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Victor Martinez led the Tigers' offense with a three-run homer.
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"This is a very serious offense," he said at the hearing.
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It was as fatal an offense as the NBA's ever seen.
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Perhaps a key injury will derail the Falcons' freight-train offense.
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Read the plea agreement and statement of offense here or below.
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This conduct is usually a misdemeanor, especially for a first offense.
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But Palmer's season, with those receivers and that offense, was brilliant.
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Boston had the very best clutch offense in basketball last season.
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"Fortunately, guys poured on the offense," said Cardinals manager Mike Matheny.
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" Unsure of where my allegiances lie, he adds quickly, "No offense.
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First, the Sooners once again flashed their trademark balance on offense.
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But Kaepernick achieved that DVOA in a different, run-first offense.
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Ortega's most successful elbow came as he flowed offense into defense.
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Washington Nationals The Nationals don't have the best offense or bullpen.
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For conservatives, it was sacrilege, an offense against the individualist ethic.
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Opposed: A lead that you probably have because of Karlsson's offense.
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Their newly installed modern NBA offense has only flirted with success.
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Nelson would give the offense the deep threat it desperately needed.
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The fine represents the maximum punishment for a first-time offense.
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Anderson should be crucial to keeping Atlanta's offense off the field.
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But until Wednesday, their offense had mostly been missing in October.
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Mixing them together is unheard of and a major criminal offense.
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"This offense came alive, and the bullpen was incredible," Gonzalez said.
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There is a two-year mandatory minimum sentence for this offense.
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"We fully intend to be on offense next cycle," he said.
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Has the internet made people quicker to take offense at jokes?
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It's fun to be a part of an offense like this.
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I don't understand why pets commend such a price, no offense.
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In this view, crime is not defined by a specific offense.
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Western Carolina (212-23) had just 298 yards of total offense.
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With enough time, taking them away becomes a borderline criminal offense.
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In "The Prisoner," however, we discover early what Mavuso's offense was.
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Even more Trump associates are under investigation for the same offense.
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"Our offense really controlled the tempo of the game," Saban said.
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He finished with 417 yards total offense (308 passing, 109 rushing).
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And I think that there's two direct ... There's offense and defense.
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They don't even recognize what offense the nine may have experienced.
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A dreadful rushing offense was Seattle's deficiency its last few seasons.
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Then something like a glitch set in for the Sooners' offense.
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So much for Philadelphia running a conservative offense with Nick Foles.
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Even for just defense reasons, he has to now play offense.
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I mean, maybe, I guess, but meaning no offense, not really.
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Part of the problem was how the team's offense was structured.
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The maximum punishment for the offense is life imprisonment after conviction.
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On Wednesday, the offense came to life again in the ninth.
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But regulators rejected them, saying they were likely to cause offense.
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As the Mets' offense reverted to form, German found his footing.
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"I meant no offense to the king at all," he said.
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They are more capable on offense and more stingy on defense.
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Then in the decisive eighth, the sluggish Nationals offense finally awoke.
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He didn't have a prescription, and he admitted to the offense.
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Maryland amassed 623 yards total offense, including 306 through the air.
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Let's hold off on the hair-trigger instinct to take offense.
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And so ended a mostly frustrating afternoon for the Giants' offense.
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But lately, their pitching has been inconsistent and their offense worse.
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He was someone who created additional movement on offense, Flournoy said.
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I think that will help me on both offense and defense.
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But the offense typically happens a lot further up the court.
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So which offense will show up against the Jaguars (2-3)?
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A minor drug offense for which no jail time was imposed?
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We just haven't played very good as an offense in general.
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But many took offense at the way the general did it.
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The Broncos finished 27th in the N.F.L. on offense in 2016.
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The trio sparked the offense in the three-goal first period.
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"For some, the offense is it, no matter what," Shapiro said.
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Even an unhealthy Matthews can make do against this Texans offense.
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It didn't take long for the Portland offense to take off.
