Rowling packs more punches in 140 characters than anyone else. .
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Belfort uncorked a few good punches in the bout too.
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We got boxers throwing two or three punches in a round.
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The State Department pulls no punches in its description of Uzbekistan.
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Amber Rose certainly isn't pulling any punches in her latest interview.
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The SPD pulled no punches in attacking Merkel during the election campaign.
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It rarely holds your hand and never pulls its punches in battles.
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The startup pulled no punches in how it described the car, either.
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Cloak & Dagger isn't pulling any punches in the name of easily digestible television.
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If someone you know punches in the code, you get an extra life.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, thankfully, doesn't pull any punches in depicting those growing pains.
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Human rights groups hope the pope does not pull his punches in Myanmar.
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The action doesn't pull any punches, in keeping with the brutality of the comics.
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The first President Bush pulls no punches in his frank take on Donald Trump.
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Gilbert Melendez attempted to crowd Pettis and just walked onto punches in the process.
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Pacquiao blamed an injured shoulder after he landed only 81 punches in the fight.
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"If she had pulled punches in that hearing, nobody would have known," Barofsky said.
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The usually jovial and hilarious "Jeopardy!" champ wasn't pulling punches in defending the show.
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And he pulled no punches in his epic rant on the industry and its offerings.
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"It is important not to pull your punches in satire," Prowse said in a statement.
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Washington winger Devante Smith-Pelly and Vancouver's Ben Hutton traded punches in the third period.
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This all ends in a bang (literally) when the two throw punches in Times Square.
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His heavy arms swiped forward and he threw illegal backhand punches in his bearlike lunges.
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Oyeneyin walks downstairs, punches in a code to stop the alarm, and goes back upstairs.
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The GOP presidential candidates didn't pull any punches in the first debate after Super Tuesday.
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" Noonan pulled no punches in the 20-tweet rant, also declaring: "Nuclear deterrence is about balance.
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The dictionary's official account has pulled no punches in roasting the Trump administration on various occasions.
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That's not to say that The Tale pulls punches in its treatment of childhood sexual abuse.
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Toronto's Serge Ibaka and Miami's James Johnson were ejected for exchanging punches in the third quarter.
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"The United States isn't going to pull any punches in terms of our response," he said.
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Dorfman pulls no punches in her memoir, It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreak Into Happily Ever After.
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I had no problems running through laps of Mario Kart 8 or lobbing punches in Arms.
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Ali managed only two punches in the fight, both left jabs, The New York Times reported.
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The Texas-based welterweight caught Gastelum with a couple of big punches in the second stanza.
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Hurricane Irma threw its hardest punches in the eastern Caribbean and throughout the state of Florida.
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"It's important not to pull your punches in satire," Mr. Prowse told the British newspaper i.
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Though his kicks are decent and he throws about half a dozen superman punches in every fight.
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Moments later, Ness could be seen jumping off the stage and throwing several punches in the crowd.
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So far, Facebook has taken the punches in stride, and Zuckerberg is even leaning into the idea.
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Keep your punches in check while getting in a full-body cardiovascular workout when you download FightCamp.
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Broner landed no more than eight punches in any round, and just one in the final round.
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They don't pull any punches in this gory tale set in Arizona near the US-Mexican border.
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Megan Mullally isn't pulling any punches in her role as host of the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Both were ejected, but Embiid seemed jubilant anyway, throwing fake punches in the air to rouse the crowd.
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Medina's mounting pressure wore on the Brit—in fact, the Mexican threw over 250,250 punches in the contest.
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That's what I like so much about Danielle, she just rolls with the punches in confidence and style.
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He pulls no punches in explaining the risks to her, including a one-month embargo on working out.
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But on the 5T, you'll notice Portrait Mode no longer punches in with the second camera's focal length.
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You should throw punches and you should defend punches in a way where it's not just all offense.
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And two days later, on Sunday, Hutchison pulled no punches in describing Russia's negative impact on global security.
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Adams gets in his black Porsche Carrera, switches on his SatNav and punches in an address in Pasadena.
