The second was for racket abuse after Williams threw and broke her racket.
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The second was for racket abuse after Williams threw and broke her racket.
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He is an advocate for two-racket tennis — meaning, play with a racket in each hand.
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For the racket sports, he considered the intervals between racket-ball contact made by players in professional matches.
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Murray was yelling at himself and swiping his racket in anger, and Djokovic waved his racket in frustration as well.
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One draft had more shaded squares than just the BALL — two lines down the middle of the racket, with TENNIS RACKET spelled out inside, for example.
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"If you've got a lighter racket and lighter balls, you can also come to the net because you can maneuver the racket much easier," he said.
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Still, her net game was solid and the ball smacked from racket to racket more than a dozen times before a passing shot ended the volley.
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Racket-breaking is another interesting layer of depth the game adds, as it forces players to think about relinquishing points or risking a game-losing racket break.
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A friend convinced Holmes to sell the racket to make some money, and Brigandi Coins and Collectibles bought the broken racket for just $500, the New York Times reports.
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Williams first challenged Ramos over the coaching call; later, after Williams smashed her racket in frustration over losing a game, Ramos penalized her by a point for the racket abuse.
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The United States Tennis Association banned the racket soon after, and the International Tennis Federation followed the next year, adopting a rule that defined a tennis racket for the first time.
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She yelled at herself, mimicked Gasparyan and tossed her racket.
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And Uber is taking its place in the scooter racket.
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So yeah, she eventually got over the smashed racket incident.
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"It's a racket …like in the mafia movies," he says.
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The system bears an unfortunate resemblance to an extortion racket.
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Some say the ad blockers themselves are running a racket.
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Prohibition did not work with the numbers racket — liquor, marijuana.
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A well called the Neff was making a horrible racket.
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I was playing with a wooden racket all those years.
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The birth tourism "industry" is not a victimless criminal racket.
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But she couldn't let go of the racket for long.
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He drops his racket and stares at it with disgust.
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But it might be quite the racket while it lasts.
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Williams's fired her racket onto the court and destroyed it.
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He did not pick up a racket for nearly three.
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"But you won't necessarily know the racket model," Reid said.
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Elite institutions are engaged in the same kind of racket.
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"The president's running a racket," Jack Quinn said on CNN.
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Writing a newsletter for a living is a tremendous racket.
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I think I thought the tennis racket had something to do with the sensation, though, and I may or may not have associated pleasure with a tennis racket until I figured the whole thing out.
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"While coaching, you can hear the clean hit off the racket, and you can change things to make sure you get the clean hit off the racket, which is all just through sound," he said.
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In Bolaris' case, the racket had ties to the Russian mafia.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori drops racket mid-point, wins point anyway. NBD.
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At the end of his tantrum, Isner completely destroyed his racket.
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The racket slid backwards, landing in the lap of a cameraman.
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An unseen neighbor who complains about the racket is shouted down.
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Fannie Davis started running a Numbers racket out of her apartment.
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Its remote nature reserves are ground zero for the wildlife racket.
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The emergency started with the busting of a contraband-fuel racket.
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"The president is using NATO as a protection racket," Biden said.
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"Oh, I was very nervous," Vajda said of the tossed racket.
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And a long-running programme risks turning into a protection racket.
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He seemed to acknowledge them with a wave of his racket.
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An infuriated Vekic even smashed her racket after losing the match.
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I don't want to go too long without cracking a racket.
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That broken racket is now up for auction at Goldin Auctions.
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His parents, circus acrobats, were casualties in a mob-protection racket.
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I don't remember the last time I picked up a racket.
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It's a shot that required some insane comfort with racket positioning.
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A few games later, Williams slammed her racket and broke it.
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Most points are ending off Williams's racket, for better or worse.
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He also wants players to reconsider how they grip the racket.
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Each tournament provides a stringer, but stringing costs $240 per racket.
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Let it fly off your racket and just see what happens.
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Kvitova posted a photo on Instagram showing herself swinging a racket.
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A. makes a racket like a leaf blower with engine trouble.
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Now, that racket has become an unusual piece of sports memorabilia.
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The match's chaotic ending suddenly imbued the broken racket with significance.
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This past summer, he spotted the racket while cleaning at home.
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It was coming off the racket, easy power and very consistent.
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Mine isn't––I don't know how to dance to that racket.
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Dismissing newer insulin as a "racket" does a disservice to diabetes patients.
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I won't mind if you choose to never pick up a racket.
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If Diamond and Silk weren't running their particular racket, someone else would.
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In the middle of Yazzie family time, Sasha notices a racket outside.
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And I never wanted to hang up my racket at that point.
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Selfie Tennis, for example, could be augmented with an actual tennis racket.
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And IPOs are a racket, but try finding something better [21:20].
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She also signed the damaged racket and gave it to a fan.
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Non-stick sheet trays are a racket and not to be trusted.
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"Trying to get a tennis racket in their hand – and a football!"
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Some are eating steaks and shouting at one another over the racket.
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But now, I am sad to say, that racket is in decline.
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"There is a racket in this country called hidden waste," he says.
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"It appears that he was running a sex trafficking racket," Maliwal said.
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He has berated himself plenty in public and broken many a racket.
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Someone had been running a wire room for an illegal gambling racket.
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In their view, an alliance is an alliance, not a protection racket.
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During changeovers, he sits as motionless as his big blue racket bag.
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Just this thunderous wad of flailing racket with a rhythm breathing through.
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"I stepped on my racket, which made me feel horrible," he said.
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During the campaign cycle, The Enquirer functioned more like a protection racket.
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Williams tipped it with her racket, but the ball only deflected wide.
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He held his old-school, leather-grip racket with a familiar lightness.
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The racket could be accompanied by whistling winds — sporadic gusts are predicted.
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Richard T. McIntosh has never heard such a racket outside his window.
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About New York Another visitor to New York grumbling about the racket.
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More transparency is a vital step in ending the health-care racket.
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Battle of the Sexes made me want to pick up a tennis racket.
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We talked about how he doesn't delve into the racket of enamel pins.
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Apple wants you to channel your inner crank and turn down that racket.
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Compared to the clackety racket a MacBook makes, this keyboard seems virtually silent.
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I need to get my racket restrung and put a new overgrip on.
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Her long hair sways in the breeze as she holds a tennis racket.
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At some point my tennis racket transformed into a flat-styled cricket one.
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She's a little smaller up top now, because she's not swinging her racket.
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Before long, he was running a multibillion-dollar worldwide racket of his own.
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Rick Snyder and the Michigan Legislature eventually ended this racket in February 2013.
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Williams spent part of the ensuing changeover beating the ground with her racket.
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Poetry's system of cultivated sounds was, she grew to feel, a patriarchal racket.
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Babolat is coming out with a racket named after her later this year.
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As for that racket, residents say extra-thick windows usually do the trick.
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In another, he was pummeling the ground with his racket out of frustration.
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The racket, at least in its current incarnation, is on its last legs.
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It was no "luxury limo" and it was making a racket, she wrote.
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You have to hold a racket and the ball before you toss it.
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"My racket just magically flew out of my hand," she told reporters after.
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There's a deafening racket inside, too, but it doesn't come from clucking chickens.
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Three months past that, he tried holding a racket for the first time.
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Kenin dropped her racket in disbelief, and covered her face with both hands.
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This legalized extortion racket siphons $80 billion from the U.S. economy every year.
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I've heard the same, time and time again, with the Rehab Racket project.
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It was indeed a racket, although probably a bit more Scarface than Capone.
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Imagine if Romney had threatened NATO as if it were a protection racket.
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It was there, in Ealing, that he first picked up a tennis racket.
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One particular gang of "huachicoleros," as fuel thieves are known, now dominates the racket.
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Predictably, the ball sailed past the ridiculously small surface area of Tomic's racket handle.
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They still think it's a racket, and, as ever, take pride in self-sufficiency.
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Remember when Serena Williams absolutely obliterated her racket at a Wimbledon match in 2005??
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For example, Dice uses a table tennis racket, while Raptor uses a baseball bat.
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A new breed of "challenger banks" wants to bring that racket to an end.
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"She can take the racket out of your hands," Halep's coach Darren Cahill said.
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For the foreseeable future, fans will have to put up with the unseemly racket.
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Over a terrible racket, the neighbor asked Steve to come back the next day.
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Offenses ranged from racket abuse to audible obscenity to coaching infractions and unsportsmanlike conduct.
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The gun lobbyists are aging white men flexing their privilege to protect their racket.
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He does worse when he openly muses about turning NATO into a protection racket.
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Lately, though, Wozniacki was throwing her racket around, not having nearly as much fun.
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Many did both, but critics disparaged the movement as "slacktivism" or an outright racket.
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According to the panel, known as the Cicig, the racket charged prisoners for favors.
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It travelled a full circuit before the boys stopped and cheered at their racket.
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My strategy was to try to have my racket make contact with the ball.
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He even helped Cecchinato by finding his racket dampener after it had fallen off.
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Williams was later given a violation for smashing her racket, costing her a point.
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So he chucked the reconstruction racket for a while to focus on original silhouettes.
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Murray angrily slammed his racket on the top of the net after the point.
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America needs health insurance carriers like an honest businessman needs a Mafia protection racket.
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In the face of political alienation, making a mighty racket is a powerful feeling.
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This is a shakedown, a mob protection racket, with Puerto Rico a captive market.
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Williams charged the line judge and waved her racket and ball in her face.
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There is a lone ball, a neon orb caught mid-air, but no racket.
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He no longer drops his racket head nearly as low in the take-back.
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There is also another dynamic at play, involving something akin to a protection racket.
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Haven't pulled your tennis racket down from the ceiling in a year or two?
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She returned a few days later with her tennis racket and a few balls.
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Mike Bryan flipped his racket around so the handle was pointed like a gun.
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I was like 'Hey, maybe I should throw the racket and scream or something?
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On Monday night, Bouchard got a chance to let her racket do the talking.
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I also played a very good opponent so it's not all on my racket.
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One man handed Azarenka a child's racket, which she signed with his ballpoint pen.
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If these are her scraps, I'll take them — the racket, the stones, the rags.
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Some journalists covering North Korea have compared the regime to a mafia protection racket.
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After that set, Williams smashed her racket and flung it away, drawing a $10,000 fine.
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With a tennis racket holder and multiple compartments, this bag is both cool and functional.
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To get an idea of what the fake seed racket looks like, enlist the algorithm.
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Long ago, the abused girl in the white socks was the ankle-less racket wielder.
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It means ending the CEO salary racket, not least by giving more power to shareholders.
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Federer played inspired tennis, his racket work more like brushwork in the first two sets.
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He pulls up in a clatter and racket and smoke and pushes up his goggles.
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When I was really young I just picked up the racket in the left hand.
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She was nervous around unfamiliar men, and her house became a racket of threatening noises.
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He hit a ball in frustration and accidentally clipped the scampering girl with his racket.
