"As soon as [Romney] released his tax returns they just killed him, and they pounded him, and they pounded him, and they pounded him," Trump said.
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" After achieving fame early in his career for his many books on Bigfoot erotica, Tingle enjoyed major viral success with Pounded in the Butt by My Own Butt and its follow-up, Pounded in the Butt by My Book "Pounded in the Butt By My Own Butt," not to be confused with its follow-up, Pounded in the Butt by My Book "Pounded in the Butt by My Book 'Pounded in the Butt by My Own Butt.
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"I kept getting pounded and pounded," said Rahm, one of 11 players who were cut from the oversize field at the conclusion of the third round.
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For example in this video, a wonderfully threaded steel cable rope gets pounded and pounded until it resembles something that can be shaped and shaped into a knife.
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The chicken breast is dipped in egg white, coated in panko and Parmigiano-Reggiano and pounded thin before sautéing; it is not soaked in egg white overnight, then pounded and coated.
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Flop, flop, flop, my ballet flats pounded on the steps.
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Beaming, he pounded his heart with his fist in gratitude.
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That's because eastern Aleppo hospitals have been pounded by airstrikes.
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Afterwards, Wilmore pounded his chest and pointed at the president.
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Houston pounded out five hits off Berrios in the second.
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Aerial strikes and bombardment have pounded residential areas for days.
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That, in turn, has led to his slider getting pounded.
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Steve pounded on the glass of the emergency room door.
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" She pounded the table and cried out, "I've dishonored you?
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Baez jubilantly pounded his hands together as Heyward slid home.
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The tropical storm has already pounded neighboring Malawi and Mozambique.
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I pounded like crazy, but no one seemed to hear.
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"All the night the enemy pounded us," Mr. McCarley recalled.
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Airstrike after airstrike pounded the area, obliterating buildings into powder.
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My throat went dry, reading these posts, my heart pounded.
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He pounded the strike zone with all of his pitches.
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The neighbor pounded on the family's door, the couple said.
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On Saturday, the air force pounded more targets in the region.
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The sound of the nurse's tapping foot pounded in my ears.
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New Orleans was being pounded by the storm during the afternoon.
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West Virginia pounded Japanese positions on Leyte during the Army's Oct.
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When he returned to the pit, the rain pounded his face.
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His heart pounded as rain assaulted his face, eyes, and mouth.
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Derrick Henry pounded out a 3-yard gain to the 24.
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Winfrey pounded the pavement to urge citizens to vote for Abrams.
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Slice was quickly pounded out and the loss essentially killed EliteXC.
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The girls, panicking, pounded on the doors, but they wouldn't budge.
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Aerial strikes and bombardment have relentlessly pounded residential areas for days.
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Miami pounded out 16 hits and beat visiting Philadelphia, 11-23.
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Walsh Jennings pounded it across the net and into the sand.
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On bad days, the voice pounded his mind with negative thoughts.
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Dejected after being tackled, Luck pounded the ground with his fists.
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It pounded so hard that it hurt her throat and chest.
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They pounded an elderly woman with a rifle butt, killing her.
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He turned toward the wall and pounded his fist against it.
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We call him 'no boxes ... I hear he's getting pounded tonight.
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Temple then pounded Georgia Tech's defense for two second-quarter touchdowns.
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Soon afterwards NATO jets pounded Belgrade to halt Serbian atrocities in Kosovo.
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Isner pounded his at up to 142 mph; Anderson reached 136 mph.
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FYI -- the area has been pounded with a historic amount of rain.
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Maybe the beer was too cold or I'd pounded it too fast.
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In a hearing around the same time, Congress pounded Big Tech, too.
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Campbell Soup was also pounded on weak numbers in its last quarter.
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But Pounded by the Pound is so much more than absurdist smut.
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American artillery and mortars pounded the North Vietnamese as the platoon advanced.
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Then I pounded, putting my shoulder into it and bruising my knuckles.
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He fell to his knees and pounded his fists against the court.
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Mesquite pods are pounded into sweet flour that is baked into cookies.
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He pounded the pavement and broke all previous selling records, he says.
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Another pounded me on broken glass and then pissed on my cuts.
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It was kitted out with large speakers that pounded Hindi techno music.
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Lying on the turf, Manning raised his arm and pounded his fist.
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Edrice Ulysses, 57, of Brooklyn, pounded on his steering wheel in frustration.
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If no one had told me, I would have pounded that soup.
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Like much of the island, it, too, was pounded by the hurricane.
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Some pounded on doors and urged residents and business owners to leave.
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And that's before heads explode and faces are pounded to dog meat.
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To the north, dime-sized hail pounded the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Mullin sweated bullets, kept a towel nearby, and pounded bottles of water.
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When Lansberg covered up her head, Justino pounded her body with kicks.
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The storm pounded parts of North Carolina's Outer Banks Islands on Friday.
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The chip stock has gotten pounded since, especially during the October's market correction.
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Oklahoma pounded the middle to the tune of 72 points in the paint.
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IS positions in Mosul are already being pounded by French and American artillery.
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Rains have also pounded southern Georgia, South Carolina and the North Carolina coast.
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The opposition research shop gleefully pounded away at Dukakis on crime and credibility.
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The coalition said its air strikes pounded caves storing missiles, drones and weapons.
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So it wasn't like I was getting pounded and not throwing anything back.
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Mezger stuffed Suzuki's shots, pushed him onto the ropes and pounded his body.
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Brock Holt also had an RBI for Boston, which pounded out 221 hits.
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He dug wells for water, pounded in steel posts and strung nonbarbed wire.
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The other dude didn't fare much better -- he was grounded and pounded on!!!!
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Any variety of weakness gets it pounded into or over the Wrigley ivy.
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Freshly pounded rice cakes (popular in the south of China) make great gifts.
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Foltynewicz was pounded in his only career start against the Cubs on Aug.
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The meat needed to be pounded very hard to work the French Way.
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"It was ME," she yells as she's getting pounded against a glass window.
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Obama then had a choice: He could've pounded away at it, opposed it.
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And that particular dean, she's incredible, she basically pounded me to do it.
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He pounded letters into each brick, before returning to the factory for firing.
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"I just pounded through it, kind of like a fever dream," he said.
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No. That's too bad because your pussy is going to get pounded tonight.
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The girl stood at the center of the room, and Gautama's heart pounded.
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A barrage of gunfire pounded and ricocheted, but the authorities had to retreat.
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They pounded their fists on the table and yelled at the television screens.
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He pounded the zone in and out, used all of his pitches effectively.
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He made a ball with his fist and pounded his wooden desk twice.
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As the footsteps on the other side got closer, my heart pounded louder.
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And the Dallas suburb of The Colony was pounded by baseball-sized hail.
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The Nasdaq Composite fell 245.4 percent to 24,050.29 as shares of Amazon got pounded.
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Prior to the storm's landing, Chennai already was pounded with heavy rain and winds.
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The rain pounded the Tokyo area for much of the day before moving north.
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Willson Contreras hit his ninth homer for the Cubs, who pounded out 15 hits.
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The army retaliated and pounded militant targets, according to the state news agency SANA.
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After Elci's death, the army pounded the rebel-held part of Diyarbakir to rubble.
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Dan Straily followed and was pounded for seven runs in 1 1/3 innings.
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They took him to the mat and pounded the self-control out of him.
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The same day, Turkish jets pounded PKK bases in the highlands of northern Iraq.
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In Venezuela, patacóns are sandwiches in which two thinly pounded tostones act as bread.
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Leake was pounded for 11 hits and five runs (four earned) in five innings.
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Twista rendered a man helpless while his friend repeatedly pounded away at the guy.
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The unpopulated area was pounded several times in 2015, lacerating the northern sluice gate.
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She stepped into her music and her heart pounded; she felt a strange stagefright.
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Farm bankruptcies were already on the rise, and the agriculture sector has been pounded.
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President Trump pounded the table in Bethlehem and demanded that Abbas stop rewarding terrorism.
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He's about to be pounded by investigations and subpoenas for all manner of misdoings.
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Turkish artillery units and warplanes belonging to the US-led coalition also pounded Jarablus.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake of Baltimore pounded the gavel to open the convention instead.
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He and other journalists were live on television being pounded by rain blowing sideways.
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The music pounded into the night and, at a little after 5:30 a.m.
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He listened as the palm trees twisted and as the rain pounded a roof.
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Serves 4 4 (5-oz.) boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded thin and halved crosswise
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The Port of Salalah has been closed, its cranes secured as rain pounded them.
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Against Jacare, Belfort flopped to guard, was quickly mounted, and was brutally pounded out.
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It said pro-government militias had pounded rebel outposts with artillery gunfire and rockets.
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Risk currencies were also pounded with the mood, and nursed deep losses on Wednesday.
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Have you had enough of Bret Easton Ellis getting pounded on by the critics?
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My heart pounded, the feeling of relief not unlike passing a ridiculously hard exam.
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He jumped out of his chair and pounded his chest, yelling into the camera.
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The fans saw running forehands whipped back across court and pounded down the line.
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Up to an inch of rain pounded Tijuana every hour, according to local meteorologists.
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In the fifth, Andrew Benintendi pounded another lifeless fastball deep into the second deck.
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He tapped and pounded two close notes on the glockenspiel, drawing out its overtones.
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Given enough intellectual muscle, any outré story can probably be pounded into a musical.
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They pounded out 52 hits in taking three of four games from the Braves.
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"My heart just pounded out of my chest the whole time," said Hally, 216.
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Terrified and desperate, Baby Face instead pounded on the door of a different apartment.
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Much of the West was pounded by rain, wind and snow, CNN meteorologists said.
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"I hear he is getting pounded tonight," Trump said at a rally in Phoenix.
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It pounded the glass hard and cashed in almost every Hawkeyes turnover into points.
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The ensemble pounded the floor in unison with their staffs, creating a resounding pulse.
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When Hurricane Katrina pounded New Orleans in 2005, flooding overwhelmed local authorities and FEMA.
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Baltimore pounded out 15 hits and went 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
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It was the first of three solo shots they pounded off Miles Mikolas (2-2).
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To the delight of Colorado's ski industry, the mountains and foothills were pounded the hardest.
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Nadal scooped it back but Thiem pounded away a smash to claim the first break.
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Every morning, I'm slathered in curdled milk and pounded with hot, herb-filled poultices (Navarakizhi).
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It's basically a little ball of ice cream surrounded by a layer pounded sticky rice.
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Tuesday&aposs parliamentary session was electric as lawmakers noisily pounded the prime minister with questions.
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Things escalate quickly: Fists are pounded, faces are flushed, fingers are jabbed, chairs are flung.
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Warplanes have pounded the region for seven straight days while residents holed up in basements.
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In the last war, Israel pounded this area as it tried to destroy the tunnels.
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Relentlessly and with unseen fierceness, he pounded my painfully contorted body as hard as ever.
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Instead the stuff is simply shovelled off the back of a lorry and pounded down.
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Large swaths of the U.S. will get pounded today with snow, sleet and freezing rain.
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Zach Davies was pounded by the Pirates for the third time in seven career starts.
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In the early game, the Athletics pounded out 15 hits in an 8-4 win.
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After being tackled, McCoy pounded the turf in frustration while being attended to by trainers.
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About half a second later, a deafening blast akin to 1,000 thunderclaps pounded my ears.
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Chile's peso, like most emerging market currencies, has been pounded by the dollar since February.
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The Red Sox pounded out 17 hits a night after notching 16 against San Francisco.
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They remember facing the populist backlash and being pounded by the "Occupy Wall Street" movement.
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The New Zealand dollar fell 20.9149% to $0.5540 and the Aussie was pounded to $0.5592.
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"Yeah, but I didn't say that," Kennedy snapped, as battle drums pounded and Aja gasped.
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A Saudi-led coalition pounded the city, trying to capture the port from Houthi rebels.
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A Saudi-led coalition pounded the city, trying to take the port from Houthi rebels.
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They sometimes rapped on doors, pounded on storm shutters, tried doors and peered into windows.
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Young jackfruit, not yet sweet, is boiled and pounded in a mortar until it gives.
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Emergency officials evacuated about 50 nearby homes as heavy rains pounded the area, Tubbs said.
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All the while, dry heat and a blazing July sun pounded his corn and beans.
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"Let's focus on our breath," I told Siobhan, as the club music pounded next door.
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One particularly painful nail was pounded into the coffin this year by Volkswagen of America.
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Drivers have been stuck on the PA Turnpike for 16 hrs and counting...pounded by storm.
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The bombings pounded hospitals, a blood bank and targets near schools, activists and medical staff said.
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She pounded the pavement and she was out there talking to every one of her constituents.
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Her heart pounded and her dress suddenly felt too small around her chest, constricting her breath.
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Under orders from President Hafez al-Assad, government warplanes and artillery pounded the city for weeks.
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Atkinson pounded home a rebound off a shot by Dubinsky for his 24th at 21:3003.
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Wading through the blackness, she pounded on the door of her neighbors, who were also Polish.
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Heavy rain pounded the tea-growing, oil-rich state of Assam killing at least two people.
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Heavy rain, strong winds and big storm surges pounded the area and tornado watches went out.