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I get the argument that Biden didn't take any big punches in this debate and stayed off the canvas.
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You know, I threw about a hundred punches in the shooting of it, and I only hit him once.
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Britain's hero connected an uppercut that will live on as one of the more famous punches in boxing history.
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Zero didn't pull any punches in describing the new bike, both during the event and in the press materials.
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Whatever the real reason for the beef, however, Rockhold pulled no punches in assessing a potential showdown with Werdum.
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Judging by the positive reception to the hole punches in the S10, Samsung will likely choose a similar display.
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Speaking at a Planned Parenthood Action Fund event she didn't pull punches in depicting what her presidency would mean.
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The latest episode of South Park pulled no punches in its take-down of the Facebook fake news scandal.
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Bernie could get his punches in, and it's not going to hurt Donald as he's already got the nomination.
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Klobuchar was the only one to throw punches in the debate, and Biden largely escaped attacks from his rivals.
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"Make no mistake that it is reprehensible to throw punches in the name of teaching antifa some lesson," Carney concluded.
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We expect them to pull no punches in their opinions, so they wouldn't be pro-Swift just to be polite.
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But he pulled no punches in an opinion that is sure to enrage a president who rankles at judicial oversight.
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And because the ideas are unpopular, even red-state Democrats have felt no compunction to pull punches in their opposition.
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In the eighth, Whyte caught Rivas with another uppercut before landing punches in bunches to the partisan crowd's roaring delight.
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O'Rourke goes on offense O'Rourke didn't pull any punches in this debate, especially with polls consistently showing him trailing Cruz.
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It was 128 seconds of pure offense, with both men trading punches in effort to earn a spectacular finish win.
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What the Warriors have proved — and even more so since adding Durant — is that they land punches in lethal combinations.
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This red t-shirt has a bit of a minimalist aesthetic, but still pulls no punches in displaying your Marvel madness.
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So, as far as spitting bars like you're packing punches in the boxing ring goes, Shogun is proving to be lethal.
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Mayweather only threw a handful of punches in the first two rounds, yet still grinned for the cameras in the breaks.
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Farrah Abraham held no punches in talking smack about her former "Teen Mom" costars Amber Portwood and Jenelle Evans' legal troubles.
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But while the FBI has pulled no punches in going after Apple, the NSA has largely stayed out of the fight.
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Cops say Kennedy was throwing punches in the street and rolling around on the ground outside Bootsy Bellows nightclub in Aspen.
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It was there when Buffon fell on a cross, right at the last, and Chiellini pummeled him with punches in celebration.
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Yes, "the old one-two" is a combination of any quick punches in boxing, which could theoretically contain a LEFT JAB.
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Lesnar knocked Couture out with a flurry of punches in the second round and left the cage with the UFC belt.
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"It's not allowed, it's restricted by the government," a reporter tells me with a wink as he punches in the password.
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Chan would have to throw a hundred punches in lightning-quick, expertly choreographed succession to survive whoever would gang up on him.
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President Trump's personal attorney in pumpkin caricature weighs in at 277 pounds, while his associate punches in at 108 pounds of terror.
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Hill ate some big punches in all three rounds with her toughness more than making up her severe lack of striking defence.
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Drawing Cruz forward with slight retreats, Garbrandt would stop as Cruz overcommitted and mark him up with counter punches 'in the kitchen'.
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A 28-year-old boxer nicknamed 'American Idol' channeled Neo from 'The Matrix' to dodge 13 consecutive punches in his weekend win
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The singer held no punches in the song "Barbie Dreams" off her new album Queen, calling out rappers like Drake and Meek Mill.
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Rubio's debate performance, which drew praise from political commentators, amounted to "flailing punches in the last day of a losing campaign," Christie said.
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Those of you who remember Andre Ward versus Chad Dawson will remember that this was one of Ward's key punches in that fight.
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Kanye's iPhone password is "000000" As he opens his phone to show Trump the iPlane-1, Kanye punches in his six-digit passcode.
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Pacquiao was the aggressor from the opening bell, and he had to be because Broner threw only occasional punches in the opening rounds.
