His vacillation over chemical weapons in Syria saw to that.
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Wayne Campbell saw to that, and the appeal was ... denied.
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Smalltooth sawfish use that saw to sense and attack prey.
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Now Mr Bolsonaro has gleefully taken a buzz saw to them.
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He saw to it, too, that each chorister had singing lessons.
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The court saw to that, and we can't let anyone forget it.
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Chief Justice Roberts saw to that in the previous sections of his opinion.
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The slick black clamps at the bases of their skulls saw to that.
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But the U.S. saw to it that he could not travel any further.
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He saw to it that his legs remembered why he kept them around.
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Eventually, he sent letters about what he saw to Kansas officials, including Gov.
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The equipment was good and the rules were followed; she saw to that.
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Once Cronin got home, she reported what she saw to the Flagler Humane Society.
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Outraged, the football gods saw to it that the margin soon was 453-0.
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Authorities claim Hittson used a saw to carve Utterbeck into pieces after the murder.
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It wasn't over, of course, but eventually Burrow saw to it that it was.
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Then Burns grounded the first pitch he saw to left field, driving in Semien.
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But Till wanted doctors, and ultimately the patients they saw, to get the message.
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Justin Bieber saw to it that new flame Sofia Richie celebrated her birthday in style.
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Strader reported what she saw to a field office shared between the government and WWF.
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The Islamic State collected taxes and saw to it that the garbage was picked up.
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A.M.A. officials likewise saw to it that recalcitrant physicians had their hospital admitting privileges rescinded.
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A little interference from James Ellsworth on Sunday to seal Styles' win saw to that.
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Stirred by the memories of that fateful night, Adelaide confesses what she saw to Gabe.
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It is a fixable problem, though — as we saw to a limited extent on Monday afternoon.
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Wright resented the questioning, but Kaufmann saw to it that extra reinforcing bars were installed anyway.
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We want you to see what we saw, to puzzle over the same clues we did.
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The birth of Brooke's and my daughter, Ada, on St. Patrick's Day, 1976, saw to that.
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Owens previously told investigators that he used an electric saw to dismember the Codds' bodies, WSPA reports.
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In 1967 the union saw to it that teachers received adequate, not extravagant, wages and decent benefits.
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Levi Baker took a chain saw to help clear a path for ambulances and other emergency vehicles.
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That's the only way Gillette saw to ensure that the benefits of technological development would be shared.
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In one oft-repeated anecdote, he once used a chain saw to cut through a hotel room wall.
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When she and Zimmerman confronted Mobley, he got angry and caused all the damage we saw to Zimmerman.
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The bundle includes a drill driver/impact combo tool and a circular saw to add to your arsenal.
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Her doctor ordered a chest X-ray and saw to his surprise that her right lung had collapsed.
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Maria Chan, who runs a flower shop across the street, described what she saw to CNN affiliate KGO.
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After marrying Barbara Sklar in 22019, he saw to it that his mother had the apartment next door.
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Ron DeSantis and the law enforcement officers and prosecutors who they said saw to it that justice was served.
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Miguel Navarro, 24, was accused of intentionally using a circular saw to fatally injure a co-worker Monday, Aug.
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The ever-loyal Clemmie saw to it that the portrait was thrown on a bonfire after her husband died.
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Roads remained blocked, and enough drivers could not be found as they saw to their own families and homes.
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Last spring, I used the circular saw to turn some old boards into raised beds for my wife's garden.
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A reedy man with a long, sandy mullet presses a chain saw to the base of a tree trunk.
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We saw to the edge of all there is— So brutal and alive it seemed to comprehend us back.
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We saw to it that the government of Syria support this approach, and now humanitarian organizations have to go there.
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She saw, to her shock, that she had helped one boy after another get dressed and run out the door.
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The story of Damnation Island finally ends with Fiorello La Guardia, the mayor who saw to its destruction in 1936.
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You don't bring a bone saw to an accidental fistfight inside an embassy in Turkey, or a consulate in Turkey.
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Photos obtained by NBC News show sizable chunks missing from the steel slats after someone took a saw to it.
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She hadn't planned to use it this soon, but it was the best solution she saw to the problem at hand.
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Mr. Borgognone saw to the redecoration, unfurling yards and yards of Venetian wallpaper and reinstalling the bar's collection of vintage photographs.
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He established order, made rules, saw to everyone's well-being and, with very little opposition, was chosen to be chief. Me?