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The local civil defence group said warplanes and artillery had pounded Saqba, Jisreen, and other towns.
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What is the right thickener—okra, filé powder (pounded sassafras roots, a Choctaw contribution) or neither?
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Using his long limbs, he pounded away at the actor's midsection, breaking two of Flynn's ribs.
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Baton Rouge was pounded with more than 2000 inches of rain during those same 255 hours.
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But then heavy rains pounded the area four days in a row for hours on end.
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Hail, some as large as baseballs, pounded Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas overnight causing damage to cars.
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Government jets pounded targets in the IS-held Yarmouk Basin area on Friday, the Observatory reported.
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Insurgent shelling wounded six people, it said, and the army heavily pounded militant targets in response.
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Arcola, Louisiana (CNN)Rain pounded on the roof of the mobile home as the phone rang.
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More recently, as Ryan faced a primary challenge, Breitbart pounded out a drumbeat of negative stories.
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The Baltimore Orioles apparently got sick of being pounded on and decided to turn the tables.
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Heavy rains have pounded the camps in the past two weeks, destroying hundreds of temporary structures.
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The co-op primarily employed Japanese workers who shucked, trimmed, sliced, pounded, packaged, and shipped abalone.
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His popularity has been pounded lower by triple-digit inflation and acute food and medicine shortages.
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This year, his group has pounded the drum for the impeachment of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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The Rangers pounded Taijuan Walker (2-6) for six runs and nine hits in five innings.
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The injuries: The seemingly-comatose turtles are tossed by the surf and pounded against the shore.
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Coalition air strikes pounded Tabqa on Wednesday, destroying a bakery and other buildings, the Observatory added.
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The Braves pounded out 19 hits, and each starting position player had at least one hit.
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Accompanied by potatoes in truffle oil and pounded black peppercorns, dry roasted carrots, and green additions.
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Nimmo, Cabrera and Loney had three R.B.I. apiece, and the Mets pounded the Cubs, 10-2.
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Opponents have pounded out 23 hits in that span and New York has lost both games.
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Just two months earlier, Williams had pounded Svitolina, 6-1, 6-1, at the French Open.
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As the exuberant Bolt ran down Gatlin in the final 40 meters, he pounded his chest.
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As the storm pounded Cuba, the independent, defiant streak of the Conch Republic was on display.
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He pounded the theme of immigration, even reviving the phrase "bad hombres" from the 2016 campaign.
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Harper's published a similar essay at around the same time, and was also pounded for it.
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The couple signed the divorce papers, and the judge pounded each page with an official stamp.
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It could be eggplant slices, swordfish cut thinly, or pounded veal (or beef or pork) cutlets.
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He pumped his arms four times and pounded on his chest twice as the crowd roared.
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He pounded his fist on a table in frustration after the Lynx committed an early turnover.
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She and her guest then pounded on the door of a friend's trailer to wake her.
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Thaw pounded the table, then raked his arm across it, sending the bottles and glasses flying.
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Her heartbeat pounded through the cheap speaker like a tom-tom drum: thwap-thwap, thwap-thwap.
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After the first hit, heavy rains pounded Mozambique's north, an area prone to floods and landslides.
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They pounded the Portland Trail Blazers and lost in overtime to the Chicago Bulls last week.
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Roman Josi pounded a shot on Allen from the blue line and Granlund converted the rebound.
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Jets pounded buildings and cars near the neighborhood bakery, killing more than 30 people, he said.
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In the years since the earthquake, the country has been pounded with hurricanes, floods and drought.
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Dunaytsev sank to his knees and pounded the canvas in frustration as the result was announced.
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By 10, Woods, a child prodigy, had pounded more golf balls than Nicklaus had at 20.
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Seeing an opening, the then-governing Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois pounded the NDP for it.
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Mr. Phelps had pounded the coping with a sledgehammer so that it was riddled with dents.
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As he rounded first, Contreras made a motion to the Atlanta dugout and pounded his chest.
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Storms pounded the Californian coast, leaving apartments teetering on cliff edges as backyards dropped into the ocean.
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The Red Sox pounded Wright for six runs on seven hits in just 2 27/25 innings.
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He had two more assists on Thursday at Ottawa, where the Oilers pounded the Senators, 7-2.
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"This is the sound of creation," Neptune said, as he pounded the tree log with a mallet.
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Deeper into the Caribbean, a state of emergency was declared in Puerto Rico, which Maria also pounded.
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Nearly 1,000 foreigners pounded the pavement of Pyongyang on Sunday, as part of North Korea's annual marathon.
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Weather States in the nation's heartland have been pounded by crappy weather the past couple of weeks.
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The copper-pounded skin is only the thickness of two pennies but "it&aposs strong," he said.
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So many pounded the pavement looking for a good bar to settle into some birds and beers.
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The Cubs pounded Orioles starter Kevin Gausman for eight runs and seven hits in the three innings.
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Michael has already pounded the Florida coast for hours with strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.
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Poulter pounded his chest five times when the putt dropped, and all Hossler could do was smile.
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At once, he burst into the haze-filled hall, yelling, "Fire, fire, fire," and pounded on doors.
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At one point some police were cornered by men who pounded their riot shields repeatedly with sticks.
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Meanwhile, an illuminated drum line pounded away upon his entry into the two-level club at Aria.
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We followed them, and we pounded on their windows and begged them to take us with them.
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Two still-squirming palm-sized abalone are shucked and then pounded with a mallet under plastic wrap.
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The Marlins pounded out 16 hits against the Pirates, who had won four games in a row.
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Low means a double sliced to the corner, high a shot pounded into or over the wall.
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Papi choked on his beer, pounded his fist against his chest and shook his head, eyes watering.
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The Clippers pounded their previous five opponents at Staples by an average of 25.2 points per game.
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"If any of Bioverativ's competitors seem like they're onto something, this stock could get pounded," Cramer said.
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By midday Sunday, 9 trillion gallons of water had pounded the Greater Houston and Southeast Texas regions.
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Parts of South Asia were pounded by historic rainfall during the height of monsoon season last month.
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Storm Frank pounded Scotland with heavy rain and wind in recent days, causing serious flooding and damage.
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The final results of the 2628 MHz auction pounded the last nail in Wheeler's wireless policy coffin.
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The storm system on Wednesday pounded the Carolinas and Virginia with high winds, hail and heavy rain.
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For the second straight day on Saturday, government airplanes pounded neighborhoods in Aleppo held by the opposition.
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Businesses and houses, many of them on stilts, were mostly shuttered as the rain pounded their frames.
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The Observatory said rebel shells hit several districts, and government warplanes pounded the Jobar area in response.
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Trump in turn called party leaders "weak" and pounded them for not falling in line behind him.
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That night, Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh assailed the deal, and the next morning Fox pounded Trump.
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" He then turned to Obama, pounded his chest, and said, "Yo, Barry, you did it my n----!
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Underground Ghouta Some tunnels were still under construction by the ousted rebels as bombs pounded the enclave.
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Johnson mounted, Bader had to let go of the kimura, and Johnson pounded him out from mount.
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I came in way too high, and got sucked up the face and pounded with unnatural quickness.
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He retreated to a neighbor's house and pounded on the back door until someone let him inside.
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As he pounded the pavement, friends at small design firms took Mr. Harrison on for short stints.
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Durant pumped his fist again and again, emphatically shook his head and pounded his chest in delight.
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My neighbor, a retired police sergeant, pounded on my door Thursday morning and pointed at the sky.
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It can replace polyurethane products like makeup sponges or be pounded down to create a leatherlike textile.
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During the presidential campaign, political opponents pounded the foundation, criticizing its dealings with foreign donors and financiers.
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Davis pointed to the sky, pounded the Indians' script on his chest and stuck out his tongue.
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After getting pounded for Putin praise all day, Trump currently being interviewed on...Putin's propaganda network. pic.twitter.
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Navy ships, once again, pounded the shoreland, shooting over the Marines as they moved in to attack.
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Seated in a row, men and teenage boys pounded on round drums made of stretched walrus stomach.
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The mangled letters were pounded and welded together again by a Bridgehampton metalsmith quietly working for free.
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The story got national attention, as demonstrators massed, inmates pounded at the windows and lawmakers demanded action.
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Jordan Zimmermann (93-6) was pounded for seven runs on 13 hits in 3 1/3 innings.
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Mr. Omeri said that when the attackers pounded on their door, he and his friends remained quiet.
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Away from the muddy banks and cool canopy of shade, a harsh, crystalline sunlight pounded every surface.
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Half-pound beef patties, pounded flat before grilling, turn out so wide, they are presented precut into quarters.
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He has been pounded in four road starts, going 23-93 with a 29 ERA, 28 WHIP and .
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Pat McCrory told residents the flooding could be the worst since Hurricane Floyd pounded the state in 23.
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The West Four people died in California over the weekend as a series of storms pounded the state.
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Asteroids and comets pounded the surface at an uncompromising pace, delivering the chemical building blocks required for life.
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Quarterback Trace McSorley accounted for three touchdowns as 10th-ranked Penn State pounded Maryland 66-3 on Saturday.
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Portage, Indiana, is being pounded by massive waves and the pier in South Haven, Michigan, is under water.
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Inevitably, though, they'd unravel and he'd have thick, sweaty ropes of hair whipping about as he pounded away.
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Who can forget Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit's live updates as Hurricane Maria pounded his home in 22050?
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Shelling pounded the key battleground daily, an unrelenting and terrifying reminder of the nation's five-year civil war.
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Pounded by Iranian, Russian and Syrian government forces, the rebels in Aleppo are on the verge of defeat.
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The group was getting pounded on Tuesday, but had yet to break that key level of support yet.
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Southeast Texas has been pounded with horrific weather lately, with two 500-year flood events in two months.
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Someone back then should have pounded on the table, gaped at the government lies, yelled at the hypocrites.
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In one instance, Weinstein pounded on her hotel room door late at night, she told the New Yorker.
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A few protesters stopped, pounded on the hood and one person was pushed as the car moved forward.
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Cuba was being pounded by rain along its western coast, raising the threat of flash floods and mudslides.
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India, it said, had crossed only a few miles into Pakistan and pounded uninhabited jungle for theatrical effect.
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In a span of five days in November, the Heat pounded the Knicks, 95-78 and 26-247.
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When he awoke, his drug dealer pounded his chest in a bathtub, cold water running down his face.
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As Trump has pounded immigration as a core re-election issue, Twitter discussions about Democrats have gravitated elsewhere.
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Fox has, for its entire existence, metaphorically pounded its hairy chest and boasted of its unapologetically macho culture.
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The Observatory reported that government helicopter gunships pounded several villages held by IS, including Shajara, Abdeen and Koya.
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The United States and China are engaged in an expensive trade war that has pounded financial markets worldwide.
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Debt dependency, drained reserves and escalating pension payments have pounded CPS' credit ratings deep into the junk category.
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Instead of settling for 3-pointers, they pounded the ball inside, where they had the massive size advantage.
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Cullen, 39, pounded home a rebound 4 minutes 32 seconds in for his fourth goal of the playoffs.
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Two other teenagers died in separate flash flooding incidents Wednesday when storms pounded the area, even bringing hail.
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" Protestors pounded on the room where a legislative committee heard testimony on the proposals, shouting "respect our votes.
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The storm pounded the island with 160 mph (257 kph) winds and caused "widespread devastation," Skerrit said Tuesday.
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The fans whooped and applauded and pounded their feet, and she clapped along with them, perfectly in rhythm.
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Carlson has also pounded 553 of 255 kickoffs for touchbacks, which leads the Football Bowl Subdivision (244 percent).
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Nor that hurricanes Florence and Michael pounded the East Coast, killing scores and causing $21967 billion in damages.
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Nor that hurricanes Florence and Michael pounded the East Coast, killing scores and causing $33 billion in damages.
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Penguins forward Eric Fehr beat J. T. Miller to the rebound, and he pounded the puck past Lundqvist.
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And on Sunday sandbags were deployed to deal with high waves that pounded television studios along the Copacabana.
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All at once, Trump is being pounded by the bureau and its alumni, with a three-pronged threat.
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Back in the main room, most of the bottoms are leaning against the walls getting pounded from behind.
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With every twist and turn of the kaleidoscopic patterns forming before my eyes, my heart pounded even harder.
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For centuries we pounded our plantain and cassava because that was the way things had always been done.
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Goldschmidt has pounded Brewers pitchers this season, hitting eight homers and collecting 20 RBIs in 66 at bats.
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He pounded on the fact that the millions of dollars in foreign aid was eventually sent to Ukraine.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov pounced and pounded it into the net for a 21-23 lead on just 20 shots.
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The Beatles pounded on their instruments in months of all-night sets in the Hamburg demimonde, he wrote.
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A home-run-loving lineup pounded out its highest run total of the season, thanks to nine doubles.
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Government forces pounded jihadists in a small adjacent zone also south of Damascus, state news agency SANA said.
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Blizzards pounded the Great Plains and upper Midwest all day Sunday and heavy rains hit the West Coast.
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Volleys of rockets flew over the ridge with a whoosh and pounded the village itself with loud booms.
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He pounded across the parking lot and instantly discerned Becky in her green uniform, another person with her.