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In the end, Williams joyfully gets a new racket and Intel suggests its faster processor.
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Art Supplies: Arts/crafts are a creative outlet without all the racket (see Guitars above).
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" Jones has called the Holocaust "nothing more than an international extortion racket by the Jews.
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This entire racket completely falls apart with a close examination of the herd immunity myth.
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A racket of deep, burring V-12 engines causes the locals to pause mid-stride.
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He went on to break Berdych in the game in which he threw his racket.
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What looks like protection for copyright holders is more of a protection racket benefiting Google.
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It was a racket that many of the worst performers knew how to play well.
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But it is impossible to hear this sound over the racket on the factory floor.
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If I need a badminton racket or a duck decoy, I've got all that stuff.
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However, 24-year-old Thiem is confident he will swinging his racket come Jan. 15.
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The runner-up also smashed her racket and verbally attacked the umpire for penalizing her.
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When pro athletes meet their match on the court it can be quite a racket!!!
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There is too much happening, too much blur and racket, for us to catch everything.
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"Obviously not a conscious thought," Anderson said of grabbing the racket with his left hand.
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Men have been fined 646 times for racket abuse and 20083 times for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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It goes through her head, and often comes out on the strings of her racket.
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Instead, the racket dangles from his hand, straight down, like a maestro pointing a baton.
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Djokovic said he also made modifications to his racket without specifying precisely what they were.
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Yet you just broke a racket during your first-round loss in the Italian Open.
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Borg played in two of his four Open finals with a version of this racket.
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The racket is a formidable opponent for anyone who is trying to expose the truth.
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John McEnroe challenges a call and smashes his racket, and he's praised as a competitor.
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Instead of resting courtside, Murray stalked the baseline, bouncing a ball against his racket strings.
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After the final point in the championship match, Minor tossed her racket in the air.
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You just feel it in the racket when the ball really has something behind it.
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"But if the racket doesn't feel good in your hand, then you don't force it."
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"But I'd like him to use my wooden racket, and I'll use his modern one."
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"I have been able to put so many hours onto the racket now," he said.
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Our thought bubble: All of these services can feel a bit like a protection racket.
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When he did pick up a racket, it was only to play minitennis with friends.
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Racket sports, bizarrely, seem to offer nearly twice as much protection as their nearest challenger, swimming.
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The second resulted in a point penalty after Williams smashed and broke her racket in frustration.
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Industrial grime covers Damian Thompson's whiplash riffs, and Andrew Baker's precise, jackhammer drumming propels this racket.
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The royal mom grabbed a tennis racket to take part in one of her favorite sports.
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Mosquitoes occasionally get loose at the lab, so technicians keep an electric zapping racket on hand.
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Shortly thereafter, Williams received another violation after smashing her racket and was given a point penalty.
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When Isner sealed the victory four points later, he also tossed his racket — but in celebration.
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A player can do one of two things: move the "racket" left or move it right.
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His new racket looked in danger too when a baseline error allowed the Spaniard to level.
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Eventually it drowns out Byrne's own vocal racket; toward the end, at the song's climax — finally!
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That's why I chose to be a business owner and leave the public company racket behind.
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Nike and her racket sponsor head are both satisfied Sharapova did "not intentionally" break any rules.
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But at Fongoli, the research team noticed that the chimpanzees often made a late-night racket.
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SkyTG24 TV said some 70 people are known to have had limbs smashed in the racket.
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I threw a racket on the ground, and it slipped and almost hit the line umpire.
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Opposition leader Adrian Delia sued her over stories linking him to a prostitution racket in London.
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Williams drove a forehand directly at Pliskova, who got her racket on it in self-defense.
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Discussions about equipment are usually about a player's new racket or the impact of synthetic strings.
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Clothesline shots whizzed from her racket and struck paint, and she was very much in control.
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An ace is a successful serve that the opponent's racket cannot reach and therefore doesn't return.
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The bride, 28, is an accountant for the New York Health and Racket Club in Manhattan.
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Murray said the conditions were challenging because he could not hear the ball of Granollers's racket.
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Putting on something that's a racket is disorientating because it doesn't follow where your brain's going.
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She's also seemingly titled the works What a Racket, truly crowning her the Master of Puns.
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It remains unclear whether the person who bought the racket from Arrington-Holmes is the seller.
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Without swinging her racket, Osaka was now ahead, 5-3, and one game from the championship.
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The cover photograph represented Mr. Ashe mid-game, racket in hand, his face expressing fierce concentration.
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Penny (Rebel Wilson) pursues a similar racket in less refined circumstances, and with less elegant methods.
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They'll probably have a better idea re: the current status of the Camorra mob's waste racket.
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I played doubles in high school, but I hadn't picked up a racket in 20 years.
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There's an organized racket because on daily business we're talking about a multi-million crore industry.
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Jimmy Connors's Wilson T-2000 racket, with which he won the 1983 Open, defeating Ivan Lendl.
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Twenty to thirty pounds (smaller for females) of clattering, gobbling assertiveness on slate makes a racket.
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So Kyrgios gently bounced a ball off his racket toward Federer, who glanced back and smiled.
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Williams, playing a tough Naomi Osaka, later smashed her racket, which is an automatic code violation.
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Murray would lean, or even lunge, and somehow put his racket strings on seemingly unreachable shots.
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He received another warning after the third set, and a point penalty, for destroying his racket.
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Four weeks after that, she began holding a tennis racket, and eventually she hit soft balls.
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She threw her racket away in disgust during the game which lasted close to 10 minutes.
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Despite the costs, Williams said, the time away from her racket was necessary, restful and restorative.
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Vox is launching an investigation into the notoriously opaque addiction rehab industry, called The Rehab Racket.
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But short-tailed crickets are exceptional: They have long been known to make a tremendous racket.
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It began as a racket, became a business, sparked a movement, and ended in a presidency.
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She appeared for her postmatch interview wearing a jacket with the logo of Wilson, the racket company.
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Fox News is a hate-for-profit racket that gives a megaphone to racists and conspiracy theorists.
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"She is the mastermind behind the baby trafficking racket," said Rajesh Kumar of the West Bengal CID.
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But he said he had never picked up a racket and never watched tennis before meeting Williams.
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The crowd racket matched the dogs that barked and yelped as they raced along, in sheer excitement.
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You drop him off at the courts, but you've neglected to bring one critical thing: a racket.
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The racket set works with six titles with another five expected by the end of the year.
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But outside of the usual racket, Twitter really Brought It on the government intern trolling front today.
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Morales' predecessor is in prison and standing trial for allegedly running a customs racket uncovered by CICIG.
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Vivobarefoot Primus | $144 If you're the kind who plays to win, Wilson's Ultra 100 is your racket.
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Although Lego may seem like an odd criminal racket, stealing these toys is almost the perfect crime.
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As my father astutely noted, the 14th Amendment was never intended to create this instant citizenship racket.
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The rest of the admirable deregulatory effort is trying to get government agencies out of this racket.
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He has called the atrocity an "international extortion racket" and a "lie," according to The Washington Post.
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And it was not a commercial success because the publishing game is a racket and extraordinarily hard.
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One young fan got lucky at least as Kyrgios handed him his broken racket after the game.
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" According to The Washington Post, Jones has called the Holocaust an "international extortion racket" and a "lie.
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Then he turned to the grandstand and softly clapped his hand against his racket like Roger Federer.
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But she was intrigued by a banister wrapped in leather, like the grip of a tennis racket.
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Like trying the drop shot, all of a sudden, I hear it not come off the racket.
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Mineral water brand Evian and racket maker Head, long-time backers, also released statements hailing the reduction.
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The superdelegate racket is yet another buffer against any semblance of a true democracy in our country.
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Meanwhile, propaganda in the hands of the government continues, and the drug racket in Punjab keeps growing.
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But what got lost in the racket is the true Dexter, the bird behind the Internet sensation.
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Unlike most squash players, he doesn't grip his racket with the traditional cocked V in his wrist.
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Stephens leapt for a high backhand stab, but she could barely get her racket on the ball.
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Do strings, balls, racket frames, court surfaces or the speed of the game need to be modified?
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She warmed up with some halfhearted stretches while Ms. Sorokko rewrapped her racket in gleaming white tape.
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"I mean, my racket just magically flew out of my hand," Osaka told reporters with a smile.
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His reaction was to bounce his racket, and the reaction from the crowd was quick and vociferous.
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Maria Sharapova first picked up a tennis racket at age four in her hometown of Sochi, Russia.
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A man uses a tennis racket to clear his truck of snow in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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He is awaiting trial accused of leading a customs racket that swindled millions from the country's coffers.
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When learning of the violation that chair umpire Damien Dumusois had given him, Medvedev threw his racket.
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Zverev ended up smashing a racket with five heavy blows in the final set after dropping serve.
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How did a racket that might have ended up in the trash get to an auction house?
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He can run a protection racket with military alliances and pull out of international organizations and treaties.
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It's common knowledge, too, that squeezing insurance money out of fake or exaggerated injuries is a racket.
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Rally length is determined by the ball landing in the court, not the ball hitting the racket.
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One of the strangest parts of the whole racket is that it doesn't seem all that profitable.
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It was the third consecutive tournament in which Williams's body let her down before her racket did.
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After dropping serve early in the second set, third seed Osaka threw her racket, slammed a ball into the court and gave her racket a kick for good measure before steadying the ship and earning a 6-2 6-4 win on a gusty day at Margaret Court Arena.
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This charmer, known as Kengoro, can swing a tennis racket, do pull-ups, and stand on his toes.
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When the match ended, Halep dropped her racket at the baseline and covered her face with her hands.
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I actually think that when orchestras have drum kits in the middle, it tends to be a racket.
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It's just about it living on the body, and expressing Serena's spirit with each swing of the racket.
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They're playing second fiddle to Nvidia in the graphics card racket and to Intel in the CPU one.
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The music swells, the waves make a racket (these waves are noisy), and Jenna and Jordan become one.
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His unsavoury but above-board harvesting of Asian and Ukrainian hair conceals a booming adoption and surrogacy racket.
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Especially in the racket that I'm in because you're constantly away or they're away and so it's hard.
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My early morning walk, which took me along the Hudson River, was a refreshing escape from the racket.
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From the cells of the narco bigwigs, you would hear the incessant racket of narco-corrido banda music.
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Wilson Ultra 100 | $199 If you're the kind who plays to win, Wilson's Ultra 100 is your racket.
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A slew of controversial businesses have appeared in the last 10 years, cashing in on the funeral racket.
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For someone like that, ripping off Lego sets may have been a racket too profitable to pass up.
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While Louis is too young to swing a racket — although he does have his adorable wobbly walk down!
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They are not physically intimidating and not associated with such a deeply corrupt racket such as college sports.
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Solved Via "BODMAS" Rule :(B racket)O( f )D÷ ivision M x ultiplication A+ dditional S-ubtraction pic.twitter.