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It's a worthy investment, he suggested, because taking the Lookism approach was the only path he saw to a meaningful life.
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And as an executive producer, she saw to it that many women got a chance in many different departments at the show.
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DAVID SOLOMON: There was an opportunity that I think Apple saw and we saw to redesign certain aspects of the credit card.
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Lupo advised the mayor to trash the bottles and didn't report what he saw to the police until FDLE launched its investigation.
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"I can't even tell you just how many doctors I saw to try and find something that would work," Bostock told CafeMom.
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We needed somebody to go up an icy, 20-foot ladder with a chain saw to cut a hole in a wall.
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Firefighters took turns using a reciprocating saw to cut a piece in the wheel just big enough to safely remove the pup.
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And, you know, the volume of traffic that we saw to our Starbucks stores in airports over this holiday season was phenomenal.
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He was nevertheless jailed for more than a month, in the middle of the planting season; his neighbors saw to his farm.
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Except this wasn't a fear of missing out on concerts or travel or parties — his dwindling bank account saw to that every day.
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We also discussed Macbeth's wariness of the witches based on their appearances — a parallel students saw to the role of race in Ferguson.
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The power of the true Catholic voice was on full display once Conroy was forced out and we all saw to what effect.
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GIANT PUMPKIN WEEKEND (Saturday and Sunday) You'd probably need a chain saw to carve the biggest pumpkin at this event: It's 2179,21212 pounds.
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Then we used the jig saw to cut along the contour lines, shaping a separate sheet of cardboard for each layer of elevation.
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Someone took a saw to the sign marking the American Islamic Institute of Antelope Valley, which maintains the plots, hacking it to pieces.
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ABOUT THE PREDATORS (20-17-8): Former Blackhawk Carter Hutton turned aside all 29 shots he saw to record his first shutout on Saturday.
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My mission was to find one fast — to grab the first one I saw, to save my wife the pain of opening even one.
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To complete the rehabilitation, Mr. Putin saw to it that Ilyin's corpse was repatriated from Switzerland, and that his archive was returned from Michigan.
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"I went deeper and found writings and drawings that were concerning," she said, and saw to it that the student began mental health treatment.
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Before leaving Trenton, he saw to it that his official limousine was dispatched to Washington so that he could be chauffeured around the capital.
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In 2005, vandals used a saw to steal Gregory Peck's star, and President Trump's has been attacked several times, including as recently as July.
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A third person was killed in County Tipperary when a tree fell on him as he was using a chain saw to clear debris.
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They re-established road access by Friday afternoon using the salvaged chain saw to clear trees that had left parts of the island disconnected.
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The men cursed him in Pashto, but when they dragged him outside he saw, to his relief, that there were American soldiers with them.
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When saboteurs entered the United States during World War II, President Roosevelt saw to it that they were apprehended, tried and executed or imprisoned.
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These clothes aren't really what you would plan to wear for a breakup, but it was just the first thing I saw to put on.
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If Clinton declares that she didn't chop down a cherry tree, that might mean that she actually used a chain saw to cut it down.
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With the proliferation of online courses these days, you can learn everything from how to operate a circular saw to how to write computer programs.
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In 2005, vandals used a concrete saw to steal Gregory Peck's star, and President Trump's has been attacked several times, including as recently as July.
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Weston was very ready to say how attentive and pleasant a companion he made himself — how much she saw to like in his disposition altogether.
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After returning to civilian life he saw to it that other veterans were honored, serving two stints as chairman of the American Battle Monuments Commission.
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Regulators over the past several years have taken a buzz saw to insider trading, actively pursuing in particular those who leak details about pending corporate deals.
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It took a mini circular saw to hack off the keratin talons that had been growing on Shridhar Chillal's left hand for the last 66 years.
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Brahmbhatt says he was called into the ER for case in which a surgeon ultimately used an orthopedic saw to cut through a metal cock ring.
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On the first pitch he saw to begin the fourth, Zobrist dropped a bunt down the third-base line and raced to first without a throw.
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What Trump saw, and Bachmann saw, and Santorum saw, to an extent, was that in the modern GOP, being a "Sam's Club Republican" is not enough.
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Paul Tibbets, who named the B-29 the "Enola Gay" after his mother, told Caron to describe what he saw to the crew over the intercom.
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"The scope for further asset purchases is substantial, while the obstacles we saw to reducing Bank Rate below 0.5 percent are no longer material," he said.