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It has resulted in a league-average offense for the Blazers.
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But if it did, it, too, would constitute another impeachable offense.
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The third serious offense consisted of a period of prolonged hostility.
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To an institutionalist like Mr. Boehner, there is no greater offense.
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It's not that Russia and China are that good on offense.
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I have a little more energy and jump to play offense.
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The last offense carries a maximum penalty of life in prison.
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Yes, "BRUUUUUUCE" was back, and so was the Mets' struggling offense.
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The 49ers offense takes over at their own 45-yard line.
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We might also run into outright resistance if not patent offense.
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Still, he noted, this act fell short of an impeachable offense.
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The T.I.U. said Dolgopolov had not been charged with any offense.
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Republicans defended Mr. Pompeo by going on offense against the Democrats.
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Or would you say that the offense is not scoring them?
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The Memphis offense, meanwhile, struggled against Wichita State's aggressive, trapping defense.
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Together, they accounted for almost 10,000 yards of offense this season.
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He's itching to have a robust defense be the best offense.
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Barkley was a bright spot for the Giants offense last season.
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Does an offense deserve criminal charges, and if so which charges?
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Much of the day, the Mets offense was meager against Strasburg.
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Twenty-two percent of Republicans considered such actions an impeachable offense.
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If accidental, it would be a firing offense for anyone else.
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Wyoming gained 524 yards of total offense to the Panthers' 355.
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Mr. O'Dowd said he thought that misspelling was a forgivable offense.
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For now, the offense is ahead of the patchwork pitching rotation.
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Kobe praised GiGi's offense, and also the defense of Alyssa Altobelli.
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The same goes for the drug offense that sent him away.
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You can pop him in there, and it's like instant offense.
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Tannehill&aposs emergence seemed to open up the entire Titans offense.
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He organized us in the offense, set the plays and defended.
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The UCLA offense included 21 assists on its 34 field goals.
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It's not the offense, but rather one party's rejection of reality.
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In December, Jackson said Anthony was a ball-stopper on offense.
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At the time, the maximum fine for each offense was €50,000.
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" >> Amy Klobuchar: Evidence so far shows Trump "committed an impeachable offense.
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A bill making animal cruelty a federal offense is now law.
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The game featured more offense than expected, especially from Oregon State.
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Use assault to cover your escape, not go on the offense.
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On Tuesday, the Yankees had enough offense to overcome those swings.
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That's pretty sadwhen our offense is playing so well right now.
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The Bills' first-team offense netted 79 yards on three drives.
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"The evidence does not establish any impeachable offense," the report concludes.
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Rosen has done little with the offense in his cameo appearances.
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The offense carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in jail.
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David Fletcher had three hits to lead the Los Angeles offense.
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The saying goes that the best defense is a good offense.
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Oklahoma City's offense was still off kilter in the second quarter.
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Presidential suborning of perjury is itself most likely an impeachable offense.
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Utah (37-463) looked lifeless on offense throughout the first quarter.
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With its pressure garnering takeaways, Memphis converted that into easy offense.
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Even more vexing for their offense, the Mustangs committed 23 turnovers.
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Being illegally present in the U.S. is currently a civil offense.
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The Utes took longer than usual to get going on offense.
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A rushing-based offense is Seattle's most plausible course to victory.
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Hatch also is hardly the first GOP lawmaker to take offense.
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Instead, early on, both teams brought their A games on offense.
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Pressley, meanwhile, has never identified a specific fireable offense from Capuano.
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They remained in contact even after Epstein's first sex offense conviction.
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But the best defense is still a good offense, he says.
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Was Trump's tweet about Obama in October 2012 a fireable offense?
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It will add offense to the game, which we need, anyway.
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On offense, the Chargers rely heavily on running back Melvin Gordon.
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Not a coincidence: Only four teams are less efficient on offense.
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I know you're an optimist, but what is an unrecoverable offense?
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On offense, they need DeAndre Hopkins to post someone up deep.
