They lashed ropes around the statue, pulled until their ropes broke and then pulled again.
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After Sanchez connected a good blow with his back to the ropes, he turned Gomez onto the ropes.
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With the ropes, I learned from going to antiques stores and looking at ropes that had been already made.
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After a few hours of that, ropes were put on me and I sat that night bound with ropes.
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And she discussed the various means of ascent with and without ropes and harnesses: bouldering (climbing without ropes); top-roping (ascending a wall with a rope anchored above); lead-climbing (ropes and harness, but no anchor above); and belaying (helping the lead climber by means of rope).
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"It's not that we are on the ropes, (that) the economy is on the ropes and we need the IMF to come and sort us out," Njoroge told reporters.
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You get a guy on the ropes, and Ubaldo's been on the ropes a few times this year, and that changes the complexion of the game to a degree.
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With the ropes [in boxing] you can push back on the ropes, you can get a couple of extra inches to move out of the way of a punch.
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Emeralds as large as bird's eggs, ropes and ropes of perfectly pink pearls, cascades of rare colored diamonds, cursed gemstones, extraordinary sapphire tiaras, and the lightest, brightest diamond corsage ornaments.
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Roam Ropes is also available in a white, black or a "Stand Up to Cancer" orange edition if you don't want the red-white-and-blue color scheme of Ropes USA.
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A pair of swirling ropes, two turners to maneuver them and at least one jumper to feel out the rhythm, slip seamlessly in between the ropes and bounce in perfect time.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In 1997, Apple was on the ropes.
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Climbing ropes are designed with a bit of stretch in them—the better to absorb some of the impact during a fall—although the ropes will gradually lose their elasticity over time.
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Some ropes have bells and whistles, like weighted ropes or handles, but to start you just need one that's lightweight and has an adjustable size so you can fit it to your height.
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It contains hacker groups dedicated to showing newcomers the ropes.
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It never happened because I was wearing the Roam Ropes.
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A vaquero ropes a horse during a rodeo in 1950.
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He showed me the ropes to the whole fashion industry.
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Luckily, Vallance doesn't think his mom even noticed the ropes.
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He just went holding onto the ropes and [ran] up.
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It kind of puts the other guy on the ropes.
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After all, he's been president before, and knows the ropes.
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But the ropes that they relied on weren't so reliable.
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You got him on the ropes to our European allies.
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Chuck's no longer on the ropes, Axe continues to spiral.
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Keith Wofford, a partner at the law firm Ropes & Gray.
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Crossed ropes held the tunics of the warriors in place.
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There are no velvet ropes establishing the hierarchy of guests.
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It's hard to get permission to climb skyscrapers without ropes.
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This is not yet common knowledge, even inside the ropes.
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He put up velvet ropes and hired a police officer.
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But then Taylor suddenly had his opponent near the ropes.
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Now I feel regretful that I didn't bring my ropes.
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Despite spending a spell on the ropes, Lewis soon recovered.
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The springs, ropes and weights can make it exceptionally dynamic.
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Pulleys and ropes ran up the side of the keep.
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Within the ropes is very playable, outside you're in trouble.
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And that hardware effort appears to be on the ropes.
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The motorcycles, organized behind velvet ropes, are not for sale.
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But on the ropes, there are far more women. Why?
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"Fix You" just plain has "Brightside" against the ropes here.
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Mr Meek throws ropes from the present to the past.
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Gradually, the world outside the ropes came back into perspective.
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Bouldering — its sole climbing option — involves neither ropes nor harnesses.
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Instead, he moved around the ropes in untied Nike trainers.
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You could see the ropes hanging from the [stunt doubles].
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He wants to punch, but the ropes surround him everywhere.
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We associate it with party drugs, velvet ropes, glow sticks.
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She will attach herself using ropes and blast Elton John.
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He staggered to his corner and leaned on the ropes.
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What was it like learning the ropes of TV production?
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But, even if you've made the ropes loose enough, it's important to have a pair of safety scissors like these close by, in case your partner needs to be cut out of the ropes quickly.
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Ropes & Gray LLP is acting as legal adviser to TPG Capital.
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Instead, Prudence, Agatha, and Dorcus find themselves hanging from invisible ropes.
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Analysts said the rouble is likely to remain on the ropes.
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Protesters used ropes to pull down the statue on Aug. 20.
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New Zealand property deals move quickly once you learn the ropes.
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They were loaded down with equipment — ropes, axes, and heavy raincoats.
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Pete, who has had struggles himself, was clearly on the ropes.
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A climber heads out to set up ropes for a climb.
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Inside was bondage equipment — ropes, adjustable spreader bars, cuffs, and collars.
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One way is to move them to the fence or ropes.
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The drone then pulls against the ropes, stabilizing itself in flight.
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He celebrates the death of velvet ropes and the VIP section.
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Sengabo says they used ropes to climb over the prison wall.
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Players jump from hanging meats and ropes over shark-infested waters.
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Conservationists are looking for ways to modify or eliminate these ropes.
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The soldiers tied the ropes to the machine and stepped back.
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Kate would be the perfect royal to show Meghan the ropes.
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"Free solo" is climber-speak for no ropes, no safety gear.
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Ropes & Gray partners did not respond to my email requesting comment.
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When the fighters stepped between the ropes the action was frenetic.
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But still Ali was content to lay on the ropes again.
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Perhaps on Dundee's orders, Ali avoided those ropes during the sixth.
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Perhaps True Thompson and Stormi Scott can show her the ropes.
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Residents, too, seem to be at the end of their ropes.
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At under $100, it's a great drone for learning the ropes.
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Republicans were on the ropes, courtesy of a populist punch-out!
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Hey, let's practice jumping off the ropes and this and that.
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Now Mayweather wasn't moving when he was forced to the ropes.
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Ropes & Gray LLP is also acting as legal adviser to WCAS.
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"We had them on the ropes," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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Often he was suspended by ropes lashing his arms behind him.
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Let's hope he can pull himself off the ropes in time.
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I incorporate the battle ropes and TRX bands into my circuit.
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In the world of jump ropes, this is considered high-tech.
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He waited at the ropes with everybody else, in the herd.
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Everyone deserves a second chance and time to learn the ropes.
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Ask a member of your team to show you the ropes.
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He said many of the injured were hoisted out with ropes.
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Shelter Items Ropes, tarps, tent, and a strong, water-resistant tape.
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Tropical forest fibers are found in rugs, mattresses, ropes, strings, and fabrics.
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Or they spot people carrying ropes, to hang themselves from the cliffs.
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He cuts in, gets his man on the ropes and pulls back.
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Cocopuff pushed Hongthong aggressively, backed her against the ropes and into corners.
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Eastern time, lines had formed at the velvet ropes by 8 p.m.
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There's a StairMaster, there are ropes, there are very heavy medicine balls.
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That's why the Alpine rescue "stuntmen" don't climb down with ropes anymore.
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His muscles still bulge impressively, but like jangly ropes beneath loosening skin.
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Think of the EQ Engine as the powerhouse of the Roam Ropes.
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Follow popular users so that you can learn the ropes and jargon.
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Turkey's lira was back on the ropes amid worries about its trajectory.
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But after conquering the ropes course, I knew I could do it.
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They had Kansas State on the ropes in a 33-20 defeat.
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You taught me the ropes of the bright lights and big dreams.
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Kavanaugh's nomination was considered on the ropes as late as Thursday afternoon.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte are learning the royal ropes at sea!
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Brooklyn Decker is still learning the ropes as a mother of two.
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As the second round began, Pirog marched the American to the ropes.
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There are fetish undertones, like his documented affection for BDSM and ropes.
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And amateurs are inside the ropes – JOE KERNEN: That's the freakish part.
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Arizona had Bundy on the ropes in the bottom of the inning.
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Texas in 2016 proves that affirmative action is on the legal ropes.
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Evercore was Macom's financial adviser and Ropes & Gray LLP provided legal counsel.
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" And I said, "'Ropes and things' is kind of a boring lie.
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I imagined these fibers like ropes, securing a boat to a dock.
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BTW ... the dude showing Steve-O the ropes is magician Chris Oberle.
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We didn't have to pitch tents, carry gears, fix ropes for anybody.
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Another dozen people were evacuated during the night by rescuers using ropes.
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They found remains hanging from ropes on a tree -- six in total.
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ProsConsRead our full guide to the best jump ropes you can buy.
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"Once you cross the ropes, you leave that behind you," he said.
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The hair ... ARE YOU SHAKING THE ROPES AND GORILLA PRESSING SOMEONE YET?!!
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Rothschild & Co, PJ SOLOMON, and law firm Ropes & Gray LLP advised Hero.
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It was really great to have people who knew the ropes already.
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Who knew there was such riveting sociopolitical drama behind those velvet ropes?
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It was an amazing gift for a director, still learning the ropes.
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This is my second week here so I'm still learning the ropes.
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Another 2104 were still dangling by ropes and attached to one another.
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Arnold showed Joseph Baena the ropes Saturday at Gold's Gym in Venice.
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"I didn't go," said Ms. Santakumari, wearing prayer ropes on her wrists.
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Liverpool had the Premier League's unbeaten, previously untouchable, leader on the ropes.