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This is bonkers -- a woman whipped out a grinding saw to break into a Botox clinic this past weekend ... and it was all caught on camera.
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I really like him as a player, and the only risk I saw to a season in which he outperformed his draft position was injury. Surprise!
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When that contract ended, the union saw to it that most of the key elements were inserted into a "handbook," said Peter Knotek, a recent president.
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He was so alarmed by the intelligence he saw to that effect, he said Tuesday, that he went to Capitol Hill to brief senior congressional leaders.
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The 298.7-year-old was mystified when he first saw to-go cups, a symbol of the behavioral chasm that exists between the United States and Europe.
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At HSBC's annual meetings in recent years, Flint was often questioned by displeased investors about what they saw to be excessive pay for the bank's top employees.
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But Mr. Masire and Mr. Khama saw to it that De Beers did not simply plunder Botswana's resources, as many big companies had historically done in Africa.
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But the prosecutor countered that Mr. Zhao had confessed the killing to the police, including that he had used a power saw to cut up the body.
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Although his parents were not at all sure they approved of his career path, they saw to it that while in New York he attended dance school.
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Richardson, who spent parts of his childhood living with his mom in Ghana, saw to it that the casting department stayed accurate, right down to the bit players.
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Firefighters had to use a power saw to free the woman from her predicament at the Winstock Music Festival in Winsted, located about 40 miles west of Minneapolis.
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They placed a wooden tongue depressor between the ring and the penis to protect the skin and then used a diamond-tipped bone saw to cut the ring.
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READ: All it takes is a $100 saw to cut through Trump's big border wall Trump has been struggling to get the wall built since he took office.
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The researchers asked the participants to describe what they saw, to see if the first image a subject saw affected their perception of the image after that gap.
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I am excited to invite the world in to see what I saw, to be that fly on the wall along with me during this most extraordinary year.
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When the scalp artery was free, the surgeons took a drill and a saw to Ms. Roy's skull, removing a disc of bone about three inches in diameter.
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A flow chart that shows how Mr. Trump's lawyer saw to it that a porn star and a former Playboy model received payments after alleging affairs with Mr. Trump.
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When wounded by the bitter sting of judgment, who among us, at one time or another, has not made the misstep of taking a bone saw to our critics?
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IGTV also reportedly recommended a video of a penis being mutilated by a motorized saw to the fake child's account—that video was also removed after Business Insider reported it.
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Matt Carpenter lined a sacrifice fly to center that scored Ruben Tejada, but Matt Holliday bounced the first pitch he saw to shortstop Danny Espinosa for an inning-ending forceout.
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Called the "Halloween Massacre," the Carter administration took a buzz saw to the CIA's National Clandestine Service responsible for the collection of HUMINT (human intelligence) and eliminated some 800 operatives.
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In 2012, the congressional scholars Thomas Mann and Norm Ornstein wrote a column for the Washington Post diagnosing what they saw to be the central problem in modern American politics.
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Pictures posted on Mr. Navalny's website showed the police taking a saw to the door of his headquarters in order to interrupt a live webcast describing events around the country.
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Today's Saudi statement claimed that the murder was not premeditated but it did not explain why, if that is true, the hit team took along a bone-saw to Turkey.
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However, "the more we pulled apart professionally, the more opportunities I saw to organize the team the way I wanted to and push the priorities that I wanted," Sara says.
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According to United States intelligence, Prince Mohammed had ordered Mr. Khashoggi's death, which his men carried out with slasher-flick aplomb, reportedly using a bone saw to dismember his body.
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All kinds of old-timey instruments make appearances in the clip, from singing glasses to the musical saw to the zither, the plucked string instrument famous for soundtracking The Third Man.
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He went 22 innings without allowing a run before Voit drove the first pitch he saw to the batter's eye in center field for his 17th home run of the season.
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Below that they tie a quarter-pound of lead, or sometimes a sparkplug or piece of chain from a chain saw, to pull the hook down in the rapidly flowing water.
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They saw to it that social workers were installed and security was in place at the hotel entrance, and they took turns getting to know the tenants and running activities like Bingo.
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Some more enjoyable back-and-forth followed, Andrea clued it all up and I changed only the clue for SAW to make it a revealer before mailing our opus off to Will.
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Kraft saw to the home life, said Tom Brady, the Patriots' quarterback for 2000 years, who called from a family vacation to talk about his closeness with "RKK" and the Kraft family.