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It was Mr. Mitchell's seventh offense for driving under the influence.
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The nature of their offense limits what a manager can do.
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And whenever you can choose not to take offense, please do.
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The offense is punishable by up to four years in prison.
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Rosen, though, should give the Dolphins' beleaguered offense a fresh start.
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It's tough to have a great passing offense without splash plays.
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But his jab served just as well to enable his offense.
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The whole debate saw Clinton on defense and Sanders on offense.
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Problem for Gruden, it wasn't just defense -- his offense STUNK too!!!
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Communication — real sharing — is the best offense against self-destructive defenses.
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Similarly, purse snatching is considered a "violent" offense in several states.
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McCaffrey's return provided a welcome boost for a Stanford team that ranks last in the Pac-12 in scoring (19.1 points per game), total offense (304.4 yards), passing offense (483 yards) and turnover margin (minus-6).
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Most U.S. courts use a two-part test of whether an alleged offense was political, Williams wrote: Whether there was a political uprising at the time, and if so, whether the alleged offense furthered the uprising.
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The Rams feature the league's lowest-scoring offense at 15.5 points per game and appear ill-equipped to keep up with New England's high-powered offense, especially with rookie Jared Goff making his third career start.
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Unfortunately, it was the Auburn offense that was thrown off by the constant rotation under center, managing just 262 yards of total offense and being held without a touchdown until the final minutes of the contest.
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That trio yielded exceptional offense and a positive point differential with or without Roberson on the floor last year, but they have no bench or any means to get one, and finished 14th in clutch offense.
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They are ranked 28th in the N.F.L. in scoring offense but they have a winning record thanks to a defense that suffocates its opponents and an offense that slows things down and chews up the clock.
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"If the offense scores and then we can go out and get a three-and-out and get our offense back on the field, the momentum is definitely in our favor," cornerback Captain Munnerlyn told reporters.
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The ordinance would make using such devices a civil infraction on first offense and a misdemeanor on second offense, as long as the violations occurred within a year of each other, according to the Associated Press.
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Atlanta's defense delivered the ball back to its offense with yet another three-and-out and the offense wasted no time, going 62 yards on 5 plays with less than two minutes running off the clock.
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With the Bulls' offensive rating (ORTG) of 104.8—just 1.4 points per 100 possessions above league average—those three points are the difference between Chicago having the NBA's 11th best offense and the 20th best offense.
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The fines have been set according to a formula that considers the type of offense, the offender's position in the company, any financial hardship, any previous cases, and whether there was any monetary benefit from the offense.
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ABOUT THE CHIEFS (6-4): Kansas City's offense looked unstoppable during a 5-0 start, but Pittsburgh provided a blueprint for slowing it down in Week 6, and the Chiefs have been pedestrian on offense ever since.
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The Boston Red Sox played him in center field every day despite that offense (or "offense"), in the hopes that he would figure things out, but in mid-August they finally sent Bradley back to the minors.
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ABOUT ILLINOIS (2016: 3-9): Junior quarterback Chayce Crouch, who has one collegiate start under his belt, will be tasked with reviving a moribund offense that finished 122nd nationally in scoring offense with 19.7 points per game.
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Los Angeles has failed to score more than 63 points in two of the victories, however, as it ranks last in total offense (269 yards per game) and 30th in both rushing (76.8) and passing offense (265).
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GSW: 73-9, +10.8 Pt. Differential, No. 213 on offense, No. 4 on defense HOU: 41-41, +0.2 Pt. Differential, No. 8 on offense, No. 21 on defense 73-9 don't mean a thing without the ring.
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Playing next to Paul also neuters much of Crawford's effectiveness on offense, because so much of his value comes from shot-creation and well, obviously, it's better for an offense to have Paul creating shots than Crawford.
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It was a mostly quiet game for Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay's offense, but that hardly mattered as the Packers' defense absolutely smothered the Seahawks, holding them to 47 passing yards and 19 yards of total offense.