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He's so vigorous with the tennis racket that he catches Billy in the forehead and makes him bleed.
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After squandering that opportunity with a unforced forehand error, he swiped his racket at the clay in frustration.
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It has also cancelled a fuel-subsidy racket which, at its peak, cost Nigerians $14 billion a year.
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This time, they capture rainbow-colored Jell-O getting sliced by a tennis racket, in super ... slow ... motion.
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As Murray's final return hit the net, Verdasco celebrated, swinging his racket, and Murray mourned in silence. ♦
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At the end of Friday's match, Sock shuffled his feet and pretended his racket was a fencing foil.
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One intrepid server was offering up snacks on a tennis racket, which seemed to be a bold move.
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There are also times he's smashed his racket, sworn at an umpire, and even yelled at the crowd.
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His reflexes and racket-head control allow him to make split-second adjustments and block returns into play.
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As he made clear over the last week or so, NATO for Trump is essentially a protection racket.
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Their tennis racket-like appearance is seen when the rod-shaped bacteria starts turning into a hardy spore.
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The trend with "revolutionary" ideas in the fight racket is that they don't tend to stick around long.
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" I assume that the inner monologue, desperate to be heard above the racket, began to whine: "Donald Trump!
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After a while, people surged forward to kick the metal fence and create even more of a racket.
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The ethnographic entrepreneurs who cut their teeth on the millennials are rapidly expanding into the Generation Z racket.
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The racket is now up for sale on Goldin Auctions and had a bid of $2,100 on Monday.
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That resulted in a racket abuse penalty, a second code violation, for which the penalty is a point.
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Women have been fined 99 times for racket abuse and 67 times for unsportsmanlike conduct during that span.
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That was an automatic racket abuse violation, and it cost Williams a point as her second code violation.
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And a set of clubs, even at discount, costs considerably more than a basketball or a tennis racket.
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I am wearing my best tennis whites and nervously picking at the strings on my wooden Wilson racket.
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He spiked his racket, kicked a water bottle and threw the chair into the middle of the court.
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He came over, hoisted Pokrajac over the fence again, handed him a racket, and they began to hit.
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Obviously, if someone's a really loud eater, it's quite hard to stop them making a racket with it!
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One of the great things about the newspaper racket is that you can publish from beyond the grave.
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When Osaka broke for 2-3 after a Williams backhand unforced error, Williams smashed her racket in anger.
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Without hesitation, she drew her racket back on the move and hammered a piercing forehand down the line.
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These days, Horvath rarely picks up a racket and almost never dwells on that day 34 years ago.
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But after Neymar introduced him to the racket sport padel, Butler adopted it as his new conditioning hobby.
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Tennis keepsake: The racket that Serena Williams broke in last year's U.S. Open final goes on sale today.
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It was similar, as it turned out, to the Head racket I currently use in terms of specifications.
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I'd rather see him break a racket or pull the shirt or something, for him to get emotional.
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Though he can use all of his digits, he can feel the racket with only his pinkie finger.
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Medvedev saved two match points and held for 4-5, and the match was on Nadal's racket again.
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The Rehab Racket will last at least a year, possibly longer, and we're less than four months in.
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Harry Belafonte's Uncle Lenny ran a numbers racket and was an early example of success for the singer.
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Ask Real Estate New Yorkers are expected to tolerate quite a racket, but there are limits — and laws.
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The MLP Cup takes place annually at Racket Center Nußloch, a tennis club in Nußloch, Germany, population 10,000.
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She said the conservative network is a "hate-for-profit racket" that's in business to harm the Democratic Party.
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And finally, we provided tips on dealing with ransomware for lawmakers and others targeted by the cyber extortion racket.
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And when even Macedonian teenagers are getting in on this racket, you can be sure it's not going away.
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After losing an opening-set tiebreaker, the tennis legend hammered her racket into the court and tossed it backwards.
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After the match, she was officially penalized for a coaching warning ($4,000), racket abuse ($3,22018), and verbal abuse ($22004,22004).
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Rao is also suspected to have been involved in a similar racket in two other Indian cities, police said.
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Officials refuse to be drawn on whether the smugglers are simply enthusiastic holidaymakers, or part of a bigger racket.
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Those include poisonings, unfortunate transfiguration, a racket (tennis equipment not acceptable), murder, kidnappings, plague and/or enhanced weather phenomena.
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In true badass fashion, Williams came back and won the match ... after she replaced her busted racket, of course.
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Meanwhile, security agencies work together to counter a drug racket that subsists on American demand and respects no boundaries.
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Third seed Halep buckled under the strain of fending off the missiles being launched off Ostapenko's lime green racket.
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The ball doesn't seem to go quite as far; the racket or the bat doesn't swing quite as fast.
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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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Releasing pressure from the furnaces can make a terrible racket, but it is necessary to keep them from exploding.
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"I think I'm playing better and better each match," Radwanska, who changed racket in the off-season, told reporters.
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The racket is part of a larger crime wave in Brazil, provoked by the nation's worst recession on record.
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Price controls fuel a huge racket: importers are paid the difference between the market rate and the Nigerian one.
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Amid the racket, Alhaji Zakari sits cross-legged on his countertop, surrounded by materials marked "Made in Côte d'Ivoire".
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Trump's children are more than mere relatives: They are executive vice presidents, the capo bastones of an organized racket.
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She had obvious difficulty moving in the second set against Knapp, smashing her racket against the clay in frustration.
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A player flips the racket between hands to hit forehands from either side, eliminating the need for a backhand.
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After losing an opening-set tiebreaker, she slammed her racket into the court five times and threw it backwards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Not even missing a succession of match points stopped Jelena Ostapenko swinging her racket with brutal intent.
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She started as a ball girl at the club to make some money and eventually took up a racket.
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The generators made a terrible racket and frequently broke down because they were not designed to be bumped around.
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The prospect of asking tenants to live beside the racket and stench of environmental remediation does not trouble him.
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The smell of new tennis balls and the satisfying sound of her racket striking the ball spurred my memory.
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Tsitsipas immediately dropped his racket to the clay and turned to face his team in the courtside player box.
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A Wilson "Tony Trabert" model racket, used by Arthur Ashe when he won the inaugural U.S. Open in 1968.
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They also worked on his racket-head speed and making a firm commitment to whatever shot he is making.
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For years, the indictment says, he operated as an unregistered lobbyist for authoritarian governments, a popular racket in Washington.
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He issued a code violation when Marin Cilic, a Croat, slammed his racket into the clay court, breaking it.
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Natalia Payne, who plays Sergei's fiancée, Galina, and who had never held a racket before, seemed a little overwhelmed.
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Later, after losing a game, Williams smashed her racket, and Ramos docked her a point, as the rules require.
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"We tried a few different things up there, with the racket and a ball and Norman," Federer said, laughing.
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She had already slammed her racket against the court after losing an earlier point to No. 127-ranked Gibbs.
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When his father declined to buy him a $20143 racket, Ms. Hoxie did, and she taught him to play.
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In between the racket, Luca can still hear the radio, a woman's voice announcing ¡La Mejor 100.1 FM Acapulco!
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After double-faulting twice to give Anderson the second set, Kyrgios threw his racket to the ground, breaking it.
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The racket is one of 1,600 items in the auction, which includes one of Jesse Owens's Olympic gold medals.
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But an employee said the store sold the racket and was not the party putting it up for auction.
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Tomic faced match point holding his racket backwards in a defeat by Fabio Fognini at the 2016 Madrid Open.
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If you wanted to hide in plain sight, Racket Center Nußloch would be a good place to do it.
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As the old saying goes, every cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and ends as a racket.
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After one point Sunday, Wawrinka bent over, leaning one arm on his racket and resting the other on a knee.
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But Cuevas makes quick steps to cradle the racket just under the ball for a gentle lift over the net.
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Later in the game, Ramos docked Williams a second violation when she smashed her racket, which cost her a point.
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It was Djokovic's turn to fume, and he wound up to smash his racket into the court before stopping himself.
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Then he branched out beyond the former USSR, taking his racket to the US, India, and China, among other places.
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After claiming the first set, a visibly exhausted Djokovic smashed his racket as Fucsovics led 3-2 in the second.
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"She's got her Wilson racket," says Williams, 36, showing off the pint-sized equipment as little Olympia kicks around excitedly.
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If I never picked up a tennis racket, I would be one of them; that is never lost on me.
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"For a great cause," he captioned a photo of 36-year-old Williams on the court with a tennis racket.
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After raising the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup aloft, Djokovic said American Sampras had inspired him to pick up a racket.
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It compacts soil, raises a hell of a racket, and removes nutrients that would otherwise be recycled into the Earth.
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I jumped on my tennis racket like a horse and rode it around just being a goof ball, and BAM!
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The online ad industry's biggest trade group, the Internet Advertising Bureau, has equated its business model to an extortion racket.
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A YouTube search, meanwhile, reveals Trump swung a tennis racket precisely four times at a 2015 event with Serena Williams.
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I completely forgot I was in a 20 x 20-foot hotel room as I swung my virtual racket round.
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Rather than diminishing, the extortion racket is mutating, believes Allan Hernández, who leads the attorney-general's specialised crime-fighting units.
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Trump is a protectionist who wants to re-make NATO into something resembling a protection racket more than an alliance.
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What's more, it made a hell of a fucking racket, coming off like some knackered 18-30 hotel ceiling fan.
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Three points later, Begu hit long, and again, Rogers dropped her racket, put her hands to her face and cried.
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PARIS — The racket dropped to the ground, the hands went high into the air, and soon after, the teardrops rolled.
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She does remember, oddly, feeling more frightened when there were long periods of silence instead of the racket of gunfire.
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So maybe it should not come as a surprise that Agassi said he rarely picked up a racket these days.
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And so, when I was in college, I flew to Jamaica cheap, under the guise of a youth-volunteer racket.
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Now, he's primarily spending time with wife and two sons, while sometimes picking up a tennis racket or golf club.
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When Bouchard was broken to fall behind, 214-226, in the second set, she threw her racket to the ground.
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Federer argued with the match umpire, smacked his racket on the ground, and lost his cool in the California heat.
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She has called excessive grunting cheating because she thinks it unfairly disguises the sound of the ball off the racket.
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Here's the speech in full: Well, children, where there is so much racket there must be something out of kilter.
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Mike Bryan has been fined $10,000 by the US Open after pointing his racket at an official like a rifle.
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Williams destroyed the racket during a heated argument with the umpire Carlos Ramos, who had accused her of receiving coaching.
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There have been many times when I was playing that I wanted to break my racket into a thousand pieces.
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Herald-Sun cartoonist Mark Knight's image shows a monstrous, hulking depiction of Serena Williams stomping her racket into the ground.
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Photo: GettyA pair of farmers in Australia have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in an elaborate semen racket.
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She later described the umpire's decision to apply the letter of the law when she threw her racket as "pathetic".