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In earlier works, she has taken her dramaturgical chain saw to such staples of mainstream narrative entertainment as the police procedural ("Grimly Handsome") and the babealicious action series ("Every Angel Is Brutal").
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Thoiry Zoo director Thierry Duguet told AP that after breaking into the park in Paris, poachers shot Vince in the head three times before using a chain saw to cut off his horn.
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That might have been forgivable by the old-school hordes, but Chris Hatcher allowed the first batter he saw to hit one into the stands and then the Dodgers lost in extra innings.
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The problem was that "don't ask don't tell" was signed into law by President Clinton in 85033, and it required an act of Congress to repeal, which President Obama saw to in 2010.
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For example, among the Saudi officials in the consulate when Khashoggi was killed was one of the Kingdom's top forensic pathologists, who is widely suspected of wielding a bone saw to dismember Khashoggi.
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He also turned logs from ash trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer (a type of beetle) into stools and side tables by cutting into them with a chain saw to create legs.
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The doctor she saw to treat her stress fracture told her she would recover with enough rest and physical therapy, but unless she started eating better and training smarter, the injuries would return.
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A paunchy, middle-aged journalist does not take on 15 Saudi agents in a fistfight, and you don't bring a forensic doctor and a bone saw to the interrogation of a political dissident.
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Much of the day-to-day managing of the project fell to Mr. Skow, while Ms. Turk saw to their fashion and housewares line and weighed in on the material choices and finishes.
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But it turns out newly built sections of the president's wall aren't as sturdy as he promised: Smugglers have been using a commercial saw to cut through it, according to the Washington Post.
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When you dedicate 80 percent of your energy to rest and self-improvement, then you have a lot of fodder and a very sharp saw to use during the time you're actually working.
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At the same time, I wanted everyone to see what I saw, to be humbled by the power of an environment where you don't have cell service, to be mesmerized by the vastness.
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Partitioning splits your hard drive into multiple drives: You don't actually take a saw to your internal disk, but you do split it up into chunks at the lowest level of the operating system.
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They shot Vince, a 4-year-old white rhinoceros, three times in the head before using a chain saw to remove its horn, Thierry Duguet, the zoo's director, told the Associated Press on Tuesday.
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It's a huge 17 kilograms (37.5 pounds), and after using a diamond saw to cut off a small slice, they discovered its composition has a high percentage of iron, making it anH5 ordinary chondrite.
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Dr. Tubaigy used the saw to dismember Mr. Khashoggi's corpse while listening to music and encouraging his colleagues to do the same, Turkish officials said when they released details from a purported audio recording.
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" As is the case in many such jeremiads, Perkins starts with the great perfidious court rulings of the 1960s—the ones that supposedly saw to it that the Bible was "taken out of school.
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Jon Steele, a photographer who had brought a chain saw to help remove fallen trees, said the service, haphazard as it might have seemed, was a welcome distraction from the carnage of southeast Texas.
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So instead of using the robot's voice recognition (which was not functional on the prototype I saw) to give it commands, you simply drop a series of app actions into a sort of dropbox interface.
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Dankert had millions of cubic yards of sand excavated from a nearby Air Force base, and saw to it that a hundred and eighty thousand native shrubs were planted to hold the sand in place.
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"But of course the season was going on" Berdych, who said he hoped to compete in the 2020 Olympics, said that he could not justify the risks that he saw to his life after tennis.
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He appeared in New Hampshire and talked with his sincerely furrowed brow about how her longstanding pursuit of social justice makes her the best-qualified candidate he ever saw to "restore prosperity" to the country.
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Reports that the team included a top Saudi doctor specializing in autopsies who brought a bone saw to the consulate have given the crown prince, often known as M.B.S., a new nickname — Mr. Bone Saw.
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When we had our table read [for the Season 4 finale], that [call] wasn't in it, and they added it because they wanted the last thing that we saw to be the hope of Charles.
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Prosecutors said he was seen on a boat off Ponte Vedra last year using a power saw to remove the fish's rostrum -- a long, narrow tooth-lined extension of its head that resembles a saw.
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The social network endured a storm of protest when it was revealed that it had manipulated users' News Feeds — the videos, pictures and web links some 689,000 people saw — to determine what would trigger emotional responses.
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O'Hearn then added a run with his homer on the 10th pitch he saw to lead off the fifth, before Soler highlighted a three-run sixth with yet another two-run jack for a 103-1 advantage.
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You might also be tempted to ask for a bow saw to cut through that much bread and meat, but Silva's sandwich goes down easily, something she attributes to the high quality of meats used at Kapital.