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Crusty leather gloves pull on ropes attached to heavy metal cargo containers.
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To "free solo" means to climb without ropes or any safety gear.
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I think he just fell through the ropes and took a dive.
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However, the monarch has been showing the future queens the royal ropes.
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Next, it's a tossup between the relationship workshop and the ropes course.
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A number of heavyweight emerging-market currencies were on the ropes too.
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Jeremiah is saved by simple objects: rags, worn out clothes and ropes.
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On this tour, guests can experience a special behind-the-ropes experience.
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From outside the ropes, Murray said he could also relate to Day.
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Transfer 21 of the ropes from the tray to your shaping surface.
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At this weekend's Rizin card the ropes didn't seem to be bound together at all, and it was the job of the officials on the outside to try to hold the ropes together whenever the fighters hit them.
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It wants each drone to be connected to its parachute by two ropes rather than one, it wants the ropes to be reinforced with metal braiding, and it wants the drone's existing emergency landing whistle to be louder.
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All you need to learn the ropes is internet access and a laptop.
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There's plenty of built-in help included for learning the ropes as well.
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At first, Gary was friendly, eager to show a new hand the ropes.
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They first started climbing down with ropes that hung from the Sibillini Mountains.
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" In a separate post , Flair is pictured climbing on the ring ropes. "Woooo!
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Certainly anything beats sitting on the ropes, missing single counters and mean mugging.
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Next came a 1-mile climb over slippery rock, with ropes for assistance.
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Not only have climbers burned themselves, they've even succeeded in melting climbing ropes.
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"That was the only time we had him on the ropes," Baker said.
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The fence prevents that just as the ropes prevent that in the ring.
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Who better to show Charlotte the ropes than the queen of curtsies herself!
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Other animals had flippers nearly severed by swimming wrapped in inexorably constricting ropes.
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Mezger stuffed Suzuki's shots, pushed him onto the ropes and pounded his body.
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Hughes Hubbard & Reed and Ropes & Gray International are acting as Bidfair's legal advisers.
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Now, on the ropes against a political heavyweight, Trump is abandoning the fight.
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He's a young pitcher learning the ropes and how to manage his stuff.
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She'll probably need her big bro to show her the ropes, sniffle free.
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Not a bad guy to learn the ropes from to say the least!!
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You have to close teams out when you have them on the ropes.
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The US coal industry is on the ropes, facing a wave of bankruptcies.
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Prince Harry is helping his new wife Meghan Markle learn the royal ropes.
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He's a kitchen fitter and cabinet maker, and he showed me the ropes.
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There's your husband, sneaking through the ropes and heading out of the ring.
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When the round started, Foreman again chased Ali, pinning him against the ropes.
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Their permit reportedly included approval for two tables, two bikes and jump ropes.
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He commended Ondra for, among other things, connecting fixed ropes as he climbs.
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I ducked between the ropes onto the sprung canvas of robin's egg blue.
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In Shakopee, her superiors soon tasked her with showing new workers the ropes.
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That bout saw less than 30 minutes of actual action inside the ropes.
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At the end of round one, Putin clearly has Trump on the ropes.
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They would tie ropes around the soldiers and send them into the caves.
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All of Takeru's best work comes on the inside or along the ropes.
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Tyrese Gibson is not only on the ropes emotionally, but financially as well.
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I could feel the ropes of my muscle tissue untangle with each twist.
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Velvet ropes anchored by electric guitar "poles" were there to keep crowds organized.
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Fame, of the widespread kind, will usually get someone past the velvet ropes.
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He said, watch Ruthie work, she knows the ropes —look at her swing.
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They sensed a foe on the ropes, a quick knockout in the offing.
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And government agencies, after a sustained conservative attack, are also on the ropes.
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For much of the year, the stock market has been on the ropes.
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"That was me being a knucklehead, trying to find the ropes," he said.
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This is hardly the first time Mr. Beltrones has been against the ropes.
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Mayweather backed McGregor onto the ropes with a series of rights and lefts.
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He staggered into the ropes, and Byrd called an end to the fight.
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Within 22 minutes, Dybala had scored twice, and Barcelona was on the ropes.
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The summit team will pull up those ropes and sleep in those tents.
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Carpenter and his team held on to both ropes and quickly soothed him.
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Getting to climb and working suspended from ropes is just so much fun.
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Midway through the practice, the ropes stopped turning and the gym fell silent.
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Cunegonde imagines life on a yacht, with social whirls and ropes of pearls.
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Travelling to the mess tent and the latrine required hooking in to ropes.
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But this time around, Hill is the one showing someone else the ropes.
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There were families with young children and hard-core climbers draped in ropes.
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I like to think that these days, I pretty much know the ropes.
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"When it's most on the ropes, it's been the most popular," she said.
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When it comes to ropes, much of this issue comes down to form.
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Then again ... they have a 2-time Olympic medalist showing them the ropes.
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The short right hand which caught Joe Walcott along the ropes was nothing like the clumsy swings that Walcott had been slipping along the ropes for the last twelve rounds, but at that moment it was just what the doctor ordered.
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Japanese bondage, also known as kinbaku or shibari, is a centuries-old form of BDSM, focused on the aesthetics of being tied up in ropes and the thrill of being completely at the mercy of the person manning those ropes.
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We learned the ropes and said, 'Listen, man, we can fill this place up!
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Yet he's far from the only person to learn the ropes with Sequoia's help.
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Ropes & Gray Royal Bank of Canada S&P Global Salesforce Sheppard Mullin Sodexo Inc.
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I felt good as I switched between two stations: battle ropes and free weights.
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Some owners told NHTSA they used ropes or tape or seatbelts to restrain doors.
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But with Roam Ropes, Lamar wanted to solve the problem of usability and mobility.
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It was his accuracy along the ropes and his tendency to get tied up.
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The girls quickly taught me the ropes in getting out of that little bubble.
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Nautilus has 16 long-term employees who are ready to show you the ropes.
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Rather than running ropes through machined tubes, belayers then wrapped them around their bodies.
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But since he made no use of safety ropes, why shouldn't he go up?
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Among other astonishing sequences, Alex does the El Cap climb with ropes — and falls!
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Chris Christie on the ropes and Mr. Trump fighting to stay atop the polls.
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Guide ropes and professional divers helped them find their way through the dark waters.
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I'm used to climbing on thick ropes and that was a very thin rope.
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Kylie Jenner is learning the ropes of new motherhood one day at a time.
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"We had him on the ropes in the first inning," Green said of Strasburg.
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Princess Charlotte and Prince George are showing younger brother Prince Louis the royal ropes!
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Just before the last day, I took him up the ropes and we camped.
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She ropes Elliot into helping her track the phone she's convinced Tyrell gave her.
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Barclays was financial advisor to Mattress Firm with Ropes & Gray acting as legal counsel.
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Rescuers had to use large animal bag and ropes to fetch the pair out.
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Kate and Meghan have supportive friendship, and Kate has helped show Meghan the ropes.
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I mean, I think he has Mueller on the ropes, believe it or not.
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Brexit would deal a heavy blow to Europe, a continent already on the ropes.
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But we thought we could have a chance to take them to the ropes.
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Bess can slide along ropes, control robots, and operate all kinds of arcane machinery.
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Day in and day out, he teaches them the ropes of being a cat.
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New controllers who are learning the ropes often help veteran controllers with routine tasks.
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Fishing ropes hung like nooses from pine trees, and orange buoys clotted the branches.
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The room's dumbwaiter is still there, ropes and all, but now used for storage.
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Climbers learn how to use safety ropes and harnesses and avoid injury from falling.
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Caldwell and Jorgeson hung ropes from top to bottom before they began their ascent.
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Big Chet squeezed between the ropes and bounded into the center of the ring.
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Biden, an older man with hard-won life experience, was showing Obama the ropes.
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But the father clung to hope as his son had clung to the ropes.
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Some were hoisted down on ropes and at least one person abseiled to safety.
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It was as Lewis was up against the ropes that the definitive punch came.
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A glancing left hook sent Changpuek through the bottom two ropes and to dreamland.
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Static, cover-up style kickboxers are easily forced onto the ropes in this way.
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They tabbed Rusty Figgins to help design their facility and show them the ropes.
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That doesn't change the fact that Techdirt is on the ropes and needs help.
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Teaching Teens the Financial Ropes A nonprofit offers financial literacy lessons to young people.
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Maybe there are handcuffs, ropes, or other toys obtained from the local erotic store.
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The trick is that they have to pull both ropes at the same time.
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Team Shuster was on the ropes and seemingly down and out at the Olympics.
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Here's how Mayweather beat McGregor: McGregor comes out pushing Mayweather back onto the ropes.
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You don&apost need to invest in handcuffs, whips, or ropes to get started.
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Elaborate, almost Napoleonic hilts, with tassels and ropes and other elements of martial pageantry.
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I'm looking forward to being around those young guys and teaching them the ropes.
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"When you are out of work and on the ropes, that is so important."
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A woman appeared pulling ropes attached to a shopping wagon piled high with bundles.
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You have to trust that the weights swinging on ropes won't hit your head.
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Lewis beats the guy up so badly, he almost punched him THROUGH THE ROPES!