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Economical, swift and direct, Wing Chun emphasizes in-fighting along the opponent's center line, employing short kicks and rapid punches in close proximity.
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A few punches in, the guy admits that he was told to call the incident in and to not let anyone approach the body.
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"Who Shot Me" pulls no punches in recollecting the incident that saw YG take three bullets at a recording studio in California last summer.
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The fourth was much of the same as Golovkin relentlessly stalked Brook—taking plenty of quick punches in order for his own to land.
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Since the beginning of Trump's candidacy and well after his inauguration, Fox has pulled no punches in letting the world know what he thinks.
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And it's got on-brand recent precedent, too, what with Street Fighter V's retrofitted "A Shadow Falls" plotline pulling no punches in its ludicrousness.
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That means just because someone punches in a ton of popular hashtags on their posts doesn't mean you'll necessarily see them unless they're great.
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McCann, a traveller, is a babyfaced assassin who throws punches in bunches from awkward angles until he secures a TV-friendly, highlight-reel knockout.
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Fifty-six punches in two minutes The beating occurred October 19 in a secure unit of Good Samaritan, a 221-bed assisted living facility.
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Rubio's attacks on Trump, which drew praise from political commentators, amounted to "flailing punches in the last day of a losing campaign," Christie said.
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Lomachenko even landed some of his better punches in jamming and breaking from a half-clinch that many fighters would have simply submitted to.
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The brave and talented stunt doubles jump out of burning buildings, throw punches in fight scenes, and even hang from wires for their celebrity counterparts.
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Mr. Achebe evokes his world so brilliantly that the last sentence is one of the all-time great gut punches in the history of literature.
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But the completely candid reality TV star is known for rolling with the punches in many aspects of her life, including her personal beauty journey.
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But the Vermont senator is pulling no punches in a bid to pull an upset win in New York's primary, which takes place on Tuesday.
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Kamakaze pulls no punches in his lyrical assault, threatening to grab a bar of soap and "rinse out the mouth" of any would-be hater.
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Cross pulled no punches in her assessment of a grim, depressing political year, even if we do get some good Picard memes out of it.
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Stevie Wonder didn't pull any punches in the opening of tonight's hurricane relief telethon, blasting global warming deniers right off the bat .... including the Prez.
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The overhand is still ever present but fighters tend to throw single shots with certainty rather than pump punches in bunches for the sake of activity.
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Elliott, which doesn't tend to be subtle in its assessments of a company's performance, didn't pull any punches in its statement regarding the letter to eBay.
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But it pulled no punches in a sentencing memo made public Saturday, calling Manafort a "bold" offender likely to commit more crimes after serving his time.
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Two knockdowns came as Cerrone caught Cote with punches in exchanging range, between clinch and outfight, the range where he historically has had the most trouble.
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Luke Rockhold: Last June, Luke Rockhold surrendered the UFC middleweight title to Michael Bisping, succumbing to first-round punches in one of the year's biggest upsets.
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Brook has that opportunity, even if it is an unenviable one in facing against one of the most fearsome power punches in all of boxing today.
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Two mouthy welterweights, neither the best role model for his respective legion of young fans, throwing mocking looks and punches in a spectacle of the inevitable.
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Harris succeeded on his mission in the biggest way possible, following a strong first round by crushing his foe with a knee and punches in the second.
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"If I have to take a few punches in order for them to be able to make sure their message gets out, so be it," she added.
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But her coalition allies the CSU, based in the deeply conservative and mainly Catholic southern Bavaria region, did not pull their punches in the five-page paper.
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Earlier, Logan's younger bro Jake defeated Deji in the 5th round by knockout after wearing him down with a flurry of punches in the previous 2 rounds.
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Third, Mueller didn't pull any punches in this report, despite the fact that the NFL was his client and everybody knew the Rice report would be released publicly.
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And Devotion goes all the way with it, pulling no punches in its depiction of someone willing to do anything for their family, including some truly disturbing acts.
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Hall began reaching down for the kicks: And Whittaker began to mix in superman punches in hopes of landing heavy blows and in order to keep Hall honest.
