Its realism is shot through with a constant dull ache.
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The second and third signs were shot through with bullets.
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The postapocalyptic imagination is shot through with unacknowledged wish fulfillment.
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Jensen's black metal yowl shot through her temporarily incomplete sax.
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A member of Congress shot through the head in Tucson.
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The bus shot through a tunnel under the Great Wall.
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He wristed a shot through traffic for his 13th goal.
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" What follows is a text shot through with "vertiginous thrill.
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True Crimes is shot through with stories of Harrison's glamorous, careless,
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There's a melancholy shot through it, but a playful kick too.
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Many of them are shot through with moments of black comedy.
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His success rate (on stolen bases) has shot through the roof.
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The woman shot through the eye may go home this weekend.
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A woman in her 258s had been shot through the eye.
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It is there in a grouping of astrophotographs, shot through telescopes.
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Ms. Jefferson was fatally shot through her bedroom window on Oct.
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They shot through our window and chased us down the motorway.
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It was a no brainer and sales shot through the roof.
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The girl's body stiffened as the 3,000 volts shot through her.
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Her observations, even the most sobering, are shot through with hope.
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Instead, he was shot through the chest, and died almost instantly.
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Yet another had been shot through the stomach by a sniper.
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I liked the pink heart shot through with a lightning bolt.
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"Vida" is shot through with affection for its setting and characters.
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No, his work was shot through with the opposite of despair.
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In September 21890, Holmes was shot through the neck at Antietam.
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The squad captured a wounded Taliban fighter, shot through the knee.
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Why her back was turned she got shot through the head.
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Spezza fed Seguin, who sent a wrist shot through Crawford's five-hole.
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For example, Jennifer Meyer's Shot Through the Heart Necklace is typically $450.
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They decry the opposing "living constitution" approach as shot through with bias.
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Consider us shot through the heart with one of your love arrows.
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"It was like an arrow shot through my heart," de Rossi said.
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It's Rubber Johnny shot through both silent and modern era filmmaking techniques.
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All our discussions about food are shot through with these fundamental inequities.
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If your belief system is shot through with lies, you're not free.
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And "La Campana Sommersa" is shot through with hints of Wagner, too.
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And it looks like it was shot through a glass of milk!
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His stock, already high, shot through the roof based on his performance.
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Eleven-thousand volts shot through his left arm and down his legs.
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But he had miscalculated and was shot through the hand and chest.
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The bottom "shot through his neck and lodged back there," Alice Brown said.
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But it's a shoddy effort, shot through with dubious assumptions and unanswered questions.
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The panic still shot through my body in thunderbolts, reverberating through my limbs.
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Models in glinting tweed culottes shot through with bronze and draped satin frocks.
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He was ambushed by seven poachers last month, shot through the femoral artery.
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Essentially people would board a pod and be shot through tubes connecting cities.
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So this is a musical melodrama, one shot through with heat and light.
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The iPhone was a shot through the heart of BlackBerry, Nokia and Microsoft.
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Jon Tester is clear as a rifle shot through the Big Sky State.
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The article, which appeared in the Financial Times, was shot through with mystery.
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Another child was injured by shattered glass as the gunman shot through windows.
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The current clashes, too, are shot through with questions of race and equity.
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Cellphone video circulated by villagers showed Mr. Torres's body shot through the head.
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Charlie Nelson was shot through the chin and had his kneecap blown off.
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To mitigate interference, LIGO and Virgo&aposs lasers are shot through a vacuum.
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He took a step back and just shot through the door three times.
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It deals with death and, perhaps more challenging, is shot through with ambiguity.
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The fundraising narrative must also be shot through with the personality of the organization.
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He shot through a screen and the puck eluded Budaj after Hayes deflected it.
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Shot through the heart Okoye is the bae of stealing hearts while spearing SUVs.
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Ross said he eventually shot through the driver's-side window as he got closer.
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Hard cornersThe Parkland shooter didn't enter classrooms, but shot through the door's glass pane.
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And when it's the price of a prescription drug that's shot through the roof?
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One of the victims was a five-year-old girl shot through the pelvis.
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The fabric of everyday life in the city is shot through with that reality.
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Getzlaf won an offensive-zone faceoff and got a shot through to the net.
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It's pictures of deer, walking through a field, with arrows shot through their bodies.
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We must admit that our institutions are shot through with unfairness, injustice and death.
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The bird was found with a plastic-style archery arrow shot through its neck.
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They had me sandwiched strategically, both of them smirking, and panic shot through me.
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The Red Sox' fireworks, meanwhile, are shot through with a vivifying strain of pressure.
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D'Elia was killed by fragments of a vape device that shot through his skull.
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Kraus said it's unclear what Dean was thinking when he shot through the window.
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He rifled a shot through Smith's legs while working his way across the ice.
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My friend Travis Carlson had a specific fear of being shot through the neck.
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Nearly every aspect of the US health care system is shot through with racism.
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Like nearly all of Mr. Merwin's work, "Garden Time" is shot through with valediction.
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First Class Mark Allen, a Georgia national guardsman, who was shot through the head.
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And yet this story is still an escape, shot through with sweetness and tenderness.
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He shot through Jefferson's window seconds after instructing her to put her hands up.
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With just a minute and a half left, he wired a shot through traffic.
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He had barricaded a door with his body and was shot through the door.
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She discharged the weapon, believing it was not loaded and shot through the wall.
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He had barricaded a door with his body and was shot through the door.
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In the wheelbarrow was a small boy who had been shot through the skull.
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Because you often won't be able to get a clear shot through the steam.
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All the while, a brilliant streak of surrealism shot through Atlanta like a comet.
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Gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees.
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"They just shot through my window," his mother, Micheshia Norment, told local TV station WLKY.
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Daniela Garcia Albalat, 19, was shot through the thigh by the 40-year-old assailant.
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Hughes wasted little time in wiring a wrist shot through traffic for his milestone goal.
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My work and my bean are shot through with an apocalyptic and sunlit cultist mentality.
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Less is known about Uddin, who died about four hours being shot through the brain.
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And then that mirror is shot through, yellow and red torpedoes around me, bubbles everywhere.
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The boy shot through the glass and entered the building, before police officers confronted him.
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There's this beautiful shot through the ajar door to Martha's bedroom of her taking valium.
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The history of Christianity is shot through with millenarian movements promising the end of history.
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Cruel Intentions is shot through 1998 in Los Angeles, by a mostly inexperienced young crew.
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Fame shot through the obstacle course over the weekend like a furry, tongue-wagging bullet.
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The other Marine, a 20-year-old named Brown, is shot through the femoral artery.
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An hour later, a beam of light from the opposite shore shot through the trees.
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Like many beach communities, Avalon was transformed as real estate prices shot through the stratosphere.
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His high shot through a crowd from the slot was his first as a Penguin.
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He walked in from the left point to convert a long snap shot through traffic.
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From the center point, he wristed a shot through heavy traffic that left Murray screened.
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And his manifesto, of course, is shot through with lies, mendacity being Trump's native tongue.
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No, I'm going to be like shot through the head by someone at some point.
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" The reporter, Phil Davis, revealed that the gunman "shot through the glass door to the office.
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And it makes for the right film for a week of hope shot through with grief.
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Stecher fired a shot through traffic and the puck glazed Crawford's glove before finding the net.
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In October, an oddly-shaped asteroid that came from interstellar space shot through our solar system.
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These 10 new paintings are engaged with natural forms, many of them shot through with foreboding.
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Overlaying and obscuring these images are sheaths of translucent white fabric, shot through with metallic thread.
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Yes, it is shot through with randomness—but no, it is not punctuated by instantaneous jerks.
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"No event any longer comes to us without already being shot through with explanation," Benjamin wrote.
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I never forget about my disability — its root system is shot through every part of me.
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Yet season four is shot through with some of The Americans' most plaintively touching moments yet.
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In the morning, I woke next to my fiancée both exhilarated and shot through with terror.
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It is sweet and supple and shot through with butter to create a melting, airy delight.
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But they're also incredibly funny, full of heart, and shot through with a darkly comedic streak.
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One of the agents shot through the fence and killed the young man on Mexican land.
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So this shooter apparently went to the front door of the Capital Gazette newspaper, shot through it.
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When Griner got shot through the ankle, she kept trying to engage the shooter from the ground.
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But it is the single shot through this surreal and alien cathedral that is the real treat.
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Wages have remained flat, while the cost of living – and college education – has shot through the roof.
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In one respect, space is already like a war zone: It's increasingly shot through with flying shrapnel.
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Eichel calmly slid a backhand shot through goaltender Cam Ward's legs to give the Sabres the victory.
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I just shot through it in like an hour and was sitting there crying like a punk.
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Smith, the complaint says, was shot through his abdomen, left shoulder and left side of his head.
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Inevitably such success is shot through with hyperbole but it rests on very solid and tangible numbers.
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A story that might otherwise have been too dark to bear is instead shot through with light.
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He said he was shot through the arm, back and thigh as he fled a Libyan prison.
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As a person breathes into the device, a beam of infrared light is shot through the sample.
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AND THEN IN THE MIDDLE OF HER SPEECH SHE GETS SHOT THROUGH THE EYE WITH AN ARROW.
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In the meantime, we'll leave you with its prospectus, which was clearly shot through an Instagram filter:
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The novel's characteristic mood is a kind of lambent melancholy, shot through with dark, sometimes savage humor.
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The two female nurses between my legs grimaced in horror just before pain shot through my body.
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"Asia One" is shot through with pathos; it's a thwarted romance as much as an industrial drama.
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Cutting in front of the crease, he put a rebound of a Keller shot through Ullmark's legs.
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She was bored sometimes and sometimes shot through with energy of such force she thinks she's God.
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The Hate U Give is a sobering story, but it's shot through with romance and lightness too.
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The process will not be smooth, shot through as it is by a thousand other intersecting political projects.
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The gunman shot through that front door, it was a glass door, and then proceeded to open fire.
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All of a sudden, as the father passes in front of a window, he's shot through the shoulder.
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The Maple Leafs challenged Schlemko's goal, a shot through traffic from inside the blue line at 403:27.
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Medvedev scored a four-on-four goal at 22:21 on a wrist shot through Jaroslav Halak's legs.
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"I shot through the hamper he was carrying," Gaither, who sounds vaguely terrifying, told the local news crew.
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But the two plays, or the play and the non-play, are shot through with the same energy.
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The samples were shot through with little bubbles of preplanetary dust, identifying this landfall definitively as a chondrite.
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San Mateo County prosecutors charged Tiffany Li with murdering Keith Green after he was shot through the mouth.
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The lighting is all blues shot through with flashes of white light spilling through the stained glass windows.
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The wave was a pretty barrel, chin-high and round, with a foamy lip, shot through with gold.
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Officer Noor, still in the car, fired a shot through the open driver's side window, striking Ms. Ruszczyk.
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As the speed shot through 22009 knots, the pilots hauled back on their control columns to no effect.