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When Treasure knows he has someone on the ropes, he quiets to a whisper.
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The ropes, frayed and buffered with pipe insulation, are secured by more duct tape.
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Some were tied down with ropes, instead of chains — or not secured at all.
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Battle ropes have a ton of uses for every single kind of strength athlete.
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I'd been shown the ropes, but I didn't have a formal apprenticeship or anything.
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Unable to stop the pressure cooker that is Holzken from pushing him to the ropes, Groenhart would push off the ropes with ineffective punches against Holzken's guard, but tail each combination with a low kick or two which Holkzen would refuse to check.
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Not only does going to the ropes remove the option of retreat and put everything on two dimensions, getting pressed into the ropes shortens a fighter's stance, brings him up on top of his feet and removes his ability to change levels effectively.
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Everyone's freaking out about their kids accidentally eating one of those weed gummy Nerds Ropes this Halloween, but let me tell you—as a woman who actually accidentally ate one of those weed gummy Nerds Ropes—you're all going to be fine.
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"It was cool just to be inside the ropes with the guys," Lincicome told reporters.
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Lacey Chabert is learning the ropes of parenting a toddler, one tantrum at a time.
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While Cartwright stays inside, her grandmother, nicknamed "Mamaw," shows Taylor the ropes of farm life.
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Deji, on the other hand, bumbled his way to the ropes with his face covered.
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Learn the ropes for a while and stash any cash flow for repairs and reinvestment.
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The company was in Y Combinator last August just trying to learn the startup ropes.
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The larger context Facebook's announcement comes an interesting time, with the company against the ropes.
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And ISIS has been on the ropes since about 2017, after Iraqi forces retook Mosul.
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Even LeBron James was once a teenager learning the professional ropes for the first time.
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We're en route to an adventure park to do a zip-line ropes course together.
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Those like thick, plasticky ropes that would just cut between two grommets on the side.
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Players have to move across ropes and mend a bridge 1,000 feet in the air.
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Villages saved the animal by using ropes and chains to pull it from the water.
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Furdiki's climber husband died while fixing ropes for his foreign clients on Everest in 2013.
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The victims told investigators that being tied with ropes was initially a form of punishment.
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Justice Clarence Thomas credited the late Justice Antonin Scalia with helping him learn the ropes.
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But these were tiny victories; later, Stevens leaned against the ropes, getting his liver hammered.
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Rescue teams used ropes to descend the sides of the mountain to reach the site.
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The champ rushed the challenger to the ropes and delivered a couple to the body.
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Realizing she is on the ropes, Sandra makes a strong plea to the Nuku tribe.
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Coach slid between the ropes, waiting for the time-keeper to buzz the opening bell.
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The United States is not the only country where the establishment is on the ropes.
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The issues Nasukawa has faced have come as opponents have pressed him to the ropes.
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Given someone to hang out with and show the small-town ropes, he briefly blossoms.
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The wrong move could give Russia relief just when we had them on the ropes.
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A DJ named Terry Martin who worked at Medusa's sort of showed me some ropes.
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Cohen's second choice is Joan McPhee, a partner in the Manhattan law firm Ropes & Gray.
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"It sounds to me like the Mnuchin rule is already on the ropes," Wyden said.
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That price includes access to the hotel's horseback riding, ropes course, fly fishing, and rodeo.
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"Once bitten by a snake," Mr. Zhu said, "you're scared of ropes for 10 years."
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Villagers helped haul him onto dry land, and he was bound with ropes and chains.
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I can't see what's happening behind me, but I can feel the ropes getting tighter.
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Soon there came a left that bounced Taylor off the ring's blue-and-red ropes.
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A dermatologist serving as the ringside doctor slipped under the ropes and donned surgical gloves.
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Her coughing fits became so violent that she vomited, milk mixed with ropes of sputum.
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The bride's father was a partner in Ropes and Gray, a New York law firm.
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Men wearing jeans and boots, sweating, grabbed her coffin with two ropes to lower it.
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After Durant went down, the Rockets appeared to have the Warriors on the ropes again.
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They slammed shovels, hammers and spears into the stone facade and toppled walls using ropes.
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Outside one electronics store, velvet ropes were set up to keep the queues under control.
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When Rodtang entered along the ropes it tended to be behind one of three weapons.
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Holyfield went limp, and after another right and a shove, he fell into the ropes.
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Her insistence on austerity when Greece was on the ropes was widely denounced as excessive.
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They expected to spend time in a quiet sector to learn the ropes of combat.
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Some of the recent additions to the mall include a 70-foot-tall ropes course …
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It looked like you had him on the ropes, and he got out if it.
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Some students glided down ropes off bridges and jumped onto the backs of waiting motorcycles.
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As crews pulled the four out with ropes, they would get stuck in the debris.
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His son, William Ward, eventually took an interest in the business and learned the ropes.
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Until illness closed in, little could contain him, certainly not mere ropes around a ring.
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The therianthropes are hunting warty pigs and dwarf buffaloes called anoas using spears and ropes.
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Ropes were installed for more adventurous travelers to jump into the water at Vau Beach.
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At the outset of the administration, even Trump thought he needed to learn the ropes.
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And, Japan's economy was on the ropes even before the virus really slowed things down.
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And I remember lining up behind velvet ropes to be bedazzled by the Christmas windows.
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They were both on the offensive on Thursday night because they were both on the ropes.
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It was then that I was beckoned behind the velvet ropes and into the Winner's Circle.
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Kim, 37, added that watching her sisters learning the ropes of motherhood has also been fulfilling.
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Watch as the ladies of the House of Yes perform their aerial routine on silk ropes.
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I feel like it was a period of my life, a growth; like learning the ropes.
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The batch it creates is five liters, which is good if you're still learning the ropes.
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Fujita broke from the clinch, but Baruto managed to pin him against the ropes once again.
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Where the show transforms skill into spectacle is with those lasso-like weights attached to ropes.
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Lights from the deck illuminate the packed vessels; ropes are flung up and tied to railings.
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Take a course, attend a seminar, or find a willing mentor to show you the ropes.
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Yousafzai has had an account since 2013, so hopefully he can show his daughter the ropes.
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But Switzerland came out storming in the second half and beat Serbia back onto the ropes.
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At the study site they set to work with quiet efficiency, sorting out ropes and carabiners.
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In many instances, they're restrained with ropes or tape and sometimes crying or in visible distress.
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Errol Louis: Trump's shocking threat Donald Trump, with his campaign on the ropes, came out swinging.
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Authorities claimed the kids were restrained by ropes and, later, chains as a form of punishment.
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Working in batches on a lightly floured surface, roll out dough into ropes about ½-in thick.
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He's also starring in a new series "On the Ropes" produced by the Brat digital studio.
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During our ropes course, Byrne coaxed her photographer, Nicole Mago, to slide herself off a ledge.
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She said her actor pal Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has offered to show her the ropes.
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" She adds, "You saw Kate at certain events last year very much showing her the ropes.
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They're a casual veteran who knows the ropes and an overeager rookie out to prove herself.
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Barclays PLC was financial advisor to Mattress Firm with Ropes & Gray LLP acting as legal counsel.
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They alleged the kids were restrained by ropes and later chains as a form of punishment.
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They're usually made of nylon fiber, twisted at the core to give the ropes their strength.
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When Jacobs switched to southpaw along the ropes against Golovkin, Triple G was ready for it.
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Her backpack was 41 pounds, and she had to climb up 13 ropes to get out.
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Muhammad Ali's fame came from inside the boxing ring, but his legend stretched outside the ropes.
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"The ropes are there to protect both the public and our soldiers; please stay behind them."
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We're out there in the same ropes as – RANDALL STEPHENSON: Well, they're playing with live ammo.
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You're in there inside the ropes playing the same game they're playing and your shots matter.
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I feel that we didn't need the ropes physically as much as Marie needed them mentally.
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The iron, ropes, whip and handcuffs are classic torture tools, natural attributes of Russian state authority.
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Chavez pursued Rosario for the entire fight, keeping him cornered, repeatedly bullying him against the ropes.
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One of them said, "If you bring the ropes, then I'll bring the fire," Dumpson recalled.
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The last stragglers emerged, clinging to ropes as heavy raindrops pelted them and slimed the trail.
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Six-run sixth pushes Marlins past Padres SAN DIEGO — The Miami Marlins were on the ropes.
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When we've got a team on the ropes, we've got to give them that knockout shot.
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The Englishman was backed on to the ropes and slumped there while McClellan kept delivering blows.
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Later on, you see ropes of stretchy sugar being formed, cut, and twisted into various shapes.
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The 33-year-old completed the feat in June 2017 without any ropes or safety gear.
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Once that involved them and a few experienced rock-climber friends in an ascent with ropes.
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The judge untangles them and in turn jerks fighter Thun Nhean Di's shoulder against the ropes.
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"The mob I now faced carried no ropes or guns," he wrote, recounting the 1991 hearings.
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"They had us on the ropes in the first half," said New Zealand skipper Tim Mikkelson.
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Sliding down ropes is doable domestically and is an activity that doesn't have an age limit.
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Pfizer's financial advisers were Guggenheim Securities and Centerview Partners, with Ropes & Gray LLP providing legal counsel.