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His parents played tennis every weekend, and he first picked up a racket at 2 and started playing at 4.
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But few controversies can compare to the furor at the U.S. Open in 1977 over the so-called spaghetti racket.
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The string configuration was banned in 1977 after the little-known player Mike Fishbach upset Stan Smith using this racket.
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Luckily, it turns out that there were enough people in the media business who are not part of the racket.
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On the final point Thursday, Youzhny was so impaired that he hit the ball with the frame of his racket.
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Watching their finances dwindle, the women decide to take over the men's operation, running a protection racket involving local residents.
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But when Osaka promptly broke back, Williams smashed her racket onto the court, twice, and Ramos docked her a point.
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Christian still keeps the racket that she used on the film in her bag, and sometimes warms up with it.
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As reporters filed in, Nadal stood in the corridor changing his shirt and left his racket bag outside the door.
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Instead, Ahoi users state interests by selecting emoji stickers — such as a car, cat, tennis racket, games console or globetrotter.
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Then Williams broke her racket out of frustration over losing a serve, for which Ramos imposed a one-point penalty.
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The Russian showed exactly why, as 40 winners flowed off his racket - both from the forehand and the backhand side.
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Mr. Barr "fails to understand police are not a protection racket," Andrew Stroehlein of Human Rights Watch said on Twitter.
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For example, a professional tennis player's racket arm bone has a larger cortical thickness than that of the other arm.
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A child can learn how to hold a racket and begin playing the game on a smaller, 36-foot court.
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Since September, I've asked Vox's readers to tell me their stories about drug addiction treatment for our Rehab Racket project.
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The double-sided puzzle, which strikes Banks as "a three-pipe problem," involves, among other things, a sex-trafficking racket.
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This is the 'racket' described in Walgreen, which stands the purpose of Rule 23's class mechanism on its head.
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Later the Italians brought the stiletto knife to America, where it became associated with the notorious Black Hand extortion racket.
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He owns a tennis club just up the road from Heidelberg Cement—a rival, no doubt, of Racket Center Nußloch.
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They were so busy filming the whole thing and screaming louder and louder -- making a racket that witnesses say agitated Harambe.
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When the crowd began to boo, McEnroe, a native New Yorker, took it further and kicked the racket across the court.
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They sounded, respectively, like a tennis racket being plucked, a CVS receipt being crinkled, and a broom whooshing around our feet.
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This time will be no different: Tournament officials fined her $10,000 for smashing and flinging the racket, reports The Washington Post.
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She first picked up a tennis racket at 3 years old, just after her family moved to Long Island, New York.
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President Trump is facing possible impeachment for turning "American foreign policy into an extortion racket," as Vox's Zack Beauchamp put it.
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What's funny about the whole relatability thing is that nobody mentions it's a racket; nothing does worse online than naked need.
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But I felt comfortable enough that day, in that environment, to pick up a racket and try this thing called badminton.
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He calls the Holocaust an "international extortion racket" and proudly displays racist and anti-Semitic bile on his website and blog.
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The racket is part of a larger crime wave in Brazil, and especially Rio, amid the country's worst recession on record.
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Or, as Eric Hoffer wrote, "Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket."
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There was also the explosion of rage which saw him demolish his racket near the end of the second-set tiebreak.
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After working for years within the field, Rose broke off on her own to found Noise/Racket, her music supervision company.
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Surrounding the garden is a construction site, and the racket of drilling, cement mixers, and builders' loud voices fill the air.
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An international association that has to threaten members to deter them from leaving is not a club, but a protection racket.
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The cartoon -- drawn by Mark Knight (editorial cartoonist for the Herald Sun newspaper) -- shows the tennis superstar stomping on her racket.
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Between its sounds effects, loud Mecanum tires, and various beeps and warning noises, the Robomaster S1 can make quite a racket.
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Boxing was his favorite racket and the greedy Thai mobster was behind some right free-for-alls back in the day.
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The Society's racket continued to grow through the 217s, and members began buying great tracts of land along the east coast.
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It's a window into his view that federal law enforcement should operate more or less as a protection racket for him.
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Over the next three years, Ivankov oversaw the mob's growth from a local extortion racket to a multibillion-dollar criminal enterprise.
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It's clear that they're having fun while the parents, in spite of the annoying flies and the girls' racket, continue sleeping.
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His son, Clemons reported, later told him that the sound came from a Subway employee killing bugs with an electrified racket.
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And in case you were wondering how Williams feels about Pokémon Go, she also whacks a Pikachu with a tennis racket.
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The second violation was for smashing her racket after a missed shot which resulted in a point being taken from Williams.
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First came the rain, then some electronic thunder and, in time, a lightning strike of Andy Murray's racket across the net.
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Murray's distress culminated in an overhead smash of his racket on the net in the penultimate game of an unusual match.
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The felt concussion of competitive tennis — of racket thud, air hiss and fuzz-on-court friction — is all over this match.
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Habiyambere never asks me for a new racket; he asks me for a bus ticket to Nairobi for the Kenya Open.
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Often, at night, a racket of clawed feet on the roof produces the false impression that animals have penetrated the abode.
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So children learn to make a racket in an effort to pull their parents toward them and away from their devices.
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"I was so upset that I broke my racket," she said, before he confessed that he was far from a novice.
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Last week, a court in Malegaon convicted the doctor and his brother of running a sex-selection clinic and abortion racket.
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So in order to survive, the boy runs his own little racket on the side: "private extortion," gang members call it.
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At the bottom of the racket, at 59A, is the revealer of the grid: THE US OPEN, which is on now!
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Where, instead of assholes, I got a totally unexpected iPhone-shaped window into the Instagram racket that is self-augmented reality.
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"Grift" evokes not so much specific criminal acts as a broad, opportunistic racket, executed with a bit of cunning and panache.
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Also, when you're sitting and eating a loud snack in the cinema or theatre, you're aware that you're making a racket.
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I think that it's a tough racket for someone who maybe isn't as marketable as they would've been 20 years earlier.
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The Slazenger "Challenger No.1 Championship" racket used by Manuel Orantes during his 1975 victory over the defending champion Jimmy Connors.
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With today's technology, you can be handsy and a little bit lazy because the racket does a little bit for you.
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"I hope he recovers quickly," said Zeballos, who packed up Goffin's racket bag and carried it off the court for him.
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The racket was later sold by the collectibles store, and is now being put up for auction by an anonymous party.
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He has learned to use the White House and his presidential powers to enforce protection racket politics at home and abroad.
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Before walking to the net to shake Federer's hand, Kyrgios destroyed his racket with a series of whacks to the court.
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The omnipresent racket is obviously some kind of symbol, in the existential way: its significance may be that it has none.
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From there the cartel leader Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, ran what was the world's most powerful narcotics racket.
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It required work to switch, but it saved my students money and felt like a sweet liberation from a nasty racket.
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The media's protection racket on Clinton's sexual misconduct grew to empower both Clintons to believe they could get away with everything.
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After the call was corrected, Bryan mimicked a rifle with his racket and aimed it at the line judge in question.
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Ayyub took to the work, producing pieces on killings by the police and a smuggling racket run by officials in Mumbai.
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He had to shout over the whir of blowers and the racket of machinery echoing from other regions of the hangar.
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Moreover, according to Dr. Strick, it suggested in internal memos that his whole operation was a cover for a sex racket.
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READ: All the allegations threatening to derail Jackson's confirmation He was making such a racket that the Secret Service stepped in.
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A year ago, none of the children had even held a proper tennis racket, much less played on newly refurbished courts.
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He became rich running the numbers racket in Baltimore before the state created the lottery and decided to run it themselves.
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The entirety of the MLP Cup took place on two of the three carpeted courts in the Racket Center's indoor atrium.
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After his disappointing defeat against Moraing, Mertl showered and spoke for a time with the bartender in the Racket Club's clubhouse.
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Think of Amazon threatening to take on America's rotten drug-distribution industry, or Netflix's detonation of the cable-TV racket in America.
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But instead of losing hope, Nishikori picked up his racket and fired a couple of powerful forehand swings before winning the game.
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A former marketing and adtech executive, Baldwin fell into the insurance racket through the Boston-based auto-insurance quote comparison business Goji.
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When they took photos of their grey Google Home Mini, Google incorrectly identified it as either a ball or a tennis racket.
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Once companies are shaping business strategies to profit off their connections to government, they'll have strong incentives to keep the racket going.
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" The bad press worsened after Darrell Issa's committee released a long report that asked whether Tiversa was a "hi-tech protection racket.
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Her shots continued to fly wide and long off her racket and she produced 26 unforced errors in total in the match.
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Ms Park, the prosecutors allege, was an active participant in this racket, ordering her aides to help Ms Choi extract her payouts.
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He also brings to the table some highly unusual policy ideas, like converting NATO into some kind of mafia-style protection racket.
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Kerber saved five set points, then dropped her racket in disbelief when Azarenka netted a half-volley on the first match point.
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The charges come after police last month served 22 arrest warrants related to the racket, which allegedly lasted from 2009 to 2016.
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Do you methodically pinch row by row, burst them randomly or give the sheet a twist so you make a big racket?
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To understand what we've lost under the two-party racket, compare the cringeworthy Clinton-Trump debates with Green nominee Jill Stein's rebuttals.
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She was then given a point penalty for smashing her racket into the court, and minutes before the close of the match.
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Three-times champion Williams though, as is usually the case, appears to have the destiny of the tournament on her racket strings.
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Down two sets and a break, a frustrated Coric ended up smashing his racket after Millman sent a lob over his head.
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In one session of #SelfieTennis, I swung my virtual racket fast and hit my hand (in real life) against the window. Ouch.
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He said he could not even carry his racket bag after the match because of cramping that had developed in his back.
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It was a match he had had on his racket three times, but he had blown each match point to Geoffrey Blancaneaux.
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When Wozniacki caught a braid in a tennis racket at this tournament two years ago, losing the point, she smiled at herself.
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Players wear a special suit with 17 sensors including one on the racket itself that capture and transmit data to a computer.
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But would those charges and the entire foreign lobbying racket get the extreme exposure it's getting now in almost any other way?
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When I succeeded, I squeezed the grip as much as I could to prevent the racket from flying out of my grasp.
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Changes to the grass, the hardness of the courts and racket technology now mean you can win the title from the baseline.
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I've tested both versions, and the Phantom is dramatic, impressively loud, and easily generates enough of a racket to get you evicted.
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In many cities, the taxi business was a customer-unfriendly protectionist racket that artificially inflated prices and cared little about customer service.
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The current seller of the racket is anonymous, and Holmes won't make any money off the sale since he forfeited his rights.
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Later, after losing a game, she smashed her racket on the court, incurring a second penalty and the loss of a point.
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But Osaka broke right back, and after the game ended, Williams destroyed her racket by throwing it to the court in anger.