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As it turns out, the whole volume was shot through with what we would now call fake news.
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Her friends shadow her step for step; and the music is shot through with laughter and high spirits.
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She says she fired a shot through the door after her husband started screaming on the other side.
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Kennedy drove to the net and jammed Devante Smith-Pelley's backhand shot through Quick for the opening goal.
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In Manchester by the Sea, though, the deep tragedy is shot through with some truly excellent comedic writing.
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Her short stories depict worlds defined by familiar gender dynamics, shot through with dark themes and, often, wry humor.
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The Wild controlled the play for the full two minutes but could not get a shot through to Hellebuyck.
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Suzuki received a pass at the top of the right circle and scored on a wrist shot through traffic.
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When Donald Trump became the President-elect of the United States, a surge of fear shot through my body.
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In May 2006, on a combat patrol in Falluja, I was shot through the neck by an enemy sniper.
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Shot through with gray winter light, its visual palette is unmistakably bleak, all bare branches and chilly urban blocks.
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Capriles later said his offices were damaged when gas canisters were shot through the windows, slightly injuring a custodian.
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His family members were beaten and, in some instances, raped; Jidenna was shot through the foot by a bullet.
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With a loud boom, Rihanna lanced a sniper shot through one helmeted head, while Taylor pulled out her blade.
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The Lopez family attorney said police shot through the door of the home, killing Ismael Lopez, who was unarmed.
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Any movie or timelapse shot through a microscope is eligible, and a panel of photomicrogaphy experts judges the entries.
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The white cotton candy gets shot through with a bolt of color and presented on a light-up cone.
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Once there, the guard heard a drilling sound in Paddock's room, and he was then shot through the door.
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The device led them straight to a field littered with clods of earth and shot through with tractor marks.
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The Ralph Avenue eatery was a throwback classic of the form, shot through with neon piping above the counter.
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On the other hand, his pastrami has an unusually fine flavor, shot through with a robust vein of smoke.
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O'Neill was drawn to exoticism even as he empathized with marginalization, and his dramaturgy is shot through with contradictions.
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Seventy-eight seconds later, Murphy scored on a slap shot through traffic to give Chicago a 2-1 advantage.
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More than a dozen ballistic missiles shot through the night from Iranian territory toward the two Iraqi military bases.
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In August, two men shot through the windows of his private home with an air rifle during the night.
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The shot, through Curtis McElhinney's pads, capped a comeback that included three unanswered third-period goals from the Rangers.
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Pittsburgh tied the score 2-2 on Pettersson's shot through traffic with 11:43 left in the third period.
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Nicholas Hand, from First Platoon, had been shot through the head and killed, perhaps by gunfire from that house.
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"Werenski's added a whole dimension up top — he can get the shot through and has great vision," Foligno said.
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It gets at the systemic much more efficiently, through a brief montage or a tracking shot through the streets.
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Moments later, Sommer is spared as Miranda puts a strong shot through traffic to the left of the goal.
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There are definitely moments of levity throughout the film, which are often shot through with something like gallows humor.
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"Some of the victims were shot through doors, or even through walls – a knife can't do that," Posada said.
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He was shot through the femoral artery in his leg, twice in the left shoulder and once in the neck.
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Police say the man walked into the Capital Gazette, shot through the glass door and then began shooting at employees.
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To an outsider, the case might seem like a slam-dunk: These rules seem to be shot through with sexism.
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But while Halo Wars 2's missions are structured well, playing on console, I found them shot through with frustration.
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One student was shot through the window of the school as he huddled for safety, but there were no fatalities.
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According to The State, the 5-month-old puppy was found with an arrow shot through her head on Tuesday.
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Best Cinematography: The person who filmed the between the legs shot and the shot through the hotel room key hole.
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Zaitsev threaded a shot through a screen for his second goal this season at 4:42 of the first period.
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The suspect reportedly shot through a glass door at the beginning of the attack ... and continued firing around the office.
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Kempe skated in on the right side, and his wrist shot through traffic from the circle went through Lehner's pads.
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That era came to an end one night when a guest shot through the floorboards and into the apartment downstairs.
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Kane evened the score at 2 when he sent a rising wrist shot through traffic early in the second period.
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Seabrook fired a slap shot through traffic as left winger Andrew Ladd set a screen in front of the net.
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Guentzel made it 3-0 Penguins with a perfect tip of Cameron Gaunce point shot through traffic at 1003:38.
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On the power play, Alex DeBrincat snapped a shot through Cam Talbot's pads after a nice pass from Nick Schmaltz.
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Radulov carried the puck inside the zone to backhand a shot through a maze of players that eluded Peter Budaj.
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He fired a wrist shot through a crowd and past Fleury's glove side for his fifth goal of the season.
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While out shopping, for instance, I pushed tutus on him, tiers of colorful tulle shot through with sequins or stars.
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Build it quickly; you don't want to be in front of the door as it is breached or shot through.
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Cpl. James O'Connor was shot through a closed door while serving an arrest warrant near a church in Northeast Philadelphia.
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Annie Ricks was out walking one night, venturing from Wentworth Gardens, when a burning pain shot through her left foot.
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They shot through through the walls, and as he scrambled to get away, a bullet hit him in the leg.
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The team's simulations showed that Antlia 2 likely shot through the Milky Way multiple times, passing close to the core.
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Galerie Bernhard of Zurich is also presenting a hometown artist, Jan Vorisek, whose work is shot through with technological elements.
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The final show was shot through with moments in which performers broke the fourth wall to reflect on the end.
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Once she and her group got in their Uber, Moreno said the prices shot "through the roof" to over $100.
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Tubes and valves connecting the model organs are shot through with fluid that serves as the function of blood flow.
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In other words, postmodernism, like any body of thought, is shot through with bad ideas, absurd claims, and shoddy thinkers.
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Ms. Radella's choreography, developed with the performers, is fearlessly athletic, shot through with an energy befitting of the troupe's name.
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In this extremely pretty recipe, the carrots give heft to a bright, herbal salad shot through with thinly sliced fennel.
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Then you add the cobbler topping, similar to a biscuit dough but shot through here with pistachios and candied ginger.
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"He said he was barricaded in an apartment and had shot through the door at a cop," she told the dispatcher.
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Edler quickly fired a wrist shot through traffic for his eighth goal of the season and his third since March 6.
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It wouldn't even necessarily be his most consequential: Four months later, he was shot through the leg by an AK-47.
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A time, a place, an upbringing, a friendship, all shot through with violence: these elements recall Elena Ferrante's four Neapolitan novels.
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And the show was shot through with promises that EA isn't going to repeat last year's Battlefront II loot crate debacle.
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"Otro Usos" was shot through malascopios, or reflective sculptures made of aluminum and glass, constructed and titled by Santiago Muñoz herself.
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Sutter scored in the fourth round of the shootout, beating Calgary goaltender Chad Johnson with a shot through the five hole.
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He fought at Cape Gloucester where he was shot through the back of the neck on his 13th day in combat.
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"You just try to give the puck to playmakers and open up and try to get your shot through," Hayes said.
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Eichel's shot through traffic from the right circle found room on the short side for his 23rd goal of the season.
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The wife of one of our family within the 1R team just got shot through the back while walking her dogs.
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American sprinters are using sets of "Halo" headphones, which purportedly enhance the brain using electrical impulses shot through the ear canal.
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Hughes tied the game 1-1 with 3 1/2 minutes left in regulation time with a point shot through traffic.
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The fact that those pictures looked as though they'd been shot through an old sock before being dipped in cold tea?
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Folin guided a wrist shot through traffic and past Blackhawks backup goaltender Anton Forsberg at 9:29 of the third period.
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They're both forms of escapism that feature universally innocent acts shot through with the thrill of subversive temptation, of danger even.
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When Mahmoud Abu Shab, 73, a kafiyeh-wearing rock thrower, was shot through the hand in March, she stanched the bleeding.
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We now know that the system was shot through with perverse incentives that privileged short-term gains over long-term stability.
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Landgrebe, a 20-year-old lance corporal, has been shot through both legs and he's dragging himself toward the front door.
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Nacho steps into a failed clearance, puts his laces into the ball and pings both posts with a shot through traffic.
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Then Jones exploited an offensive-zone faceoff win to beat Allen with a shot through a screen from the left point.
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At 973:53, the Senators made it 2-0 as Smith squeezed a shot through Talbot on an Ottawa power play.
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"I always thought because he was shot through his heart, I always assumed that he died on the spot," she said.
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The Oilers tied the game midway through the third from an unlikely source, as Lander scored on a shot through traffic.
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Backstrom tied the game at 1 when he ripped a shot through traffic in front which eluded Hart at 7:11.
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And, finally, the piercing pain that came out of nowhere and shot through her as she crossed the border into Lebanon.
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" But it's also shot through with palpable rage, and not just in the quotes she repeatedly places around the word "journalists.
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When he kicked the goal later that day, the ball shot through the rusting posts and bounced off the roofs below.
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Mr. DeRogatis, who has had bullets shot through his windows before, asked that the location of his home not be revealed.
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On Pro Basketball BOSTON — You may long for the old Boston Garden and its parquet floor shot through with dead spots.
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"Roma" feels like Cuarón's long-overdue acknowledgment of his own caretaker's private hardships, shot through with overwhelming passion and stylistic brio.
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The world is one step closer to seeing people in pods shot through near-vacuum tubes at hundreds of miles per hour.
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Stone made it 3-0 at 6:26 of the third period when he shot through traffic and beat Johnson glove side.
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It includes too few doctors, commands too little attention and energy from elected officials and advocates, and it's shot through with partisanship.
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Iturria's art is shot through with melancholy, nostalgia, romance, gentle humor, and an abiding sense of curiosity about what makes people tick.
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And just like other companies that have recently issued press releases with the word "blockchain," its stock price shot through the roof.
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Jordan Martinook bounced a backhand pass off the side boards from behind the net, and Murphy one-timed a shot through traffic.
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He took a pass from Mikael Granlund, the brother of Vancouver's Markus, and beat Markstrom with a long wrist shot through traffic.
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" As David Runciman of Cambridge University has noted, "the collapse of the Weimar Republic was shot through with killing on the streets.
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Hughes, the top pick in this year's draft, wasted little time in wiring a wrist shot through traffic for his milestone goal.
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With Kevin Shattenkirk in the box for holding, Upshall took it the other way and placed a backhand shot through Lehner's legs.
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Flashbacks to Jessie's childhood are shot through with horror, not nostalgia; her coming of age is defined by survival rather than empowerment.
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Here's a new demo video of Magic Leap, "as shot through the Magic Leap technology": So, you know, how does that work?
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The Republican depiction of the Obamacare debate, and of the law itself, is shot through with these kinds of caricatures and deceptions.
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It's literally a head-the-ball simulator, and those balls come thick and fast, but it's shot through with very British silliness.
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A little like a relaxation-mode Impossible Road shot through the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey, only also nothing like that.
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But that idea is certainly reinforced by "a male-dominated porn industry shot through a male lens," as Cindy Gallop puts it.