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It can float up to 500 feet high, tethered to the ground below by 2,700lb ropes.
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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett is TeamHealth's legal counsel, while Kirkland & Ellis and Ropes & Gray are advising Blackstone.
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She is a litigation associate in the Washington office of Ropes & Gray, the Boston law firm.
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Cooley and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz served as Medivation's legal adviser, and Ropes & Gray counseled Pfizer.
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Did he show you the ropes and explain what his experience with Vans had been like?
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It is moving on rails along the fence or ropes to the left or the right.
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Ropes snake around her body, digging in to her flesh as they form a body harness.
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A coworker just walked into the office and made fun of me for wearing the Ropes.
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There's a reason you don't see long lines or velvet ropes in front of AA meetings.
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He considered the Liberation Front and the North Vietnamese on the ropes, and headed for defeat.
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He leaned against the ropes until Foreman went mad, and then Ali turned it on him.
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When knives and ropes and stones are deployed against her, no one protests, no one falters.
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Television footage showed guests trying to climb out of windows with the help of makeshift ropes.
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As Frazier put in the body work along the ropes, Ali would throw hooks and uppercuts.
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Bundini begged the champion to get off the ropes, to work the jab, to do anything.
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" "Oh boy... the Dems and their usual nonsense games really have him on the ropes now.
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Like a boxer seeing stars, parts of the coral reef are, it seems, on the ropes.
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He slaps on the ropes of spring steel, and it lets out a thunderous, unsettling boom.
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A group of parents banded together, hoping to raise $1,000 to buy balls and jump-ropes.
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There are traces of his ordeal — ropes dangle from his wrists — but no sign of pain.
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On Friday, a bearded Chicagoan named Danny Brennan followed Johnston's round from behind the gallery ropes.
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His chute got tangled in a bank of lights, causing him to tumble into the ropes.
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Klobuchar seemed, to put it mildly, not happy about Buttigieg putting her on the ropes again.
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Of course, they will have a few veterans on hand to help show them the ropes.
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The workers, sometimes more than a hundred per truck, sit on top and cling to ropes.
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Ninety percent of the time, we have to use ropes, because the rope is our security.
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On Tuesday, he was stuck in a press pen behind gold stanchions and maroon velvet ropes.
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Campers practiced speed-reading, learned a note-taking style called "mind-mapping," and tackled ropes courses.
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Young people used ropes to retrieve some bodies from the fast-running water, according to witnesses.
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Hanging above, connected to ropes and pulleys, are various props: weights, microphones, sage leaves, a lemon.
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Standing in line, corralled by velvet ropes, he whips out his phone and started the timer.
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The 18th-century system of poles and ropes would have put too much stress on it.
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Evercore and Citigroup Inc were Lightower's financial advisers, with Ropes and Gray as its legal counsel.
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Soon after President Donald Trump was inaugurated in 2017, Breitbart appeared to be on the ropes.
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"Back then we couldn't do the stuff with the ropes like the boys could," she said.
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It was a perfect replica of a boxing ring in concrete—with posts and ropes intact.
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Mr. Tate had dominated the first ten rounds, leaving Mr. Weaver battered, bruised and against the ropes.
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Thankfully, he had Cyrus to show him the ropes — and according to the singer, he needed it.
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Three batters into Saturday night's game, Arizona Diamondbacks ace Zack Greinke appeared to be on the ropes.
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Rob Kardashian is going back in his shell ... and his reality show is now on the ropes.
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Ropes & Gray has hired intellectual property lawyer Scott McKeown as a partner in its Washington D.C. office.
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For Steven Lamar, a co-creator of Beats, the development of Roam Ropes is a personal journey.
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The Roam creator even said Ropes bested the $299 Bose QC20 in a side-by-side comparison.
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"Bring out a few shibari ropes and spend a few hours trying out various ties," he says.
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Before long, they whip out more weapons: weights attached to ends of ropes and swung like lassos.
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The Mets had Duplantier on the ropes in the second inning, scoring three runs with no outs.
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The great-grandmother is no novice though – Sullens can let go of the ropes and jump waves.
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She was 18 months old at the time, and our second child, so we knew the ropes.
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Rescuers brought in tractor equipment and strong ropes to pull the animal to safety, the station said.
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We also saw Mike hoarding some ropes he took off the bags of food from the marooning.
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Players explore it cooperatively, unearthing the narrative and learning the ropes before entering the online PvP fray.
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And indeed, controlling the watch is quite easy after a minute or so of learning the ropes.
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An entire wall is mirrored, and plant pots suspended by red ropes are dotted around the room.
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Watching their daughter learn the ropes would be one thing, but Philip and Elizabeth are veteran agents.
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Evercore and Citigroup Inc were Lightower's financial advisers, with Ropes and Gray LLP as its legal counsel.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's basic common sense that ropes and fast, spinning blades don't mix.
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The pair also held hands and took part in the sanctuary's TreeTop Challenge zip lining ropes courses.
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I was bringing everything down, and I am meeting Jules [Lines] at the top of the ropes.
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He wasn't the skinny twenty-three year old running to get away from the ropes against Pirog.
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They pull the bulls apart using ropes tied around a hind leg and then through their nose.
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I just hold her down and encourage her as she scrambles to grab the ropes for support.
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Because on Bourbon Street, there are no velvet ropes, just red carpets made of spilled frozen daiquiris.
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He caressed her slowly and gently with the soft ropes, letting the rope drape down her body.
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Emergency crews used ropes, boats, helicopters, and life jackets to make rescues on Monday, the AP reported.
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In one snap, the 4-year-old princess shows her 11-month-old brother the coloring ropes.
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In 2015, he joked about navigating the ropes of parenthood while appearing on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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The inmates used sheets braided into ropes to rappel down four to five stories -- about 21968 feet.
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When finished, you ashed your first ever cigarette, stolen from a high ropes instructor, into their shell.
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Counterfeit promises lead to false hopes, got the people hanging on by the end of their ropes.
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We hoped to complete 11 ropes that day but only managed six, Godfrey finishing most of them.
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Sensing that the Trail Blazers were already on the ropes, Green did not want to motivate them.
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He also pinned Ali to the ropes and slammed punches with both hands to the rib cage.
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He leaned back from Liston's jabs and hooks, backed into the ropes, then spun out and away.
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Hookimaw-Witt said that she and others were now hiding and securing knives, ropes and prescription medications.
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Barking orders, dozens of sailors pull enormous ropes in an effort to stabilize the rocking landing craft.
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Here's how they did it:The group used ropes attached to weights to remove a street sewer grate.
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In a 2015 Glamour interview, Borges recommended using boxing materials and big weight ropes for strength building.
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They then worked with local volunteers to pull bodies from the wreckage with ropes in the rain.
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Ali covered up against the ropes, then easily pushed Frazier away, displaying complete control of the tempo.
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While his son is a rock climber in Colorado, Horne knows nothing about ropes, carabiners or cams.
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Photographs from the scene show the elephant lying in a muddy flat, bound with ropes and chains.
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Rescuers used spades and ropes to pull out 19 badly injured miners and found four others dead.
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Most of it plastic, but also ropes, pieces of net and other debris lodged in its stomach.
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Dozens of men came from the nearby fields and helped brace the truck with branches and ropes.
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How'd you get into modding in the first place, and what'd it take to learn the ropes?
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It's now clear that any Republican whose loyalty to Trump is in doubt is on the ropes.
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They enlisted road crew member Keith Godfrey to learn the ropes from Anthrax light man Rick Downey.
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Situated in a gallery space, digital projections bring the ropes to life with stunning, fizzing geometric patterns.
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Nepalese Sherpas assist Mt. Everest climbers by carrying supplies, laying out ropes and ladders, and so on.
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But step by step, these Finns have learned the ropes while managing to create something truly unique.
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The complex includes Spins Hudson, featuring an arcade, an aerial ropes course, bocce ball and shuffleboard courts.
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As a child, Y. says she was beaten by her father with ropes and cables in Honduras.
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Also: rappelling on taller buildings is a serious ab workout, because the ropes are longer and heavier.
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She was chosen to climb the ropes for CANY in large part because of her conservator skills.
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The ropes from which they hang form an equilateral triangle, sustained by the force in Foulkes' arms.
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We contacted WWE sources to find out if Big Show will continue standing on the ring ropes.
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The dining room is lit by Edison bulbs dangling from ropes in chandeliers like a ship's rigging.
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BMS dyed yarn for apparel, hosiery, upholstery, mattress fabrics, braids and ropes, health care and industrial products.
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Going to the ropes Ali covered up against Foreman's wide swings and snapped back short one-twos.
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Or do you think undertaking such a climb without ropes is, as the article puts it, "insane"?
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Treetop Adventure, for visitors 7 and older (other restrictions apply), offers seven ropes courses, varying in difficulty.
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I landed one great upper cut on his chin that sent him staggering backward toward the ropes.
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Rock and Ice reports that Gobright and Jacobson were using ropes at the time of the accident.
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He said, 'No, you don't want a strand of pearls, you need baroque pearls, ropes of them.
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Editorial State legislatures are where the coming generation of national leaders learn the ropes and get ahead.