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"The whole town of 7,000 inhabitants, plus 3,000 refugees, was slowly and systematically pounded to pieces," wrote Steer.
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The reality of the devastation Hurricane Dorian left behind when it pounded the Bahamas is becoming increasingly clear.
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They had pounded their range to powder; the desert grasses that remained had been eaten to the nubs.
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The chunky guacamole is pounded with nearly enough tarragon, mint and basil to qualify as an herb salad.
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Near the burial site, a scrum of men pounded their fists on a fence and spoke of revenge.
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But I was asked constantly about Putin, as Russian jets pounded the region in support of the Assad regime.
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Austin Jackson and Francisco Lindor also homered in the second game as Cleveland pounded six homers in the doubleheader.
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He gets swings and misses on his slider and changeup but his fastball sometimes flattens out and gets pounded.
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Rescue workers operating in opposition territory in Idlib said warplanes pounded towns and villages, killing 12 people on Monday.
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The United States and China are also engaged in an expensive trade war that has pounded financial markets worldwide.
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Los Angeles pounded Arizona's Zack Greinke, who was making his first start in Dodger Stadium against his former teammates.
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Me and two friends sloppily pounded a 750ml bottle of vodka in the parking lot before entering the grounds.
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The Angels pounded out 23 hits and used five relievers over the final five innings at Globe Life Park.
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In Syria the regime of Bashar al-Assad pounded the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, killing dozens of people.
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Argentina is seeking early disbursements from the standby pact after the peso got pounded 16 percent lower last week.
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"It was a really good night offensively, obviously," said Chicago manager Joe Maddon, whose team pounded out 22 hits.
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Pounded by the Pound and its kin are probably not the political satire-cum-legitimate masturbatory aids we wanted.
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Syrian state TV aired live footage from the area in which troops pounded IS positions with multiple rocket launchers.
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And no one wants to be licked by a dog who just pounded down a steaming pile of crap.
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And then Agashya, who Mr. Amani had said likes to exert his power, pounded his chest again and again.
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When they fire their action potentials, they can sound like tennis balls pounded against the strings of a racket.
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The slow-moving hurricane pounded the Atlantic coast with 22018 mph winds, widespread coastal flooding, and sheets of rain.
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Gunfire and explosions could be heard earlier in the day as the last few Islamic State positions were pounded.
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My head pounded after a nightmarish evening in which I wasn't even sure I had the chance to sleep.
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And they waited, and then waited some more, as techno pounded at earsplitting volume until, eventually, the lights flickered.
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On our recent journey, the LCU pounded through stomach-churning, eight-foot waves that crashed over the ship's bow.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes have pounded a road leading from the rebel-held areas north towards the Turkish border.
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Fister was pounded for seven runs and eight hits in 214 27/25 innings by the Mariners on Sept.
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Pirates 23, Rockies 6 Gregory Polanco, Josh Bell, Bryan Reynolds and Starling Marte homered as Pittsburgh pounded visiting Colorado.
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The area has also been pounded by air strikes and artillery fire from Iraqi and U.S.-led coalition forces.
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Some passed out, while others shouted and pounded on the walls of the truck to get the driver's attention.
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After they pounded their nails in, they returned the next morning to find that someone had stolen them all.
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Maria hit about two weeks after Hurricane Irma pounded two other U.S. Virgin Islands: St. Thomas and St. John.
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Pederson pointed to the dugout and pounded his chest as the ball raced toward the seats in right-center.
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With a granite mortar and pestle, she pounded red chilies, oils, shallots, garlic, and shrimp paste to make sambal.
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The Devils pounded the Capitals 10-4, and Sundstrom racked up three goals and five assists on the night.
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The bottom line: Under Barack Obama, the U.S. pounded ISIS from the air and made heavy use of drones.
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Machaca is jerkylike dried beef, pounded in a mortar until it becomes almost airy, verging on carnal cotton candy.
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A versatile and popular preparation is "pounded yam," but the logistics of making it at home can be daunting.
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One of the ways in which the Marines have pounded their enemies is with the fearsome M-777 Howitzer.
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Soto drew a two-out walk, and Kendrick pounded a double to right, allowing the speedy Soto to score.
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It had been nearly a month since a neighbor pounded on his front door, screaming about the approaching wildfire.
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In the morning, explosions rang out at the front line as artillery fire pounded Baghouz and warplanes buzzed overhead.
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Whether it's the precision of the measurements or the order each ingredient is pounded in, the result is emphatic.
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Even after I left the restaurant, I dreaded making pesto — which means "pounded" in Italian — in the traditional manner.
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Fufu is boiled green plantains and cassava, pounded in a wooden mortar to a distinct pum-pum-pum beat.
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"We didn't think it was going to be this bad," he said as the rain pounded on the bus.
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Israeli warplanes fiercely pounded about 60 Hamas military sites after Palestinian gunmen from Gaza fatally shot an Israeli soldier.
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Rescuers and residents said that on Thursday Russian and Syrian jets pounded the devastated city of Maarat al-Numan.
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Don't worry if it looks a little ragged; it will be pounded with a mallet to an even thickness.
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"Whatever the fuck you need to do, you do!" she told the class, as a drumbeat pounded through speakers.
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And farther inland, heavy rain pounded the Sierra foothills, the Sierra Star reported, leading to flash floods and evacuations.
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Vandy pounded the paint in outscoring the Bulldogs, 46-26, while scoring 16 points off of 11 offensive rebounds.
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For days, he pounded a pipe into the ground and finally hit water about 26 feet down this week.
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"It's just been a disaster," he said, as clattering machinery pounded sheets of steel into brackets that hold shelves.
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Critics pounded on that explanation, saying that Mr. Trump could have done away with it had he publicly intervened.
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They've pounded the competition, going 14-6 with the league's best offense and second-highest net rating over that span.
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The city was pounded by more than 600 mm (24 inches) of rain in the 24 hours to 5 a.m.
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In the latest attack on Kilis, one person was killed and 26 injured when rockets pounded the town on Sunday.
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The vote comes as warplanes pounded eastern Ghouta, the last rebel enclave near Syria's capital, for a fifth day running.
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As rain pounded Port Arthur on Tuesday and Wednesday, people sent out distress calls from the city via social media.
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Equally important, host clubs have spent a bye week relaxing in hot tubs while their opponents were out being pounded.
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The Red Sox then pounded 25 hits in the inning off of four Miami relievers, including Adam Conley (23-4).
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Rebel-held Aleppo has been pounded by the forces of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, backed by Russian air power.
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After the storm pounded the territory in late August, Chinese troops emerged from their barracks to help with relief work.
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Elsewhere, big-serving Canadian Milos Raonic pounded 10 aces to take down Argentina's Diego Schwartzman 7-6(5) 6-3.
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Since February forces loyal to Mr Assad have pounded the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of the capital.
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As they worked in their company's office through the night to build the site, the hurricane's gusts pounded the windows.
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McDonald's is one of the greatest stocks of our time, and I pounded that thing every time it is down.
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He pounded down 26 aces and saved all three break points he faced en route to his first career victory.
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Both of those losses came this season, when the Marlins have pounded out 20 hits in 11 innings against Wisler.
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Week after bloody week the German army pounded away at Allied troops stuck in the basin with nowhere to hide.
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I still don't have any desire to be with a man sexually, Dan, but I LOVE having my ass pounded.
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One night they put up a white sheet, shone a light and it was simply "pounded" by insects, he recalled.
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When it reported in May 2015, the stock was pounded after CST missed Wall Street's top and bottom line estimates.
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"When we finally weighed in, the president made a decision, we made the announcement, we just got pounded," she recalls.
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Russian cargo planes dropped humanitarian aid to besieged areas controlled by the regime last week, while airstrikes pounded ISIS positions.
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Lindor then pounded a 3-1 pitch from Verlander into the seats in right field for a three-run homer.
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Despite Ohio State's 3-point success in the first half, the Cougars pounded Ohio State in the paint, 20-2.
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The pellets grew larger, approaching golf ball size, and really started to hurt as they pounded Justin's head and body.
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The Rays pounded the Colorado Rockies 11-3 in the rubber game of a three-game series at Coors Field.
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Tech, which had been pounded, was the only S&P sector to end with a gain, albeit just 0.2 percent.
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So he pounded away on a typewriter in Nairobi, pleading for financial aid from universities and foundations across the Atlantic.
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Airlines reportedly canceled more than 12,000 flights during the blizzard that pounded Washington, D.C., and points northeast over the weekend.
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The youthful exuberance was on display afterward, as Blandisi pounded the glass in the corner after his second career goal.
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Barboza spent much of the fight trapped along the fence, with one arm out of commission, and getting pounded on.
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Chicago rookie starter Michael Kopech (1-1) was pounded for seven runs on nine hits in 3 1/3 innings.
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The Mets pounded out 16 hits and avoided a season sweep after dropping their first six games against the Cubs.
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"We pounded mortar shells on the so-called presidential palace," Sheikh Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaab's military spokesman, told Reuters.
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The tornadoes were the latest to hit the Midwest, which has been pounded by severe storms and flooding this spring.
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He softly pounded his erect right hand into his limp left claw, his face stiffly locked into a half-smile.
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With it went my sense of humor, as over the next few hours, our house was pounded by the downpour.
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Starting points matter, and investments began this year at a low point after recession worries pounded markets in December 20073.
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The Category 4 storm pounded the island causing massive destruction to property and knocking out power across the entire island.
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Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, that same year, pounded his shoe in protest of a critical speech by a Filipino delegate.
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Under what the Turkish government has called "Operation Olive Branch", Turkish air strikes on Saturday pounded YPG positions in Afrin.
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Texas pounded out 5.523 hits in the win, led by Shin-Soo Choo with three, and Nomar Mazara scored twice.
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In the final minute of the second period, Rangers defenseman Nick Holden pounded Devils forward Miles Wood into the boards.
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The winter storm terrorizing the Northeast now already pounded the Upper Midwest with heavy snow, the National Weather Service said.
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Tigers starter Ryan Carpenter (1-4) was pounded for eight runs, six earned, on eight hits in three-plus innings.
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As heavy rain pounded the tenement buildings nearby, the two-story theater became a mosh pit of cross-generational bohemians.
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Traditionally, fonio was pounded in a large mortar and pestle, to remove its armorlike husk, then washed and dried outdoors.
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I was near tears, begging them to find a way for me to dose as rain pounded on our windows.
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Just as a side note, we should mention that fans of Tingle's typical semi-incoherent writing style may be disappointed that Pounded by the Pound, perhaps in deference to the gravity of the situation, is written straightforwardly and, er, fluently, like every other erotic novel where a guy gets pounded by a sentient coin.
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His father had gone from ministry to ministry, pounded the pavement looking for aid organizations to help and eventually found us.
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They came from Syrian army shelling on the rebel-held district, which for years was surrounded and pounded from all sides.
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So all of you that just cathartically pounded out "I quit" messages hoping to quickly undo them are out of luck.
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Tsuboi smiled too as he held the president's hand and the man pounded his cane on the ground as he spoke.
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Dutch bats, meanwhile, pounded Israel pitching for 15 hits with Andrelton Simmons, Wladimir Balentien and Yurendell de Caster each collecting three.
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I pounded beers as if I were rushing a fraternity with the knowledge that I'd be immune from the physical consequences.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia said Turkish warplanes pounded Syria's Afrin city and several villages around it on Saturday.
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His mug of America (formerly known as Budweiser) was sloshing over the rim as he pounded his fist against the bar.
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In a mission to destroy civilian morale, British planes pounded Dresden with explosive and incendiary bombs on the night of Feb.
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I could hear my mother shuffling around in the kitchen and my heart pounded as I prayed she wouldn't disturb us.
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Mr. Kerry pounded out the agreement with the American-educated Mr. Zarif, who was backed by Iran's reformist president, Hassan Rouhani.
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My heart pounded in my chest with what I wanted to call fear but what I know now was actually hope.
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Clemson's last two matchups against ranked opponents have ended horribly, as it was pounded by 32 points at Louisville on Jan.
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The Yemeni island of Socotra has been pounded by Cyclone Mekunu, which is on a path to strike Oman this weekend.
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Power outages were reported in nearby communities as well as thunderstorms pounded the state and a swath of the U.S. South.
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At least three other people have been killed in the massive thunderstorms that pounded parts of Mississippi and Alabama on Thursday.
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NEW YORK – The Latest on the aftermath of powerful storms that pounded areas of the Northeast (all times local): 211 p.m.
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On March 1003 and 18, the Arlington and Fort Worth metro regions of Texas were pounded by severe storms and hail.
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Kevin Hayes and J.T. Miller scored two goals each as New York pounded the fading Vancouver Canucks 7-26 Tuesday night.
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For several days and nights, heavy storm surge pounded the shoreline, flattening dunes and blowing sand right up to the launchpads.
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"I had this experience pounded into my brain with LightSail," said Cantrell, referring to the Planetary Society's experimental solar propulsion craft.
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Frazier, led off against Shawn Armstrong, pounded a 22000-24 pitch over the left field wall for his 39th home run.
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India claimed 300 jihadis were killed, while Pakistani officials said India merely pounded an uninhabited jungle where a camp once existed.