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This American slouching toward another Middle East war has been a disgrace, shot through with the twisting of truth or outright lies.
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When Damond approached the patrol car that responded, Officer Mohamed Noor fired a shot through a window of the car, killing her.
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"Photographs of a captured country shot through the lens of the captor possess layers of ambiguity too confusing to grasp," she writes.
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The book is shot through with a self-awareness that helps readers cheer her on, even if they don't necessarily like her.
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A crime reporter, Phil Davis, described how the gunman "shot through the glass door to the office" before opening fire on employees.
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But it was a fraction of what he promised, and the bills that did pass were shot through with compromises and concessions.
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Ottawa took the lead when Tom Pyatt redirected a Zack Smith shot through Lundqvist's legs for his first goal of the playoffs.
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The document created by the Founders, and ratified with 85033 amendments known as the Bill of Rights, is shot through with compromise.
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" Cage's subsequent letters to Cunningham are shot through with frustration toward his oft-traveling friend: "When in september will you be back?
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They work by creating a gas bubble around the tip of the bullet, reducing drag when a bullet is shot through water.
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So you can say the amount of Tamiflu prescriptions in this county has shot through the roof, but it's not happening elsewhere.
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When she came to his account of the child shot through the head in Siatta's first firefight, she felt panicked and stopped.
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The atmosphere is made tangible with fog and rain, and Lisa's isolation is emphasized, as she is frequently shot through a window.
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"The Most Dangerous Man in America," rigorously researched and shot through with some necessary conjecture, offers the pleasures of the ticktock genre.
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They're spun by compressed air, shot through a hole in the vessel from a bottle connected to a long, ungainly silver tube.
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Instead, the relationship is in the hands of Kushner, an unqualified nobody whose personal finances are shot through with conflicts of interest.
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Like fascism through the decades, the alt-right is shot through with contradictions; many of its followers disavow racism, homophobia, and anti-Semitism.
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We heard reports that he shot through glass window, but the building was unsecured so anybody could just walk in and open fire.
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She asks, "what are you doing?" but before she can finish her sentence a gun cocks, and she's been shot through the torso.
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Play with flaming arrows and you're going to get shot through the throat and end up in the ER. But, hey, it's TV!
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Not to be left out, Kerber produced a running shot through her legs and, to earn match point, a smash from the baseline.
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With 2:393 left in a tight game, Schwartz zipped a rising shot through traffic into the upper right corner of the net.
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As a passing extra looks her up and down in a tracking shot through the airport, she covers herself gently with her suitcase.
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The training we had completed all year long carried me through the first 250 miles, but then intense pain shot through my knee.
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Brett Burns tipped the puck to Meier, who had circled behind the right faceoff dot, and his shot through a screen beat Khudobin.
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A deputy then shot through the door four times as it closed, hitting Hill once in the head and twice in the abdomen.
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Anaheim reclaimed the lead just 48 seconds later when Wagner stuck a bad-angle shot through Talbot's legs to make it 4-3.
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In de la Calle, garments sit on mannequins, charged with a residue of their performance and shot through with an unabashed, restless confidence.
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As if on cue, the Red Arrows shot through the sky just as Goerges was about to begin serving in the sixth game.
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Staring down Henrik Lundqvist, Cullen snapped a shot through the goaltender's legs for his second playoff goal in 14 games across six years.
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Collateral damage: The hypochondriac who has been driving everyone crazy gets shot through that girl's abdomen, so Bailey (Chandra Wilson) has to operate.
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The U.S. health-care system is "shot through with rampant waste" and has become "immoral," billionaire investor Charlie Munger told CNBC on Monday.
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Reaves made it 2-0 early in the second period when he backhanded a rebound of a Shea Theodore shot through Darling's pads.
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During the Sunday night rampage, a hotel security guard who approached the room was shot through the door and wounded in the leg.
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London Theater Reviews STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England — "Macbeth" is Shakespeare's shortest and most concentrated tragedy, shot through with well-known phrases and images.
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The plot is shot through with inexplicable inconsistencies, and the jokes and quips are so leaden that they thud like flamed-out turds.
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Ekblad was penalized for interference, and San Jose cashed in just 16 seconds later as Labanc zipped a high shot through heavy traffic.
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Why don't we build our walls with Kevlar so that kids aren't being shot through their own walls because they're so cheaply built?
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A point shot missed the net, but Hinostroza gained the puck from a sharp angle and sent a perfect shot through the maze.
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But the lead didn't last long as Jones fired a shot through traffic with 35.1 seconds remaining for a 2-23 Columbus advantage.
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And if you look at the framing of that shot through the door as Cersei exits, Gregor is standing near the Septa's head.
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Demings said most victims were shot through the head, some multiple times, and it appeared that Neumann reloaded the gun at least once.
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Many people find Roth's work off-putting, however, often arguing that his books are shot through with a misogynist sense of sexual entitlement.
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He was shot through the windshield at an intersection, and witnesses reported Gunter arguing with a man from his car shortly before the shooting.
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The horse had been shot through the neck and was also found missing an eye, ear and genitals and his lower abdomen was skinned.
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After Khaled was shot through the hip in an attack by government forces, it became excruciating for him to keep up with his son.
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"The termites have got me," he said to a former teammate during the last weeks of his life, shot through with cancer and regret.
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The result was a relatively stripped-down (for Versace) show built on a blinding white base, shot through with chartreuse, orange and sky blue.
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But you need only search for the student's name — David Hogg — on YouTube to see that the service is shot through with such problems.
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Demand for Beyond Meat's product has shot through the roof as many people look to reduce their meat intake for health and environmental reasons.
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Shot through the head by an Israeli sniper, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, he was buried in the same small graveyard that night.
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And because every cancer genome is shot through with many thousands of mutations, it's impossible to say which culprit delivered the coup de grâce.
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Rise and Fall attempts to retcon other cultures, worldviews and, values into a story that's always been shot-through with nationalist and colonial romanticism.
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Leddy had the only goal of the first period, blasting a point shot through a screen 19 seconds after Karlsson went off for hooking.
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The smog is so thick he's just shot through five red lights because he couldn't see properly and wants to know what to do.
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The recipes range from wildly impractical to only slightly so, and the writing is shot through with the Joe Beef team's characteristic wry humor.
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After returning to his seat, the child fired a single shot through the back of the driver's seat, striking his mother in the back.
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Pouille chased down one of Monfils's many perfect lobs and, with his back to the net, hit a low, hard shot through his legs.
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Fagan is a poet as well as a novelist, and many of her images of this unbidden winter are shot through with lyric beauty.
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Swartz said he shot through the fence because he was getting attacked by rock throwers and feared for his life, the Arizona Republic reported.
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Gusev scored in the first round of the shootout by slowly weaving up the ice and ripping a wrist shot through Connor Hellebuyck's pads.
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This being a Steven Spielberg movie, it's a world-building orientation, both visual and temporal—a long tracking shot through 2045's everyday technologies.
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He took a pass from Travis Zajac off the boards and squeezed a wrist shot through Fleury's pads to give the Devils the lead.
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The combined loss shot through punk venues, houses, and backyards throughout California as if they were all sitting on the same fluttering fault line.
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Rounding out the sides are a garden's worth of cucumbers and tomato, and rice mounded like a cake and shot through with caramelized onions.
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Moments later, Officer Noor, the passenger in the police car, fired a shot through the cruiser's open driver's-side window, fatally striking Ms. Damond.
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C.W.: We know power is shot through us, and there's a lot of negative in us, and there's a lot of positive in us.
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A radio commission gave life to this darkly ruminative work, shot through with flashes of rhythmic exuberance, in 1981, when the composer was 25.
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The day will be given over to bodices and bustles and edible flowers, a medieval spectacle shot through with an electric current of sex.
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A gunman had shot through the school's door — and went on to murder 20 children and six adults with a military-style assault rifle.
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Sergeant Stayskal was shot through the chest by a sniper in Iraq in 2004, but worked to stay in the military after he recovered.
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The Astros got on the scoreboard first when Carlos Correa doubled on a grounder that shot through the infield, making it 1-0 Houston.
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Rust tied it 1:14 into the third period when he picked up Malkin's rebound and beat Francouz with a shot through the pads.
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A social worker at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas called Findley to say that Botham had been shot through the heart and died.
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In November and December, crowds of Iraqis poured into the streets to protest a broken political system shot through with corruption and Iranian influence.
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Hornyak fires a shot through the glass of the front door, which missed Thomas but went through the lapel of his jacket, Zimmerman said.
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Mr. Slager watched the video on a screen near the defense table as the sound of gunfire boomed, shot after shot, through the courtroom.
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PST when a man walked up to a parked car and shot through the window, Clark County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Brent Waddell told reporters.
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The scene everyone remembers—the tracking shot through a public housing complex riddled with bullets from white supremacists and police alike—occurred in episode four.
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Though reminiscent of fellow Afro-funk pioneer Fela Kuti's music, Onyeabor's tunes are shot through with spacey synths that set them apart from his peers.
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Minnesota didn't take long in extending its lead to 2-0 when Eriksson Ek fired a shot through the pads of Hart at 103:26.
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He was better than anyone else at expressing the spirit of the age—cocksure, expansive, optimistic, but, beneath the glittering surface, shot through with doubts.
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The Florida outfit's new album, Tabula Rasa, is shot through with rays of light, as heavy and new as the air after a summer storm.
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The little girl's father had allegedly been driving under the influence when he swerved and crashed into an abandoned car, and shot through some fencing.
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At least one student was injured after the gunman shot through a classroom door, hitting a 17-year-old student in the ankle, authorities said.
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Frolik opened the scoring at 4:42 of the first period when he intercepted Tim Heed's clearing attempt before wristing a shot through Dell's legs.
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And every once in a while, I'd get a sip of sour that shot through the straw like a lightening bolt to my taste buds.
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Berglund put the Blues back in front with 25 seconds left on the clock in the second, tipping in Jay Bouwmeester's point shot through traffic.
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Russian history is shot through with failed attempts to find a settlement with the West—in which the country has veered between aspiration and hostility.
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With that info, Fallen advanced up the higher ground and blasted N22016thing with a no-scope shot through the boxes he was using for cover.
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A WhoIs search shows that GoDaddy serves as host for the group's official site, which is shot through with anti-Semitic rhetoric and racial slurs.
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We last saw Mattar's son Ahmed, 10, crouching beneath the stairs, screaming in fear as soldiers shot through the kitchen window at ISIS fighters outside.
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With just seven seconds remaining in the period, veteran defenseman Braydon Coburn fired a shot through traffic to score his first goal of the season.
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The S&P 500 shot through the roof after President Donald Trump was elected, amid expectations of lower corporate taxes, deregulation and more government spending.
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"The Fireman" is shot through with time-warp references like that, and they are the perfect comedic element to offset any sense of global doom.
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Blankenship eventually won, coming away with a souvenir: a television set shot through with a bullet, one of 693 that were fired into his office.