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On Wednesday, however, she didn't pull any punches in a withering response to Soros — who has also said he hopes she doesn't get the Democratic nomination in 2020.
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He bested Henry Cooper more convincingly in a rematch and showed blistering hand speed in folding Brian London with a flurry of eleven punches in three seconds flat.
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Ms. Despentes pulls no punches in this manifesto against the patriarchy, in which she recounts how she was raped at age 17 and subsequently worked as a prostitute.
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It might be one sign of his inexperience in the boxing ring, as he is not used to throwing punches in close range the way that boxers do.
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Memorable moment: Shane Mosley buckled Floyd Mayweather's knees with powerful punches in the second round — one of the few times Mayweather seemed legitimately troubled in a professional fight.
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The stories of Muhammad Ali—then Cassius Clay—getting roughed up and caught with heavy punches in sparring in the beginnings of his professional career are recalled fairly often.
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The moves were the latest punches in a tit-for-tat trade war that has spooked investors and raised fears that the global economy will dip into a recession.
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Logan kept up the arrogant preening act throughout the first round, but he was forced to take the fight seriously after receiving a few meatier punches in the second.
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New York (CNN)As a candidate, President Donald Trump pulled no punches in his criticism of the Obama administration's multilateral pact with Tehran to curb the Iranian nuclear program.
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" Remy -- who even name-drops the "Cash Me Ousside" girl -- refers to Nicki as Ronda Rousey with this line, "I beat you with punches in 48, you Ronda Rousey.
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Plus, ya gotta see who Tyron "punches in the face" this week ... Make sure to subscribe to the TMZ Sports YouTube page to catch "The Hollywood Beatdown" every week.
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One of those came in a fight against Michael Dokes, when Ali, pinned in a corner, managed this incredible feat: Muhammad Ali dodging 21 punches in 10 seconds vs.
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The irony being that it was femme gay men, visible and refusing to be cowed, who began gay liberation with the first punches in the Stonewall Inn in 1969.
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According to the game, life is really absurd, and painful, and funny, and sad, and it pulls no punches in looking at it all with a wistful, hopeful grin.
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We were even willing to pull punches in fights that seemed unwinnable because they centered on issues congressional leaders did not consider immediate priorities -- like safeguarding our financial future.
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But the best ones arrive like wake-up calls, punches in the gut that remind us how seriously Wayne takes the stakes of rap, of the competition it implies.
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Fury again dropped Wilder in the fifth with a body punch and then caught him in the corner with a flurry of punches in the seventh where it ended.
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Fight Metric statistics indicate that Reyes landed more punches in rounds one, two, and three, as well as landing more significant strikes through the five-round fight as a whole.
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While the Trump administration has sought to downplay the impact of disinformation on the midterms, federal agencies have pulled no punches in their assessment of the ongoing threat from Russia.
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Lamar Odom did not pull any punches in a first-person story he wrote for the Player's Tribune about the struggles he has faced with addiction the past several years.
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"I think with the two knockdowns I definitely won the fight," said Wilder (40-0-1), adding that he started slow and rushed his punches in a sub-par performance.
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When combined with their side-mounted fingerprint sensors, this means the Honor 9X and 9X Max have almost entirely bezel-less displays, with no display notches or hole-punches in sight.
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Cornerback Tramaine Brock sustained a groin injury in the first half, and running back Phillip Lindsay was ejected for throwing punches in a pileup for a loose ball after Keenum fumbled.
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Cotto could decide when he wanted to stay around long enough to throw multiple punches in combination, and when he wanted to deny his opponent the chance to do the same.
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Zverev was able to land his punches in the opening games, earning break-point chances in the third and fifth games before capitalizing in the ninth for a 5-4 lead.
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As my discussion with Katsuyama reveals, IEX may have taken some punches in carving out a position for itself in this high-stakes war characterized by cutting-edge technology and size.
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Murata, who improved his record to 13-1, landed more precise and effective punches in the fifth round before a right hand backed N'Dam into the ropes a minute into the sixth.