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The second code violation came after Williams smashed her racket after losing her serve in the fifth game of the second set.
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Were the screams masking the sound of the racket striking the ball, making it difficult for people to judge the right trajectories?
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Perhaps even more important, martial arts moves do not involve inherent noise, unlike the ping of a tennis racket meeting a ball.
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In Venezuela's latest racket, for instance, passport agency officials have been known to charge citizens up to $2,000 for a new passport.
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The ship's captain, Carola Racket, is seeking to bring to safety 21870 migrants rescued two weeks ago off the coast of Libya.
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It's difficult to fall asleep at 13 PM on a Saturday, especially when Secret Service choppers are circling overhead, making a racket.
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But the protection racket of benevolent sexism gives women a lot of incentive to either forgive men for it, or blame women.
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A typical owl dislikes disruption and will find a new roost if too many people kick up a racket near its daybed.
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I started my own racket-stringing business" — with a used stringing machine procured by McCasland — "and I've strung 20 rackets so far.
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Wilson debuted the racket in 1967, but it was designed by the tennis player and polo shirt magnate René Lacoste in 1953.
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But few controversies can compare to the furor at the U.S. Open in 1977 over the so-called spaghetti racket (pictured here).
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He said security forces heard the racket and executed them after deciding they were separatists, who are rumored to be heavy smokers.
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She never picked up a racket until recently, when one of Nick's friends from the junior circuit began coaching her a bit.
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He was arrested on charges of armed robbery and assault and battery and was involved in a major heroin racket in 53.
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Kenin has anything but a poker face on court — gesticulating, shouting encouragement to herself and occasionally flinging her racket to the ground.
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Initially called in, it was successfully challenged by del Potro, who then dropped his racket and threw both hands into the air.
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Sanders, as wild-eyed, scowling and angry as an Old Testament prophet on the downside of the prediction racket, is a sloganeer.
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Judges here have been known to prefer racket sports, cycling or jogging in an effort to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
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Police on Thursday busted an illegal organ harvesting racket operating out of the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, one of city's top private hospitals.
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Vegetation can act as a buffer between residents and blaring city racket, even if it's as simple as a tree-lined street.
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In the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the gods was so irritated by the racket caused by humans that he exterminated them.
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Student Opinion Have you ever longed for a newer, faster and better bike, sneaker, racket, stick, ball or other piece of equipment?
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It's that Trump sees the historic alliance as a protection racket rather than a multiplier of US global diplomatic and military power.
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Ping-Pong, or table tennis as it is officially known, is one of the fastest racket sports, requiring muscular and cardiorespiratory endurance.
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She switched her racket and tried to build muscle through strength training, but it only made her feel uncomfortable on the court.
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Sanders, as wild-eyed, scowling and angry as an Old Testament prophet on the downside of the prediction racket, is a sloganeer.
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Translation: the whole process is a racket -- has been for a long time -- but there are cheaper, less criminal paths to success.
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He volleyed an easy forehand into the net, allowing Ignatik to break his serve, and immediately threw his racket at the bench.
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If your partner comes in inquiring about the racket, up-end the bottle over yourself and settle it over some Yagli Gures.
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The influence of money is sanitized in the admissions process through the concept of legacy -- a massive racket carried out in plain sight.
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Goffin incurred the unlikely injury during a match in Rotterdam when a ball bounced off his racket and struck him at high velocity.
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Wozniacki seemed irritated by the tension of the strings on her racket and discarded it midway through the second game of the match.
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Trailing 2-0 in the third set, frustration boiled over for Thiem and he destroyed his racket on the hardcourt of the Grandstand.
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Trump's own view of international relations — as a zero-sum extortion racket — explains his policies better than a few stray comments from Putin.
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"These guys realized they had to try to take the racket out of Rafa's hand by overpowering him," Courier said Wednesday in Melbourne.
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During the match, just after losing an opening-set tiebreaker, Williams hammered her racket into the court five times before tossing it backwards.
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Later, in prison, Monk reportedly ran a racket, selling fellow inmates cigarettes and condensed milk that had been brought in by weekend visitors.
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"The perfect cake for @romeobeckham," she wrote alongside a picture of the sweet treat, which was covered with a realistic-looking tennis racket.
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"If squash doesn't innovate for the digital age then what chance do we have of young people picking up a racket?" added Kern.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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Mr Berrios, who has held his office since 2010, has created "a self-dealing racket", says Daniel Biss, a Democratic candidate for governor.
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"If I didn't pick up a racket again for the rest of my life, I'd be proud of what I've done," Isner said.
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As I lay down, Eden's colleague gives me headphones to protect my ears from the racket the machine makes while doing the scan.
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Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, former president of George Washington University, has called them a "racket" and said schools feel pressure to game the rankings.
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All the racket that the world generates can be distracting when you need to put your head down and get some work done.
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Ruperti said the racket employed a network of accomplices, including those who agreed to falsely say they had witnessed a car hitting someone.
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The justices do not seem keen to let one particularly badly behaving Virginia governor ruin that racket for the rest of America's pols.
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A cicada is capable of causing such a racket due to vibrations of its "tymbals," or sound production organ composed of corrugated exoskeleton.
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The racket, involving the exploitation of 14- and 15-year-old girls, was dubbed the baby squillo scandal - a term meaning underage prostitute.
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" The North Korean government, for its part, bristles at this type of criticism, frequently denouncing what it calls "the imperialists' human rights racket.
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"This is a well-organized racket that has been going on since 2017," an unnamed official at Sri Lanka's finance ministry told AFP.
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Perez and Baldetti resigned and were arrested last year over accusations that they were part of a customs racket, which they also denied.
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There have been five more surgeries and two extended layoffs since then, during which he did not even touch a racket for months.
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The targeted sanctions begin to push the Russian government toward respecting the rule of law and away from functioning like a protection racket.
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Federer appears in old-timey mock-newsreel footage with a wooden racket and a cable-knit sweater, shaking hands with a mustachioed duke.
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The 15-year-old tennis pro is seen propping up a copy of Obama's 85033 memoir, "Becoming," as Obama holds an autographed racket.
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These include intermittent exercise such as football and racket sports, endurance exercise such as running and cycling, and resistance exercise such as weightlifting.
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After all, as Magness puts it: "We don't want the winner decided by who has the best baseball bat, swimsuit, or tennis racket."
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But if McNamara ever decides to run the old rochambeau racket ever again, he should at least be required to bring orange slices.
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Related: Embroidery Artist Weaves Memes with Modern Feminism Insta of the Week: Embroidered Tennis Racket by Fiance_Knowles These Skeleton Embroideries Give Instagram Life
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American tennis player Mike Bryan has been fined $10,000 by the US Open after pointing his racket at an official like a rifle.
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The video review found it to be in by a sliver, giving Federer a 5-3 lead and two serves on his racket.
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Keller, the actor who plays George W. Bush, plans to take his racket to Connecticut to challenge Danny Wolohan, who plays Jeb Bush.
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We often hear hope that Roger Federer will claim another Grand Slam title, No. 18, before retiring his magic wand of a racket.
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The money laundering charge disqualifies him for bail, and assisting a criminal racket could carry a jail sentence of up to 20147 years.
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Sullivan was a 9-0 smackdown of plaintiffs who saw libel suits as a legal extortion racket to be used to silence publishers.
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With 41 titles to her name, Clijsters hung up her racket after the 2012 U.S. Open and later worked as a tennis commentator.
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You also have to hold your serve, which means holding your focus and your nerves, while also holding the racket and the ball.
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He has now reverted to a fuller service action, although the racket head still does not dip as low as it once did.
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As part of Vox's Rehab Racket project, I have heard time and time again how important insurance is to obtaining quality addiction care.
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The racket that Serena Williams now-famously smashed on the court during the 2018 U.S. Open women's singles final is up for auction.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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Is your neighbor one from whom you can borrow that cup of sugar or who keeps you up at all hours with racket?
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Then she got a point penalty for smashing her racket, followed by a game penalty for verbal abuse after she confronted the umpire.
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It is designed to measure minute differences in racket and string performance to give elite players a more reliable method of comparing equipment.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas suffered a mid-match meltdown at the ATP Cup on Tuesday in which he accidentally whacked his father with his racket.
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The ball kind of explodes off her racket, so she tends to hit a lot of winners naturally when just hitting normal groundstrokes.
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Enraged with herself, the Romanian bashed her racket into the court twice to earn a code violation and returned to her chair fuming.
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It takes just two or three minutes of easy hitting before his groundstrokes begin catapulting off his Babolat racket with a remarkable urgency.
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There are ways to hold down the racket, though, such as ceiling tiles, foam pads, even ropes snaked around pipes and table legs.
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" But then, "one day, I picked up a racket and just went on my own — I think I was tired of watching him.
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The money laundering charge disqualifies him for bail, and assisting a criminal racket could carry a jail sentence of up to 5373 years.
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He spent his days in silence, eating duty-free Ferrero Rocher chocolates and bouncing the strings of Marcia's squash racket against his skull.
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"NATO is not a protection racket," Biden began saying this week, emphasizing the phrase during his multicity "No Malarkey" bus tour of Iowa.
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Nobody has forgotten the smashed racket, the point deducted as a penalty, her continued shouting: "You're a thief," she defiantly yelled at Ramos.
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Local residents have long known about the Camorra mob's racket and have been complaining about the resulting health crisis for years to authorities.
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The racket slid through the grass on Wimbledon's Centre Court, ultimately landing in the lap of a cameraman in the photo pit, ESPN reports.
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Williams, 36, was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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The website said Washington should stop provoking the North with an "anachronistic human rights racket" at a time of diplomatic attempts to improve ties.
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The second-seeded German smashed a racket in frustration before finding his groove and setting up a meeting with 26th- seeded Bosnian Damir Dzumhur.
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He compounded it both at the time, by not simply retracting his initial tweet, and then yesterday by throwing his racket at the umpires.
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That piece of history is now up for grabs, 'cause the destroyed racket has hit the auction block ... and the starting bid is $8,000!!!
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"She's got her Wilson racket," the athlete said in an Instagram live session, showing off the pint-sized equipment as Olympia kicks around excitedly.
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The trade in animal parts used for traditional medicine or to denote high status, especially in China and Vietnam, is an even bigger racket.
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That may still be the case, but the McAfee Crypto Team post suggests McAfee also has a completely separate racket: hawking endorsements for cash.
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Trump had already exposed himself as a gushing Putin fanboy, even offering to turn NATO into a protection racket for the shirtless Kremlin tyrant.
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This fly zapper-racket came in handy when the flies came in since Raid and other sprays are not an option around the babies.
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The 26-year-old athlete is seen posing on a faux clay court with some of her personal weapons: a tennis ball and racket.
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"Because you have been in the racket a long time, you become by nature of your experience an institutionalist and an insider," Murphy notes.
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This leads to the most intense moment of "Burning Love" in which Celeste defends herself by taking a tennis racket to Perry's exposed penis.