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In June the jihadists were kicked out of Fallujah by the Iraqi army, then pounded by air strikes as they fled.
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"—Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) September 3, 2019Morgerman added a second tweet: "Winds pounded the building with the force of a thousand sledgehammers.
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"They came out and just pounded the paint in the second half and got easier shots," said Suns' coach Earl Watson.
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"It's always pounded in the primaries by every GOP candidate, from the top of the ballot to the bottom," Noble said.
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The Tar Heels pounded Notre Dame, 88-74, in the East Regional final, restoring order to a tournament pummeled by upsets.
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It had cowered in front of an intricate, meaningless lattice of pounded plastic, twitching when she crouched down to document it.
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On a full count, Trout pounded Manaea's 83 mph changeup 436 feet into the left field bleachers for a solo drive.
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Harden, Rockets cruise past Lakers LOS ANGELES — For the third time this season, the Houston Rockets pounded the Los Angeles Lakers.
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It was one of 18 hits the Marlins pounded out Friday night in a 12-7 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Across the pond, the United Kingdom recorded record lows this week as frosty weather pounded parts of England, Scotland and Wales.
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With three home runs from their rookie first baseman Ronald Guzman, the Texas Rangers pounded Tanaka and the Yankees, 211-210.
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" His band, electronics and orchestra pounded away at one droning chord through much of "What Is the Legal Status of Ice.
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The storm pounded a region just getting back on its feet after two previous storms had cut power to 653,000 customers.
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Trump was apparently referring to the Republican presidential debate earlier this month in which Rubio was pounded by New Jersey Gov.
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A percussion band pounded out a frenetic rhythm, and someone could be heard playing the European Union's anthem on a bagpipe.
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Ladies Who Launch: Four Actresses Who Started Their Own Businesses: They're getting creative with customized neon signs and hand-pounded jewelry.
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Many villagers said their dogs got mostly leftover boule, the local staple made of pounded millet or sorghum with fish sauce.
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That is when the Cavaliers were pounded by the Celtics in the conference semifinals, leading to James's controversial defection to Miami.
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Just over three weeks ago, the Red Sox had pounded him at Yankee Stadium for 10 runs — eight of them earned.
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The rains from Tropical Storm Harvey pounded the Houston region on Monday, stranding thousands of residents — many on rooftops — awaiting rescue.
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Los Angeles Clippers 128 - Cleveland Cavaliers 103 Kawhi Leonard scored a season-high 43 points, and Los Angeles pounded visiting Cleveland.
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As the trumpets sang and the drums pounded, I looked at Neil, whose face was lit up by a huge grin.
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Cano, Dee Gordon and Nelson Cruz had three hits each for Seattle, which pounded out 13 hits against five Rangers pitchers.
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Chicago pounded Hoover with three straight RBI doubles by Dexter Fowler, Jason Heyward, and Kris Bryant to finish off the scoring.
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They tirelessly raised squares of colored paper to form messages like "We Will Win" while a man pounded on a drum.
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Mo Farah of Britain pounded his chest after crossing the finish line for perhaps the final time on an American track.
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In 35 minutes of action, Noah rummaged for loose balls, pounded his chest and reveled in an evening free of misery.
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We were interviewing a candidate via Skype, and in the middle of it we could all hear a door being pounded.
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Hundreds of Ukrainian troops were killed and more than 100 captured when Kiev's forces were surrounded and pounded with artillery fire.
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Around 400,000 people are in hiding as the Damascus suburbs have been pounded with shells, mortars and bombs since Sunday night.
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In Morehead City, the rain and surf pounded the shoreline and took aim at the few boats still in the water.
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Hurricane Irma pounded the Bahamas before making landfall Friday night in the northern part of Cuba as it cycled toward Florida.
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A line of men took to the community room's floor, pounded their feet and shouted as they reached toward the sky.
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Injury can occur during a sports activity, accident or vigorous sex when the erect penis is bent or pounded against bone.
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He told us that music pounded out of warehouses, and that kids from New York, Philly, DC and Richmond all came.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of hard working families who are getting pounded every day.
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Government forces also pounded a rebel-held area in the south for a second straight day, potentially reopening yet another front.
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"I would conclude the budget process is truly dead and the last nail has been pounded into its coffin," Hoagland says.
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And though the writing process didn't ultimately break me, there were times I wanted to yell, times when I pounded my desk.
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The once high-flying chip stock and favorite of traders has been pounded during this stock market correction, which began in October.
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Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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Nearby, a car identified as a Mercedes-Benz drove through a crowd, who pounded the vehicle with their fists, before speeding off.
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But less than 24 hours later, that false spring gave way to full-bore winter as a major snowstorm pounded the region.
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The area was pounded by heavy rainstorms on Tuesday, knocking out trees and power lines and leaving thousands of people without power.
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Bravo told BuzzFeed News he "pounded the wall in frustration" because he was "devastated" to miss out on the one-on-one.
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Armoured vehicles, tanks and infantry poured through the gap as artillery guns pounded IS fighters in villages on the dusty plain below.
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Unfortunately it seems unlikely that the UFC will take the risk of that image of a one-armed man being pounded on.
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I have always known that eating meat always involves sacrifice, always involves pain, but still, my heart pounded and my fingertips tingled.
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Calderon pounded his chest and gestured to the crowd as the Knicks regained momentum and eventually ended the quarter ahead, 75-74.
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Still, knowing whether the future might hold more hailstorms like the one that pounded Denver last month might help us prepare better.
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Hurricane Matthew pounded Haiti and Cuba, and is making its way to the Bahamas and the United States in the coming days.
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Forces on Thursday had pushed the militants into the town center, where they were pounded by coalition air strikes supporting the assault.
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Fresh off a four-game sweep in Minnesota, the American League Central-leading Indians pounded Baltimore 12-0 in the series opener.
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Dodgers 12, Rockies 6 Cody Bellinger had three hits, including a homer, Max Muncy also homered, and Los Angeles pounded host Colorado.
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A powerful nor'easter pounded New England last week, prompting coastal evacuations and causing flooding so extreme that water rushed into downtown Boston.
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A chicken cutlet is pounded flat, breaded, deep fried, covered in béchamel sauce and a thick layer of cheddar cheese, then grilled.
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Seattle right-hander Mike Leake was pounded from the outset and served up three of the homers as well as three doubles.
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Clinton's campaign has pounded on Sanders for his mixed record on guns, the one area where she's to his left on policy.
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BELGRADE, Serbia – Fresh storms in the Balkans have flooded buildings and streets and pounded parts of the region with hail, destroying crops.
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Saki was forced onto the defensive and Schilt pounded the smaller man with low kicks which knocked him off of his feet.
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The Cardinals pounded out 14 hits, with eight starters getting at least one and six players driving in at least one run.
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Estia's downgraded outlook is among the first financial effects to emerge from the inquiry, which has already pounded stocks in the industry.
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Houston pounded out a total of 33 runs in the four games after managing 23 in its previous four contests – all losses.
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A tornado left four people dead in southeast Alabama, as a heavy storm pounded the South with rain, hail and strong winds.
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San Antonio pounded the Rockets for 18 offensive boards in Game 5, and it won't relent as long as Houston plays small.
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In the four years that Solange spent writing the album, the news cycle pounded along at what felt like a breakneck pace.
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It came as no surprise to economists that the September jobs numbers were weak, after back-to-back hurricanes pounded the Southeast.
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They pounded out a season-high-tying 20 hits, matching their total of a 13-inning game on May 16 at Detroit.
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He pounded pro-Ryan signs in front yards and made phone calls on behalf of his congressman during Ryan's 28503 reelection campaign.
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It was one of 43 hits Pittsburgh pounded out as they erased a three-run deficit to move to seven games over .
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Starting his round on the back nine, he pounded his second shot on the par-5 fourth hole to within 20 feet.
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Russian air strikes hit Islamic State outposts near Khanaser while army artillery pounded them from government-held Safira, a rebel source said.
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You don't even need to put on your shoes to find something so thoughtful they'll think you pounded the pavement for hours.
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Ryan O'Reilly had two goals and two assists as visiting Buffalo pounded Edmonton, 6-2, for its first victory of the season.
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Magic 112, Bulls 84 Nikola Vucevic totaled 22 points and 12 rebounds in three quarters of play as visiting Orlando pounded Chicago.
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Photo: APHurricane Irma pounded Puerto Rico earlier this month, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, but narrowly avoiding a worse-case scenario.
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The Rockies pounded out 212 hits, including a two-run homer by Murphy that tied the score at 11 in the fourth.
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A heavy rain pounded on the tin roof of the shack as Mejia watched TV coverage of this week's earthquake and wept.
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"We will be told by 100 company directors that we should stay in," said Lovett, as he pounded down another side street.
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The people he genuinely enjoys and feels close to are gone (Keith Schiller), leaving (Hope) or getting pounded in the press (Jared).
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A typhoon pounded North Korea on Saturday, killing five people and injuring three, state news agency KCNA reported on Sunday.
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On Thursday, the prospect of new sanctions pounded the ruble, which dropped to its lowest level against the dollar in two years.
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She tried to lose them in Bogotá's rush-hour traffic, but they edged up to her car and pounded on the windows.
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Astros 15, Rays 1 Justin Verlander carried a shutout into the sixth inning before being ejected as host Houston pounded Tampa Bay.
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Suddenly eight white horses pounded into the ring, each ridden sidesaddle by a Mexican escaramuza wearing an embroidered black-and-white dress.
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It may arrive cold alongside aachar and chiura, rice grains pounded flat and then fried into gossamer flakes that suggest fossilized tears.
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"I always loved being pounded by waves, and not worrying about the outcome, but I've realized I am not invincible," McNamara said.
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Perez, Whit Merrifield and Paulo Orlando had two hits apiece as the Royals pounded out 13 hits, including five for extra bases.
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The southern and central U.S. was pounded with rain and fierce winds over the weekend, leveling homes, uprooting trees and demolishing cars.
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But today, war drums against America being pounded in Tehran have more support from average Iranians who are rallying around their flag.
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Then he diced them, dried them in the sun and pounded them into powder with a tabili, a supersize mortar and pestle.
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"Snowzilla," also known as Winter Storm Jonas, pounded the Northeast and mid-Atlantic with up to three feet of snow in 2016.
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Farther south, the Sierra Nevada mountaintops in California can expect to continue to be pounded with snow over the next few days.
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Their ace, Jon Lester, got pounded by Pittsburgh for 10 runs in two-thirds of an inning in his most recent start.
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That's when large objects — asteroids or comets — pounded the rocky planets and left craters, some that are more than 600 miles across.
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Also making the grade was a special stuffed pork chop, pounded thin, filled with spinach and mozzarella and served in a mushroom sauce.
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Carlos Santana flied out but Encarnacion pounded a 2-1 pitch over the left field wall, giving the Indians a 2-0 lead.
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MEXICO CITY – Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Carlotta pounded Mexico&aposs Pacific coast east of Acapulco ahead of its expected landfall early Saturday.
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On a 3-1 pitch from reliever Brad Hand, Grandal pounded a 92 mph fastball into the bleachers down the left-field line.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel "pounded" the Iranian sites in response to the missile attack and would not hesitate to respond again.
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Netflix shares have gotten pounded over the last three months, plunging into a bear market since the streaming giant reported earnings in July.
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Shares in Norwegian, a stock which this year has been pounded over worries about its profitability, surged 37 percent on the news. reut.
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When the fermentation is finished, sanitize 48 (12-ounce) bottles and caps (you can use old beer bottles that you've already pounded). 8.
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Winter storms have pounded California with heavy rain and snow, triggering floods and avalanches and even toppling some of its famous giant trees.
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Benintendi led a Boston offense that pounded out 20 hits, giving it double figures in hits in all six wins in the streak.
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Here was the problem with her ribs from where the nuns pounded her with their fists and it was so hard to breathe.
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Wearing big smiles and traditional full-length robes adapted for sports, they pounded through sleepy alleys past puzzled shopkeepers in Jeddah's historic district.
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The defenseman teed up a blast and pounded home his eighth goal as he beat Bobrovsky on the blocker side at 6:11.
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"She came right up and pounded on the door but Dad had locked it and he told me to keep quiet," he said.
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Kaine pounded Pence with Trump's refusal to release his tax returns, his murky ties to Russia, and his misogynistic and anti-Latino comments.
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Donna is the third late-season cyclone to sweep through the Pacific, after storms called Debbie and Cook pounded Australia and New Zealand.
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Alex Mattison pounded into the end zone from the 21992 with 4:52 left, finishing any longshot comeback hopes San Diego State harbored.
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To add to the bad news, a big part of the reef that escaped bleaching was pounded by tropical cyclone Debbie last month.
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He came back, left on left, he pounded the ball off a very, very quality reliever to the opposite field in this stadium.
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A person who met with Grassley recently said he pounded the table at one point to emphasize that he won't reconsider his stance.
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Together, they pounded out the kind of head-banging techno that makes you worry your brain's about to fall out of your nose.
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Norris made one start versus Boston in August 53 and was pounded for five runs and nine hits in 5 1/3 innings.
