"They were really packing it in on D," Dangerfield said.
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But packing it in entails more than packing your bags.
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There is no evidence Trump is even considering packing it in.
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Top with the other half of the rice, packing it in there.
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Divide the mixture among the empty shells, really packing it in there.
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It got late and I got hungry; I was close to packing it in.
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Nadal, the No. 1 seed, lost the first set, 7-6 (24), and the second, 249-22, before packing it in.
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The production does a good job of packing it in, but it's one of those shows that's worth watching more than once.
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The H1 is almost small enough that I'd feel comfortable packing it in a suitcase for use in hotels, but that's a bit extreme.
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A phone rings and victim Drew Barrymore answers the phone just before packing it in for the night in front of a scary movie.
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The U.S. made it out of the group stage in Brazil simply by doing what they have always done: packing it in and hoping for the best.
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LG claims that the alloy passed military durability tests and doesn't dent easily, so you can feel safe packing it in a suitcase or up in a carry-on space.
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If you're having trouble visualizing how big that actually is, it's a bit bigger than your average thermos, so you won't have much trouble packing it in your suitcase or backpack.
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Mueller report Congressional Democrats, still digesting the news that special counsel Robert Mueller did not find President Trump's 2016 campaign or associates conspired with Russia, aren't packing it in just yet.
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Its tiny size (3 x 5 x 5.5) and power source of 2 AA batteries make it ideal for packing it in your bag for on-the-go snapshots without the bulk.
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Amazon's growth may squeeze profits at United Parcel Service Inc and other carriers, but a booming e-commerce industry and Amazon's own needs mean the older companies are not packing it in.
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Still The Winner: Freezer: 39.4° Conclusion If you really want cold wine fast, try packing it in with a lot of cold things in your freezer — not just letting it sit by itself.
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The Magic sit 14th in the 15-team East but are not packing it in for the season and picked up wins in the last two games, including a 23-23 overtime triumph over Philadelphia on Monday.
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And they believe Ryan and his leadership team will have their work cut out for them trying to change the minds of House members who are not enjoying the work and are leaning toward packing it in.
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Our task was to build log bars for drainage — digging a ditch diagonal to the trail, dumping in a log, and packing it in so that streams of water would flow off the trail instead of eroding it.
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"Even if a worker sneezes directly into a bowl of raw salad greens before packing it in a take-out container for you to take home, as gross as it is, it's unlikely to get you sick," López-Alt reported.
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Rather than packing it in, Iommi crafted makeshift stubbs to complete his missing fingers, designed his own set of lighter gauge strings, and tuned down to C#. As for the rest of the band, it's clear that Ozzy has not been a fully functional human being for many decades, despite his scientifically tested genetic mutations.
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Graham, J. (1999) "Omaha stockyards packing it in." Chicago Tribune. 3/28/99. Retrieved 6/23/07. The 116-year-old institution closed in 1999.
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Retrieved 6/21/07. The Company's Union Stockyards in South Omaha were once a fierce rival of Chicago's Union Stock Yards.Graham, J. (1999) "Omaha stockyards packing it in." Chicago Tribune. 3/28/99.
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Bulfin plays his club hurling with Mungret and has had a steady career helping his team in 16 championships and winning the Limerick County Junior title in 2006 when defeating Askeaton in the final. He retired from club hurling in 2013 citing a lack of motivation as his reason for packing it in.
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After a series of line-up changes with The Hitch- Hikers (seeing Motley, Bent exit and the addition of Jamaican-Canadians Wayne McGhie on guitar and Jimmy Carver on keyboards and one-time Skatalites trumpet player, Johnny "Dizzy" Moore), the band released one more single, "Mr. Fortune" on Larry Wiener's Heart label before packing it in for good.
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We cradled Francesca and cried." Francesca died in 1992, aged two. Gunn played a match for Norwich against Queens Park Rangers at Carrow Road just days after his daughter died; he said of it, "When I ran out, I thought, wow, I could feel the whole stadium was with me. I never thought about packing it in.
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In 1919 27% of livestock at the Stockyards was shipped by truck; by 1940's it rose to over 75%. In 1955 the Stockyards became the biggest livestock distribution center in the United States, and almost all of the cattle was shipped by truck.Graham, J. (1999) "Omaha stockyards packing it in." Chicago Tribune. 3/28/99.