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First was Barty's masterstroke — dumping tennis life and swapping her racket for a bat, and a year playing professional Big Bash Cricket in Australia.
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You think with that racket no one's paying attention, but when there's a crowd around—that's exactly when you have to be more careful.
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Centre Court, with its retractable roof, was the one place guaranteed to be filled with the sounds of a racket hitting a tennis ball.
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With 41 singles titles to her name, Clijsters hung up her racket after the 2012 U.S. Open and later worked as a tennis commentator.
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Cruz thought he would have a movement behind him, but part of that movement was actually a racket, and Trumpistas were simply better marks.
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He looked repeatedly out of fuel, leaning on his racket or even the net after long rallies in an attempt to catch his breath.
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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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He views the Atlantic alliance as a kind of international racket in which the members have to pay the American mob leader for protection.
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" Lerer's perspective comes after Warren declared she wouldn't appear on a Fox News town hall because the network is a "hate-for-profit racket.
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The 27-year-old's new racket seemed to have done the trick, as she won the third game and later secured a match point.
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The sports most likely to result in injuries with vision impairment were paintball and air gun activities, racket sports and soccer, the study found.
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But thanks to enhanced racket technology and other factors stressing the body, employing a small army of muscle toners and calorie counters is essential.
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So at this stage, she had been given a warning — one that couldn't be dismissed retroactively — and had smashed her racket, an automatic violation.
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During the on-court incident, Osaka kept her back to the dispute, bouncing up and down and checking her racket while facing the wall.
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As you beat on the door, you are startled to recognize the strains of one song emerging from the racket above all the others.
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But targeting the fuel theft racket as his first major security initiative also appeared to be an astute political move by Mr. López Obrador.
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An avid tennis player, Ms. Van Parys recently created a series of luxe tennis ball and racket pendants in 18-karat gold and diamonds.
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For a state that fancies itself a bastion of progressivism, New York remains frozen in electoral practices that amount to an incumbent-protection racket.
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The study found that adults who reported frequently participating in tennis or other racket and team sports lived longer than people who were sedentary.
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Last year she threw a racket during a tournament in Auckland, New Zealand, and it bounced off the court and struck a ball boy.
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The racket — a Wilson Blade — is listed by Goldin Auctions at an opening bid of $2,000 as part of 5003,600 sports memorabilia items available.
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Players under contract with a racket company have limited choices, but even when they are free of commercial concerns, the process is typically unscientific.
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Tsitsipas, 21, was clearly the more fired up player, taking out his frustration on his racket after losing a point in the first set.
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A revitalized Isner never looked back in the third set as Harrison's frustration finally boiled over and he smashed his racket against the court.
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"[The] U.S. Attorney General fails to understand police are not a protection racket," tweeted Andrew Stroehlein, the European media director for Human Rights Watch.
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The racket Williams broke in her chaotic United States Open final against Naomi Osaka in 22000 has become an unusual piece of sports memorabilia.
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Offered $500, Holmes accepted without bargaining; he provided a letter certifying the racket's provenance, saying Williams "gifted" him the racket during their postmatch conversation.
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When Liu won the match, she dropped her racket and fell onto her back in a celebration that she did not want to end.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ultimately, though, the endgame of this informal partnership between the Trump racket and Sinclair is not about ideology.
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She threw her racket away and her hands in the air and twirled and looked like she didn't know what to do with herself.
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He said he had studied at a professional institute but couldn't find a job after graduating and has now turned to a cellphone theft racket.
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In 1970, Agnew appeared on The Tonight Show with guest-host Arnold Palmer, and walked on stage carrying a tennis racket and a golf club.
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At the time of writing, federal authorities have charged 50 people for participating in this racket, and some of them might be people you know.
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She smashed her racket on the ground, and Ramos issued his first official penalty against her, by docking her a point in the next game.
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It's not exactly a secret that weddings are a racket, but according to a very lively Reddit thread, funerals rank right up there with nuptials.
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But much to the surprise of the researchers, adult California sea lions and dolphins were seen feeding in the spawning areas despite the intense racket.
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He was fined $7563,500 for smashing his racket and yelling at judges, and McEnroe could barely cough up anything resembling an apology after the match.
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It was powered as much by a sense that government was a racket and politicians tools of the plutocracy, a deep and often reasonable conviction.
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Spend $200 (conveniently, the Shawn maxi below will qualify) and you'll get a convertible towel backpack or tennis racket cover in a pastel seaweed print.
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Egyptian Hisham Hendi and other executives "intentionally and wilfully organized a criminal racket, which caused the government ... to suffer a pecuniary loss," the documents said.
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Arms swinging, face in a perpetual scowl, he stomped his feet, swiped his racket at invisible targets, and yelled at referees, media, and fans alike.
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She earned a code violation from the umpire for turning her racket into a mangled mess after repeatedly hammering the frame against the red dirt.
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TERRY DOYLEComox, Canada Two articles on the Nigerian economy in your issue of June 1st ("More misery ahead" and "Protection racket") were full of contradictions.
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A furious Djokovic went on to smash his racket three times on the court and was met with a chorus of boos from the spectators.
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She ducked, she skipped out of the way, and she rocked back on her heels, swatting the ball away from her face with her racket.
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In some areas around accelerator complexes, all of the racket from the machinery means scientists must raise their voices in order to hear each other.
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Federal prosecutors on Thursday described an insider trading and market manipulation racket in which Batista used Panama-based The Advisor Investments (TAI) to hide transactions.
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The only way I could come close to breaking even at this point, I decided recently, was to get in on the vape racket myself.
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The government-run student loan racket is a disaster for taxpayers and has been abused to target for-profit competitors of liberal-controlled "public" universities.
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It also apparently means spreading his denial of the Holocaust, calling it a "racket" invented by Jewish people who want to claim certain tax deductions.
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Wherever they choose to rest their hairy heads, guitarist and vocalist Tommy and drummer Abbey can undoubtedly be found raising a sludgy, down-tuned racket.
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After 12 years away, during which she barely picked up a racket, Date-Krumm returned at 222 and has been beating the odds ever since.
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He had assured me that the woodpecker was simply trying to establish its territory, and that once mating season was over, the racket would cease.
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Wisely, it makes no attempt to duplicate the original 1938 scare, although a few passersby at the outdoor sites were momentarily bewildered by the racket.
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Williams received a total of three violations from the chair umpire — for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse — during the women's singles final.
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But she was commanding in the tiebreak, closing it out swiftly with a blazing shot that all but knocked the racket out of Halep's hand.
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In 2011, Interpol agents arrested Kapoor in Frankfurt before extraditing him to India, where he currently awaits trial for allegedly running an international smuggling racket.
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"I introduced the oversized racket that year," she said, referring to her 110-square-inch Prince model, which foretold the technological arms race to come.
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Her process typically involves taking a photograph and turning it into a black-and-white image that she draws on the surface of the racket.
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He was still nonchalantly flipping his racket into the air between points and still summoning thunder in his service games when he needed it most.
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Would it have been better for him to resign in protest, to make a racket, rather than sit back and watch his bureaucratic punishment unfold?
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"She added that it was "a long time" before she picked up a racket again as "there is only so much one person can take.
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Police busted the illegal organ harvesting racket operating out of Delhi's Indraprastha Apollo Hospital on Thursday, arresting five people, including two assistants to a doctor.
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It just keep taking on new forms and new shapes depending on what the dominant racket is in any given era at any given time.
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As the so-called granny dances tend to take place in heavily populated residential areas and often cause a racket, complaints against them are common.
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The racket Serena Williams smashed during her 225 US Open Final defeat by Naomi Osaka is up for auction and could fetch up to $2000,250.
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The racket Serena Williams smashed during her 2018 US Open Final defeat by Naomi Osaka is up for auction and could fetch up to $50,000.
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She waved her racket in the lineswoman's direction and shook a ball in her clenched fist as she threatened to "shove it down" her throat.
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Djokovic flubbed some forehands and returns he normally makes in his third-round match at the BNP Paribas Open and cracked a racket in frustration.
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At 20A, if you did know Andre AGASSI already, you'd be thinking along the woven lines in a TENNIS RACKET — love how those entries crossed.
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She was broken immediately and then, after a wide backhand to start the second game, she violently introduced her racket to the hard court — twice.
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Sevastova, a semi-finalist in New York last year, was sharper throughout and blazed a crosscourt forehand winner past Bouchard's outstretched racket on match point.
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Before she was cast in the role, Christian had never played with a wooden racket like the ones used when King was in her prime.
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But today was one of these days where I really felt the ball great on the racket, and a lot of risky shots went in.
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Johnson, who had trailed by 4-6 in the final tiebreaker, broke down in sobs after his final forehand winner — while Coric smashed his racket.
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Sandgren dropped his racket to the floor and gave a flamboyant bow to the crowd as Fognini walked around the net to offer his congratulations.
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He escaped after sending coded messages to France arranging for a map of Germany to be delivered in the hollow handle of a tennis racket.
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But the program has faced widespread accusations by Venezuela's opposition and U.S. authorities of over-pricing food imports as part of a broad corruption racket.
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Thiem needed 65 minutes to win the initial set, clinching it with a service winner up the middle that Tsitsipas barely got a racket on.
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That the same companies that turned prison phone calls into a racket are now shifting their business models toward ebooks and internet access isn't surprising.
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The No. 28-ranked Kerber angrily swiped her racket in the second set in a burst of frustration that momentarily threw her off her game.
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The winners will have the chance to further undercut Albany's incumbent-protection racket by making it far easier, at last, to vote in New York.
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Gerbic got into the sting racket because of her mentor, James Randi, the famous skeptic who started his career as a magician, the Amazing Randi.
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Large food processors will also naturally take up more space, although their motors are generally better-insulated and won't make as much of a racket.
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"It's as if President Trump is running a mafia protection racket," said Mintaro Oba, a former U.S. State Department official under former President Barack Obama.
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No disrespect to factory workers, but Tomic undoubtedly has worked harder and longer at being great with a racket than most people have at anything.
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But one day, he finished off a forehand and dropped his racket after being struck by the realization that his love for the sport was lacking.
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In competition, Bencic has a perfectionist streak and has already rolled many an eye and swatted many a racket on the world's show courts in frustration.
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Well that had nothing to do with Williams as it was Rus who came out swinging, albeit in a losing cause, with a blue-framed racket.
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Furious with herself, Osaka threw her racket in disgust to earn a code violation and promptly dropped serve again to trail 2-0 in the second.
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The visual evidence, the proof life is a threat, threat to the abortion racket, they make hundreds of millions of dollars on this, don&apost look.
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Popular everywhere in the world except here, "the executioner" is an electrified tennis racket that allows you to both murder skeeters and pretend you're Serena Williams.
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Medvedev, clutching his back and leaning on his racket at times, looked a spent force and a double-fault cost him his serve at 3-4.