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In the end, the Rams couldn't overcome the Dolphins -- or the 0.55 inches of rain that pounded the city -- and lost 14-10.
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Bradley was pounded for five runs and eight hits in three innings while losing to the San Francisco Giants in his last turn.
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Kelly was up next, and he pounded a 93-2 fastball 428 feet over the fence in center to make it 3-0.
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Roughly 20415 of these smaller islands -- such as St. Martin, Antigua and Barbuda, and St. Kitts and Nevis -- were pounded by hurricane conditions.
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The simple breast of chicken, pounded thin and grilled just until tender, had an overwhelming lemon flavor reminiscent of lemon extract or ReaLemon.
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One day, as the deadline loomed, they walked along the great lake, which was flat and black, even as the wind pounded them.
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Saudi-owned al-Arabiya television said on Sunday coalition aircraft pounded Houthi outposts in southern Sanaa overnight, but gave no details on casualties.
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"He pounded the strike zone," Harper said of Papelbon, who just came off the disabled list Monday after getting over an intercostal strain.
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Outraged, my head pounded with the same questions we've all been asking for months, if not years: How could this be happening — again?
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Last Saturday, Israel pounded Gaza with dozens of airstrikes after the IDF said militants fired more than 200 rockets and mortars toward Israel.
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I didn't really see a reason for us to hang out anymore, but I still pounded my Scotch, and ordered a second one.
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Cha lua, identified here alternately as Vietnamese pork roll or ham, is pork pounded into a paste and then steamed in banana leaves.
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The Rockies pounded Chicago 9-1 on Saturday and have outscored the Cubs 18-5 in the first three games of the series.
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While over on TBS, Samantha Bee saw her ratings early in 2017 jump 175% from the year prior as she comically pounded Trump.
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The Phillies pounded out 14 hits, including four home runs while the Twins also managed 14 hits in winning their second consecutive game.
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Claims in general have grown against the program in the last decade as a series of catastrophic storms have pounded hurricane-prone areas.
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Even though Cramer pounded the table on the stock all week ahead of CEO Jensen Huang's Sunday speech at CES, investors didn't bite.
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A pork chop is pounded so that it all but covers its plate, lightly breaded and finished with radicchio splashed with lemon vinaigrette.
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Check out the pounded-copper earrings (88 lei), the array of copper bowls (350-193 lei), and leather-accented whisk brooms (22 lei).
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The mixture is pounded into an inchoate mass that tugs like marshmallow, then stretched and rolled into logs under a shower of pistachios.
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Thai-style red curries typically begin with a paste of pounded chiles, ginger, garlic, lemongrass, makrut lime leaves or zest and fermented shrimp.
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At one point, city officials said, Laquan pounded on the window of a squad car and punctured its front tire with a knife.
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Palestinian militants responded with waves of rockets aimed at Israeli communities near Gaza, and Israeli aircraft pounded targets in Gaza for a time.
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Only 30 percent of residents have electricity after Hurricanes Irma and Maria pounded the islands, where nine schools and two hospitals were destroyed.
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Israelis pointed to video images showing the settler's car, a small silver hatchback, being pounded by rocks and surrounded by dozens of demonstrators.
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Yankees 11, Cubs 6 CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs pounded baseballs over the wall and had the best starting rotation in baseball last season.
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President Donald Trump on Monday pledged quick action by the federal government to authorize disaster relief for the areas pounded by Hurricane Harvey.
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The Pirates pounded Bartolo Colon (2-5), who a day after his 26th birthday allowed seven runs and 23 hits in five innings.
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Meanwhile, Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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When pounded, the tapered shape of a chicken breast (bulging in the middle, slimmer at the ends) flattens out into one even layer.
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Coric pounded Murray's backhand — often turning around his own backhand to deliver forehands instead — and also left Murray stranded with several drop shots.
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Then he returned to picking cotton in the fields of southern Arizona, where the summer sun pounded like a hammer on his back.
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The show moves fast and is full of slow-motion shots of fire, sparks, and red-hot metal being pounded by industrial hammers.
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One system pounded Western states with rain and snow, while an East Coast storm dumped snow as its high winds knocked out power.
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An artillery barrage that lasted nearly two hours pounded their position, along a ridge and tree line near the village of Lanzerath, Belgium.
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For the next several days, she felt as if nails were being pounded into her stomach and her limbs were being torn off.
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In the runup to that midterm, Republicans relentlessly pounded on Pelosi (and newly elected President Barack Obama) as symbols of liberalism run amok.
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The physiological reaction was immediate: my chest tightened and my heart pounded, as if the air had been sucked out of my lungs.
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BENINTENDI PACES RED SOX Andrew Benintendi hit two homers and drove six runs as Boston pounded the Rangers, 11-4, in Arlington, Tex.
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Schnitzel was, and the particular schnitzel I had seen was veal, pounded to the thickness of flannel, inside a rippled crust of crumbs.
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My heart pounded because it was only the beginning of our journey and we had already descended into a Steven Spielberg extraterrestrial movie.
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Hurricane Irma, which pounded through the Caribbean on a devastating path toward Florida, is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic.
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Protestors threw stones and water bottles and pounded his car with their fists, chanting "traitor, traitor," before Palestinian security forces pushed them away.
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Roger Stone ain't having a TGIF kinda day -- FBI agents pounded on his door before sunrise and arrested President Trump's ex-campaign adviser.
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Ozuna swung on a 3-0 pitch and pounded a fastball an estimated 437 feet to center field for his 17th home run.
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Even though Superstorm Sandy pounded the city in 2012, knocking out power and causing widespread flooding, many homebuyers still don't ask about the risks.
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Woodard said that Shull pounded him in his eyes with the end of the night stick until he blacked out (charges Shull would deny).
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The lira lost 3.2 percent last week, pounded by higher-than-expected inflation and security fears after a series of gun and bomb attacks.
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On Saturday, Israel pounded Hamas targets in its largest bombardment campaign since the 2014 war, as Gaza militants fired dozens of rockets toward Israel.
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That option may appear less attractive for some fighters who have just seen their homes pounded by the Syrian and Russian advance in Aleppo.
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Syrian warplanes and helicopter gunships pounded on Wednesday areas in the nearby Yarmouk Basin controlled by a faction linked to the Islamic State group.
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When hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria recently pounded Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico, the severity of the storms was often attributed to climate change.
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Mr Trump has already agreed to a Pentagon request to apply the description to three provinces of Yemen, which have subsequently been heavily pounded.
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The 300 or so people who had crowded inside danced as the music pounded, the strobe lights flashed and shot boys served $5 skybombs.
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U.S., British and French forces pounded Syria with air strikes early on Saturday after a suspected gas attack killed dozens of people last week.
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And if you pounded a burger and fries, it's going to take more work to break that down than, say, a vegetable stir fry.
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Forward Jo Lual-Acuil posted a double-double with 28 points and 11 rebounds as Baylor (10-313, 0-2) pounded the ball inside.
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In a last ditch effort, as Mezger pounded Suzuki's guts in the corner, Suzuki pushed forwards and attempted to jump closed guard on Mezger.
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Gray has been getting pounded of late, yielding 24 runs over as many innings in his last two starts - both of which were defeats.
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McKinsey & Co., the global consulting firm businesses and governments quietly use for complex and controversial projects, is getting pounded for its practices and secrecy.
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They pounded the Jazz on the glass and created second chances for themselves while also getting stops at critical times on the other end.
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Her husband, Pocatello physician Mark Mansfield, rushed to the scene and pounded on the dog's chest in a futile effort to revive the animal.
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Image: APKen Bone has logged on, and for a guy who has pounded three beers in under 20 minutes, he's making some reasonable points.
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Detroit pounded out four home runs on Saturday, including three in a row in the first inning to snap Texas' 23-game winning streak.
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And I've had dark nights of the soul where I've pounded my head against the keyboard and said, 'God, will I ever finish this?
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"The Brazos River is being pounded, and all of that water is coming down from the tributaries and creeks into the river," she said.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Air strikes pounded Syria's rebel-held Idlib province on Wednesday, killing at least nine people, including children, a war monitoring group said.
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Syrian and Russian forces pounded eastern Aleppo with regular airstrikes before the regime seized the enclave after more than four years of rebel rule.
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HBO pounded the pavement to get back on top with robust Emmys campaigns for "Game of Thrones" and dramas such as "Succession," IndieWire reported.
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" According to Jahi's mother, stepfather, grandmother, brother, and Dolan, who took notes, Durand pounded his fist on the table, saying, "She's dead, dead, dead.
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In the morning, I pounded veal cutlets for schnitzel; in the afternoon, I put scraps of pork through an electric meat grinder for bratwurst.
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Fighter jets pounded four PKK targets in the Cukurca district of the southeastern Hakkari province on Saturday evening, Anadolu said, citing the security sources.
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Much like the shots of caffeine I pounded throughout the day for energy, these texts were like bursts of support that kept me going.
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She made two quick unforced errors and pounded her leg with her hand after one missed shot and stared at her racket after another.
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Hurricane Irma pounded central Florida, tensions rose across across Myanmar and North Korea's Kim Jong Un held a celebration bash to congratulate nuclear scientists.
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Rookie running back Sony Michel pounded out 129 yards on 24 carries, reaching the end zone on runs of 1, 14 and 5 yards.
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Robert Downey, Jr. was on hand—in a suit and pink high-tops—to pull back the cover as classic Kraftwerk pounded from speakers.
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On Tuesday night at Progressive Field, for the second consecutive game, the Twins pounded Cleveland's pitching, bludgeoning their way to a 10-6 victory.
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A budget impasse, huge unfunded pension liability and chronic budget deficits have pounded Illinois' credit ratings into the low-investment grade triple-B level.
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Sirte, the home city of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, was pounded by nearly 500 U.S. air strikes between August and December last year.
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Israel responded with waves of airstrikes that pounded military targets and leveled several tall buildings used by Hamas, leaving a number of Palestinians homeless.
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The Baghouz enclave had been pounded on Monday with barrages of rockets, but the situation calmed on Tuesday morning before the intense bombardment resumed.
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At a yard run by the Ram Birthplace Trust, an organization overseeing construction, men pounded chisels into slabs of stone, carving swirls of flowers.
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The pounded yam is doughy and barely sticky, adhering ever so slightly to your fingers as you scoop up broth-laden bits of greens.
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Hyzy, who takes hormones and has breasts, said they were followed into the men's room by someone who then pounded on Hyzy's stall door.
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They're not intended for a fork: Just dip them in the accompanying meld of tomato paste, lemon zest and raw onion pounded until silky.
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And on both counters sit stacks of bread, plus shiny steel bowls of radish, parsley and a sauce of pounded sesame, known as tarator.
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Arizona pounded out 16 hits and has won four consecutive games for the first time since July 5-12 around the All-Star break.
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The governments of Iran, Iraq, Russia and the United States have pounded Islamic State strongholds, and Raqqa has been under attack in recent weeks.
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The show ended abruptly after Mr. Ho pounded the table, ripped off his microphone and stormed away while calling his legislative colleague a profanity.
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The Ducks looked much stronger after a day off Wednesday from Coach Randy Carlyle, and they pounded the Predators up and down the ice.
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While his splitter and slider had abandoned him recently, it was his fastball, which arrived in the low 90s, that was pounded on Saturday.
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Pretty much everyone who isn't on Mike Bloomberg's sizable payroll agreed the billionaire got shellacked — walloped, thumped, pounded — in Wednesday evening's Democratic debate. Immediately.
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The red-hot Aaron Hicks doubled in two more runs as the Yankees pounded out 15 hits, and 44 in the three-game sweep.
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Intense winds in the Washington area shuttered the federal government and several school districts on Friday as a powerful winter storm pounded the Northeast.
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Heavy snow and strong winds already pounded Chicago and Detroit, where public school systems opted not to open Friday, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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The Hoyas repeatedly pounded the ball down low to their big men and scored 22 points en route to the 40-35 halftime lead.
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After the two got into a car, Mr. Burger said, protesters pounded on it, rocked it back and forth, and jumped onto the hood.
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I waved the shoe in the air and pounded on the door, but you must have thought I was trying to sabotage your ride.
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Moreover, Democrats constantly pounded it as a giveaway to the rich, which Republicans acknowledged had made a difference in how Americans viewed the law.
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Mr. Aguilar remembers that in his childhood home, plantains were allowed to hang until they were black before they could be pounded into mole.
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In this election, the news media has pounded several female candidates for extramarital affairs, including a woman whose husband was the one who cheated.
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My heart pounded as I spoke up at roll call on the first day of school to ask my teachers to call me Sally.
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Eric Schmidt, the CEO at the time, "pounded the table for many years" about the prospect of ISPs throttling Google's content, an early Googler recalled.
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Thicke found the door locked and pounded on it, trying to gain entry into the home at which he was scheduled to pick up Julian.
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Heavy rains pounded parts of Northern and central California through Monday, putting more than 14 million people under a flood warning or flash-flood watch.
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He seasoned the cutting board, and then had this wooden mallet that looked like a billy club, and he pounded the big steak with it.
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Oklahoma City and Texas cities such as Lubbock, Amarillo and Abilene could get pounded with baseball-sized hail and hurricane-force winds, the NWS said.