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With the Jets he will be the centerpiece of an offense designed by the team's new coach, Adam Gase, the mastermind of a Denver Broncos offense that averaged 37.9 points a game with Peyton Manning in 2013.
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The legislation increased penalties for driving without a license, making a first offense punishable with a $3503,000 fine and two days in jail, and a fourth offense a felony punishable with up to five years in jail.
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No offense, but I've never been less freaked out by a crucifixion.
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Barea tried to provide the needed offense and keep the contest close.
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Sombra, the offense-oriented hacker hero introduced in November, also comes up.
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But there was a deeper shrug under this facile taking of offense.
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Tanaka earned a no-decision but kept the Baltimore offense quiet throughout.
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That might not have meant much against a Rodgers-led Packers offense.
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"In 2017 we will stay on offense," Nike President Trevor Edwards said.
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The Patriots have done just fine without Hernandez and Moss on offense.
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Additionally there's the fact that a better offense uses its chances better.
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How have you been adjusting to creating more of your own offense?
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Washington finished 27th in the NFL in seconds per play on offense.
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Purdue's high-octane offense apparently didn't make the trip to the Bahamas.
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"A lot of offense at the top of the order," Yost said.
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The Giants' offense didn't exactly help itself either in the second half.
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In any case, we meant no offense to Tom or his project.
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Excluded would be those convicted of murder or a felony sexual offense.
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Grossman started the year as Minnesota's DH and has provided some offense.
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But our relievers stepped up huge and our offense pulled it through.
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And I was looking for a venue where I could play offense.
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We needed to get back on the attack and create some offense.
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"I know what type of offense he runs," Murray said of Kingsbury.
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That's all the offense Gray (8-5) and his mates would need.
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Offering investment services without regulatory permission is a criminal offense in Britain.
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Oh, OK, so now sports fans enjoy games with lots of offense.
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We're ordering more missile defense and we're ordering more missile offense also.
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LF Norichika Aoki continues to be a huge part of Seattle's offense.
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"I know we had a good offense," Indiana coach Tom Crean said.
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Captain Marvel Is The Avengers' Wildcard No offense to Scott Lang a.k.a.
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She's also taken mail from his mailbox which is a federal offense.
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Essentially, many tout the Falcons offense as the best in the NFL.
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They&aposre also both able to switch to offense in a snap.
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A run scored, but the Phillies failed to produce any more offense.
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Does this really warrant offense going after her and getting her records?
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"We're now pivoting from playing defense to offense," said CEO David Burritt.
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"I just thought overall today we played good team offense," McDermott said.
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Her parents' offense has left Ana rowing dark waters of dead secrets.
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Our offense was OK, but down the stretch we didn't play well.
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He gave full credit to Fulmer for holding the A's offense down.
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The Utes quickly found a groove on offense in the first half.
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The offense relies on decision-making and quick, not big, offensive linemen.
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L.S.U.'s passing offense hasn't cracked the top 80 nationally since 222.
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Through it all, the Rockets' offense has yet to skip a beat.
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Pretty good offense here so I thought he did a good job.
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But a permaban on a first offense, plus, you know, the insults?
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Furthermore, Mr. Soules has not been charged with any alcohol related offense.
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No offense to professional golfers, but Matt Parziale has a real job.
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Water breaks can be taken only when the Panthers are on offense.
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And that's a serious offense, just like taking possession of stolen merchandise.
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Could the Dolphins front seven expose Garoppolo and the Pats' JV offense?
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The Terps' offense, after all, has less time than it used to.
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A federal offense, it carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years.
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"Obviously the offense was a bright spot," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Our offense was struggling but we did a real good job defensively.
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The offense is minor, usually resulting in a fine, the police said.
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The Orioles have lost five consecutive games as their offense continues struggling.
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All of that gave starter Kevin Gausman (4-6) plenty of offense.
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They got their offense back on track after falling 4-1 Tuesday.
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Well, no offense to frosé, but the magic has started to wane.
