Disney has been immune to critical poundings this year, though.
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" Less than two years later, after numerous poundings, Steinbrenner called him a "fat pussy toad.
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They must endure everything from hard poundings from mechanised boot studs to repeated dusting with fungus spores.
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Just one example: Repeated poundings on Fox prompted Trump to reverse course on a budget deal, leading to the longest government shutdown in American history.
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"Girls train their assholes in order to take the kind of crazy poundings they take on film," says Skylar Snow, an adult performer who entered the industry last year.
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Thanks to cheap sitcom jokes, the marathon power poundings of porn, and a host of other cultural and societal pressures, many men worry about not lasting long enough in bed.
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Look at his presidential rallies since the poundings against him in the House: tens of thousands of supporters are showing up, many coming the night before and sleeping on the ground.
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Although Tingle is perhaps best known for the fantastical inter-species, inter–geologic period relationships he crafts in his gay dinosaur erotica and other so-called "tinglers," prehistoric poundings are absent from this relatively tame tale.
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For the latest entry in our Morning Routine series, TODAY asked Jennings, 31, to share how he gets his days going — including Mondays, the day the sun comes up on the brutal physical poundings he absorbs as the Giants' ball carrier.
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Blue Jays 4, Yankees 1 TORONTO — When Red Sox pitcher Pedro Martinez, wearing the wan look of defeat after back-to-back poundings by the Yankees, acknowledged in September 21998 that there was little else he could do except "tip my hat and call the Yankees my daddy," it was the rare instance of a professional athlete throwing up his hands in public.
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Some people are born with that ability to see things. Jack was." The same coach recalled Siedlecki's performance as tailback in a game against future National Football League (NFL) linebacker, Ted Jornov: > "Jack kept taking these unmerciful poundings from Jornov. He would carry the > ball for five yards and Jornov would crunch him.
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She sortied for the landings at Aitape and Hollandia (now Jayapura) (16 April–12 May), then joined Task Group 53.7 (TG 53.7) for the invasion of the Marianas. Her planes crippled airfield installations, sank enemy shipping, and hammered harbor facilities on Pagan Island, as well as conducting valuable photographic reconnaissance of Guam. From 8 July, she joined in daily poundings of Guam, preparing for the island's invasion. She returned to Manus on 13 August to replenish and conduct training. USS Chenango underway in 1944.
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A subsidiary theme follows on woodwinds and is accompanied by a chugging rhythm on strings. The two themes are subsequently developed and eventually combined. However, a mournful bassoon then winds down the previous activity and there is a thought-provoking reappearance of the melancholic oboe theme from the first movement, as if to remind us again of the pains of war. After the meditation, there is a resumption of the threatening poundings of timpani and brass, this time accentuated with "wrong notes", and the symphony ends with a sardonic cry from high brass, juxtaposing F major with D major before the ultimate E-flat major chord.
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