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He slammed his racket to the concrete, picked it up and slammed it again, and then tossed it gently to the stands as a mangled souvenir.
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Kenin smacked the netcord with her racket in frustration, drawing jeers from the Paris crowd, before regaining her composure and wrapping it on her second opportunity.
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Rod Soto, director of security research for cybersecurity firm Jask, said the online returns racket had become one of the fastest growing scams on the Internet.
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Janelle Iglesias: Even a Simple Call Can Turn Into a Complex Racket continues at the CU Art Museum (1085 18th Street, Boulder, Colorado) through July 9.
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The 18-year-old's winning groundstrokes in the opening set drove Halep to take out her frustration on her racket as she went set point down.
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Playing as Wario, I activated my special and watched the mustached villain eat an entire head of garlic before sending out a powerful, racket-breaking return.
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After sealing the match in style with a thumping forehand winner from the baseline, Sandgren threw down his racket and raised his arms aloft in joy.
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On Wednesday, a Spanish judge handed Messi 21 months in prison and $2.3 million in penalties for his part in a father-son tax fraud racket.
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"It made me feel better," Zverev said, recalling the incident in Monday's match when he smashed his racket nine times while also startling a ball boy.
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Her first love was horseback riding, but all that changed the first time she picked up a tennis racket, at five and a half years old.
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I get that live television is a tough racket, and especially so for MTV, whose flagship property has been hemorrhaging viewers over the last few years.
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" He ended his presentation by quoting Eric Hoffer who said, "Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business, and eventually degenerates into a racket.
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But the Illinois Democrat said she has barely gotten a chance to pick up a racket to practice since stepping foot in the House in 2013.
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While the use of a racket with a slightly bigger head size has undoubtedly helped add consistency, Federer says practice and confidence have also been key.
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War is a racket, it's been said, but under Trump, peace is, too, and the costs of being an American ally may soon swamp the benefits.
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Recently, Ms Caruana Galizia turned her fire on the right, accusing the PN's Adrian Delia of links to a London-based prostitution racket, which he denies.
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Tsitsipas dropped his racket, smiled and then screamed in front of a frenzied crowd after world number six Anderson sent a backhand long on match point.
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But when people see the winners that explode off her racket, and her high-octane serve, they often wonder why she has not already done more.
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Of course, it helps if the tennis ball in question is propelled from the racket of Serena Williams, arguably the greatest tennis star of our age.
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It will include a wooden racket that once belonged to the founder and tennis legend René Lacoste, who won 10 grand slams from 1925 to 1929.
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He smashed a racket for the first time in almost eight years, threw the mangled remains at his stool, and was slapped with a code violation.
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Moreover, they are struggling to grab control of the lucrative petroleum theft racket, while also engaging in extortion, kidnapping, prostitution, human smuggling and other criminal activities.
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Shailene Woodley and Jennifer Lawrence would be out of the YA racket, and viewers would have to accept that Viola Davis really isn't actually that old.
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"The All-England is something special for everyone in Indonesia and anyone who picks up a racket, but I can see the pressure," Mainaky told Reuters.
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All this racket resembled a Midwestern dive bar after midnight, where the room fills with laughter and shit talk that gets louder with each passing minute.
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But it took just 0.28 seconds for the shuttlecock to reach Kolding's opponent, and he somehow got his racket up in time to attempt a return.
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He throws his racket, hits a ball out of the court, puts his hands over his ears when the umpire admonishes him, does some push-ups.
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The placement of ACE in this puzzle, at 31A, is no coincidence — it's at the top of the racket, where the strings begin, if you will.
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That match saw Williams deducted a point and later a game for her behavior, which included a smashed racket and calling Ramos a "liar" and "thief".
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At 22005, and still technically under the protection of the Secret Service, he was mugged in Central Park, and his bicycle and tennis racket were stolen.
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It's hardly surprising that an industry that often functions as a protection racket for white male mediocrity should specialize in spectacles of white male self-pity.
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As she pulled a racket from her bag, shouts of encouragement rang out from her biggest cheering section: Team Naomi, led by Bajin, her upbeat coach.
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Glushko, 28, had shoved her racket bag all the way under her bed at home after a prolonged slump and started doing more surfing than practicing.
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In practice, Catlett, who was 6 feet 8 inches tall, held a tennis racket aloft to acclimate his teammates to shooting over Alcindor's long outstretched arms.
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One widely publicized 2017 study of more than 80,000 British men and women found that those who played racket sports tended to outlive those who jogged.
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Still, he suspects that the social aspects of racket games and other team sports are a primary reason that they seem to lengthen lives, he says.
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Claiming the win when the fifth seed fired wide, Djokovic dropped his racket, spread his arms wide and walked to the net in a subdued celebration.
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Injuries to her knees, ankles, back, calf and shoulder in recent years, however, may have made the decision to hang up her racket a little easier.
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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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We made up a dance and song called "It's Coffee Time!" that we use when the grinder is making a bunch of racket in the morning.
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But if I turned him away at the front door, saying I'm O.K. with the racket (I am), would I still be billed for the visit?
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Compared to Halep, who lost her cool in a racket-smashing frenzy after losing the tiebreak, Muguruza handled the conditions as well as could be expected.
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As primary vocalist and noise manipulator in Nashville-based hardcore/grind/noise consortium Bleed the Pigs, she raises a godawful racket in service of her ideals.
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The box's contents transform into a Frankenstein's monster composed of objects like a hoodie, a toy dump truck, and a tennis racket topped off with baseball eyes.
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Trophy Hunt is a new, hungry young band from Brooklyn that's already making quite a racket with their powerful blend of hyper-political grind and crust punk.
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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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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who dubbed the network a "hate-for-profit" racket, Gillibrand used her time on the platform to critique its skewed coverage of abortion.
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Warren said she gave the event a "hard pass," further criticizing Fox News as a "hate-for-profit racket that gives a megaphone to racists and conspiracists."
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Hidden in the soil, tangled among the tree roots, the fungi both take energy and give energy to the trees, on top of running a protection racket.
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And Mad Racket, the famed underground house and techno party that's run at Marrickville's lawn bowling club since 1999, has been cranking regularly since lockouts came in.
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This photo of a protester using a tennis racket to return a tear gas canister circulated on Twitter, Reddit and other forums during the June 12 rally.
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They made a racket in their stalls at a Buenos Aires showground as their owners brushed and vacuumed them to prepare for a barnyard-themed beauty contest.
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Lajovic toyed with the German, who lost his temper when he was broken in the third game of the second set and crushed his racket in frustration.
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A teen phenom won $3 million at New York City's Arthur Ashe tennis stadium over the weekend and he didn't even have to pick up a racket.
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Nadal's remodeled serve was clinically dismantled, and he punched his racket strings in frustration after giving up two break points in the fourth game of the second.
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Razer, which is widely known for making clicky mechanical things, wireless electronic things, and RGB LED-backlit things, is today getting into the performance-enhancing drinks racket.
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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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Photos by Stuart Leech For more than 15 years, Hot Chip has been making its quirky racket in the space between dance music, pop, and indie-rock.
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Sinibaldi served under former President Otto Perez, who fell from power in 2015 following a CICIG-led investigation into his alleged involvement in a lucrative corruption racket.
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When the system does arrive, it's going to run around $399 for set – pricing that puts in an entirely different category that Zepp's $100 racket-based sensor.
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This prompted an angry Kyrgios to slam his racket into the ground, kick a water bottle before he tossed a chair toward the center of the court.
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If my data is already being hawked to marketing firms, third-party apps, and political propagandists without my knowledge, I reasoned, why not benefit from the racket?
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Crucially, the reductions within the zone persisted for the four-week period the speakers were on, suggesting that the birds were not becoming accustomed to the racket.
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He refused to take match point in the deciding game of the match, after informing the umpire that the ball had tipped his racket during the rally.
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But when Richie goes to confront Devon, although he's full of bile, he doesn't have a gun in his hand: he ends up wielding a tennis racket.
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She stood on court for the second consecutive match, her racket at her feet and tears flowing down her cheeks, while she savored her latest stunning victory.
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The first four games were shared but once Djokovic got into his metronomic groove he looked untouchable and the errors began to flow off his opponent's racket.
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Cunning drop shots, often played with two hands on the racket, delicate slices and laser-like flat groundstrokes that hugged the turf kept Halep continually off balance.
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Serena was the worst afflicted, and she smashed her racket in a rage in the third game, having slipped behind the baseline when chasing down a ball.
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With his parallel track nuclear extortion racket proceeding so swimmingly inside his parallel universe, why would the anti-social North Korean leader ever set foot outside it?
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Records show it was long run by a man later convicted by federal prosecutors of running an extortion racket at construction sites for the Genovese crime family.
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It looks like the tennis player is hitting the ball with his racket, but it actually took another person to throw the ball at the right height.
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On Thursday it emerged that the Saudi authorities were seeking vast sums — up to $300bn — in exchange for dropping charges relating to the alleged $100bn corruption racket.
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Art programs are always being cut from public education, and we know when we get into this racket that it means a life of poverty and scrounging.
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As the scoreboard showed the ball had bounced out at 40-30, she dropped her racket and fell to the ground, before covering her face in celebration.
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In the years that followed the Krays built a crime empire initially based around a protection racket, but which spread to robbery, illegal bookmaking, and other crimes.
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Williams famously destroyed the racket, a Wilson Blade, midway through the second set of the match, shortly after the umpire Carlos Ramos accused her of receiving coaching.
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At tournaments like the U.S. Open, athletes compete in singles, doubles and quads, an event for quadriplegics in which they can tape their racket to their hands.
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A team at Purdue University recently announced a technique to turn polyolefins — plastics used in foams, electronics, tennis racket strings, and shoes — into fuels and other products.
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Mike Bryan has been fined $10,000 for making a shooting gesture with his racket aimed at a line judge during a second- round doubles match on Saturday.
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Kenin closed out the upset on her second match point and then dropped her racket and burst into tears as she jogged forward to shake Williams's hand.
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Federer had changed the equation by being more aggressive and upgrading the punch and consistency of his backhand drive with the help of a larger-headed racket.
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Barty, despite being 5-foot-5 and shorter than most of her rivals, generates the leg drive and racket-head speed to hit big serves and forehands.
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That was before his still-unspecified right elbow injury forced him to spend four months without a racket in his hand and six months off the tour.
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The umpire gave her a warning for receiving help from a coach in the stands, then assessed a penalty after she slammed her racket and broke it.
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And after having her serve broken by her Chinese opponent, things came to an ugly head, with Osaka throwing her racket to the floor and kicking it.
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Kyrgios ended up with bloody knuckles, a broken racket and without a spot in the final eight, but it was clear that he had given his all.
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His fellow Australian Bernard Tomic inverted his racket and tried to return serve with the handle on match point in a loss to Fabio Fognini in Madrid.