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While his team was buzzing with the man-advantage, Karlsson fired a point shot through a screen to net his second goal of the season.
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The No. 8 overall selection in last year's NHL draft ripped a shot through traffic that rebounded off the right post and into the goal.
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At a more technical level, professional economists will recognize that the CEA's analysis and Mr Hassett's Tax Policy Center speech are shot through with error.
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Oesterle collected a loose puck in the high slot and weaved a shot through heavy traffic in front of the net for his fourth goal.
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I had spoken with Klimt alone one morning over cereal and rationed jugs of liquid shot through with vitamins against every known oddity out there.
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No students, staff members, or police officers were injured that day, but Clegg shot through the school's glass door and exchanged gunfire with police officers.
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At a news conference on Tuesday, Dr. Timperio recounted how he was shot through the liver while filing medical notes on the hospital's 16th floor.
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Before long I was buying $10 or $15 large bottles of the stuff, shot through with apple, with grape, with pomegranate, cherry, turmeric, ginger, cayenne.
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The process has not been exactly frictionless, shot through with accusations of empire-building and profiteering by the campaign manager, Brad Parscale, and his allies.
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From the top of the left circle, Forsling fired a shot through traffic for his second goal of the season and his first since Nov.
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Instead, he again urged his colleagues to reconsider the use of the death penalty, which he said was unreliable, arbitrary and shot through with racism.
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After gaining the puck, Okposo worked to the left faceoff circle and ripped a shot through the screen to make it a 3-2 game.
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How could she convey the way she felt when she heard it — as if a room shot through with light had opened up inside her?
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Gallagher made it 5-3 four minutes later with a backhand shot through Binnington's pads and Domi sealed the win with an empty-net goal.
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Dams built on this kind of rock are subject to a phenomenon called karstification, in which the foundation becomes shot through with voids and vacuums.
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And yet, when during the middle of the week my boyfriend offered to Seamless us some sushi, I practically shot through the roof with delight.
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Poolman struck 54 seconds into the second period, on a shot through traffic from the top of the slot, for a 3-1 Jets lead.
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Dean, who responded to the call, drew his handgun and shot through the window of the home after seeing someone inside, killing Jefferson, police said.
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Then Saad scored just 19 seconds into the second period, connecting with a low shot through traffic to give the Blackhawks a 33-0 lead.
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She lives on in every girl arriving from a country shot through with rebellion and hunger, and in every immigrant that gives America her humanity.
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She had always been clear that Obamaism was, in her view, shot through with naiveté about the nature of both American politics and Republican opposition.
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Siena's attention to detail coupled with his intensity of focus has lifted his repetitive acts into a celebration of meaninglessness, shot through with rapturous pleasure.
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Rick Nash curled in from the corner and Skjei picked up the rebound and shot through Shea Weber's legs into an open side of the net.
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" Phil Davis, a reporter with The Capital Gazette, wrote on Twitter, "Gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees.
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Survivor accounts -- Norman Casiano hid in a packed bathroom stall with more than a dozen others, but the gunman shot through the stall door, he said.
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He took a long stretch pass from Jonathan Marchessault along the right boards and then broke in and beat Gibson with backhand shot through his pads.
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Healthcare system is "shot through with rampant waste," and that is "deeply immoral" Buffett says "the number one problem of mankind is weapons of mass destruction"
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Mr Schama, as both a historian and a Jew, closes his wonderful book the only way he could: with love shot through with melancholy and foreboding.
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The result was a relatively stripped-down "athletic couture" Atelier Versace show built on a blinding white base, shot through with chartreuse, orange and sky blue.
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His work is shot through with homages to and jokes from and gentle fun-poking at great works of literature as well as golden-age comics.
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" Phil Davis, a reporter with The Capital Gazette, wrote on Twitter, "Gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees.
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McDavid used his speed to slice between Canucks defensemen Erik Gudbranson and Hutton, then beat goaltender Ryan Miller on a forehand shot through the five hole.
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And while Views is still shot through with the paranoia that has defined Drake's post-Nothing Was the Same work, it doesn't feel rooted in aggression.
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It's a landscape of glacial melancholy, shot through with glinting fragments from an ensemble of six players, solemn resonances in the piano and shudders of drums.
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Beautiful to look at, as though shot through the haze of memory, the film makes you feel the highs and lows of a heady new relationship.
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" She described the chardonnays she was enjoying as "ample but shot through with minerality, that old friend you call up to meet for drinks or dinner.
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First Class Mark Allen, was shot through the head and lost the ability to walk, talk or take care of himself, and now has minimal consciousness.
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The video also shows pepper spray being shot through an open door at a group seated on the floor while one man holds up his hands.
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Market expectations that the Federal Reserve will step in to stop the selloff and boost the economy have shot through the roof after the dramatic week.
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On the other hand, my anxiety has shot through the roof because I am in a constant state of fear that people are going to die.
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While there are abattoir scenes, and no shortage of heartache, much of the film is madcap and light, and shot through with Mr. Bong's wry humor.
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Claude Giroux ripped a wrist shot through traffic in front, but Demko grabbed the puck out of the air with 2:04 left in the second.
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The Panthers quickly jumped out to a 232-218 lead when Weegar sent a slap shot through Hart's legs at 251:07 of the first period.
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Before had been a long, tangled history of dictatorship, occupation and resistance, shot through with the pride of a slave revolution that defeated Napoleon Bonaparte's army.
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Letang had another shot through traffic at 2:41 of the third, but Elliott was able to corral the puck and maintain the two-goal lead.
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It arrives with its top shorn off, revealing ground beef glistening in a stock of its own making, shot through with Chinese chives and dried coriander.
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The restraining order, according to reporting in the Arizona Daily Sun at the time, said the piece of paper was shot through with 25 bullet holes.
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It blew the console cover off its hinges, shot through the sunroof, and went high enough in the air that it landed about 50 feet away.
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Andrews is suing Michael David Barrett and Marriott hotels over the infamous videos he shot through a peep hole in an adjoining hotel room to Erin's.
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Prior to Obama's presidency, racial attitudes were only weakly related to party identification among non-college whites, but that correlation shot through the roof during Obama's presidency.
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On 90210, as on so many other teen soaps, characters traded romantic partners, emotions frequently shot through the roof, and occasional episodes dealt with Serious Social Issues.
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The video, shot through a series of first-person action cam angles, shows two globetrotting daredevils traverse a number of different environments all while playing the Switch.
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Seaman's mother, Kristi Seaman, said on Facebook that he was shot through the abdomen, in the hip and in the forearm and was doing well after surgery.
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The installation is an accumulation of handmade ceramic alcohol containers, which look as though they've been shot through with holes, crushed, or topped with cigarettes (also ceramic).
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Couture, playing the point with the man advantage, gathered the puck in the high slot and sent a wrist shot through the screen and into the net.
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When the man persisted, the woman said she got a gun and fired one shot through the door, hitting the man in the chest, The Chronicle reported.
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John Jr. showed up and shot through the door and struck his mom before entering the home and firing on his family members, reports the World-Herald.
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At 15:13, Dumoulin made it 2-0 on a shot through traffic from the top of the slot but on a play made by Evgeni Malkin.
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SpaceX recently held a national competition for organizations building upon Elon Musk's idea for a hyperloop—a superfast form of transportation involving pods shot through vacuum tubes.
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Malkin netted his 11th of the season, but just his second in 12 games, on a shot through traffic, particularly a screen set by teammate Jake Guentzel.
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"So, if the light turns [yellow], you stop so that they don't get the sense you shot through it with an attempt to lose them," she said.
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With lyrics that acknowledge all the shitty problems this country faces – yet remain shot through with an unwavering sense of British pride – it's never sounded more apt.
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Carrick fired his dragging wrist shot through a crowded crease and past Ottawa goalie Craig Anderson for the decisive strike with 11:02 remaining in the game.
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As night fell, outside Asheville, their faces materialized in the black glass of the window, shot through by quick spears of headlight cast from the eastbound lanes.
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In 2155, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.
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The exchange is shot through with dark, absurdist humor by Byrnes's hilariously long walks from one end of the Van Bergens' lengthy dining table to the other.
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Shot through with air bubbles but golden and crisp on both top and bottom, the Roman squares at PQR are the antithesis of thick, pillowy Sicilian slices.
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Both have an air of playfulness that's shot through with confrontation: The images dare the viewer to grapple with the ways they scramble common expectations of identity.
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Shot through with connective tissue, it can be ungainly to work with (feel free to cut it into pieces so it's easier to maneuver on the grill).
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Nearby hang several versions of a 1990 etching that morph the saint into a curvaceous woman warrior who resembles an ancient fertility figure shot through with arrows.
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As Ms. Jefferson grabbed a gun from her purse, one of the officers fired the fatal shot through a bedroom window without identifying himself, the police said.
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He shouted for her to put her hands up and immediately fired a single shot through the glass, according to body camera footage released by the department.
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He snapped a shot through traffic and between the pads of Allen — who never saw or reacted to the shot at 15:23 of the first period.
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I shared details from his combat tour: the boy shot through the head, the civilians struck by Hellfire missiles, Siatta's run of methodical killing in late 2009.
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The Bruins had a few open looks at Hutchinson's goal during the extended extra-man stretch, but rarely got an undeflected shot through to the Winnipeg netminder.
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It has the same easy charm and cloudlike lusciousness as the cocoa-wafer original, but this one is shot through with strawberries and ginger rather than fudge.
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"Apparently he shot through the bush, thinking it was a deer and it happened to be my cousin," Lane's cousin Michael Rawling told CNN affiliates WFOX/WJAX.
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Another, a two-year-old boy, found a gun on the floor of a car and shot through the back of the driver's seat, killing his mother.
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The tufted aluminum netting on the ceiling, shot through here and there with purple and blue lighting, is matched by the gray crepe outfits of the servers.
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It's an album about love in all its forms—romantic, platonic, sympathetic, drug-induced, sometimes painful—but almost every song is shot through with wide-eyed wonder.
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Jennifer Meyer has collaborated with Superga on sneakers with sweet embroidered prints inspired by her "shot through the heart" jewelry designs, in women's ($149) and children's ($99) sizes.
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On one of the first days, Green glimpsed twins in side-by-side incubators, and suddenly anger and jealousy—and the pain of her loss—shot through her.
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After Ian Cole's pass was blocked, Bonino picked up the puck and fired a shot through traffic to the blocker side for his 15th goal of the season.
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For the gritty, sunburnt, "shot through a tobacco filter" 1980s and 1990s action flicks, John McTiernan, early Michael Bay, Michael Mann, and the Scott brothers come to mind.
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Brock Nelson tried chipping the puck deep into the New York zone, but Iafallo raced ahead of Nelson and delivered a shot through Scott Mayfield and past Greiss.
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It would be a natural history book, like the David Attenborough documentaries that I so loved when I was growing up, but shot through a very powerful microscope.
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The programming emphasized the university's outsized role in the technology's past — but the day was shot through with anxiety at a potential future shaped by AI run amok.