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As it turns out, the bout didn't last long enough for such things, as a frenzied Lauzon put his grizzled foe away with a savage salvo of punches in the first frame.
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In another combat scenario in which my mechanical "heart" was taken from me, I had to fight a masked enemy by tossing back grenades and landing physically punches in close quarters combat.
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The game pulls no punches in depicting Lincoln's violent nature, and it does the same in showing players what it meant to be a black man in the Jim-Crow-era South.
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Tim Flannery pulls no punches in this call to arms, explaining not only the history and likely future of climate change, but also specific actions we can take to improve our dangerous reality.
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Moments after that, Panthers defenseman Erik Gudbranson squared off with Hendricks — getting at least 11 right-handed punches in, while the Oilers' forward did all he could just to stay on his feet.
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Fury landed 214 power punches in less than seven rounds of the rematch after landing just 25 in the first fight Wilder landed just 240 punches all fight and just 18 power shots.
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"Dance For Me, Boy" During the first stop of their press tour in Los Angeles on July 2100, McGregor yelled "dance for me, boy" as Mayweather threw shadow punches in front of the crowd.
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Salido weighed in heavy for his fight and was stripped of the title, while referee Laurence Cole allowed Salido to land a bizarre amount of foul punches in a perfect example of poor officiating.
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Saturday's judges only agreed upon a handful of rounds, but the 10th was undeniably in Garcia's favor as spectators began to chant "Dan-ny" while their fighter connected 10 power punches in the frame.
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I catch them by surprise, and in a panic, they start fighting back a moment too late, just long enough for me to get the extra few punches in needed to put them down.
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EUROPEAN PRECAUTIONS NOT ENOUGH Trump pulled no punches in saying Europe was partly to blame for the virus' spread in the United States, where it has killed at least 37 people and infected 1,281.
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Elsewhere they rival one another: Sara Procopio tries to wrestle Szabi Pataki to the ground; James McGinn and Wendell Gray II throw kicks and punches in what turns out to be just a game.
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Native Americans are represented in several photographs in the exhibition, and the show does not pull any punches in linking the popularity of photographs of Native people with the country's rapid and ruthless westward sprawl.
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The moves were the latest punches in a tit-for-tat trade war between the world's two largest economies that has spooked investors and raised fears that the global economy will dip into a recession.
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Though where Edgar uses to his level change punches in tandem with his takedowns, Alvarez can look a little predictable after a round or two of lunging in with the right hook to the body.
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According to the punch stats provided by CompuBox, Ward landed 20% (15 of 226) of his punches to Brand's meagre 21% (219 of 285)—landing just one of 20 punches in the penultimate 11th round.
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During a closed-door GOP fundraiser last year, Ayers leaned into the President's willingness to knock fellow advisers and pulled no punches in criticizing Republican lawmakers who he described as insufficiently supportive of the President.
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When Hernandez entered on punches in the second round, Cerrone performed a "cheeky nodder," getting his head below the much shorter Hernandez's and making sure the top of his head was at about face level.
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While the party as a whole supported the "Remain" side, leader Jeremy Corbyn was widely believed to have been ambivalent about staying in the EU and to have pulled his punches in campaigning against an exit.
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While one source said they do not know who leadership is considering replacing, the source said they believe it will be members who are less invested throwing punches in what has become a highly partisan battle.
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Rather than landing a pot shot and getting away clean, Hernandez was landing a pot shot and eating three or four knees, elbows or punches in return as Cerrone bogged him down before he could exit.
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Not only were both Thurman and Garcia active to start the fight, but the latter looked like he would be short work for Thurman after absorbing 15 power punches in the first round, according to CompuBox.
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Chris Hughes, a co-founder of Facebook, pulls no punches in his essay for The Times Privacy Project, calling for a breakup of the company he helped launch from his Harvard dorm room 15 years ago.
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Critics tried to split his wig for going in a different direction with season 2 because he traded the swamp for some California noir shit, and acted like a discombobulated former great throwing punches in the wind.