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Racket manufacturers have begun using technology to help athletes choose their equipment, but Reid said most players still chose rackets based on "feel" rather than hard evidence.
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Wozniacki is set to retire after the Australian Open later this month and Williams said she wanted to partner the Dane before she hung up her racket.
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After the family's 2015 defeat, the police ended a kidnapping racket run by Sri Lankan navy officers that investigators said had abducted and killed 11 young men.
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Dimond is working on her fourth book, "The Final Racket," which she describes as "an expose and a self-help guide" for families dealing with aging parents.
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Dominic Thiem battled into the second round of the Rotterdam World Tennis tournament in the Netherlands after Alexander Zverev's challenge fizzled out in a racket-smashing tantrum.
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It's a bad scene when the military looks like the more ethical option to a young man than the hypocrisy and total madness of the admissions racket.
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"I remember matches where the racket felt like a foreign object in my hand," she said of the changes in an interview at Melbourne Park on Saturday.
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Worker's Party's marketing guru Joao Santana and his wife were also arrested recently, accused of receiving $7.5 million dollars in overseas payments through the Petrobras bribes racket.
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Keep in mind, Branson's already survived run-ins with deadly stingrays, smashed out his teeth with a tennis racket, and walked away from multiple bad balloon landings.
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It's a notable improvement, given the person making all that racket is lying right next to you in a quiet room, but will they ever be completely silenced?
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And while true emergencies are few and far between, everyone in the Bay Area knows the siren's racket, even if they've trained their ears to tune it out.
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The government of leftist President Salvador Sanchez Ceren, who was Funes' vice-president and is not suspected of involvement in the racket, lent its support to the ruling.
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Murray led 4-2 in the fourth before Tsonga, winners flowing from his racket, reeled off four games in a row to send the match into a decider.
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Rasping vocalist Richard Butler somehow sounded exactly like Bowie and Johnny Rotten at the same time—I was mesmerized and fell deeply in love with their snarling racket.
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When Nishikori let his own racket fly in the fourth set, he wasn&apost chastised, which prompted Djokovic to yell "double standards" toward Ramos — drawing boos from fans.
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Williams was subsequently fined $4,000 for the coaching warning, $3,000 for smashing her racket, and $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" directed at Ramos, the USTA told BuzzFeed News.
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But Murray was not the one who ended up with a code violation Friday for breaking his racket with two hammer blows of frustration on the blue hardcourt.
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The too-cute 6-month-old starred in an Instagram Live session alongside mom Serena Williams on Wednesday, hanging out next to her very own tiny tennis racket.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A lot has changed since tennis turned professional in 20123, from the color of the balls to players' hairstyles and advances in racket and string technology.
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President Trump has turned American foreign policy into an extortion racket, abusing his powers to goad foreign leaders into persecuting his domestic rivals and improve his political standing.
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The ball went off Lendl's racket strings and off the court, evening the score at 30-all and causing the normally reserved Chang to pump his arms twice.
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The shocking racket was busted when a 24X7 police helpline set up by the UP chief minister was flooded with complaints from women about unsolicited calls from boys.
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"The Park group should clearly understand that remarks made by its dirty mouths and racket of confrontation with the DPRK would precipitate its miserable destruction," the statement said.
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So did Williams share Federer's enthusiasm in having a knockabout with another royal offspring - her friend Meghan's son Archie - once he is old enough to grip a racket?
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I think he had a toothbrush, an umbrella, a golf club, and a tennis racket, with strings and some sensors, putting a contact mic and playing just beautifully.
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You can't use most scissors, coaches have difficulty teaching you how to use a tennis racket, and sitting at usually right-handed desks causes strain on your back.
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For the carpentry contract, Trump settled on a Genovese family–controlled enterprise that was central to another mob price-fixing racket, as found by a subsequent federal probe.
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She's about to be suspended from the court ... but Maria Sharapova still has the beach -- and today, she grabbed her racket to hit some balls on the sand.
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And finally, as a Chinese media giant bets big on Wimbledon, an entrepreneur in Shanghai is trying to make a racket that can make you a better player.
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Venus pushed hard to break back at 5-4 but flung her racket away in despair after hammering a forehand into the net to give up match point.
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He said that some Hashd fighters ran an extortion racket, demanding thousands of dollars from civilians and adding their names to the terrorism database if they couldn't pay.
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The conditions were so hot and moist that at one point Wawrinka lost the grip on his racket, which went flying out of his fingers on a forehand.
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The clattering, thunderous racket, said Hillary-Marie Atkinson, a co-owner of Grooves Unlimited, was a reliable preview of how the Jersey Tap Fest, to be held Aug.
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Or when Rutikanga demonstrates a slight open racket face for a soft volley, the kind of instruction I would pay $75 an hour for in the United States.
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The racket then bounced up and slammed into the umpire's chair, yet Gavrilova escaped punishment and went on to win the match 4-6 6-3 6-3.
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" Speaking over Jones, Camerota read facts about the Holocaust, which Jones forcefully dismissed as "poppycock" and a "scam," and again referred to the Holocaust as an "extortion racket.
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In the age of unlockable skins, skill trees, and 50+ hour long AAA games, all Aces has to offer is a racket that feels really good to swing.
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And even if he maxed out his tax savings, as my colleague Andrew Ross Sorkin pointed out the other day, he is a minnow in the avoidance racket.
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Nadal arrived for the match with a bandage under his right knee, the same leg he twice smacked with his racket during a semifinal win over Marin Cilic.
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Essentially, he is accusing the career staff he has just been appointed to supervise of participating in an anti-Semitic extortion racket aimed at weakening the Israeli government.
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Zverev, who failed to reach a Grand Slam singles quarterfinal for the 63th time in 15 tries, smashed his racket into a mangled mess during the second set.
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Fischer looked to branch out in the 1970s and entered the Nordic ski market — and even the tennis racket business — focused on producing lighter skis than its competitors.
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In "An Elderly Lady Seeks Peace at Christmastime," Maud must take measures into her own hands when her upstairs neighbor begins beating his wife, causing an unbearable racket.
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And despite a snub last week from Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who denounced the channel as a "hate-for-profit racket," Fox News is finding some success.
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And as an aspiring musician, Anderson often travels the globe with a small electric guitar stuffed into his racket case, and an ear open for any good jams.
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Then last year it admitted to running an enormous bribery racket through a secret department that paid nearly $800 million to high-ranking officials in exchange for contracts.
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Jimmy Connors, Arthur Ashe, Bjorn Borg and Vitas Gerulaitis wore their personalities on their sleeves — and their chests, their shorts, their tennis racket covers and their track suits.
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Ms. Upchurch has decided that while neither actor will need to try an ace or even hold a racket onstage, but both have to look like they could.
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Her second was for equipment abuse after smashing her racket, and the third was for verbal abuse after calling Ramos "a thief" for having penalized her a point.
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The cartoonist, Mark Knight, defended the image of Williams stomping on her racket with her pony tail standing upright, her features exaggerated so she looked like a monster.
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Trilobites Like anyone with rowdy neighbors, oysters may be feeling stressed thanks to the growing problem of underwater noise pollution, and are trying to filter out the racket.
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In the end, she decided she could live with construction racket — the post office is being turned into a train station — and she looks down upon rooftop cranes.
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Wootten had his 21-foot-2416-inch center Sid Catlett hold a tennis racket aloft during workouts so that DeMatha would become accustomed to Alcindor's shot-blocking threat.
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The reality is that industry doesn't want to see endangered species protection for sage-grouse, and their racket of opposition is unduly amplified by good-old-boy networks.
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With his racket unable to break Federer, Wawrinka cracked it into the court, then snapped it over his bent right leg like kindling, drawing gasps from the crowd.
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I was an ambidextrous child, and the symmetry of roller skating was a welcome respite from my awkwardness with physical activities that involved a ball or a racket.
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Indraprastha Apollo Hospital admitted it had unwittingly removed organs from victims and said it was co-operating with police in their investigation of the alleged kidney sale racket.
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Only a few hundred shivering spectators felt able to brave a gloomy Court Suzanne Lenglen — which can seat more than 27,25 — to watch 26th seed Thiem's racket skills.
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CNN broadcast a report saying it had obtained a file linking Mr. El Aissami to a passport-selling racket that operated out of the Venezuelan embassy in Baghdad.
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Since ProPublica launched its "Rent Racket" reporting project in November 2015, tenants have been sharing leases, rent histories and stories of their experiences via an online reader survey.
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And for fans rattled by novelty, Grisham also delivered "The Rooster Bar" this year, a sharp-clawed attack on student debt and the for-profit law school racket.
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Between frontman Erik Sanko's big gulping basslines, guitarist Chris Maxwell's blown-out riffs, and Lee and drummer Steve Calhoon's clanking polyrhythms, Skeleton Key made a busy, nasty racket.
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"I've always challenged her, from the beginning of this when we started, telling her that she'll be able to change the world with her racket," Corey Gauff said.
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And when the researchers looked specifically at the mortality rate from cardiovascular disease alone, the results were roughly the same: Racket sports fared best, followed by swimming and aerobics.
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In 2015, the CICIG was instrumental in removing former President Otto Perez from office after identifying him as a key player in an alleged multi-million-dollar corruption racket.
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"It is a clear case of murder over the issue of cow protection and we have also found that the victim was running a cow-smuggling racket," Prakash said.
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We're talking the kind who, despite being caught up in the chaos of bustling bodies and noisy racket, make you do a double take to fully download their looks.
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Williams was fined $4,000 for the coaching warning, $3,000 for smashing her racket, and $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" directed at umpire Carlos Ramos, the USTA told BuzzFeed News.
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Despite failing to convert four break points at 2-2 in a tense third set, Isner broke Zverev at 5-4, the unhappy German breaking his racket in disgust.
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"Rehab Racket," which was released in 2013 and revealed massive fraud in California's drug rehabilitation program, led to at least nine convictions of people trying to cheat the system.
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With Federer back at net, Djokovic hit a forehand passing shot that Federer closed on but which clipped the net and shot over his outstretched racket for a winner.
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"Not only am I [ticked] off about this ticket and paying with pennies to clog up the system, but I also want to protest the whole racket," he said.
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The tournament referee's office fined the former world number one $10,000 for the "verbal abuse" of Ramos, $4,000 for being warned for coaching and $3,000 for smashing her racket.
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The magazine-subscription racket is a way for the characters to keep going; if they're kicked off the crew for not selling enough, they'll have to find something else.
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Tensions between well-known lefty journalist Matt Taibbi and First Look management led to Taibbi's exit and the death of his to-be-launched politics and satire site, Racket.
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Her most radical statement, musical or otherwise, is her demonstration that sonic ugliness is beautiful, that individual squeaks and scrapes and vibrations can fuse into an unexpectedly sweet racket.
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Three of their best videos feature a massive and seemingly indestructible water balloon, liqueous jelly siphoned through a tennis racket, and another tennis video, this time with flaming balls.
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