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The year before he was shot through the heart – killed by a man who was never prosecuted — people were calling 24-year-old William Ford, Jr., a hero.
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The Game Awards, an event that's exactly what it sounds like, took place shortly ago and, like any gaming event, it was shot through with trailers and announcements.
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Clifford made it 3-1 at 6:53 of the second period, getting a piece of Joakim Ryan's shot through traffic and sending the puck got past Saros.
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He shot through the bus's windshield, wounding the driver, Eric Stark, 53, who then quickly turned the bus around drove away to protect his 12 passengers, officials said.
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Familia was "assassinated in an unprovoked attack on cops" when a suspect shot through the window of the officer's vehicle, said James O'Neill, the New York police commissioner.
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As I made my way through the dusty grounds, I saw a super club but with something extra special shot through it, like jam in an oversized doughnut.
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Playing on the Blues third line, Yakupov blasted a slap shot through the glove of goalie Devan Dubnyk to break 53-1 tie midway through the second period.
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Rakell blasted a shot through the glove of goaltender Louis Domingue as Anaheim won from three down in a season opener for the first time in club history.
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During one visit with the Iraqi special forces, I saw a soldier who had been shot through his right calf, either by a sniper's round or random gunfire.
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Jason Pominville beat Derek Forbort to the puck off a faceoff and his feed from behind the net found Coyle to convert a short shot through Budaj's legs.
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Ethically, college basketball is difficult to support—it's less destructive than college football, but no less feudal or exploitive, and equally shot through with weird and rancid politics.
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Before we could gamble away $15,000 on IVF, I needed to undergo an X-ray of my uterus and fallopian tubes that included dye being shot through them.
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His strange but lucid figures, shot through with circles of background color as if by an imaginary hole puncher, are amply balanced by judicious amounts of empty space.
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Moments after hitting the post to miss a wide-open net, Toews finished a rush by wristing a shot through the five-hole of Ducks goalie John Gibson.
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A bedsheet had been hung from the frame, but you still had to hew to the corridor walls, because the snipers in Akha sometimes shot through the sheet.
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Detroit's Filip Hronek fired a shot through traffic in front, but Hart was able to snare the puck into his glove with 2:09 left in the second.
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Barzal pushed the Islanders' lead to 3-237 at 210 minutes 23 seconds of the third period as he tipped Toews's slap shot through traffic for his 202th.
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Nicole shot through Bermuda just a week after Hurricane Matthew tore a path of destruction through impoverished Haiti en route to the United States, where it triggered severe flooding.
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And even in the distortion of poetic form — the poem shot through with holes—how does the poem become another "event" as well, shaped by all of these factors?
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But the reporter on scene says that he shot through a glass window at the people he was shooting at, which brings up the point, was he targeting somebody?
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It's gonzo and bizarre, but it plays like a more refined version of that second-season strangeness, shot through with the absolutely heartbreaking terror of Laura Palmer's final days.
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Within two seconds of starting his verbal commands, the officer fires a shot through the window while he's in the middle of saying "show me" for the second time.
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Even read charitably, it seems shot through with an envy of the Anglican communion's longstanding attempt at letting seemingly contradictory propositions jostle semi-permanently under the same ecclesiastical roof.
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Gustav Nyquist intercepted a clearing attempt by Arizona defenseman Alex Goligoski and threaded a shot through traffic that beat goalie Scott Wedgewood at 313:231 of the first period.
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But those arguments are the tip of the iceberg, and they're always resting on top of a much bigger argument that is shot through the history of this country.
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If scientists spot another interstellar asteroid or comet like Oumuamua — the asteroid from another solar system that shot through ours in 2017 — the spacecraft could target that object instead.
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The structure of employment law that served the nation over the past eight decades is fraying, shot through with loopholes that employers use to their advantage to shortchange workers.
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From the blue line, with a crowd between him and the net, Pearson popped a seeing-eye shot through traffic that eluded Kuemper's late attempt at a glove save.
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Winnipeg pulled Hellebuyck with 1:57 remaining and got two good shots by Patrik Laine, including a wrist shot through traffic that Varlamov managed to squeeze with his pads.
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Dumba received the puck at the right point, evaded Nashville's Miikka Salomaki with a move to his left and fired a shot through traffic beating Rinne at 13:14.
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Less than two minutes later, J.T. Miller leaked a left-wing shot through Reimer's pads for his 23th goal to make it 23-21 New York at 13:21.
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If his performance as an executive—shot through with bankruptcy and litigation—had a professional football equivalent, it would be closer to the Cincinnati Bengals than Belichick's winning machine.
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" She told me, "The international community does not understand how outrageous this policy is, how far from basic human standards and how shot through with violence and sexual abuse.
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He pointed out that Mr. Sumter, who was shot through the heart and both lungs, fell dead about 240 feet from where the eyewitnesses said he had been shot.
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The fault, he believes, lies with our fixation on sleeping "in one straight shot through the night," a schedule that conflicts with the natural sleep rhythms of many people.
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All three forwards were on the ice when Fowler gave the Ducks a 1-0 lead with a slap shot through traffic at 3:23 of the first period.
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De Bruyne calmly controls and, with FOUR Brazilians in front of him, fires a right-footed shot through the square they made and beats Alisson inside the left post.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) NEW YORK, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Magic realism is a literary genre in which narrative is shot through with surreal, dreamlike, seemingly impossible moments.
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Even young Czechs, who did not experience Communist rule as adults (if at all), describe their society as being shot through with distrust, leaving them wary of their neighbors.
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In contrast to the case of his inspiration, Prospero, his daughter is dead, and his attempts to communicate with her result in a tender story shot through with humor.
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Again, the Avalanche answered, with Erik Johnson getting a breakaway and putting a shot through Budaj's legs for a 2-2 tie with 1:38 left in the period.
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Then the rest of the fruit comes in: To serve, I top everything with a bracing fresh orange relish shot through with sherry vinegar, garlic and flaky sea salt.
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Then the rest of the fruit comes in: To serve, I top everything with a bracing fresh orange relish shot through with sherry vinegar, garlic and flaky sea salt.
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A string of formidable albums followed, including "Yesterday You Said Tomorrow," in 2010, which sounded like a panoramic photo of a land in turmoil, shot through a dusty lens.
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However, Columbus tied the game at 213-22 with 21:22 to play in the third when Markus Nutivaara tapped in Oliver Bjorkstrand's shot through traffic with Kivlenieks pulled.
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The patties are shot through with fennel and coriander, and that halloumi burger also sports korokke, a crispy potato patty described on the menu as a Japanese hash brown.
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Lilly recalled a particularly amazing result of his experiments which involved a dolphin that had been rescued after being shot through the tail three times with a spear gun.
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As befits her reputation as the subtle sibling, the resulting music is calm and unexciting, shot through with brief moments of intermittent beauty and prolonged moments of spacey drift.
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Meghan was once an active Instagram and Twitter user, and her number of followers shot through the roof after it was confirmed that she was dating Prince Harry in 2016.
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Together, we watched a recording of me staring at a rally adorned with red flags, and then a measurement showing that my "anger" shot through the roof when swastikas appeared.
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But in the end, the nettle of his comment about my backside shot through all of the other romantic noise to help me understand how I was really being seen.
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"Apparently he shot through the bush, thinking it was a deer and it happened to be my cousin," Lane's cousin Michael Rawling told CNN affiliates WFOX/WJAX, referring to Romero.
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While that message may seem innocuous, the nature of 4chan meant that anyone receiving messages saying "learn to code" online was shot through with anti-Semitism, racism, and general hate.
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The sites in this case are 12 spots along the Flushing River, formerly thriving natural environments that are now degraded and shot through with highways, lumber yards, and parking lots.
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Shortly after Polak left the game, Martin's centering pass deflected off a skate and right to Kapanen, who backhanded a shot through Holtby's pads to tie it at 14:25.
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I eventually realized that what seemed true about Frozen Synapse 2 was the way the game balanced two ideas: First, that life was inherently shot through with compromise and entanglement.
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The Bulls never trailed after Kris Dunn hit a one-handed running bank shot through the lane with 212 seconds remaining in the second OT that made it 210-222.
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With a TV announcer commentating in his head, he would take a ball and swish a buzzer-beating shot through the hoop, and an imaginary crowd would erupt in cheers.
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The longer I looked at these tough, bold, challenging works the more I became convinced that Milan is making art that is urgent and tough and shot through with vulnerability.
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By that time, Paddock had shot through the door at Jesus Campos, a Mandalay Bay security officer who had gone to respond to an alarm, striking him in the leg.
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Forensic scientists excavating sites in Peru have found at least one gunshot fatality nearly a century older, an Inca man shot through the back of his skull by a conquistador.
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Neal opened the scoring for Nashville at 4:59 of the first period when he picked up a rebound in the slot and slid a shot through Johnson's five-hole.
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To be fair, Americans do plenty of our own crazy shit, like the man who allegedly shot through a Taco Bell drive-thru when he didn't get enough sauce packets.
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As Barnett attempted to free his left hand in the first round, Arlovski shot through for an underhook and drove off the fence to hit a well-timed outside trip.
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She meets Nick online, and the two begin a relationship shot through with BDSM that Gypsy only partially understands, and in which the boundaries between reality and fantasy are porous.
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Having moved past the disco pastiche that initially made him famous, the album nonetheless hits the dancefloor harder than before his stint with the Revolution, shot through with rhythmic punch.
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A successful pass from Marc Gasol makes you sit back in your chair, eyes dilated, shot through with pure pleasure, laughing at how The Magic Bear tricked those idiots AGAIN.
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An hour later, the Great Merlini would be discovered in his escape trunk, visibly breathing, but apparently quite dead — shot through the front, stabbed in the back and poisoned besides.
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Vilardi tied the score 2-2 at 9:12 of the third period when he fired a shot through traffic from the top of the right circle and past Anderson.
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The suspected gunman, who had railed against the paper online and in lawsuits, shot through the office's glass doors on Thursday, turning a quiet afternoon of filing stories into chaos.
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The following day, I talked in a hospital with Mohammed Sheko, 25, who had been shot through the shoulder once the fighters did begin trying to retrieve the stranded unit.
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"[The can] blew the console cover off of its hinges, shot through the sunroof, and went high enough in the air that it landed about 50 feet away," she wrote.
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Jets forward Drew Stafford was in the penalty box for high-sticking when Ryan McDonagh's point shot through traffic deflected to Hayes, who capitalized for his 183th of the season.
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Rangers defenseman Kevin Klein snapped Greiss' shutout with 220:48 remaining in the third period, beating him with a long shot through a screen for his ninth of the season.
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Kane stole the puck from Mark Scheifele near the blue line and then spun around and hit Kubalik driving to the net where he shoveled a shot through Hellebuyck's pads.
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Tkachuk, in one motion and despite being parallel to the net, managed to knock the puck down, regain control and tuck a shot through his legs and under Lehner's legs.