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Perry suffers from ankylosing spondylitis. Before it was correctly diagnosed, he was considering giving up the sport: "I told my wife I was thinking about packing it in because I couldn’t take it any more. I felt there was no point me flying overseas then not being able to even practise, and losing matches." Perry is a supporter of football club Arsenal F.C.
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He told me six minutes. I found van Hauwaert at the exit of the tunnel with his bike in his hand and a cloak on his back. He told me he was packing it in. I was beyond feeling happy about it and I just got on with going down through the snow that lay on the road on that side of the mountain.
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Another question alluded to Johnson "packing it in" when he fell behind and one more wondered if Johnson had been "genuinely injured" or if he had simply "thrown the race", to which irritated Johnson responded by shooting back, "I hope you're very proud of yourself. And I hope you're very proud of Donovan. You should be." Bailey finished with a time of 14.99 seconds and walked away with the $1.5 million prize, while Johnson received $500,000.
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As soon as the slab bearing the fossil is worked free from the rock, it is submerged in water to stop it from cracking. This involves packing it in plastic and sometimes wet newspaper. While in the wet state, it is cleaned up and all preparation needed for the transfer conducted.Messel Research Station, Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum website Once ready for transfer, the fossil (but not the surrounding rock) is dried off with a blow- dryer.
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The Nationals were in their infantile stage as an organization and found themselves not only national champions but financially bankrupt from months of travel across the county. They survived one more season on life support funds from the CJHL before packing it in for the 1977-78 season. The fall of the Nationals convinced the CJHL to petition the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association to consider alternate, cheaper, playdown methods to determine regional and national champions. The CAHA answered back a few seasons later with the formation of round-robin championship tournaments.
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He was bothered by a hangnail that year and tried numerous remedies to alleviate it, even resorting to fan mail suggestions such as packing it in salt and ice—"It gave me frostbite," was how he described the effectiveness of that remedy. The nail trouble made it difficult for him to throw his fastball and slider, and he had to rely more on slower pitches, which limited his effectiveness. He had a losing record for the first time in his career in 1977, going 9–10 as his ERA ascended to 4.90, well below the league average. He summarized his season, "It was not an exceptionally good year." However, Kison did have a career-high 122 strikeouts that season.
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Later an artificial bank or levee was built to keep the salt water out. This activity may be reflected in the name of the creek in the area, which is Bund Creek - a bund being defined as an embankment or an embanked quay. It is thought this occurred after the meatworks closed down, as it is considered unlikely that during the operation of the works, the owners would not have taken steps to stop the sea breaking through into the lagoon, unless this was caused by an unusually high tide. The meatworks preserved large quantities of meat by drying and salting brisket meat, packing it in wooden casks and then canning the rest of the meat.
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For the composition of the flammable material used in a carcass, 18th century philosopher Christian Wolff prescribed 10 parts of pounded gunpowder, 2 of nitre, 1 of sulfur, and 1 of colophony; or 6 of gunpowder, 4 of nitre, 4 of sulfur, 1 of beaten glass, 0.5 of antimony 0.5 of camphor, 1 of sal armoniac, and 0.25 of common salt. For the shell, he started with two iron rings (others used plates), fitting one at one extreme, near the aperture at which the carcass was to be fired, and the other at the other. These he braced with cords drawn lengthwise; and across these, at right angles, laced other cords, making a knot at each intersection. Between the folds of the cords, he made holes, inserted copper tubes, and filled them half full of powder and lead bullets, packing it in with a tow.
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The town was eventually abandoned, rendering it a ghost town due in part because, by Congressional mandate, the United States Army Corps of Engineers constructed levees along the Illinois River leading to flooding of lower elevation settlements along the river. The annual floods as a result of the levees wreaked havoc on Valley City leading to decimation of the town's businesses, abandonment of homes, and the eventual death of the town. Prior to the levees, Valley City was a vibrant river town with an economy based on commercial fishing, transportation of agricultural products such as hogs packed in oak barrels, apples, and cattle to markets in St. Louis and New Orleans, and a host of small businesses including an ice house that harvested ice from the Illinois River each winter packing it in sawdust and delivering ice to residents of Griggsville some four miles west. Sometime in the late 1990s, the last major plant in Valley City, the Tate Cheese Company, closed its doors for good.
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