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He turned off porch lights and hid shoelaces and ropes to use later to bind his victims.
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His preference for letting one strong color dominate — red, green, brown or black — ropes in modernism's monochromes.
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Mr. Dey (left), 33, is a litigation associate at the law firm Ropes and Gray in Washington.
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The fences haven't stopped the burros, who use either ropes or their bare hands to scale them.
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The movers, in the meantime, had their ropes around the grand piano and were dragging it out.
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Prashant M. built a makeshift raft out of the trunk of banana trees lashed together with ropes.
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I saw the rope, and I pictured some of the content I saw with children and ropes.
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That we are hypocritical, heretics, with pitch forks and ropes to lynch anyone opposed to our beliefs.
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Pouncing on Holzken he got some good right hands through and moved the champion to the ropes.
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In "Jumping Backwards" (2017), the first of two pieces she performed wearing her signature neon, tiger-print cat suit and black pumps with heels, she tried to fashion jump ropes out of a string of Christmas lights and invited audience members to both turn the ropes and jump.
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She's not much more a sashaying column of red strutting through the office to show Peggy the ropes.
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Trainee Before debuting with a K-pop group, every idol must first learn the ropes as a trainee.
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It started with baby steps, Gary Payton and Ahmad Rashad showing me the ropes in the small studio.
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Original story: For the past few weeks, both parties' presidential frontrunners have appeared to be on the ropes.
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Inevitably, though, they'd unravel and he'd have thick, sweaty ropes of hair whipping about as he pounded away.
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The record-breaking Queen has been a steady right hand for Kate as she learns the royal ropes.
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But the poll was taken before Rubio was on the ropes after a disastrous debate performance last week.
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Klitschko, who had been watching ringside at the Manchester Arena, stepped through the ropes for some early eyeballing.
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Canelo for his part wasted the majority of the first half of the fight backing onto the ropes.
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In a statement, Korean Air said its flight attendants followed "response protocol" in subduing the passenger with ropes.
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Imagine: thick ropes of dairy, moving in a circular motion, sometimes with chocolate chunks or pieces of cookie.
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Those three days are the perfect time to get out the costumes, props, ropes, lubes, and sex toys.
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The post must be advertised; managers spend time interviewing; new workers take a while to learn the ropes.
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Then, half the class did a strength training circuit with dumbbells, while the other half used battle ropes.
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A crew was untangling ropes of cherry blossoms to form the backdrop of Madama Butterfly's house in Nagasaki.
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With a light cargo and good supply of ropes and ladders, forbidding cliffs can be become easy shortcuts.
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In one window, two children were hanging from ropes around their neck, their eyes and mouths wide open.
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"When he passed away, I realized he wasn't gonna be there to show me the ropes," O'Gallagher said.
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As Meghan was preparing for her wedding in May, she was also learning the ropes of royal life.
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Then again, Republicans from swing districts who "take one for the team" could find themselves on the ropes.
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In the video, Obama lifts weights, jump-ropes and boxes — challenging viewers at home to do the same.
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With no steel cables or ropes, the MULTI moves from shaft to shaft with multiple cars in each.
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Ardea Partners, Lazard and Willkie Farr & Gallagher advised Allstate, while Financial Technology Partners and Ropes & Gray advised SquareTrade.
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Yearwood is currently taking an online class in Facebook marketing to learn the ropes of promoting her services.
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The buoys trail out ropes as they rise, which fishermen retrieve and use to pull up their traps.
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"When you face great pitchers and you got them on the ropes, you better get them," Collins said.
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"We started off with a hundred jump ropes and then we moved to a cone drill," she explained.
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Once backed into the ropes, Trump then sucker punches and dominates the news cycle for yet another day.
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Puddy was a good boy who brightened photo shoots, showed Luna the ropes, and loved playing dress up.
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The heavy investment and manufacturing snafus that came with creating this product put 3D Robotics on the ropes.
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I only saw people using ropes to climb mountains in Cape Town, and I never had done that.
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Remembering Razanadrakoto's talk about broken ropes, I double-check the lever that makes the biofilm seal the waste.
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One witness described four Rohingya girls who were abducted, tied up with ropes and raped for three days.
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Harvested in the region around Utrecht, it was used by the Dutch East India Company to make ropes.
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He learned the ropes from incarcerated people in VetDogs' prison puppy program until he was 15 months old.
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Beyond bundles, Coinbase is also launching a few educational cryptocurrency tools geared toward anyone still learning the ropes.
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Eight black Aerocene Explorer sculptures, controlled by the people on the ground with long ropes, move slowly overhead.
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His focus is on placing the opponent on the ropes and working them over with up-down combinations.
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He strains like a truck driver securing a heavy load with ropes, pulling the rhino's tough skin together.
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Kislyak worked the ropes, like any other smart diplomat would do, exploiting America's routine embrace of foreign diplomats.
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There are two very strong 20-ton load-bearing ropes inside and we don't know how they snapped.
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Ben Carson, whose campaign is on the ropes, has the highest amounts listed on his default donations page.
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The rules are already on the ropes after the Senate on Thursday passed a resolution to repeal them.
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" Johnson says Kaepernick KNEW he had the NFL on the ropes but he "gave them a way out.
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Rudy Giuliani was on the ropes as he tried defending Donald Trump on a Sunday morning talk show.
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The helicopters operate during the climbing season that typically runs from March to May to dump climbing ropes.
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Motor Wars also ropes in GTA Online's "Weaponized Veicles," which were introduced in the game's previous "Gunrunning" update.
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But it's clear that O'Reilly, cable's top news program as of two weeks ago, is on the ropes.
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Learning the ropes Harris was born in Richmond, Va., but grew up in Georgia, where he attended college.
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Driven half mad by Nero's antics, Romans feigned death or shimmied over the walls with ropes to escape.
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The company reportedly replaced ropes used at the plant with chains in an attempt to curb the incidents.
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They're both disciplines in which the body is strapped into seemingly impossible positions with ropes of some sort.
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The extra weight of the metal boom allows one to steer by pulling on one of two ropes.
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Liston, in a long, white robe, glared out from a white hood and climbed heavily through the ropes.
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This could explain why Meghan constantly reaches for Harry's hand, as she is still learning the royal ropes.
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Ropes & Gray has added Lisa Bebchick as partner in its business and securities litigation practice in New York.
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Any fitness professional will stress the importance of having someone qualified show you the ropes to get started.
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Now, with their new YouTube Red series Prank Academy, they want to help other YouTubers learn the ropes.
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He shared a photo from inside the gym, surrounded by ropes, a weight bench and multiple resistance machines.
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Farid flits around, glad-handing other immigrant businessmen who already know the ropes, making plans for the future.
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And all of a sudden, the guy comes up to me and he throws these ropes over me.
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Julio Cesar Chavez used this repeatedly against the fleet footed Hector Camacho to get him to the ropes.
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For those looking to wear their customization around their necks, however, the Ropes can be had for $199.
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Sia Bo was visually gassed two minutes in, desperately trying to hold the ropes to catch his breath.
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Then Albrektsson and Nemkov spent a furious bout of grappling rolling through the ropes one after the other.
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I had no idea how gay sex worked—I was looking for someone to show me the ropes.
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The bolts give climbers a place to clip their ropes, but stepping on one is an obvious infraction.
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Lightly letting go of the ropes, her body sustains a quake equal to that which the sculpture receives.
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Google Fiber is going to the ropes here since the issue is so critical for its expansion plans.
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They divide their days between therapy sessions, songwriting, communing with horses and climbing through a treetop ropes course.
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Three days till the ropes that bound him revolted The heavens were green and the grass was dun!
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The blue-shirted contractors use the ropes to guide their heavy burden from the pier to the ship.
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They had big duffel bags in the back of their cars full of masks, bats, ropes, brass knuckles.
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To get a food treat, two animals have to pull ropes attached to different ends of a tray.
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Going to the ropes, which had worked so well against Foreman and many others, didn't work against Frazier.
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But, wearing white gloves, a midnight-blue gown, and ropes of gold beads, she's a self-contained presence.
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Mind and movement often met as gestures initiated dances (fingers scooping imaginary sand, hands holding mighty unseen ropes).
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Zeckendorf, 31, is a corporate associate in the New York office of Ropes & Gray, the Boston law firm.
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Working the bureaucratic ropes, he secured repeated reprieves for unthreatening clients he served pro bono like Nury Chavarria.
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And so these were two girls having fun and just trying to learn the ropes and get started.
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"With little left to lose, Elizabeth Warren rolls the dice," by Annie Linskey A candidate off the ropes.
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" Sebastian asks, and, as for being poor, and pummelled by modernity, "I want to be on the ropes.
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"When you face great pitchers and you got them on the ropes, you better get them," he said.
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Since LBJ's clear inability to win re-nomination in 28500, the Democratic establishment has been on the ropes.
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Outside the stately white plantation house is a huge willow, from which leaves hang like tender green ropes.
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Visser was injured when the ropes gave way and he fell out of the ring - canceling the bout.
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She said the agency was distributing emergency shelter kits to families comprising plastic sheeting, poles, ropes and tools.
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Jump ropes, by themselves, provide all the equipment needed for a full workout and silly fun, he said.