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As he'd exclusively revealed to PEOPLE, Kimmel, 48, pulled no punches in his opening monologue, delivering zinger after zinger about famous friends and nominees alike – and he saved his punchiest material for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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One-two punches in the triple jump, men's and women's shot put, women's long jump and women's 244.50 meters hurdles plus strong showings in the relays could all produce gold for the U.S. in London, Watman said.
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In Round 21976 he delivered a big payload to Sorrasak's guts via a barrage of knees, and nullified some big punches in Round 2135 with a canny long hand defense to win the bout by unanimous decision.
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The 6-foot-9 Fury spent nearly every moment of the fight nimbly avoiding Wilder's punches in a masterful display — except for the two moments when the 6-foot-7 Wilder viciously knocked him to the canvas.
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Kennedy was sprawled on each time he shot for Romero's hips, and largely ineffective in the stand up, but by continuing to chase Romero and put in short punches in the scrambles, Kennedy had Romero breathing heavy.
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With both teams riding lengthy losing streaks, the crowd nevertheless got involved early when Minnesota's Chris Stewart and San Jose's Micheal Haley shed their gloves and traded punches in the neutral zone barely two minutes into the game.
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The president-elect has not held his punches in denouncing the predations of Fidel Castro, the late Cuban dictator, but he seemed to be keeping his options open on President Obama's diplomatic thaw with the communist Caribbean nation.
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Hansmann said The Athletic pulled no punches in its reporting on the Argonauts, while Mather suggested The Athletic could partner with teams on insider video or events in which subscribers go to the stadium early for exclusive access.
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"He pulled no punches in exposing the depth of corruption with a dramatic flair, and was unbowed in his attempt to determine the facts," the former New York City police commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said in an email.
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The QB pulled no punches in his new FOX Sports docu-series, 'All The Way Up' -- saying Kliff treated him like a god when he stepped in and won 5 games as a freshman walk-on back in 2013.
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He never lets you forget that you're watching a movie: the camera swerves around, suddenly punches in to get a closer look at something, cuts abruptly, and moves altogether like a music video, often accompanied by big, loud music.
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Though she absorbed some stinging knees, elbows, and punches in the third, this one ultimately came down to Nunes' efforts in the first and second, where she landed two takedowns, threatened with three submissions, and more than quadrupled Shevchenko's striking output.
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An ethics watchdog group Monday pulled no punches in a lawsuit filed in federal court against President Trump, claiming that the president's refusal to divest his sprawling network of business holdings put him in direct violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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" But, he emphasized, that The Times has no intention of pulling its punches in these regions: "We will never tailor our coverage to meet local standards or step back from our commitment to addressing head-on even the most sensitive subjects.
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With the shorter Szpilka barging his way through Wilder's defense to land punches in the pocket, he was well within range of "The Bronze Bomber"—and he well and truly paid for it with the wild, looping right hand of Wilder.
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Though Browne started strong, repeatedly hurting Lewis with kicks to the body and possibly exposing his kryptonite to his future opponents in the process, he then found himself on the receiving end of Lewis' absurd power punches in the second.
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As interesting as the bipartisan vote was the Republican-led committee's report, which pulled no punches in blistering Mr. Trump and his aides for proposing a budget in May that amounted to an "apparent doctrine of retreat" from the world.
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Despite having the better of Maldonado during the opening minutes of the first stanza, landing some heavy punches in among a prolonged flurry which largely landed on his opponent's arms, Emelianenko was within a whisker of being stopped by his counterpart.
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Sure, the circle might have had my brother and me throwing punches in the middle, but if someone would have joined in and helped either one of us beat on the other, the Brothers McKissen would have quickly turned on the outsider.
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Some Mechs are long-distance harassers that can pepper their enemies with fire for turn after turn, while others can deal out massive knock-out punches in a single turn, but don't have the stamina to keep up that pace for long.
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During his confirmation hearings, the Yale-trained lawyer pledged his independence from the White House, repeatedly telling a Senate panel he would not be "pulling punches" in the position and that he'd resign if he is asked to do something illegal or immoral.