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"When I tried this foot massager, I swear fireworks lit the sky, waves pounded against the shore, and a choir of angels sang," Winfrey writes.
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It is distinct from the less refined rubanina — from the word for "to chop" — which is a frozen fish pounded to bits with an ax.
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Government forces have pounded the south of Idlib province and nearby Hama from the air and the ground this week, prompting a new civilian exodus.
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By late Wednesday, the storm pounded several Caribbean islands with a 22012-foot storm surge, and threatened Puerto Rico after passing over the Virgin Islands.
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Also good was a special of pounded, panko-crusted pork chop topped with arugula and avocado, tiny cubes of mozzarella and vibrantly red, chopped tomatoes.
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Day 1 was not exactly a shining example, when he pounded on the glass partition in fury during his first regular-season game as coach.
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As Aleppo residents mourned the dead Friday, people fled their homes in another city that activists say the Syrian regime has pounded with barrel bombs.
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At one point in Becerra's brief talk, some delegates hopped on tables with Sanders signs, while other delegates pounded loudly on the tables in unison.
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The Turkish army began firing artillery rounds into Jarablus at around 0100 GMT and Turkish and U.S. warplanes pounded Islamic State targets with air strikes.
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"When I tried this foot massager, I swear fireworks lit the sky, waves pounded against the shore, and a choir of angels sang," Winfrey wrote.
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He was pounded by Houston for six runs over six innings and surrendered three home runs for the second time this season on May 31.
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As gales pounded the lighthouse, his logbook entries soften to poetry; he writes of the wrathful ocean and his own faint place just above it.
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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – A strong storm pounded parts of Pennsylvania, damaging numerous businesses in a shopping plaza, overturning cars and downing trees and power lines.
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Ryu, who had been scheduled to start Wednesday, was pounded for six runs over 4 2/4.173 innings in his season debut on July 7.
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Heavy rains pounded parts of Southern California after the Thomas Fire, the largest fire in the state's history, swept through the region in mid-December.
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Rob Portman, who was presiding over the session at the time, pounded his gavel and asked the sergeant at arms to restore order three times.
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Even the Turkish lira, which has been pounded in recent days as a crackdown in the wake of July's failed coup continues, gained 2120.44 percent.
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Heavy snow pounded the East Coast from Maine as far south as North Carolina on Thursday, taking out power lines, icing roadways and closing schools.
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Two people died in a Louisiana recreational vehicle park where a storm pounded 160 motor homes and trailers into a field of debris on Tuesday.
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Corbin has been pounded in his last two starts, surrendering 13 runs and 19 hits over nine innings en route to a pair of losses.
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Warplanes from Assad's government forces and their allies pounded the densely populated enclave east of the capital Damascus for a sixth straight day on Friday.
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The United States accused Russia on Sunday of barbarism as warplanes supporting government forces pounded Aleppo and Moscow said ending Syria's war was almost impossible.
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"That's most of it, and he pounded it with a really good fastball with good action on it and a really good slider," Yost said.
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During the second world war, American and British forces pounded Europe with more than 2.7m tonnes of explosives, half of which were dropped on Germany.
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Keston Hiura was hit by a pitch and went to third when Orlando Arcia pounded a grounder that flew high over the head of Freeman.
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Every starter reached base, and the Yankees pounded Red Sox starter David Price for six runs and seven hits in four and two-thirds innings.
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The military has locked down entire districts and pounded PKK outposts in residential areas, but denies accusations that its actions have endangered and killed civilians.
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Despite Trump's criticism -- which pounded the front pages of nearly every British newspaper -- he and May carried on with their regularly scheduled meetings on Friday.
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Equally tasty was the thinly pounded chicken breast hiding underneath halved cherry tomatoes, mozzarella balls and basil leaves, all drizzled with a thick balsamic vinegar.
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The rest of the dish comes together à la minute: The avocado is mashed, and a chunk of yellowfin tuna is sliced and pounded thin.
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After losing three straight series, Kansas City was unable to complete a three-game sweep at Cleveland as it was pounded 10-1 on Sunday.
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The family had been in the waiting room for hours, and at last the father-to-be pounded on the doors of the operating room.
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Its stock was pounded as it got swept up in general investor aversion to any retailer in the stock market not named Amazon or Walmart.
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But if this bounce turns out to be short-lived and this stock gets pounded again, these are the levels Collins thinks you should watch.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – The Yemeni island of Socotra has been pounded by Cyclone Mekunu, which is on a path to strike Oman this weekend.
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On social media, Netanyahu pounded out alerts which included unproved accusations that Iran could blackmail Gantz after hacking his phone, although Tehran denied doing so.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes pounded 12 Islamic State targets in the al-Bab region of northern Syria on Wednesday, killing 23 militants, the military said.
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He pounded on the doors in Washington, assisted by dealers and union officials who knew their brethren would be out of work if Chrysler folded.
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Civilians there are being "pounded into submission or death," he said, by a government assault that cannot be justified on the basis of targeting terrorists.
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As a blizzard pounded the Boston area Tuesday night, the Boston Police Department was hard at work making sure people stayed safe during the storm.
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He grabbed a metal stake and pounded it into the hole to try to seal it off, according to an investigation by California's fire agency.
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For example, during the May 29 th sell-off on the back of turmoil in the Italian bond market stocks got pounded; gold was flat.
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My heart pounded as I took tiny frozen steps, like a cross between a toddler and a very crabby old man, desperate not to slip.
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They added salt to preserve the fish, crunchy limu (seaweed) for texture and brine, and inamona, buttery kukui-nut hearts, roasted and pounded into rubble.
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For the most part, senior Republicans have avoided directly discussing climate in the aftermath of Harvey and Hurricane Irma, which pounded the Southeast this week.
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The two men beat each other senseless, Ali hit hard combinations on the way to the ropes and Frazier pounded him once they got there.
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Irma pounded heavily populated areas of central Florida over the weekend, but gradually lost strength and was downgraded to a tropical storm in the morning.
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Bartoli pounded weights and spent two weeks training at 9,800 feet in the French Alps, which she said was exhausting but critical to her revival.
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More than 30 inches were recorded in Swansboro, N.C. The previous record of 24 inches was set in 1999, when Hurricane Floyd pounded the region.
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WASHINGTON — Surrounded by his colleagues in a cramped corridor behind the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Jeff Flake was in agony, getting pounded on all sides.
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Since Monday morning, the day after Kasich's remarks panning the fast pace of American society, he has pounded out more than 2700 tweets and retweets.
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Lawmakers and their aides said discussions about eventual federal aid were still preliminary, since much of the Gulf Coast was still being pounded with rain.
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Russian jets and Syrian artillery have pounded towns and villages in a renewed assault backed by pro-Iranian militias and aimed at clearing the opposition.
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Jets have pounded rebel-held areas in rural Hama this week, as government forces fought to reverse the biggest assault by insurgent groups in months.
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In October 2500, regulators said, Dr. Koller pounded the head of a Lhasa apso dog named Tammy "until both eyes were hemorrhaged," according to documents.
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"They've just pounded the funding markets with liquidity and it seems to have put the fire out," said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies.
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Most analysts have looked to the impact from the 2002-2003 spread of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), which pounded tourism and confidence, albeit briefly.
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Most cooks in the region use anchovies, preserved in salt or oil, in their daily cooking, in whole fillets, chopped or pounded in a mortar.
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Heavy snow and high wind pounded the Southeast on Wednesday, dumping snow on Florida's capital for the first time in three decades and damaging crops.
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Giants LH Madison Bumgarner (3-6, 211) Wacha has been pounded while losing three straight starts and has a dreadful 26 ERA during the stretch.
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He says the actor was "significantly under the influence" ... and pounded on the bar with his fist at the news he would not be served.
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I'd make it with boneless chicken thighs rather than breasts; thighs are inherently more flavorful and don't need to be halved or pounded to thinness.
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I just can't imagine a force that is able to stay in the fight given how they're been pounded every day for such an extended period.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based war monitor, said Syrian and Russian air strikes pounded the town and its environs, killing three people.
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Everything in my body shook as we pounded out the words, wrestled with our guitars, looked out at the those faces and back at one another.
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When he netted a forehand to close a 14-stroke back-and-forth in the second set, he pounded his strings on his head several times.
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Some residents defied the order, returning to what was left of their homes to begin cleaning up as heavy rain fell and waves pounded the shore.
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Then, as day broke, warships pounded German positions before hundreds of landing craft disgorged the infantry troops under a barrage of machine-gun fire and artillery.
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Weaver was pounded for a career-worst 10 runs - five earned - and 10 hits over four innings during an 23-3 loss to Colorado on Saturday.
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Much of it has been reduced to rubble as regime forces backed by Russian air power have pounded the area while humanitarian crisis there become catastrophic.
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The left fielder went 21-for-23 with two homers and a career-high six RBIs as the Red Sox pounded the Texas Rangers 211-211.
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After unleashing a forehand winner down the line to seal the win, he tore off his shirt, pounded his chest and yelled "Yeah!" at the terraces.
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The Red Sox trailed 5-3 entering the bottom of the seventh, when they pounded 12 hits off four Miami relievers, including Adam Conley (53-4).
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Shares of online lenders have been pounded after business lender On Deck Capital reported disappointing earnings and analysts backed away from the stock, citing growth concerns.
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On set point Djokovic pounded three consecutive forehands deep in into Chung's backhand, each one returned at full stretch, before Djokovic cracked and netted a forehand.
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Perez hasn't faced the Indians since 2013, when he was pounded for seven runs (six earned) in only three frames opposite Kluber in a no-decision.
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According to Airapetian's models, as solar superflares pounded our atmosphere, they initiated chemical reactions that yielded climate-warming greenhouse gases and other essential ingredients for life.
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He was pounded for five runs on at Miami last month to fall to 2-6 with a 3.88 ERA in 14 appearances versus the Marlins.
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Many banks in Italy, including its largest, UniCredit SpA, have seen share prices pounded; its stock is down more than 60 percent so far this year.
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Political operatives pounded Republicans on Tuesday over their backing of the activists who filmed the organization undercover and accused staff members of illegally selling fetal tissue.
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Carl Green, Duncan Munson, and Hassan Ridgeway vocalized and pounded out a welcoming tune and a warrior dance song in their native tongue, and offered translations.
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Meanwhile, Biden's campaign pounded Iowa Democrats all day Tuesday for the election fiasco, drawing attention to the problems and arguing against a partial release of results.
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Being a high-spirited, borderline ADHD case, this meant a lot of agonizing afternoons for her as I pounded round our basement flat with my walkman.
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So he was already in trouble in the debate, and that's before he got pounded by Andrea Mitchell for raising taxes on the middle class. Twice.
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Here, it's sprinkled on top of noodles, pounded into salads, made into soup, toasted and served as a snack, and, most of all, pressed into oil.
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Describing the incident, he said the military had pounded the Abu Sayyaf camp on the island with bombs and artillery shells before sending in ground troops.
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Regardless of whether you drank a shot followed by a beer or pounded a beer before one shot, you've technically drunk the same amount of alcohol.
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Kluber (26-26.30) handcuffed the Texas Rangers for six innings and Abraham Almonte and Roberto Perez had career nights as the Indians pounded Texas 210-113.
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On May 10, the Israel air force pounded Iranian targets in Syria after the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps launched 20 missiles aimed at the Golan Heights.
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For the dish Yaki o Pa'i'ai, a small slab of pre-processed taro is pounded behind the restaurant then drizzled in shoyu and grilled yakitori style.
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As he turned the corner toward home on a cold March morning, an assailant hiding behind a row of cars popped out and pounded him with .
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Taylor's slam and a home run by Yasiel Puig ignited a six-run first inning, and the Dodgers pounded the Pirates 12-33 at Dodger Stadium.
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And while much of the retail sector was pounded on the news, Amazon saw its shares up 3% while Whole Foods shares jumped more than 27%.
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The General Motors deal does indeed signal that work can today wind up transferred seemingly anywhere — never mind the well-pounded pathway of north to south.
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Lundqvist was replaced by Antti Raanta 46 seconds into the second period, after Buffalo forward Zemgus Girgensons pounded a rebound past him for his seventh goal.
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Thursday he was tagged for six runs in six innings as the Rangers pounded him for 279 hits, which matched a career high for hits allowed.
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The Mariners pounded the Colorado Rockies 22-2.55 to sweep the two-game series and win their third straight game, one shy of their season high.
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Despite flirting with defeat in the first round, Kelly ground and pounded his way to an unlikely victory in the third in front of his countrymen.
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The blows came in and Frye resorted to trying to stiff leg Coleman away, only to be driven back into the fence and pounded some more.
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Don't worry if the pounded out breast seem a little thin and larger than the buns; the chicken will shrink and puff up during cooking. 3.
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Each day, the five runners who grew up in the Kakuma refugee camp pounded the dusty tracks past thousands of makeshift tents to pass the time.
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"I thought he looked better," manager Brad Ausmus said of Zimmermann, who has pitched just twice since the end of June and gotten pounded both times.
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The Red Sox pounded 18 hits, including four by Brock Holt, who became the first player to ever hit for the cycle in a postseason game.