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Some of their origins are pretty clear: front-runner, on the ropes, the ball is in your court.
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The city skyline backdrop was accompanied by a set with rats, fire hydrants and double Dutch jump ropes.
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The director, Yuval Sharon, giggled, skipped over a set piece, and untangled some ropes dangling from the ceiling.
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Forget the typical seagoing décor often found in fish restaurants: running lights, ropes and nets, and taxidermied sailfish.
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A system of opposing ropes would then have been used to lay the vertical pillars on their side: ropes lassoed around the top of a pillar would pull it away from the rock face, while others held by workers standing at the summit of the outcrop would steady its descent.
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Band of America/Merrill Lynch is Blackstone's financial adviser, while Kirkland & Ellis and Ropes & Gray are its legal counsel.
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Harry knows the drill when his grandmother, the Queen is around, and Meghan is still learning the royal ropes.
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Check it out in action: And no, you don't need to be a musician to learn the Saxmonica ropes.
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The graves also contained amulets, canopic jars, writing tools, papyri baskets, ropes, and over 100 small wooden animals statues.
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Even though Cruz performed well in Iowa, Rubio and the GOP establishment are still on the ropes, said Beutler.
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The other ends of those ropes were connected to a boat, which carefully towed the animal back to shore.
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Also alluding to dreadlocked ropes of African hair, the work looks like it was made of much heavier materials.
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Ardea Partners, Lazard Ltd and Willkie Farr & Gallagher advised Allstate, while Financial Technology Partners and Ropes & Gray advised SquareTrade.
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Before that, the 30-year-old was an undercover police detective, and he's promised to show me the ropes.
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There's no bling, no pre-fight boasting -- just tireless effort with jump ropes, speed bags, heavy bags and sparring.
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But Meghan has taken it all in stride, acing each outing with grace as she learns the royal ropes.
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Part of Canelo's issue through much of the first fight was his bizarre choice to fight off the ropes.
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To learn the ropes, these fresh faces inevitably turn to the people who have been around for a while.
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The Constitution gives him plenty of time to ease into things, get to know the ropes: walk, then run.
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Known locally as manteros, the sellers display their goods on large blankets (mantas) with ropes tied to each end.
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Batteries that fit in your pocket or purse can be a lifesaver for a phone battery on the ropes.
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But for now, Peach is the new kid on the block, and Tech Twitter is showing him the ropes.
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Ropes & Gray is located in the same building as News Corp, which is likely what elicited this confusing tweet.
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But that hasn't happened yet — and unless it does, nuclear power could continue to find itself on the ropes.
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They get paired with a mentor, usually a senior executive, who can show them the ropes at the firm.
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It was what he did outside the ropes that earned him the love he garnered from his adoring public.
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Blue whales can usually break out of ropes and nets because of their size and power, Milstein said Tuesday.
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Meghan Markle is still learning the royal ropes — and her father-in-law Prince Charles is helping her along.
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WATCH: Take a Tour of Chef Alex Guarnaschelli's Restaurant During the Holiday Season Bobby didn't show you the ropes?
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Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford are learning the ropes of online dating, but it's not what you think.
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Villagers jumped into the water and helped to pull it out with ropes and chains so it wouldn't drown.
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He's also bringing ropes, which he might need in the scenario that he can't wheel himself across an obstacle.
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The Democrats spent the last few months taking many swings at the President and keeping him against the ropes.
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Akebono sought to utilise his weight and pressure Silva against the ropes to bring the fight to his world.
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Ropes & Gray has hired Michael Littenberg as partner in the firm's securities and public companies practice in New York.
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He was eventually freed after rescuers were forced to use ropes in order to pull the dog to safety.
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They strike when the mother's out, descending the cliffs on climbing ropes to snatch the unborn from their beds.
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It's often the simplest stuff, like for a kid who is less athletic to finally conquer a ropes course.
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Corbett's head hit the ropes, he sank to a sitting position, his eyes rolled back, and he went down.
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I would want to set up an arena and have ropes on a track and really go for it.
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The force of the punches sent Benn tumbling through the ropes where he sat on the apron looking stunned.
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You really feel a lot of camaraderie—people showing us the ropes and telling us what, when, and where.
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Newspapers printed a gruesome photograph of Bethune's bloodied corpse lashed to a stretcher, ropes lowering it to the street.
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No, this is not your office retreat with a low-ropes course and a Costco supply of graham crackers.
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We had a dozen 15-metre-long yellow twine ropes and a mesh bag bulging with seaweed to plant.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In late 2015, the steel industry - a gauge of the world's economic health - was on the ropes.
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For it is there that lithe, muscular young things create acrobatic poetry on swings and trapezes, wires and ropes.
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In the third round, both fighters are visibly worn out, and get caught in a scramble at the ropes.
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Each time Belfort began circling towards the kick along the ropes, Sakuraba would spin and meet him half way.
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And in avoiding the ropes, he moved more than he had been before in jabbing Foreman effectively and often.
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"He gave me the ropes, and I could either hang myself or prove myself," she told The Washington Post.
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Seeing that I was interested in other word games at school, he showed me the ropes of crossword constructing.
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Not far away, in the ship's theater, red velvet ropes cordoned off a section up front for Haven passengers.
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J.P. Morgan Securities LLC is Medtronic's financial adviser for the transaction and Ropes & Gray LLP is its legal counsel.
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After years and years of struggle, the Resistance is officially on the ropes and the First Order is ascendant.
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Gregg Galardi is now partner in Ropes & Gray's business restructuring group in New York, moving over from DLA Piper.
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Police confronted protesters after they dismantled some poles with saws and ropes as a stark rebuke to surveillance technology.
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And even if McConnell ropes in Johnson, Corker or Flake, there's still a risk he suffers other defections. Sen.
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There was a section dedicated to indigenous Brazilian culture, in which you used hanging ropes, which dancers wove together.
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Ali landed a left-right combination, then jarred Frazier with a left hook that sent him against the ropes.
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Jackson denies these allegations but is on the ropes, with lawmakers from both parties raising questions about his nomination.
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The girls were given hula hoops and jump ropes and relegated to a corner or a tiny room upstairs.
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Black Mike hung on the ropes, hooting scatological invective at Big Chet, until the ref kicked his hands away.
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Some suggestions have included bringing in new recreational opportunities to attract visitors, such as archery lessons or ropes courses.
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That expansion was fully supported by American stars like Jack Nicklaus, who was inside the ropes at the tournament.
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No ropes, no harness, just a crash pad to break her fall -- which she does, over and over again.
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His great-grandfather, a maharajah famous for his taste in stones, fancied ornate turban pins and ropes of pearls.
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With his team on the ropes against VCU, Hield took over, leading the Sooners to an 85-81 win.
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Up against the ropes, clearly concussed, he struck a tragic figure: a doomed hero about to meet his fate.
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He will stay on for six months to help his replacement, Sony Corporation CEO Kazuo Hirai, learn the ropes.
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Holzken looked a little put off by this and let up the pressure when the two approached the ropes.
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The ropes seemed extremely loose and were not taped together well—separating when any weight was put against them.
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The crowd waiting to get into the club surges against the velvet ropes like waves roiling against a cliff.
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When he did, on June 15th, it was a six-hour wrangle on the ropes with few knockout punches.
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The company replaced all ropes in the plant with yellow chains in an effort to stem the noose incidents.
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Some surrendered, while others were nabbed in escape attempts that included trying to clamber down ropes onto waiting motorbikes.
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In the first scene, Daland's hulking ship is tugged onstage with ropes pulled by a male chorus of sailers.
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Later this month, she is to begin work as a litigation associate at the Boston law firm Ropes & Gray.
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He excelled at working in high-end retail, partying behind velvet ropes and drawing creative people into his orbit.
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A fan on the other side of the ropes asked Wright if he could take a photograph with him.
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In Jersey, where there's a smaller flexing scene brewing, he helped teach up-and-coming producer Mastermind the ropes.
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"We had them on the ropes and weren't able to get the job done," Judge said of the Orioles.
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The concept, subject to approval by the Public Design Commission, would also feature a ropes course overlooking the ocean.
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Indian Air Force Indian commandos have slid from hovering helicopters on whisper-thin ropes to save the tiniest babies.
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At that point, Wilder climbed atop the ropes in a neutral corner, shouting at Stiverne's trainer to end things.
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You just need to know your stuff, and this Complete 2020 PMP Training Bundle can show you the ropes.
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Masculine, maritime energy bursts forth throughout this item: Though on dry land, these men become sailors, nets, ropes, voyagers.
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With Fox News on the ropes, Sinclair, already the largest owner of local television stations, is looking to expand.
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Ropes with small flotation devices were tossed across until each one could catch it and be dragged to shore.
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Areas ordinarily open to the news media and visitors were cordoned off with golden stanchions and crimson velvet ropes.
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After sitting on the ropes amid a flurry from Bradley, Pacquiao eventually stopped the onslaught by hugging his opponent.
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The Everest route opened on May 13 this year after an eight-member team of Sherpas repaired the ropes.
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"We had them basically on the ropes basically all game and weren't able to seal the deal," Judge said.