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Last week, even before Parkland, a car backfired outside my school, interrupting class with a sharp pop-pop-pop; adrenaline shot through my veins as I grabbed a friend in panic.
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" She continued: "I just walked over to say hello to her, and I couldn't believe it, but she turned around and it was like an arrow was shot through my heart.
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In her photos, shot through the windows of the train, we see the men and women who are not aboard Obama's train yet are very much a part of his journey.
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But the Avalanche regained the lead just 553 seconds later when Kadri, left alone at the top of the left circle, fired a wrist shot through traffic and through Fleury's pads.
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With Marterer serving at 2-3 Kyrgios played a shot through his legs for a winner and it appeared to ruffle Marterer who then made two unforced errors to drop serve.
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It's not surprising that we've all started to feel really, really bad about our pores — in a world where even the morning news seems to be shot through a magnifying glass.
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This undated photo provided by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office shows Lachrica Jefferson, who was shot through the heart and found under a mattress in an alley on Jan.
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Stalberg took a pass from center Dominic Moore and tucked a backhand shot through Montoya's legs to give the Rangers a 212-0 lead at 11:15 of the first period.
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The short's palette of bold primary colors and stylized aesthetic — retro 8-bit shot through with social media emoji — contrast sharply with the very adult situations faced by its cartoon characters.
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Upshall gathered a loose puck in the high slot, wheeled toward the net and fired a shot through a screen and between Smith's pads for his ninth goal of the season.
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Media covering the convention have struggled to act like this is just some other campaign, but the whole affair has been shot through with Trump's pissed-off 15-year-old sensibility.
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I remember I was talking about making a video for my song "Work It Out" on my album, I wanted it to be one single following shot through the whole video.
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As part of the announcement, the companies also revealed a new mixed reality video starring real-life Star Wars holograms of R2-D2 and C-3PO, shot through Magic Leap's technology.
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Moments after Luongo made a big left pad save off Turris, Smith fired a shot through defenseman Patrick Wiercioch's legs and over Anderson's catching glove for his 12th of the season.
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In their willful poshness, these names read as attempts to hand an insulating veneer of comfort to babies being born into a world shot through and sinking with discomfort and uncertainty.
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Impoverished and illegitimate, Noriko grows up in pre-war Japan obsessed with visions of a better life, an exercise in castle-building that is shot through with dreams of the West.
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"He was holding the door shut when the shooter was trying to gain access into that art room ... the shooter shot through the door, taking his (Garcia's) life," Smith told CNN.
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However, Ekman-Larsson finally opened the scoring for the Coyotes on a power play at 15:07 of the middle frame as he put a slap shot through a screened Markstrom.
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He made a steal near his own blue line, skated in along the right boards and fired a shot through Coreau's five-hole to give the Canadiens a 3-2 lead.
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During an extensive search after the call, a security team member shot through a locked door while checking rooms throughout the hospital, according to officials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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And so he started writing the music that he shot through with a quest for an alternative to 'wow, this feels really shite and as though the world's turned inside out.
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Earlier, Ahmed Hussein wept standing over the body of his 17-year-old son Ayman, who had been shot through the back just half an hour before in Mosul's Zahra neighborhood.
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Mr. Muhly's style is inherently restive — it's all unsettled motion, shot through with tender exhalations — but the sound world is so hyper-polished and unvarying that the restlessness feels paradoxically static.
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Colonics as "cleanses" — in which liquid is shot through a tube in the rectum into the colon — aren't necessary and carry serious risks, according to Mayo Clinic physician Dr. Michael Picco.
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The tank from the water truck still lay smashed against a bank of rocks; it looked like a giant soda can shot through buckshot and then crushed by a giant hand.
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Her performance is shot through with pride, grief and cunning, never more so than in her unsettlingly tender scene with Orestes, the long-exiled son who has returned to murder her.
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Pazar's ode to elote — a bowl of shucked sweet corn shot through with lime — replaces the traditional cojita cheese with shaved manchego, and some of the dish's creaminess comes from labneh.
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When the audience member reminded Bennet that the maternal mortality rates have been adjusted for socioeconomic status, Bennet pivoted to talking about how "our whole system" is shot through with racism.
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Florida took a 23-21 lead with 212:21 remaining in the opening period when Jagr sent a wrist shot through Niemi's five-hole from the top of the right circle.
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In the slot, Connolly got a feed from Vincent Trocheck — playing in his 400th career game — at the end boards and finished with a shot through traffic and past Jarry's glove.
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Mr. Ricoeur's work, the newspaper Le Monde most recently pointed out, is shot through with apparent paradoxes, which in reality expressed a kind of civilizing wish to find a middle ground.
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However, any comeback hopes were dashed when Virtanen made it a 4-1 game with just under eight minutes remaining, finding the mark with a long point shot through a screen.
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Meier then gave San Jose a 3-2 lead about six minutes later when he redirected a Marc-Edouard Vlasic shot through Raanta's pads for his ninth goal of the season.
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On another near miss, St. Louis' Jaden Schwartz poked a point-blank shot through Koskinen's pads, only to see the netminder reach back and stop the puck at the goal line.
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It is a piece of bassy, synthy pop brilliance, shot through with a chest pain that throbs somewhere between longing, regret and the visceral red-hot sizzle of being positively vexed.
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In true Nochlin form, the chapter is shot through with the constant that we as viewers, gazers, are never neutral passengers in the framing and consumption of the depiction of women.
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Theoretically, passengers would climb into a pod that is levitated by magnets inside a vacuum-sealed tube, and then that pod will be shot through the tube to wherever it's going.
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They fell into fires, they were bitten to death, they were stabbed with swords and daggers, they had arrows shot through their chests, or they faced the fiery wrath of angry dragons.
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Lucas was replaced in the 74th minute by Cavani who had an immediate impact, collecting Angel Di Maria's perfect pass on the right and scoring with a low shot through Courtois's legs.
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Even more troubling ... it doesn't clearly look like he pulls a shoulder harness over himself, at least from the angle we're seeing here -- which is a straight-on shot through the windshield.
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Halley's choices are shot through with the desperation of having to find money for the next meal or the next rent payment, a myopic horizon that doesn't allow for reflection or planning.
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Watching the two dragons tangle in mid-air under the moonlight is a magical scene, in part because it is actually visible and not shot through ten pairs of gas station sunglasses.
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The movie's gruesome ultraviolence is shot through with an assumed fist pump, and its handful of attempts at emotion beyond, "Fuck yeah!" largely fall flat (including in a much-derided love scene).
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Lindholm took Noah Hanifin's centering pass and wristed a shot through defenseman Trevor Daley and past Murray, who sat out the previous two games as Fleury beat New Jersey in both games.
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Minnesota right winger Nino Niederreiter's pass found a wide open Scandella at the left point and his heavy shot through a screen beat Mason at 14:41 to make it 1-1.
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Ewing is certainly qualified for the Georgetown job, but part of that qualification owes to the unique sentimentality that's shot through college basketball in general, and programs like this one in particular.
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That coexistence depends on a tension between doctrine and practice, in which the church's official teaching remains conservative even as the everyday life of Catholicism is shot through with disagreement, relativism, dissent.
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The explosion created two cones of radiation that shot through the Milky Way, expanding from a tiny point near the central black hole to impact a vast portion of the Magellanic Stream.
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Martinsen tied it at 8:57 of the first when he picked up a loose puck in the slot and fired a shot through Allen's pads for his first goal since Feb.
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This requires more than a capacity to formulate smart answers to tricksy questions, or to randomly generate the opinions with which even the most fact-laden of human conversations are shot through.
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At the climax of the battle, the Union captain John Burton happened to comfort a dying Virginian officer of the same name, Lt. John T. Burton, who was shot through both cheeks.
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The barbed wire and white sky makes a broad anxiety about the future, and its capacity to become repressive, into a general scene shot through with specificity rather than an anecdotal image.
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As "Alias Grace" was shot through the election of President Trump, certain of the show's themes gained new resonance, particularly abortion (the reality of illegal procurement is bluntly depicted) and immigration (Ms.
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Just after a Senators power play expired, Dzingel grabbed a rebound near the crease and worked his way to the faceoff dot to set up before wristing a shot through the screen.
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Eurovision — the annual Continentwide song contest that is sort of like "American Idol" shot through with nationalist strife — is a breeding ground for controversy year after year, and 2017 is no exception.
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Walk-on running back Mitchell Pryor shot through a hole along the left side of the line for a 63-yard touchdown with 2:03 left, accounting for the game's last points.
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Why we're hyped: We've only seen Watchmen's pilot so far, but it's a dark, hypnotic take on the comic's ideas, shot through with an urgency about the times in which we live.
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There was, unexpectedly, a description of our father's funeral, thirty-two years before; it was shot through with emotion, and taught me in some ways how to deal with Shiva's own occasion.
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Petry then fired a rising shot through a maze of traffic and Tatar lifted his stick in time for the deflection from right in front of the crease to put it by Crawford.
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Sacramento, California: 20 Dead, 49 InjuredAt about 29 PM, a man shot through a closed door into an apartment in the North Highlands, hitting four of the 2350 people gathered inside before fleeing.
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The Florida center got a shot through traffic that Blues goalie Jake Allen never saw with just 218 seconds remaining in regulation, lifting the Panthers to a 241-53 victory over St. Louis.
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The Islanders took the lead just 212:113 later, when Anders Lee corralled a puck just in front of the crease and fired a shot through Chris Tierney's legs and past Dell's glove.
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Every gun-shy shellacking that the team has endured during its brutal recent skid—they have lost eight of their last 11 games—has been shot through with the purgatorial vibe of Metsiness.
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"Gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees," Davis tweeted before police confirmed the initial toll of those killed, with an unidentified number of persons injured.
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Because this is the story of a young woman, and she goes through a lot of deep, emotional experiences, and I really wanted it to be directed and shot through a female lens.
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While Aaron led the charge to create a distraction, his husband took a dangerous position and held the line, but it cost him a nasty-looking shot through the gut to do so.
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The Coyotes got within 2-1 at 8:30 of the first period when Ekman-Larsson connected on the power play with a slap shot through several bodies in front of the goal.
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Because Bush presided over disastrous wars and a global economic crisis, it's easy to forget that those debacles and others in the Bush era were shot through with corruption scandals large and small.
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At Valencia, Victor Osimhen had put Lille ahead after a breakaway in the 25th minute, sending a low shot through the legs of Valencia goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen in a one-on-one situation.
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Los Angeles tied the game at 2-2 just 25 seconds later when Nolan sped down the right wing and slipped a shot through Smith, who tried to pokecheck the puck but failed.
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Trump's rationale for leaving the Paris Agreement was nonsense, a series of lies shot through with paeans to a dying coal industry and undergirded by a paranoid zero-sum approach to international relations.
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House of Flying Daggers (China) This film feels as if it were shot through Instagram's Lo-Fi filter, and the wonderfully saturated colors are only part of this Chinese movie's lush, beautiful magic.