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But they ultimately argued his behavior didn't amount to an impeachable offense.
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Sodomy remained a felony offense in the city for over a decade.
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REALISTIC REACTION: Someone has to run the scout-team offense in practice.
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GM Al Avila said the club needed more offense off the bench.
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Both teams finally generated some sparks on offense in the second quarter.
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Young is currently serving life without parole for a nonviolent drug offense.
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For example, punishment can sometimes be wildly disproportionate to the perceived offense.
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The maximum penalty for this new offense will be an unlimited fine.
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There is no criminal offense in asking to be supplied with drugs.
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When I spoke to others present they confirmed their concern and offense.
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Which school had the best offense across any level of NCAA football?
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This will be the love of [Tristan's] life — no offense to you.
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Equal-opportunity offense has always been a big part of your work.Yeah.
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Iowa amassed 479 yards of total offense and outrushed Indiana, 159-67.
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This is not to lay OKC's collapse on Waiters' offense, at all.
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Foster said that Evans was arrested in 1980 for a minor offense.
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Sure enough, the Badgers' offense improved and they pulled out the win.
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Granted, the Chiefs offense is not exactly built for quick strike potential.
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Princess Michael is very sorry and distressed that it has caused offense.
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That leaves a rush-heavy offense in the hands of Charcandrick West.
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Ultimately, I thought people might take offense, so I decided not to.
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Cullen received six charges for the offense, according to another Guardian story.
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It's how to play defense, but it's more fun to play offense.
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Outside of Hopkins, this team had nothing going on offense all season.
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It gives away an out, the most precious possession any offense has.
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Jones led the anemic Timberwolves offense with eight points at the half.
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Everyone, do not take offense to the new way of doing business.
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And no offense to [CEO] Larry [Culp], he's doing a great job.
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Memphis struggled to get anything going on offense in the first quarter.
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Parly said the technology would be used for defensive aims, not offense.
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The civil rights offense has a maximum penalty of life in prison.
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This makes Carolina's offense extremely tough to stop in the red zone.
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Professor Dershowitz, I know you took great offense on conspiracy TV MSNBC.
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Meanwhile, the Rams (0-2) managed only 1033 yards of total offense.
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Revenge porn has been a criminal offense in Nevada since October 2015.
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Some thought bread-slicing bagels should be an offense punishable by law.
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We don't do offense: taking over buildings, endangering lives, things like that.
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He was fined because it was his second offense of the season.
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Max Kepler had a two-run double to lead the Twins offense.
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"We knew we needed to get into our (offense) early," Pryor said.
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The Orioles could not do much on offense against Bieber or Hand.
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The Cowboys managed just 84 yards total offense in the first half.
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No offense to dogs, but this might be the coolest pet ever.
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He's the only guy I know who doesn't care about offense, man.
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The Indians' offense stirred to life in the bottom of the sixth.
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Either way, the Panthers offense will have to guard against mistakes vs.
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And in a show where absurdity reigns, this is a criminal offense.
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The Packers offense was already inconsistent before the line got banged up.
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"Our offensive coordinator, Terry Robiskie, challenged our offense at halftime," Mariota said.
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It offers the relief of going on offense after months under siege.
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" Added Walker: "The offense did a great job of picking me up.
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But to steal the series, they'll have to be great on offense.
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The Supreme Court last year recommended making mob lynching a separate offense.
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Fewer possessions mean fewer points, but fewer points don't mean worse offense.
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"It was back and forth with a lot of offense," Scheifele said.
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Atlanta's offense has been its key to success so far in 2016.
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No offense to the past, but 2017's list is particularly incredible.
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A big sixth inning on Tuesday might have gotten the offense going.
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One year, they're an ace defensive squad that can't create any offense.
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"It was solely attributed to John," Smith said of his early offense.
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Bortles is a human highlight machine—for the offense and the defense.
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Now, recent developments show an administration that's ready to go on offense.
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With the changes in Safari, however, Apple has switched to playing offense.
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