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In Oculus's demo room, I threw three-point shots in basketball, repeatedly punched a guy (and took some punches) in an unruly hockey game and passed some digital toys back and forth with an Oculus employee who was also wearing a headset.
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McGregor, a boxing novice who had never once fought a professional four-round fight, let alone a championship 12-rounder, hung in there until the 10th, and landed 111 punches in the process, more than any other opponent had landed on Mayweather before.
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"As I have mentioned before, as of July, we are experiencing the longest economic expansion in history, even though it has taken quite a few punches in the last few months," Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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Woodley cooked up a few consequential moments—a takedown in the third round and a blitz of punches in the fight's final 30 seconds that nearly knocked Thompson unconscious—but it was largely fought with narrow margins of victory every five minutes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand delivered a fiery repudiation of U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday at the doorstep of one of his most famous properties, making it clear she will not pull her punches in seeking to replace him.
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The centerpiece of the Jaguars' offense had amassed 95 rushing yards and two touchdowns before being ejected for throwing punches in a brawl that followed a catch near the goal line in the third quarter of his team's game against the Buffalo Bills.
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And when the finale unleashes a series of gut punches in this regard, in which some of the white prisoners achieve a kind of tiny victory while some other prisoners of color see their lives devastated even further, it's certainly thematically appropriate.
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Though the movie is examining a very real social ill — and pulling no punches in its critiques of ineffectual politicians and macho idiocy — Chi-Raq's style is very theatrical, with rhyming dialogue and frequent musical numbers performed by stars like Nick Cannon and Jennifer Hudson.
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Larry Cohen: One thing you will hear from Claris employees was how he would walk the halls and through the cubicles all the time — would ask to see work on products and would get excited and give the biggest hugs and punches in the arm.
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Artemi Panarin leads the team with 8923 points after recording 2892 in the last 24 contests and Patrick Kane boasts nine in an eight-game stretch to stand at 22 overall - giving the Blackhawks one of the best one-two punches in the league.
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After all, Rousey was still invincible then and Tarverdyan, an otherwise unknown kickboxing coach, was being lauded as the man who had turned an Olympic judoka into a MMA terror, capable of mauling Alexis Davis with punches in just 16 seconds a few months earlier.
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Just check out this mayhem from a TMZ clip: The brawl includes a woman getting hit in the face by the human-throwing Rams fan, the throwee Rams fan getting some solid punches in, beer getting tossed, and a woman getting her hair pulled.
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Though Marshman was able to hurt his foe with punches in the first frame, Santos survived, and ultimately rallied in the second, where he cut his foe down with a light-speed wheel kick and finished him off with a series of ground strikes.
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Consequently, most teams have decided they no longer have room on their rosters for an enforcer, a player whose sole purpose is to drop gloves and swap punches in the kind of staged fights that once policed accepted rules of on-ice behavior and violence.
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The team continued trading punches in the second, with Radulov scoring on a power play at 21:21.82, Nugent-Hopkins tying it for Edmonton at 230:228 and Benn tying it again on another power play at 216:103 to make it 210-225 after 210 minutes.
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In the bottom of the third inning — after two innings where players on both teams were hit by pitches, according to ESPN — Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado was sideswiped by a fastball thrown from Padres starter Luis Perdomo, charging the mound and throwing punches in response.
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The more critical interpretation is that up to this point, Corker willingly ignored danger signs about Trump that were evident to basically everyone during the campaign, pulling his punches in part because he was afraid of angering Republican voters in case he decided to run again.
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Standing at the center of the stage because of their leading position in the polls, Warren and Sanders took incoming fire from all sides during the first of two nights of debates in Detroit, but took on the fight with vigor and landed clean punches in response.
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I watched in person as Tillerson himself delivered a hard-hitting speech at a major Russian oil and gas conference in London in which he held no punches in criticizing Russia's most senior government leadership for the political morass which was holding up huge energy projects.
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Five years after doling out World War II-era punches in Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," Brad Pitt returned to that war as a tank commander in David Ayer's physically and emotionally brutal film, this time with Shia LaBeouf, Jon Bernthal and Michael Peña in his motley, war-damaged crew.