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"No Dress Code Required" documents the obstacles that couple, Victor Manuel Aguirre Espinoza and Victor Fernando Urias Amparo, who goes by Fernando, confronted to reach their goal — and the public support that saw to it they would.
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The summer of 1969 saw — to name a few — the Chappaquiddick accident, the Charles Manson murders (which will be revisited in two features, "Charlie Says" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"), the Stonewall riots and Woodstock.
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Earlier in the day, some protesters used an electric saw to slice through the bottom of a smart lamppost, while others pulled ropes tied around it to send it toppling and cheered as it crashed to the ground.
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From shelf to shredder to water-jet saw to our coffee table This past week, we published Andrew Hawkins' feature E-Waste Empire, which tracked the millions of pounds of dead electronics that New York discards each year.
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If the only thing it ever saw to represent a scientist was a man next to a microscope, how would it know to recognize the same idea in a woman, or standing next to an atom or rocket?
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"When I sought to write down the identification numbers of some of the worst offenders I saw to my horror and anger that many of the officers in question had their ID covered up," he told the Independent.
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It's been set on fire, sprayed with paint, someone hung a toilet seat from the arm, a noose around the neck ... and just a few days ago, someone used a saw to try and cut off his feet!!
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He unsheathed a small ax and found a skinny, dead tree to chop down, then used a bow saw to cut its trunk into campfire-size pieces, which, over the course of the night, were reduced to silvery ash.
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A video of her taking a chain saw to tree branches felled by Hurricane Irma was shot by an off-duty police officer and shared by the Miami-Dade Police Department on social media, attracting widespread social media attention.
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I passed my first amendment, which you probably saw, to improve the VA. I introduced a bill on the Regulatory Improvement Act to kind of use a BRACC type commission system to cut out-of-date and unnecessary regulations.
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It was the largest and most sophisticated overpass of its kind in the world, using hydraulic steam engines to raise and lower the two bridge sections (known as bascules, from the French for "see-saw") to allow ships to pass through.
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McLuhan and his followers argue that television is no mere entertainment appliance, but helped initiate a central shift from the age of typographic culture (when print shaped and structured how we saw to world) to our contemporary post-literate world.
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Later, she created "CybeRoberta" (1996), featuring a doll replica of the fictional Breitmore with a webcam in its eye and a livestream that transmitted what the doll saw to a website (this was all well before Snapchat and Facebook Live existed).
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Amid a backdrop of strummed guitars and ukuleles and plucked banjos, Emily Casey ran a bow across a musical saw to make wobbly tones fit for a '24s horror movie while Tina Muñoz Pandya explored the buttons on an accordion.
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The curtains had been drawn all evening, and when I parted them to open the sliding door and retrieve the pie I saw — to my horror — a small possum with its face buried in my perfectly cooked, beautifully seasoned pumpkin pie.
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It shows him taking a power saw to the barrel of an AR-15 assault rifle, saying he wanted to make sure it would never be used in a massacre like the one in Florida that killed 17 students and faculty last week.
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He saw to it that there was a peaceful transfer of power when he assumed the Oval Office after the elected president, William Henry Harrison, kicked the can mere weeks after his inauguration, setting the precedent for succession we still follow today.
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Having dashed already low expectations for the election, the generals saw to the inevitable administration of their victory, albeit mustering just 35 percent of the vote — a sharp rebuke, considering their bureaucratic machinations and electoral fraud against a deliberately divided civilian field.
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His grandfather, Cohen told me, "was probably the most significant Jew in Canada," the founder of a range of Jewish institutions; in the wake of anti-Semitic pogroms in the Russian imperium, he saw to it that countless refugees made it to Canada.
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Totally, though I will say that some of the response I saw to Metroid Prime 4 and to the Pokémon core RPG that's coming to Switch was, "give us more, give us anything else," sometimes leaning all the way towards a really frustrated response.
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According to Singer, such provocations, coupled with policies that business groups saw to be anti-developmentalist — such as strict labor laws requiring comprehensive benefits to workers — would make it harder for her to navigate the troubles to come, such as a major economic downturn.
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A Facebook video that's been viewed millions of times shows 19-year-old Kaitlin Strom sitting on the ground at the Winstock Music Festival with her head inside of an oversized diesel exhaust pipe, as emergency crews prepare to use a power saw to cut her free.