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A group of older white boys—who had been acting standoffish towards me the whole time, questioning if I was "really Jewish"—pounded on my door.
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That said, Jupiter is pounded by meteors on a regular basis—somewhere between 2,000 to 8,000 times the rate of impacts experienced on Earth, reports ScienceAlert.
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Yankees 5, Padres 2 Yankees fans jeered Manny Machado on Monday afternoon with the same intensity Clint Frazier, Brett Gardner and Gary Sanchez pounded the baseball.
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On Pro Football EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Lying near his own 10-yard line, Eli Manning raised his right arm and pounded his fist on the turf.
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In the weeks since Hurricane Michael pounded the Gulf Coast, power and water service have returned to Tim and Ramona Moseley's neighborhood in Panama City, Fla.
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Mudslides killed at least 22017 people on Tuesday in Southern California, as heavy rain pounded a region recently devastated by the largest wildfire in state history.
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The storm pounded the area about 35 miles west of Billings on August 11 with 70 mph winds and hail up to 2 inches in diameter.
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On Golf ST-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — While roars erupted around him, Phil Mickelson wordlessly pounded ball after ball with his driver, like a player possessed.
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Can it not ponder why the brains of young men ostensibly being educated are pounded on the football field for the money and delight of others?
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He chucked his racket onto his courtside chair, turned to his delighted supporters with arms raised, then pounded his chest three times with his right fist.
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CELTICS 261, BULLS 22003 Avery Bradley scored 20123 points, and the hot-shooting Boston Celtics pounded host Chicago to win their first-round series, 22012-22013.
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The emergency medical crew took me outside where rain pounded down on Eighth Avenue and felt surprisingly refreshing, a reprieve from my hot flashes and sweats.
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While the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old city has escaped much of the ravages of war, its sprawling outer suburbs have been pounded to near-oblivion.
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RED BULLS FALL TO DYNAMO Erick Torres scored three straight goals to break a 1-1 tie, and Houston pounded the visiting Red Bulls, 4-1.
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And for an extended period, the ultra-wealthy former mayor wasn't able to get in a word edgewise as his opponents pounded him time and again.
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Jakarta and its surrounding areas have been pounded by torrential downpours since New Year's Eve, causing flooding and landslides that forced thousands to flee their homes.
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Her ads pounded away at Donald J. Trump's misogyny, hoping to lure women who would be reminded of all they had suffered in their own lives.
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On Wednesday night, Turkish air strikes pounded YPG fighters and allied fighters in northern Syria and the army said it killed between 160 and 200 combatants.
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Canadiens 27, Red Wings 225 Andrew Shaw notched his first career hat trick, Max Domi had two goals and three assists, and visiting Montreal pounded Detroit.
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On tempo runs and intervals at the track, I pounded the image of him in my mind like a fuming child throwing fists into her pillow.
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The city was pounded during repeated battles — first between the United States and Saddam Hussein's forces in 2003, then between American Marines and Al Qaeda fighters.
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The U.N. Security Council adopted the resolution on Saturday, as one of the deadliest air assaults of the seven-year war pounded eastern Ghouta this week.
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She also pounded and sieved manure to create the mold for a telescope's mirror, and calculated the locations of 2,510 nebulae, while also discovering eight comets.
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She was broken three times in the first set and pounded her racket into the court in frustration during the sixth game after falling 0-40 behind.
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Part of the appeal of value ETFs is that when the next downturn comes, high-flying growth stocks will likely get pounded more than reliable blue chips.
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Both Germans have pounded out the laps in pre-season testing in Barcelona, with Mercedes the most reliable car and Ferrari setting the more eye-catching times.
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He went back to his chair, pounded it with his hands like a drum before sitting down to soak up the moment as fans chanted his name.
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Abdelbasset al-Sarout, 27, died on Saturday from wounds he sustained in northwest Syria, where an army offensive has pounded the last major rebel bastion for weeks.
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But this set of rules, pounded into my head by well-meaning female friends and family members, didn't hold up against my experiences in the dating world.
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At least no one is expecting a repeat of the April Fools' Day blizzard which pounded New England with up to 20 inches of wet, heavy snow.
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Sixteen years after he'd been forced to pass on his Senate campaign amid a divorce and a bout with cancer, Giuliani pounded Clinton with everything he had.
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The Heat have dropped three of four since stringing together a season-high three-game winning streak after getting pounded by Golden State 123-95 on Sunday.
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Its tail number indicates that it was built in 21998, meaning that it joined scores of others that pounded Vietnam and Cambodia in the 22004s and 1970s.
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Airlines canceled hundreds of flights to and from the Carolinas and Georgia on Thursday as Tropical Storm Michael pounded the region with heavy rain and strong winds.
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The Shujaiya neighbourhood, pounded to rubble in 2014, is being rebuilt with scarce materials from charitable donations or, for those who can afford it, the black market.
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Astros 2119, Tigers 216 Alex Bregman reached base three times while Josh Reddick and Evan Gattis recorded back-to-back home runs as Houston pounded visiting Detroit.
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The 26-year-old from Nashville has lost nine of his last 11 decisions and been pounded for seven runs three times over his last six outings.
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In one instance, he pounded on her hotel room door until she escaped out a different exit; when he returned the next day, she barricaded the door.
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Pro-government forces pounded eastern Ghouta on Tuesday, in a surge of violence that a war monitor said had killed at least 250 people since Sunday night.
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Nadal simply let his racket do the talking, and he pounded a forehand deep into the corner to break the shaggy-haired tyro in the third game.
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Soon it became clear something much worse than a boiler explosion had unfolded: Fiery debris pounded the landscape, plunging from the sky and killing 11 Lockerbie residents.
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Albini and Durgano's opening riffs barely sounded like guitars, instead taking the qualities of sheet metal being ground down as a drum machine pounded in the back.
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Dodgers LH Julio Urias (153-215, 25) Butler will be making his third straight start and seventh overall this season after being pounded by Cincinnati on Thursday.
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After Karlsson pounded the puck into the Penguins' zone, Burns took it, curled around defenseman Justin Schultz and whipped it at the short side of the goal.
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Compared to hand-pounded poi, "it's the difference between having Whole Foods sushi and actually sitting down for an omakase from a real sushi chef," she says.
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The United States, Britain, and France pounded Syria in a coordinated air strike in response to a chemical weapons attack that killed approximately 60 people last week.
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Arab warplanes and warships pounded Houthi fortifications to support ground operations by foreign and Yemeni troops massed south of the port of Hodeidah in operation "Golden Victory".
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After Marco Estrada walked Jason Kipnis with one out in the sixth, Lindor pounded a down-and-in changeup over Kevin Pillar's head in right-center field.
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The IMF deal was negotiated earlier this year as pressure mounted on Argentina's peso currency which got pounded 16 percent lower against the dollar last week alone.
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Tanaka pounded the corners of the strike zone against the Indians, shutting them out for the first six innings as the Yankees took a 3-0 lead.
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Manaea was pounded last year in his first career turn against the Red Sox, yielding eight runs and 10 hits over 2 2/3 frames at Boston.
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Her hands pounded the court with such intensity that she sometimes flattened the rings on her fingers and had to have them rerounded in the off-season.
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And workers in yellow vests pounded long support bars into the concrete sidewalk, erecting a seven-foot-high metal fence dividing the road from the airport entrance.
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In response, Democrats have pounded Republicans on healthcare, wagering that the Republican-led effort to repeal Obama's Affordable Care Act has angered working- and middle-class voters.
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But a couple of ideas and some grit couldn't save Medeiros against Gillespie and he was flattened and pounded out from back control in the second round.
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Qatar stocks are down almost 14 percent having seen tensions rise with Saudi Arabia and Turkey's lira TRY= has been pounded by rising inflation and political machinations.
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For weeks, Syrian, Russian and Iranian firepower has pounded rebels - including those backed by the West and Turkey - in what was their main urban stronghold of Aleppo.
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The air war was failing — a rural society could not be pounded into submission, McNamara determined — and had cost the administration mightily in domestic and international opinion.
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The meat is pounded flat and as wide as a basketball, breaded and fried, like the schnitzel of the Germans who are so prominent in the area.
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So he pounded the ball and waited for the defenders to descend and whipped the ball to teammates who in turn hit others cutting to the basket.
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There she was in a shaky video filmed by her own heroin dealer, sprawled out on a New Jersey road while a stranger pounded on her chest.
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As the rockets began flying and Israel pounded targets in Gaza last week, the first rehearsals were underway in the arena at a Tel Aviv conference center.
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With notable exceptions, Israel has often answered with airstrikes that pounded Hamas military emplacements evacuated of their personnel, doing damage to buildings but not shedding much blood.
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This is beaten rice, made from grains soaked, roasted and pounded in a mortar until they shed their husks and bran, leaving only flat flakes that crackle.
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The coronavirus pounded the European Union this week with the biggest test of its political, economic and social fabric since the refugee crisis of five years ago.
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Flooding and rain, topping 47 inches in some areas, pounded 50 counties in southeast and lower central Texas with a combined population of roughly 11 million people.
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The WHO's assured tone was enough to pause a rush to safety that has for two weeks pounded stocks and hammered currencies and commodities exposed to China.
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She was still trying to rouse herself when its source, her 77-year-old client, pounded on her bedroom door, yelling that he wanted to go home.
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But I squared my stance to look strong, and then broke into a run, bolted across the lot, pounded upstairs to my room and locked the door.
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The storm's northern eyewall pounded the island of Anguilla, the NHC reported, and is currently moving west-northwest about 270 miles east of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Turkey pounded Kurdish militia in northeast Syria for a second day on Thursday, forcing tens of thousands of people to flee, killing dozens and drawing international condemnation.
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Eventually two performers, Robert Durkston and Antwine Freeman, were shot; as they stretched on the floor, percussionists pounded drums, causing the supine dancers to twitch and jerk.
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Seattle was pounded 8-1 by Pittsburgh on Wednesday, but Robinson Cano recorded two hits and has gone 113-for-25 during his six-game hitting streak.
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The announcement came just hours after US-led strikes pounded Syrian government targets in response to a suspected chemical attack on the enclave's main town of Douma.
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YouTube recordings from the Royal Festival Hall performance aside, on January 21st Harvey debuted "The Wheel," a bluesy maelstrom of brass, ferociously pounded drums, and insistent handclaps.
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On Sunday airstrikes pounded the airport in Hodeidah, with reports of up to 600 people dead since the assault began, and thousands of civilians fleeing the city.
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Indians 113, Tigers 4 Jake Bauers hit for the cycle, Leonys Martin blasted a three-run homer during an eight-run fourth and Cleveland pounded host Detroit.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)The US-led coalition has pounded ISIS targets relentlessly since the offensive to recapture Mosul began last month, a military official told reporters on Tuesday.
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Arizona has been pounded by St. Louis and Chicago by a combined 231-21 margin on the first two legs of its season-ending four-game road trip.
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Equally, anyone who's sunk their share of hours into Wild Hunt, and perhaps its two expansions, will have regularly pounded the mismatched cobbles and muddy puddles of Novigrad.
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If you aren't familiar with this Japanese sweet treat, they're basically little balls of ice cream surrounded by pounded sticky rice, or what's known in Japan as Mochi.
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The rebel-held area of Aleppo was entirely besieged since the summer and pounded by government and Russian air strikes, shelling and barrels of explosives dropped from helicopters.
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Israel pounded Hamas targets in its most massive bombardment since the 2014 war, while militants fired dozens of rockets toward Israel that halted daily life in the area.
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The Observatory, a Britain-based war monitor, said Russian or Syrian government warplanes pounded the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun, killing seven children and two pregnant women.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based war monitor, said warplanes pounded the town of Atareb overnight and into Monday, knocking the hospital out of service.
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There was plenty of noise inside the spheres on a recent tour, as workers welded steel, pounded bolts into place and sawed concrete inside the half-built structure.
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Last month, hailstones as big as baseballs pounded the Denver area, knocking down power lines, damaging homes, and smashing through windshields "like tissue paper," The Washington Post reported.
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Jok will take the court in search of a strong encore performance Sunday when Iowa hosts Savannah State, which was pounded by Iowa State in its season opener.
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The Cardinals pounded 14 hits Saturday, winning for the fifth time in seven contests, and finish the season with seven home games – including four against last-place Cincinnati.
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I'm basically no different than B.F. Skinner's rats who pounded on their levers with more gusto when food was given to them intermittently than on a fixed schedule.
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His popularity has been pounded lower by triple-digit inflation and acute food and medicine shortages which Maduro blames right-wing conspirators in league with the U.S. "empire".
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Images circulated online from Yemen&aposs Socotra island show soaking wet residents attempting to find shelter from Cyclone Mekunu, which pounded the area on its path toward Oman.
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Two hospitals in eastern Aleppo have been bombed "out of service," staff and activists said, as airstrikes pounded rebel-held parts of the northern Syrian city on Wednesday.
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"People are fed up, they are exhausted from being incessantly pounded by payments and debts," said Leonidas Papadopoulos from the activist group Den Plirono, meaning I Won't Pay.
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Air strikes have pounded the region since the offensive ramped up two weeks ago, causing at least 160,000 people to flee their homes, according to the United Nations.