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Scientists have also developed theoretical models for knots at larger scales, like the hitches that bind ropes to poles.
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Leonard Klingbaum and Andrea Hwang both joined Ropes & Gray's global finance practice as partners in the New York office.
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I feel like season 2 felt so natural in comparison to season 1 when I was learning the ropes.
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" What employees say: "TBI has the formula for success and they are great in teaching new hires the ropes.
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But critics and admirers alike say they expect her to learn the ropes, build ties and get her way.
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I see him leaning in toward me, earnestly discussing the secret to fixing frayed ropes on old window sashes.
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The world needs an airship that can do its job without thick ropes, a water truck, or anything else.
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For water below that level, the men leap out of the dinghy, grab ropes and start pulling it along.
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They bounce down the rutted road as the storm churns ahead of them, drawing up twisting ropes of dust.
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The guests slumped against the ropes and sagged in their seats, or straightened their backs and slammed their fists.
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On a rainy night in Queens, Armani Graves leapt into the swirling ropes and started to move her feet.
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If you want to learn the ropes, this master class bundle will teach you everything you need to know.
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Determined nevertheless, she hung herself upside down using alpine ropes in the hope that it would make her grow.
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Museums often have ropes or lines on the floor indicating how close people can get to a particular work.
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They've also developed warm-weather resort activities like mountain biking, zip lines, ropes courses, mountain coasters and music festivals.
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Hong Kong's richest man spent decades showing Victor Li the ropes before formally announcing him as successor in 2012.
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In the apartment, there were two beds on top of the other, children's bunk beds, and ropes there, too.
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And just when it seems like Hong 10 has him on the ropes, he snaps back with furious adrenaline.
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Suakim would pick the foot up and glide in behind it and Nasukawa would be at the ropes again.
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Hooking or round kicking to the body along the ropes is always a great decision because linear retreat is cut off by the ropes themselves, lateral movement takes the fighter through the path of the circular strikes, and the body—unlike the head—cannot change levels to get under roundhouse blows effectively.
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"No," he laughs, adding that suspension bondage is mainly about pain—not necessarily from the ropes, but from the postures.
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After taking four weeks off, it's nice to get back inside the ropes and finally get those competitive juices flowing.
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The man is also seen cradling the young boy, who is clutching one of the ropes attached to their harnesses.
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Last, climbers suspended by ropes hurl axes into the precipice to hoist themselves up glacial pillars and bright blue curtains.
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As the event wrapped up, he pulled aside Ropes & Gray partner Aaron Katz, who'd done legal work for the Xfund.
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The victims told investigators the parents began tying them up years ago as a punishment, first with ropes, Hestrin said.
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Having learned the ropes at an old-school firm, he set up SAC as a kind of corporate espionage agency.
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Scientists found 64 pounds of plastic, ropes, and other trash lodged in his stomach, causing an abdominal infection, CNN reported.
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After the tour, I met up with Keyana and Malini, and we decided to check out the ropes course together.
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I imagine that when you grow up in a cowboy place, then you're all into saddles and boots and ropes.
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It seems, at times, incoherent, but it ropes a lot of people into the conversation around the future of books.
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Cyborg had just one means of getting to Baars, stepping straight in on her and forcing her to the ropes.
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Even worse, reports of violent abuse (beatings, confinement, use of ropes and shocks) in performing animal conditions are tragically common.
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Using existing holes in the concrete walls of the museum's plaza, the designers will knit a "cloud" of colorful ropes.
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Sure it says "unofficial" because there is absolutely no way to follow the ropes with your eyes but still. Damn.
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Or if you just want to learn the ropes of social media platforms like Instagram, they'll guide you through them.
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Furdiki Sherpa's husband died while fixing ropes for his foreign clients on the 5003,850-meter (29,035-ft) mountain in 2013.
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As a mom of three, Jessica Alba knows the ropes of parenting, but even she has her self-admitted flaws.
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Burberry apologized after a hoodie with ropes resembling a noose was featured in a catwalk event at London Fashion Week.
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But fortunately, there are some great online resources that can show you the ropes like the Google Analytics Mastery Course.
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The fifth round confirmed this notion—Golovkin landed a number of powerful punches which left Brook reeling against the ropes.
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In 1997, Apple was on the ropes, and needed a new distribution deal to get its products to the public.
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The suddenly flat slab of aluminum floated on the surface, held in place by ropes gripped fiercely by Ramirez's soldiers.
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The banner was put on a frame in the form of gallows with ropes tied as hanging nooses dangling underneath.
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"I already text you so much," Clarkson, who knows the reality competition ropes as an American Idol winner, told Shepherd.
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If Northwestern is on the ropes, it's because few positives emerged from a 9-7 home loss to Illinois State.
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The Discovery Play Park in Central Park had swinging ropes, ladders, slides, and a concrete "volcano" for climbing and tunneling.
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Judging from participants' selfies on Geocaching, the Revenant props are mostly pretty mundane objects — battered leather bags, tattered climbing ropes.
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Here's the thing -- we know Father Time's undefeated, but 44-year-old Claudia's got the ol' bastard on the ropes.
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Stacie Krajchir-Tom spent her 20s learning the ropes as a television producer and her 30s building her powerhouse career.
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The kind of opportunities that Canelo just couldn't get out of Golovkin when he was standing still against the ropes.
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Getting off the fence or ropes is an art—it requires changes of direction and playing with the opponent's expectations.
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In response, Coombs moved to La Grave, a ski area without marked runs, avalanche control, groomed slopes or boundary ropes.
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One day Charles Wallace starts acting oddly, and ropes a boy from Meg's school, Calvin, into hanging out with them.
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Johnson, 31, had Pebble Beach on the ropes at the 2010 Open before the course scored a final-round knockout.
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Roll the dough into 6-inch ropes and twist them together using one red and one white for each cookie.
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So Geertz tries an old sailing trick, tying a spinnaker boom to the back of the ship with two ropes.
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There's a level in world three (Cannon Canyon, if we're keeping track) that introduces swinging ropes with bombs on them.
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Its hero, less than half the size of the massive 1.5S robot, seemed to have its opponent on the ropes.
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The drawings at times reveal mishaps: broken tools and ropes, escaped whales and the untethered bodies of whales that sank.
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Starting out, I learned the ropes from an RV-sales veteran and I am thankful for what he taught me.
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Hordes have descended on Montauk, drawn less by fishing lines and surf breaks than by velvet ropes and magazine spreads.
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You move from station to station and use such equipment as ropes or small kettlebells that work different muscle groups.
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For a moment, in the second round, Liston pummeled Clay against the ropes, but again, Cassius spun out and away.
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She was passed over by Rowe for the top clothing job but may have to teach McDonald the clothing ropes.
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Nationals' pitcher Stephen Strasburg delivered eight strong innings in Game 6 of the World Series with Washington on the ropes.
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Both workers were secured by harnesses and ropes when the scaffolding gave way, WSVN reported, citing Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
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Nine of Broadway's theaters, those built between 1903 and 1927, are "hemp houses," using manila ropes to set the stage.
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Traditionally, to learn all the ropes in business you have to get years of experience or go to business school.
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She was pulled up by ropes and taken to a hospital, he said, but her condition was not immediately known.
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A riser has been set up, ropes put in place, and a teleprompter has been placed facing the Oval Office.
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The class enters the studio, which has been prepared with neat rows of equipment, including jump ropes and resistance bands.
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"People are definitely talking about doing more non-control deals," said James Lidbury, a partner with law firm Ropes & Gray.
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In this trip of many years, they often have to avoid many dangerous traps like plastics, ropes, fishing nets etc.
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He had the Democratic nominee on the ropes in Thursday's election, tallying twice as many votes -- 51,804 to Haney's 26,224.
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Then, while trying to avoid a swing that seemed to hit more air than flesh, Aljahmi fell against the ropes.
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When the bell rang, he all but ran back to his corner after leaving his weary opponent on the ropes.
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McGuire moves briskly and forensically with no time for colorful episodes or long maritime descriptions or technical asides about ropes.
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Jesse Harrod turns colorful paracord ropes into intricate macramé works that address social issues related to gender and sexual orientation.
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Cikatic retreated to the ropes, clearly dazed and Hug chased him with punches and a front kick to the face.
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Once he got to the ropes he was forced out of his stance and from there, Holzken beat him senseless.
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My first year in Montreal, I was delivering pizzas and learning the ropes of beat-making with no training whatsoever.
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For an added thrill, some skilled climbers practice free soloing, which involves scaling rock walls without ropes or protective equipment.
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When I compete in races, my dad takes control of the wheel, and I'll pull the ropes, move the sail.
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You know the way Muhammad Ali eyed that fly that landed on the ropes just before the Thrilla in Manila?
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The glowing ropes were rigid, "but about 500 people asked me if I could make them flexible," Mr. Kelly recalled.
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We make a modest effort as a species dwindles and then, when it's really on the ropes, we suddenly panic.
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They were too tired to walk down on their own, so the guides tied ropes to them as they descended.
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It was a riot of flowering purples and blue-greens (worn tieless over a black shirt and glowing gold ropes).
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Direct stock plans are an easy way to learn the basic ropes and establish a portfolio, without splurging on brokers.