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Saad put the Blackhawks on the scoreboard first as he took a lead pass from Chris Kunitz, split Vancouver's defense and squeezed a shot through Markstrom at 6:56 of the opening period.
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Tarasenko followed with a breakaway goal off a Blackhawks turnover just five minutes later, firing a wrist shot through Berube's pads for his 33rd goal of the season and sixth in seven games.
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Most of Mr. Easton's panettone will be jeweled with citrus peel and homemade raisins, but a few will be more experimental, shot through with pieces of candied pumpkin, or candied quince and almonds.
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The dash is shot through with controversy, with whispers and questions about aids, be it the strong wind at the track that day or the rumors of doping that plagued Flo-Jo's career.
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But because the XIV was designed to produce opposite returns of the VIX, when the volatility index shot through the roof Monday, the XIV went through the floor, down a devastating 90 percent.
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Domi took a pass from Jeff Petry in the middle of the slot and then fired a wrist shot through the pads of Marc-Andre Fleury for his fourth goal of the season.
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Twenty-eight-year-old Atatiana K. Jefferson — who was black — was killed by the white officer, identified by police on Monday as Aaron Dean, when he fired a shot through her bedroom window.
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When it comes time to fight, however, you're probably still going to be in a big stadium-like space with high platforms, a few ramps, and a deep pit shot-through with tunnels.
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First Nikolaj Ehlers corralled a drop pass from Dustin Byfuglien and fired in a slap shot through a screen to beat Dallas netminder Kari Lehtonen to tie the game 49 seconds into the period.
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People will be shot through a series of tubes at 700 mph from city to city and, if Silicon Valley has its way, people will be hailing "flying cars" to avoid rush-hour traffic.
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Scored by French musician Robin Coudert, aka Rob, the film examines the dirtiest corners of Los Angeles through the eyes of a serial killer; in fact, the entire movie shot through his murderous POV.
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After getting the puck, Pietrangelo moved from his point position to the middle of the ice, and his long wrist shot through the screen found the mark for his second goal of the playoffs.
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People will be shot through a series of tubes at 250 mph from city to city and, if Silicon Valley has its way, people will be hailing "flying cars" to avoid rush-hour traffic.
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This last year and change especially has been shot through with intimations of collision and collapse, and the last few months have been defined by the horrific and darkly hilarious passive performance of it.
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He poked the puck away from Leon Draisaitl near the blue line in his own zone for a breakaway and then buried a backhand shot through Koskinen's pads for his 25th of the season.
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After receiving a pass from Curtis McKenzie, Ritchie sent a wrist shot through the five-hole of Jets goaltender Michael Hutchinson, who stopped 23 of 26 shots, for his second goal of the season.
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" Ben Shapiro, a writer who left the site over the Fields incident, later complained that the site had come to embody an "alt right" movement that was "shot through with racism and anti-Semitism.
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Another Wild defenseman, Prosser, made it 3-0 in the second before Point got the Lightning on the board with a wrist shot through traffic that deflected off Dubnyk's blocker and into the net.
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The noise and vibration that shot through the aircraft as the afterburners kicked in was breathtaking and like nothing I'd experienced before on commercial flights, essentially turning the delta-winged aircraft into a rocket.
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Eichel sped down the right side before cutting to the middle and flipping a soft backhand pass to Baptiste, who was in all alone and beat Allen with a backhand shot through Allen's legs.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago-traded corn and soybean futures shot through the roof last Thursday after government data suggested that U.S. farmers intended to plant far fewer acres this spring than the market had expected.
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The forces of the government (the police, military, prison guards, local governments) have been so shot through with corruption that citizens simply don't trust that they're willing or able to take down powerful criminals.
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Reed and Spieth had a magnificent duel here six years ago, when the former won a playoff after threading a miracle shot through the trees to set up birdie at the first extra hole.
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A brave, resilient goose has been seen ambling around upstate New York with an arrow shot through its neck for weeks—and local animal groups still can't manage to catch it, Buffalo's WIVB reports.
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If thinking is considered the mere absence of activity, then it might well look like a repudiation of life, and "The Book of Disquiet" is shot through with expressions of boredom, regret, and despair.
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Officials in Milwaukee say that a 2-year-old, who was not in a car seat, "retrieved a firearm that slid out from under the driver's seat and shot through the seat" on Tuesday.
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The breast meat is shot through with a fat green vein of ramp mousse; even more appealing is the second installment, a braised confit of the legs under morels and a lush ramp hollandaise.
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In foreign policy, Bushism began with the promise of restraint but ultimately came to mean hawkishness shot through with Wilsonian idealism, a vision of a crusading America whose interests and values were perfectly aligned.
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The grenade blast inside the Hell House, which peppered his right leg with shrapnel, was Mitchell's third serious injury during that deployment; he had been shot through the right arm only the day before.
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Shot through with slivered almonds, pistachios and a restrained amount of candied orange zest, its main attribute was the toasty fragrance of the rice itself — the other ingredients acted only as brilliant supporting characters.
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"Portrait of an Artist" is the more interesting of the two paintings, giving us, in lieu of a totemic splash of pool water frozen in midair, a sweeping tableau shot through with complex emotion.
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Dustin E. Kirby, a former Navy corpsman who was shot through the mouth in Iraq in 2006, met Mr. Obama in 2009 after the president gave a speech at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.
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Looking at Kertesz's 1970 print of the negative, it's easy to think that what we are seeing is a photograph of a city through a broken window, perhaps one shot through with a bullet.
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But, in 235, the Black community was looking for answers and solutions when Tyesha Edwards was killed by a stray bullet shot through her home while she was doing homework at the kitchen table.
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The Blues cut the deficit to 2-1 in the second period on a one-man rush by Perron, who got one shot through defenseman Ryan Ellis before firing home his own long rebound.
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That means they were blissfully unaware of everything that had transpired since — the murder of Tara's girlfriend, Denise, shot through the face by Dwight; the deaths of Glenn and Abraham; the subjugation of Alexandria.
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Hossa's shot through traffic from high in the slot beat Cory Schneider on the glove side, moments after the Devils' Mike Cammalleri had hit the post on a prime chance against Chicago's Corey Crawford.
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Prosecutors had successfully argued that he touched off the killings with a precision shot through the head of a driver of a stopped white Kia as the Blackwater convoy moved through the traffic circle.
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He passed a deli, turned toward the mobile command post, cinched his hood tighter over his face and then fired one shot through a passenger-side window, said J. Peter Donald, a police spokesman.
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Leo Komarov continued the New York run by sneaking a shot through Samsonov's legs 45 seconds into the second period, and Jordan Eberle made it 5-1 with a goal midway through the period.
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Backstrom, who ranks second in the NHL with 2500 assists, opened the scoring 6:33 into the game when he snapped a wrist shot through defenseman Radko Gudas and over the shoulder of Neuvirth.
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Meanwhile, Obama's speech was shot through with Republican-sounding themes — approving references to Ronald Reagan and the "city on a hill," reminders about the importance of the founding documents, a paean to American democracy.
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Related: Minimalist Optical Patterns Emerge in Max Cooper's New Music Video Enter an Alternate Sensory Reality with Max Cooper's 4D Sound Show Max Cooper's New Video Is A Visual Feat Shot Through Countless Shattered Mirrors
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The underlying logic of that plot, however, is as murky as much of the action, which is invariably shot through pounding rain, as Ghidorah has the unfortunate habit of bringing bad weather along with him.
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The music in this trailer is kind of mismatched, but overall it's an interesting first look with a fun long shot through a train car with the film's cast all reacting to the titular murder.
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Eriksson Ek increased Minnesota's lead to 3-1 just 28 seconds into the third period when he whacked in a rebound of a Dumba shot through Quick's pads for his first goal of the season.
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Hamilton opened the scoring for the Flames at 5:24 of the first period when he fired a point shot through traffic that beat Hammond, who was screened by center Sean Monahan on the play.
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These wide-angle images, shot through a 16 mm fish-eye lens, let you see an awful lot of the Vertical Assembly Center at Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans where the tanks are built.
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Over the last few days, media outlets have managed to catch some janky footage shot through some trees of Trump taking a similarly janky swing and, really, everything about Trump and 2017 has been janky.
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Tyler Pitlick got the Stars on the board when he snapped a wrist shot through traffic that beat Nashville goaltender Juuse Saros to the glove side with 6:55 to play in the first period.
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The lead track is a remix of Evanescence's alt rock classic "Bring Me To Life," taking the original's haunted narrative and submerging it further into tumultuous, depressive ambiance shot through with an agitated dembow beat.
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Even science, the (cognitively unnatural) mode of inquiry through which we try to suspend our assumptions and accept only what the data shows, is in practice shot through with culturally bound heuristics and value judgments.
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Toronto made it 24-21 late in the first when Morgan Rielly won a puck race in the corner and fed Nazem Kadri, who one-timed a shot through the pads of Hutchinson (36 saves).
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Jason Pominville fed a pass to the blue line, then provided a screen in front of Talbot as Dumba blasted a long-range shot through a crowd and into the lower corner of the net.
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Connor, who also had two assists, picked up a drop pass from Patrik Laine above the left circle, went in and fired a wrist shot through the pads of Malcolm Subban for the game-winner.
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Now, I would like to see an investigation and acknowledgment of nonfiction shot through a woman's lens—I'd love to see the show take on Blackfish, or Paris Is Burning, or Whatever Happened, Miss Simone?
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The hosts mustered just one shot through the first 10 minutes but made up for it going forward only to see Rask provide all kinds of big stops, notably against Ryan Murphy and Matt Cullen.
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Bannon told a Mother Jones reporter in August 2016, when asked about Breitbart, that "we're the platform for the alt-right" — referring to the now-infamous online movement shot through with racists and neo-Nazis.
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"Gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees," Phil Davis, the crime reporter for The Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland, tweeted shortly after the shooting in his office.
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It was tough to say, though, because he landed hard on his left shoulder with a conspicuous crack, and as a sear shot through his side and back, things did definitely darken for a moment.
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The country of Georgia, located near the border of Europe and Asia, is shot through by the Caucasus Mountains, boasting bands of precipitous snow-capped peaks sure to dazzle and challenge any winter sports enthusiast.
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Martinez brought the puck from behind the net into the offensive zone and fired a wrist shot through the legs of Brendan Smith and past goaltender Henrik Lundqvist for his first goal of the season.
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"Right off the hop, you saw the great talent he has in being able to get things done on the power play — the passing and getting his shot through at the right time," Vigneault said.
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They're shot through with references to pop culture, literary texts, and political philosophers, but Bonney always wears his learning lightly: one never gets the sense that he is speaking a language reserved for the initiate.
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The people of Iraq have had much to protest: Their post-Saddam government has been shot through with corruption and sectarianism while proving utterly inept at security operations and the provision of basic public services.
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Over the course of his long career, the British novelist wrote more than 30 works populated with clever children and frequently monstrous adults, sprinkled with made-up words, and shot through with sly, surprisingly dark humor.