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My mother, Amelia Contreras, is 64 now, but she still remembers what her aunt used to tell her about the many storms that have pounded Houston throughout history.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the army and allied forces made rapid gains east of Aleppo city, as Syrian and Russian planes pounded the rural areas.
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The stylist and TV host recently pounded the pavement at the Round Top Antiques Fair in Round Top, Texas, and unearthed a treasure trove of home décor goodies.
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There hasn't been a lot of good news from the floods that have pounded southern parts of the U.S. It's been absolutely terrible, with Louisiana hit the hardest.
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"Semiconductors are the very definition of cyclicals so they got absolutely pounded when the market rolled over in December," said Daniel Niles, founding partner of AlphaOne Capital Partners.
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That took 12 days in a final push following 48 days of advance work over 18 months as Harding pounded bolts into the rock to aid his climb.
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After Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard sprawled to make a save on Nick Bjugstad, Matheson pounded a rebound into the net for his first goal of the season.
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It's pounded into them from the time they set foot at boot camp or the Naval Academy or a hundred other schools they must attend throughout their career.
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The U.N. Security Council adopted the resolution on Saturday, as one of the deadliest air assaults of the seven-year war pounded the eastern Ghouta district this week.
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"I think we're playing faster," Maurice told reporters after Tuesday's 2-1 victory at Minnesota, two days after the Jets pounded defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh 7-1.
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Blue Jays 12, Tigers 1 Marcus Stroman cruised through seven innings, rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had three hits and scored three runs, and visiting Toronto pounded hapless Detroit.
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Getting his head below Vannata's and throwing his hips back to create some space to knee through, Teymur pounded Vannata's body but the latter absorbed the punishment admirably.
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The southern Indian city of Chennai and surrounding regions were pounded by heavy rain and winds Monday as the Cyclone Vardah made its first landslide in the afternoon.
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Eric Bledsoe scored 183 points in 26 minutes, and five other Milwaukee players reached double figures as the host Bucks pounded the Detroit Pistons 115-92 on Wednesday.
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Pounded by tanks and artillery inside their urban strongholds, some of which now resemble areas of Syria, the militants have increasingly resorted to suicide- and car-bomb attacks.
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To the west, a powerful weather system was building from Texas to Illinois, the latest in a string of destructive storms to have pounded the central United States.
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Takada was able to hold Igor Vovchanchyn down for much of the first round but was mounted and pounded into submission as soon as the second round started.
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The power was still there on Friday when Williams slammed down 110 mph serves, punched away volleys and pounded both sides of the court with her weighty groundstrokes.
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Click here to view original GIFCreating Mochi, a chewy Japanese dessert made from sticky mochigome rice, requires the ingredients to be first thoroughly pounded into a thick paste.
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Tools were left unsecured in the tunnels, allowing Mr. Sweat to obtain an eight-pound sledgehammer that he pounded away with underneath the prison for over a month.
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Mariota pounded the ground several times while he lay on the turf and was immediately transported off the field with an air cast on his right foot/leg.
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Government airstrikes have pounded many areas of Syria in the past 24 hours, and residents have reported deaths and casualties as well as the use of incendiary bombs.
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Trout pulled the Angels within one when he pounded a 2-2 slider from Giolito 438 feet over the fence in center with one out in the fifth.
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The new moon on May 6 in Taurus will bring some fresh energy to the sector of your chart that's being pounded by Mercury retrograde: your public life.
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The deal follows others that were never fully implemented between the government and rebel groups in al-Waer, which has been pounded by air strikes in recent weeks.
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While the Friars were pounded by the Musketeers two games ago, the Hoyas stuck with Xavier until the closing seconds before dropping an 81-76 decision on Saturday.
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The scene was initially very local: "Gypsy Woman" broke on New York's WWRL in part because friends of the band and family members pounded local radio request lines.
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There was plenty of noise inside the spheres on a recent tour, as workers welded steel, pounded bolts into place and sawed concrete inside the half-built structure.
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Those potential road blocks disappeared when the Nationals pounded out 20 hits with five home runs in a 13-3 rout of the Oakland Athletics at Oakland Coliseum.
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At least on stage, they only pounded on the front door panel; were these hits enough to crack the base of the glass on the rear door, too?
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Since then, the United States has pounded the Afghan insurgents with airstrikes, and 11 American military personnel have been killed in the country, according to the website iCasualties.org.
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The marinated chicken breasts are pounded out into large steaks, then dredged, deep-fried, and seasoned heavily with a secret spice mix which lends light heat and spice.
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But nine hours after it arrived, as airstrikes and shelling pounded Douma and other parts of eastern Ghouta, the convoy pulled out — some trucks still laden with supplies.
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It has been more than a year since Hurricane Maria pounded Puerto Rico, yet many families are still struggling and President Trump is talking about ending aid efforts.
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On the fifth hole, for example, Koepka pounded his tee shot 20 yards past Woods and then knocked his approach shot to within 16 feet of the hole.
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So it was high on the list of countries to get pounded after the fast-spreading coronavirus and a plunge in global oil prices gutted major stock markets.
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I pounded the nuts in the mortar, but I made a basil-garlic oil in a blender, and then combined both in a bowl with plentiful grated cheese.
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It was an erratic performance for Osaka, who committed an unsightly 50 unforced errors, 28 more than her opponent, but also blasted 44 winners and pounded eight aces.
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The unusual percussion adds folkloric color, and the players heat up the tension until the final, wild glissandos on the piano here, pounded out with a softheaded mallet.
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It's just cheap beef pounded thin, dressed in seasoned flour and fried, an Americanized taste of the schnitzel brought to Texas by German immigrants in the 19th century.
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Liz Cheney was pounded on publicly and privately, but stopping a controversial reality star hasn't been a priority for the Republican Party — until now that it's too late.
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More than 3,000 of the deputy mayor's Kenyan fans had taken up the "Fletcher on a Stretcher" chant, backed by a bass drum that pounded with increasing intensity.
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The music pounded, and then, as if he had seen something that he recognized, he smiled and broke the stare and peered into the bottom of his glass.
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Night and day, artillery and mortar barrages and warplanes from the US-led foreign coalition pounded ISIS' final encampment: a sprawling junkyard of wrecked cars and tattered tents.
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Near the locked press entrance, one woman pressed her face and pounded her fists on the glass door, begging cops inside or journalists outside to get her in.
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Ji-Man Choi, Brandon Lowe and Willy Adames hit solo homers for Tampa Bay, which pounded Astros starter Zack Greinke for six runs in 3 2/3 innings.
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After a week of bone-chilling temperatures across much of the United States, a massive winter storm pounded the Eastern Seaboard, forcing millions outside to shovel their driveways.
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Duffy was pounded in his previous two starts, allowing 12 runs and 21 hits over 9 43/3 innings in a pair of losses to the White Sox.
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Monologues of frustration at my brother and his choices flew through my mind as I pounded the pavement: Growing up, you were mean as nails to your siblings.
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Lowe, speaking from Nassau, said he was huddled in his house with his son, his sister-in-law, other relatives and some neighbors while the storm pounded Abaco.
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Pounded rabbit loin was fried into a long, crunchy schnitzel and served over chickpeas and pistachios; lemon confit and lots of thyme leaves snapped the dish into harmony.
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Many opposition fighters and their families were bused into Idlib, pounded by airstrikes in recent days in a regime operation to retake Syria's last remaining major rebel stronghold.
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As the coaches pulled away, some North Koreans ran after them, as others wiped at tears or pounded on the walls in frustration at the limited time together.
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Russian jets and Syrian artillery have pounded towns and villages since early December in a renewed assault backed by pro-Iranian militias and aimed at clearing the opposition.
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Place the pounded butter inside the parchment envelope, flip it over, and roll from the middle outward towards each corner to make an even slab of butter. 4.
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Battles intensified in northwest Syria on Friday after insurgents mounted an attack to repel an army offensive that has pounded the country's last major rebel stronghold for weeks.
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Since Sunday, heavy shelling, rocket fire and air strikes have also pounded the enclave, a bombardment that Syria's government says is necessary to stop mortar attacks on Damascus.
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Cam Newton went from being under pressure to getting pounded, and by the endgame it showed in his tenuous behavior, including his odd leaping away from a loose ball.
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The lift off from the base northwest of Los Angeles took place just days after a series of storms pounded the Central California region with heavy rain and wind.
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Descalso pounded an 219 mph slider Dodgers RHP Casey Fien into the first row of the right field bleachers for the Rockies' only run in a 250-219 loss.
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Yankees 17, Blue Jays (ss) 7 Aaron Judge hit one of six New York home runs and the Yankees pounded out 19 hits in the victory at Tampa, Fla.
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"I've ever been so scared in my life," she testified in court, after the 25-year-old man maneuvered past her security gate and pounded on her car windows.
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All-Star Josh Bell homered three times and drove in seven runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates pounded out 23 hits Monday and pummeled the visiting Chicago Cubs 18-5.
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Millions of Texans were stranded in their homes on Sunday morning as relentless rainfall and rising flood waters pounded neighborhoods and roads in the southeastern part of the state.
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A much larger area was impacted by weaker hurricane and tropical cycle-force winds, and parts of the coastline were pounded by storm surge of up to 12 feet.
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CNN witnessed extensive damage to homes and other buildings -- very few structures remain standing near Falluja, after the area has been pounded by coalition and Iraqi air force strikes.
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Kansas City got that run back in the second inning, when Escobar pounded a 2-2 pitch from Bauer over the left-field wall for his fifth home run.
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Still, a public Montessori school in the Juan Domingo neighborhood here has yet to fully reopen after Hurricane Maria pounded its walls and windows more than a month ago.
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In House debate on the bill, Democrats continued to denounce the existing tax law and new proposal, and repeatedly pounded on their impact on the mounting $21 trillion deficit.
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And other times when you run, you feel like your body is a bag of bones that just got slapped and pounded against the pavement for 30 minutes straight.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Four people were killed and nearly 70,000 customers were without electricity on Wednesday after storms pounded Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana with tornadoes, torrential rain and hail.
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HSI index hit fresh 2-1/83 lows, pounded by the losses in mainland China and an overnight sell-off on Wall Street on fears of slowing global growth.
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Activists said even as helicopters dropped the leaflets, warplanes pounded several rebel-held areas elsewhere in Idlib, which has become home to tens of thousands of internally displaced people.
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Karns is coming off his worst start of the season as he was pounded for seven runs and eight hits in four innings while losing to Texas on Saturday.
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Baltimore pounded two more long balls in succession with one out in the sixth as Mancini and Trumbo went deep to left off Smith for a 5-1 lead.
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PG Stephen Curry scored 35 points, including seven 3-pointers, in just three quarters, and the Warriors pounded the Cleveland Cavaliers 132-98 Monday in an NBA Finals rematch.
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This news comes just days after a rash of almost 2200 US airstrikes pounded the hell out of a bunch of Islamic State targets, including training camps in Libya.
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This news comes just days after a rash of almost 50 US airstrikes pounded the hell out of a bunch of Islamic State targets, including training camps in Libya.
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But the son of J. N. Tata—he had died in 1904—"pounded angrily on the table and shouted that day would never come as long as he lived".
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David Ortiz went 2-for-2, drove in three runs and scored once for the Red Sox, who pounded out 17 hits and tied their season high for runs.
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Nick Ahmed and Jake Lamb also homered off Strasburg as Arizona chased the right-hander after 4 2/3 innings and pounded him for the second time this season.
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Ms. Melo said she had barely finished her first sentence when Ms. Rousseff cut her off, pounded on the table and vowed to press forward with the dam's construction.
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I made a summery potato gratin layered with onions, tomatoes and a paste of garlic, anchovies and basil, pounded in a marble mortar as big as a chamber pot.
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They are not the Tribe of the mid-to-late 1990s (Cleveland's last World Series appearances), a team of free-swinging boppers that pounded the A.L. competition into submission.
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Gonzalez (24-20) matched his longest outing of the season and shut down the Yankees after they pounded out a season-high 20 hits in Tuesday's 9-0 romp.
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Typhoon Nepartak, the first typhoon to form in the northwestern Pacific this year, pounded the island with heavy rain and powerful winds, forcing schools and government offices to close.
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"Of course it should be getting pounded and the situation is only getting worse," said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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"Do you agree that training is more important than steroids?" he said after four hours of discussing doping, during which he often pounded his fist and foot for emphasis.
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Snell rushed for 192 yards and two touchdowns last week as the Wildcats pounded Missouri for 313 yards rushing – the school's highest total against a SEC opponent since 1953.
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At the time, wells weren't drilled; they were essentially pounded into the earth, using a heavy bit that was repeatedly lifted and dropped, chiselling its way through the strata.
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Greinke elevated a slow curveball to Myers and he pounded it 423 feet over the left-center field fence for a season franchise-record 17th homer at Petco Park.
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Senate Republicans pounded Democrats for years for not producing a budget, but they are now finding out that it's not that easy to do in a charged political environment.
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The A's offense, which has struggled most of the season, pounded out 14 hits, including three each from Stephen Vogt (homer, two singles) and Marcus Semien (double, two singles).
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