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Spotted onboard were a bulb of garlic, tangled fishing nets and ropes, a yellow cable knit sweater covered in sand.
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Quick plot summary: In this documentary, a free climber (he doesn't use ropes) prepares to scale El Capitan in Yosemite.
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They trampled everything in their path and went under and over ropes designed to prevent them from doing exactly that.
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This year, volunteers have collected more than 20,000 pounds of trash — plastic bottles, old ropes, tents, food tins — from Everest.
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Bonds remained on the ropes with the yield on the government issued 2030 paper up 6 basis points at 9.855%.
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Bonds remained on the ropes, with the yield on the government issue in 2030 soaring 16 basis points to 9.995%.
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Now, day clubs are the destination of the moment, with nonstop music, tropical cocktails and the inevitable red-velvet ropes.
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But John Thain, the C.E.O. of Merrill Lynch — also on the ropes — quietly began deal talks with Bank of America.
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Ali snapped his head back with a couple more straights off of the ropes before Foreman leaned in on him.
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In addition, the properties offer ropes courses, climbing walls, miniature golf and arcade games (all of these have additional fees).
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I much preferred puzzling to watching my son pack up his countless possessions: camping equipment, snowboard gear, carabiners and ropes.
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Tanya and I yanked the ropes to free the squirming donkeys from the truck bumper as fast as we could.
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"You can talk a big game about Fox News on the ropes, but it's still Muhammad Ali," Mr. Graham said.
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They'll set up ropes and take them down, and also direct parkgoers to walkways and viewing areas during different events.
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Starting out as novice gin makers, the Ansleys enlisted the expertise of distiller Roger Jorgensen to show them the ropes.
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"He is great," Trump told reporters Thursday in Pennsylvania when asked whether his chief of staff was on the ropes.
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NS), India's biggest carrier by user numbers, is widely regarded as most on the ropes, with parent Vodafone Group (VOD.
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The partners leading the investigation for the firm, Ropes & Gray, are former federal prosecutors with experience handling sexual abuse cases.
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The Islamic State as a military force, much less as a caliphate, is on the ropes in Iraq and Syria.
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It had 64 pounds of trash — plastic bags, ropes, netting and even a plastic drum — clogging its intestines and stomach.
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However, it does not alter the current political context within the country, which has the opposition coalition on the ropes.
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Those had to either be brought up by ropes or rappelling individuals from the fire department during the rescue operation.
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As an intern at a prestigious law firm, I was assigned a senior staff member to show me the ropes.
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Joshua was landing punches to Klitschko's head on the ropes late in the round when the referee stopped the bout.
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Some people would be unable to board the ships because it required using ropes to get on board, ABC reported.
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TL;DR: This comprehensive, all-encompassing bundle will show you the ropes in both MATLAB and LabView for just $29.
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Humblebrag, #DeepThoughts and Food Porn From there, Comey went on a tear, learning the ropes and tropes of social media.
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The soldiers descended on the hotel in Marmaris on ropes thrown from helicopters, firing shots, just after Erdogan had left.
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"The Aeronauts" is fascinated by the ominous silence of the sky, the creak-crack of frozen ropes scuffing against silk.
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Gomez got Sanchez to the ropes and began to open up with punches but suddenly he was on the canvas.
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In the 13th round, LaMotta was blasted along the ropes and referee Frank Sikora jumped in to wave the fight off.
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Based in Kansas City, Missouri, WireCo makes wire ropes, and electromechanical cable used in heavy lifting, pulling, mooring, supporting and suspension.
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In 2015, British "freerunner" James Kingston climbed the edifice without safety ropes and without permission, dodging security cameras as he went.
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"It really ropes you in," says O'Hara, who admits that it's the first web series she herself has gotten addicted to.
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Here are some of his most relatable quotes about learning the parenting ropes, planning for the future and, of course, sleep!
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I've experienced it at my children's school, where the friendship of other women who understand the ropes has helped me immensely.
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There were a lot of competitors there my age who knew the ropes — New York people and that kind of stuff.
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Murata nullified Batara's striking with a string of takedowns, before smothering her opponent against the ropes with a dominant top game.
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Kardashian, 32, shared a photo to Twitter from inside the gym, surrounded by ropes, a weight bench and multiple resistance machines.
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While riding a bike or grabbing a lunch with a friend, I forgot all about the Roam Ropes around my neck.
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Spartans climb ropes, crawl under barbed wire, leap through fire, drag tires and summit walls while running a range of distances.
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Nick Cannon's 13-month-old son Golden has not one but two helpers alongside him as he learns life's little ropes.
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A public health alert issued in West Virginia in June also warned of highly potent THC-infused candies, including Nerd Ropes.
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As for who's up next for the Mustangs ... the Memphis Tigers are on deck -- somebody get the sideline velvet ropes ready!!!
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And with a mischievous grin, he playfully referenced the fact that there were no ropes or barricades holding the kids back.
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It is involved in drawing up EU laws and regulations, particularly in areas such as energy, where it knows the ropes.
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One of the two photos shared there shows rescuers using ropes and a lot of manpower to get the pooch out.
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The new collection, available now over at Lovehoney's site, includes everything from vibrators to nipple chains, stimulating rings, and silk ropes.
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There was greater emphasis on non-conventional warfare this year, with troops parachuting from planes and rappelling down ropes from helicopters.
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Camera operators still had to film much of the ascent while suspended on ropes on the side of the rock face.
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It's a good thing Midge has a new friend, because her education in this episode extends far beyond the comedy ropes.
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Kent also ended up playing poker with Khloé Kardashian after Emmett taught her the ropes of the card game (evidence below).
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Pinned against the ropes facing a surging Alvarez, Smith couldn't avoid the big right hand of Canelo's which sent him down.
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You've got to realise, Kell Brook is a current welterweight champion—he had no business taking that onslaught on the ropes.
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Police officers were forced to climb the statue with ropes and climbing gear in order to reach her, the outlet reported.
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Racetrack staff, along with the Fort Erie Fire Department, strapped ropes on the racehorse and hoisted him out of the hole.
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Wedges come from supercell thunderstorm systems, which also produce similar twisters known as stovepipes, ropes, elephant trunks or multi-vortex tornadoes.
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Tiger Woods is first to tee off and hits it to the left of the fairway behind the ropes and crowd.
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Plastic sheeting, ropes, chains and a meat hook were also found on his property, among many other items, according to authorities.
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Ndamukong Suh is so serious about a construction career after the NFL, he took an UNPAID INTERNSHIP to learn the ropes.
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Cage is a man who's holding back a storm of rage and pain beneath ropes of muscle and a stern scowl.
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Wearing a backpack, he used ropes and a harness to fasten himself to the side of the 58-story Manhattan skyscraper.
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At least in the early rounds, however, Bernie Sanders has pinned Clinton to the ropes, pummeling her with solid left hands.
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We were able to get within a few inches of the things before security swooped in and put up the ropes.
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"Elisabeth took a decision to start a descent down from 6,700m toward them provided she can find fixed ropes," Gordon added.
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It's something he gravitated towards when he sold wine for a living and then travelled to France to learn the ropes.
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My colleagues and I had lowered ourselves into the valley with ropes and walked around looking for an ideal sampling site.
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Love, Bret" with the caption, "Oh boy... the Dems and their usual nonsense games really have him on the ropes now.
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"Already that promise from Steve Mnuchin is on the ropes," Wyden, the top Democrat on the Finance Committee, said on Monday.
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Michael Flynn, was a nonpolitician, reflecting Trump's long-expressed preference that his choice be someone who knew the ropes in Washington.
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There are videos of Mexicans deploying ladders, ramps, ropes, welding torches, and tunnels to get over, through, or under border fences.
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Inside, there were little boots, cowboy hats, and intricate little saddles complete with neatly coiled ropes, tiny plastic machetes, and fringe.
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There is needed equipment, too: climbing shoes, chalk bag and chalk, close-fitting athletic clothes, a harness, various ropes and carabiners.
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Intervale's farm incubator, a five-year program, even teaches new farmers the ropes, said Travis Marcotte, executive director of Intervale Center.
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Lima said he had no choice but to hold ropes between his teeth while his other hand was on the rudder.
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The New Generation Festival – now in its fifth season –, "was organized partly to let Pauline learn the ropes," the source adds.
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Paging all Adidas superfans: Ever dream of learning the sportswear ropes from one of the biggest activewear labels in the game?
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Just like you guys, they usually take rather large risks, surfing on commuter trains and lowering themselves from buildings with ropes.
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The jumpers participated in skills and speed tests, hopping between the ropes with an unbelievable quickness, despite the scorching July heat.
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The nearly 52-year-old Hopkins experienced this in December when he was knocked through the ropes in his retirement bout.
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Part of learning the ropes of her beat was to make connections with legislators by being friendly and available to talk.
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You can scale ladders, climb ropes, and even dig holes to weave around in an ongoing game of cat and mouse.
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Laid out on the bow, I launched myself into one big wave and then another, my hands white-knuckling the ropes.
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Whirled like lassos or jump-ropes, one in each hand, these add both an aural and visual layer to the choreography.
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"We had him on the ropes a couple times, and the big hit just escaped us," Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said.
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