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Turkish officials have said they have audio recordings and other evidence showing that the agents quickly dismembered him with a bone saw to dispose of the body, an operation they say could only have been carried out with authorization from the highest levels of the royal court.
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While Mallard told the local CBS affiliate WTKR that she knew "exactly" what she was doing in the video and that the gun was "inoperable" before she took a handheld saw to the barrel, one local attorney told the station that the act made the weapon illegal.
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In the case of Sam Cooke, Klein, having formed a publishing company for Cooke, ostensibly as a tax dodge, saw to it that, when Cooke was murdered (in an unspeakably stupid motel misunderstanding), he controlled the company to which the rights to the masters would revert.
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"When I look back on the early days, I think what fueled our passion and kept us going was the belief in what we were creating and how much potential we saw to transform the travel experience," Rubio previously told Business Insider's Megan Hernbroth in May 2019.
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If you're a Giants fan, you went from being super pumped up about the amazing play you just saw to either being pissed off at the player who just made you feel alive, or being annoyed at the stupidity of the rule that could potentially ruin that feeling.
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READ: All It Takes Is a $100 Saw To Cut Through Trump's Big Border Wall Building a border wall was one of President Donald Trump's key campaign promises back in 2016, but over the past few years, the issue has been nothing but a headache for the administration.
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So while this show's title character (played by Benjamin Walker in an admirably disciplined performance) takes a gleaming ax or chain saw to his co-stars, you may find yourself fixating on the following questions: Collectively, how many hours of gym time per week does the incredibly buff cast embody?
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Mr. Baker arrived in Washington as a teenage Senate page and by 21964 had risen to secretary of the Senate Democrats, an important behind-the-scenes role in which he counted votes on pending legislation, served as a conduit for influence trading and saw to senators' needs, including extracurricular ones.
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It did not serve the safety of journalists or Americans abroad that President Trump could not summon even a modicum of lip service to condemn the abomination of dispatching a hit team equipped with a bone saw to throttle and dismember Mr. Khashoggi for daring to criticize the crown prince.
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I must have been around 5 years old when I walked through the holiday films section at my local Blockbuster and saw "To Grandmother&aposs House We Go." Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, my idols at the time (this was the mid &apos90s, after all), were on the VHS cover.
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She saw to it that other strong women administrators who might challenge her authority, in particular Deeksha and Sushila, were exiled from the Rajneesh movement; the woman she herself had deposed, Laxmi, was for a long time not even allowed to live at Rancho Rajneesh, despite her unwavering devotion to the Bhagwan.
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A video of her taking a chain saw to tree branches on Tuesday, shot by an off-duty police officer and shared by the Miami-Dade Police Department on social media, became a symbol of do-it-yourself initiative in the storm's aftermath, attracting international media attention and widespread social media admiration.
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Beyond a couple of visceral pieces by Molly Crabapple in the Postmasters booth, the closest thing I saw to a political statement was Tomas Vu and Rirkrit Tiravanija's T-shirt silkscreening shack, where, for $20, buyers can mix and match one of seven self-knowingly ironic platitudes with one of eight celebrity images.
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It's not like I'm the guy walking around parties doing impressions and I was the first guy they saw to audition for the part, so I figured I'd better do a good job and the only way I could figure out how to do the voice at first was like, get hoarse so I sounded crazy.
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At Iron Ox, an autonomous farm I visited in Silicon Valley which was co-founded by Brandon Alexander, a former Google X software engineer, the design of the open space allows a robotic arm to navigate through it, performing different farm chores—Iron Ox's arm was the nearest thing I saw to an automated all-around farmhand.
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Setting the tone of the race, perhaps more than anyone, is Mr. Kemp, Georgia's longtime secretary of state, who has run TV ads that feature him brandishing various guns, revving up a chain saw to "rip up some regulations" and declaring, in his drawly baritone, that he would use his "big truck" to "round up" criminal undocumented immigrants.
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Lincoln cannily organized support among Western Republicans, secretly bought a German-language newspaper to sing his praises to immigrant voters who might tilt such swing states as Illinois and Indiana, made a smash New York oratorical debut at Cooper Union in February 1860, and saw to the publication of those 1858 Lincoln-Douglas debates, with friendly editing by Lincoln himself.
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We hurtled up Park Avenue, and I saw, to my great dismay, Cathie's black town car smoothly pull out from the curb, and we drag raced up Park Avenue until her driver saw me frantically signaling and she realized what was going on, she pulled over, and by the time I got to the airport, I knew I had the job.
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