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While Trump has recently dialed-back the personal insults against the leader he once called "Little Rocket Man," his State Department did not pull any punches in a new statement condemning decades of "egregious human rights violations" suffered by the North Korean people at the hands of their own government.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoIf Democrats want gun control, they must first concede defeat Conway: Republican concerns about gun reform 'all reconcilable' Five proposals Congress is eyeing after mass shootings MORE (R-Wyo.), pulled no punches in their criticisms of their colleagues, taking the opportunity of a full committee room to tear into them.
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Several aisles over, hordes of paparazzi seemed on the verge of punches in the hopes of getting in a better position to photograph Pharrell Williams, who was enthusiastically greeting Jonathan Newhouse, chief executive of Condé Nast International, while Willow Smith, Stella Tennant, Caroline de Maigret and Ines de la Fressange sat close by.
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Winslet — also a Best Actress Oscar winner under Weinstein, for her role in The Reader — pulled no punches in a statement to Variety: The fact that these women are starting to speak out about the gross misconduct of one of our most important and well regarded film producers, is incredibly brave and has been deeply shocking to hear.
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He also campaigned for the rights of so-called comfort women, Korean sex slaves who were lured or forced into working in brothels for the Japanese Army during World War II. A tireless critic of what he calls growing social and economic inequality, he has pulled no punches in attacking Ms. Park, supporting huge rallies against her.
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Major League Baseball announced Friday that Gary Sanchez, the Yankees' All-Star catcher and one of their hottest hitters, had been suspended for four games for his part in the melee, and Austin Romine, his backup, was hit with a two-game ban for throwing punches in retaliation against the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera, who was suspended for seven games for initiating the fight.
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Adams's book is often described in genre terms as a "fantasy adventure," but it pulls no punches in introducing kids to the harsh realities and crucial importance of loss, survival, loyalty, cruelty, and suffering, simultaneously kicking against this weaponized fantasy of the English countryside as a garden of serenity that must be preserved in its pure, paradisiacal form at all costs.
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So when she claimed that football player Odell Beckham Jr. ignored her at the Met Ball because "I was not the shape of a woman by his standards" — apparently projecting a sexualized and misogynistic attitude onto a black man when all he did was sit quietly and mind his own business — few were willing to pull their punches in response.
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President Trump's statement on the Assad regime's chemical attack today in Syria pulled no punches in blaming the Obama administration: But Trump's tweets around the time that President Obama considered seeking congressional approval for military action in Syria — an idea discarded after the Syrian government agreed to destroy its chemical weapons stockpiles on September 22013, 29 in an agreement jointly negotiated with Russia — indicate an agreement with Obama's ultimate decision not to act, if not his methods.
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Wiener pulls no punches in her searing criticisms of tech startup culture — its wealth and excess juxtaposed against the city's growing homelessness epidemic; the dissolution of the boundary between work and life, aided by an office full of toys and perks that make it suspiciously easy to stay long past work hours; the ethically iffy ways data can be used to manipulate customers; and the seemingly unchecked power of a very white, very male industry. —A.
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" Megan McArdle pulled no punches in the Washington Post, where she bluntly called the NBA and other companies with dealings in China "cowardly" and noted: "the NBA-wide genuflecting to China is just one disturbing example of a much larger problem, as US companies have wiped Taiwan off their maps, erased Tibetan characters from American films, and expelled or cut ties with anyone who dared suggest that democracy is better than China's one-party rule, and that liberty is better than living in an authoritarian surveillance state.
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Here's how declarations of Mr. Ross's net worth have evolved over the past two years: • $2.9 billion, according to a Forbes estimate in 2016 • Less than $700 million, according to Mr. Ross's financial disclosure forms after his nomination to lead the Commerce Department • $3.7 billion, Mr. Ross told Forbes last month, arguing that the bulk of his assets were in a trust Dan Alexander of Forbes pulls no punches in asserting that the financier has been dishonest about his assets, and the magazine has pulled Mr. Ross from its list of the richest people in America.
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