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He served as a medic—he said he refused to carry a gun; he's not a violent person—and was in Vietnam for just two days before he got shot through the shoulder and sent home.
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"One night 11 years ago, a man high on crystal meth with a pistol shot through the windshield of my band's van as we were heading back to our hotel after a show," Cohn tells PEOPLE.
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The carriages are shot through raised metal tubes across the landscape at over 1,000 kilometers an hour, arriving at another spacious, gleaming circular depot like something out of a Blade Runner sequel directed by Steve Jobs.
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Nearly every indicator of health and quality of life shot through the roof once electricity became widespread — and it's not exaggerating to suggest that health and quality of life are in jeopardy from modern environmentalists' proposals.
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The upcoming midterm election is our best chance to fight back against an administration shot through with unprecedented lying, gaslighting, corruption and anti-American intolerance — by electing a Congress that will doggedly investigate, not meekly enable.
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It began with a lengthy tracking shot through the castle's courtyard, following Sam and then Lyanna and finally Tyrion as people like Bran and Theon passed through, reinforcing the human connections before it all went off.
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The Oilers made it 5-0 on a power-play goal by McDavid and Nygard's third goal of the season, when the latter rifled a wrist shot through traffic from the high slot past Raanta's glove.
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Glass then put Vegas back in front early in the third period with his third goal of the season, taking a pass from Eakin in the right circle and firing a wrist shot through Kinkaid's pads.
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Dean resigned on Monday before he could be fired for breaching a string of police policies by shooting Jefferson dead with a single shot through a bedroom window, according to Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus.
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For George Orwell, this meant being with the poor and the oppressed — living as a homeless tramp in England, a dishwasher in Paris, getting shot through the neck as a soldier in the Spanish Civil War.
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Nashville tied the game at 6:13 of the second period when Jarnkrok got to a loose puck above the left circle and sent a wrist shot through traffic for his 10th goal of the season.
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Because the XIV was designed to produce opposite returns of the VIX, when the volatility index shot through the roof Monday — a record 118 percent — the XIV went through the floor, down a devastating 90 percent.
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He somehow threaded his recovery pitch shot through the trees to the edge of the green and proceeded to save par, but bogeyed the next hole before fighting back with the hat-trick of late birdies.
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Stories like this are unfolding by the hundreds, as volunteers shot through with adrenaline, fear, and good-natured human concern make the same mistakes we all do, when they're suddenly thrust into a nightmare like this.
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He is charged with murdering 40-year-old Justine Ruszczyk Damond, whom he shot through his car window on the night of July 15, 2017 while responding to her 911 call to report a possible sexual assault.
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A desperate search is underway for a Texas mother of three who was allegedly abducted at gunpoint early Sunday by her estranged boyfriend, who entered her home and fired a warning shot through a wall, say police.
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Lee got his stick on a shot by New Jersey's John Moore just inside the blue line and shouldered Moore aside before corralling the puck on a breakaway he ended by firing a shot through Kinkaid's legs.
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The move saved Behemoth from destruction and probably won us the whole battle, and the next turn my pilot, my character, stepped forward in his sniper-loadout Vindicator and put a shot through that Hunchback's cockpit windshield.
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Here's what to seek out if you're in the mood for something offbeat... Assassination Nation looks a bit like Mean Girls by way of Spring Breakers, but shot through with the ferocious rage of a Purge sequel.
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Companies frequently avail themselves of legal yet complex strategies that reduce the amount they pay in overseas earnings, the result of what critics argue is a tax regime shot through with distortions, moral hazards and perverse incentives.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Shot through by German machine gun bullets and tattered by the wind, an American flag that flew on the first U.S. invading ship on D-Day came home on Thursday in a White House ceremony.
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After a night wandering among the city's wooden houses, I boarded a minivan, which shot through the Siberian countryside at a white-knuckle pace, the driver hitting potholes with the relish of a surfer catching a wave.
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The city, for better or for worse, makes these people who they are, and they in turn make London the city Tempest unflinchingly evokes: cold, gray, profoundly lonely, but shot through with homely chatter and rare warmth.
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Hall beat Vancouver goaltender Jacob Markstrom with a shot through the legs after Travis Zajac forced a turnover in Vancouver's end and sent the puck to Hall, who kept it while teammate Damon Severson skated alongside him.
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Instead of a sprawling open world with endless amounts of trivia to occupy and ultimately waste my time, Vampyr gave me a few neighborhoods shot-through with mysteries and stories, and stocked with characters worth learning about.
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With its sagging, waterlogged analog synths lines and hushed spoken word, this one's pretty unified in sound and spirit, shot through with the wistful discontent that breathes life into so much of the world's best synth instrumentals.
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At the same time, pickup truck sales have shot through the roof in the last few years (alongside SUV sales), meaning there may be a great opportunity for the first companies to ship a viable electric truck.
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Kane's first goal, a wrist shot through traffic from the top of the slot that beat Reimer on his glove side, came at 8:36 of the first period and gave San Jose a 1-0 lead.
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Gender and its discontents indeed form the central theme of Hartman's entertaining picaresque, which picks up where her two previous fantasy novels, "Seraphina" and "Shadow Scale," left off: in a medieval world shot through with modern concerns.
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Bowman agrees with Linzen that some of GLUE's training data is messy — shot through with subtle biases introduced by the humans who created it, all of which are potentially exploitable by a powerful BERT-based neural network.
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Of course, the timing will coincide with Harry and Meghan Markle officially transitioning out of their senior roles in the Royal Family ... which many folks consider a shot through the heart that gives them a bad name.
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The camera body, and its accompanying lens, are badly dented and are shot through with debris; the equipment sat under Mr. O'Donnell's desk for several years, after being sent to The Times by Walter Reed Medical Center.
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It opens with a long tracking shot as a buoyant jukebox hit ("In the Still of the Night" by the Five Satins) plays on the soundtrack, faintly echoing the famous tracking shot through the club in Goodfellas.
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At the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, there are black and white posters plastered on walls showing a World War II-era aircraft shot through with bullets, but still flying — a reminder to staff of what's at stake.
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Shot through that quilt are memories — patchwork remnants of the dresses my mother made for me as I was growing up, bits left over from the simple blouses and skirts I made for myself in middle school.
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Being shot through a pressurized tube like documents to a bank teller is an image right out of 1503s science fiction, and tech guru Elon Musk, who proposed the initial model, has hyped the idea for years.
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What results here, then, is a party banger that sounds like a mainlined vodka-Red Bull, shot through by Avelino going shoulder-to-shoulder with two of the greats and with everyone at the top of their game.
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The Oilers looked as if they had broken the scoreless drought eight minutes into the second period when Oscar Klefbom took a feed from Jesse Puljujarvi at the point and blasted a shot through traffic and past Holtby.
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By early 2019, discussions about ship dynamics had once again become more generalized, but memes about them were now shot through with a wry self-awareness about how various ship dynamics interact, overlap, and build off one another.
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Verge video director Vjeran Pavic had a chance to test out the Travel Tripod ahead of today's launch, and he noted that the ball head is extremely easy to use, even while framing a shot through the viewfinder.
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Kris Versteeg then ripped a right-wing shot through an Alex Chiasson screen for a power play goal in the opening minute of the second to make it 2-0 Calgary before the Devils got their offense untracked.
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The former forces the player to be realistically shot-through with their relationship to the fantasy world of Tamriel, and the latter gives the player the opportunity to break down the steps and mechanics of hunting for survival.
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While Kyle Turris was getting all the praise on NBCSN for whatever he did by the boards, Karlsson's shot through traffic to hit the post was the biggest reason Dzingel had the greatest moment of his NHL career.
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In a city shot-through with the history and memorials of its legendary film industry, there are decades of video game history squirreled away in stores that are as unique and memorable as the neighborhoods they call home.
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Byron took a pass from Max Domi while cutting in front of the net and beat Marc-Andre Fleury with a backhand shot through his pads to give Montreal its first overtime win in six tries this season.
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When you get to the top, the darkness opens into a giant space: windows shot through with light, a forest of heavy bags, jump ropes dangling from hooks, twin boxing rings, mirrors, and shelves of gloves and mitts.
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Connor, who also had two assists in the contest, picked up a drop pass from Patrik Laine above the left circle, went in and fired a wrist shot through the pads of Malcolm Subban for the game-winner.
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Sometimes these spots are shot through a filter of exoticism, with the eye of an artist from elsewhere who is fascinated, appalled and intoxicated by the amber waves of grain and the sparkling sands of our diamond deserts.
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Aussie shares were propped up by miner BHP Billiton , which also has a large exposure to oil, and Woodside Petroleum, after oil prices shot through the roof over escalating tensions in Iran, a major oil and gas producer.
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The Golden Knights turned it over in their own zone and Connaution picked up the puck and fired a wrist shot through traffic and past a surprised Fleury for the first two-goal game of his NHL career.
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" It's a note on mortality that sounds painfully like a sign-off in the most finite sense, and comes shot through with empathy and crisis: "You've been hurt / And I've been hurt / But what do we do now?
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There are sequences of her black cat stretching – shot through a red or blue filter — that brought to mind the cat in Fuses (1965), Carolee Schneeman's self-shot, silent, collaged film of her and James Tenney making love.
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TV Chosun, a national television station, was criticized for a report — on the possibility that the North Koreans were watching South Korean television — that relied on footage shot through the living room window of the cheerleaders' condo units.
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But he is going about it in a different way from his predecessor, Enrique Peña Nieto, who opened up oil and gas to private investment but left Pemex, the state oil company, indebted and shot through with corruption.
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Stephenson stole the puck from Robert Thomas along the right boards in the Blues' zone and then went the length of the ice and beat Jake Allen with a backhand shot through his pads for the game-winner.
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With no other option and the clock down to 2 seconds, he pulled out the AWP and shot through the box with a prayer, hitting the last player and winning the round with less than a second to spare.
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A quick scene of Claire advising someone to keep their wound clean is shot through the broken glass of a car, a brief but effective reminder that Luke Cage had the best camera angles of the individual Defenders series.
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Hundreds of gay men explored and occupied the spaces that were made available there during this time, turning the haunting, broken buildings into makeshift canvases for radical art, and into a sprawling sexual cruising ground shot through with danger.
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I was one of them, and while the Jesus Is King film is beautifully produced, set in a prayer dome designed by the artist James Turrell and shot through what looks like a widened pinhole camera, it's otherwise hollow.
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While we haven't gotten to try the headset, Leap Motion design VP Keiichi Matsuda has posted some very cool early videos shot through a prototype — including demonstrations of handling a holographic cube and pulling up a virtual wrist display.
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Nisman was found in his home shot through the head days after accusing Fernandez of trying to derail the bombing investigation as part of a plan to close the country's energy gap by trading Argentine grains for Iranian oil.
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But the '276 speech was his masterpiece: poetic, shot through with rhythm and imagery and propulsion, layered into a carefully constructed latticework that propelled both reader and listener through its dawning logic artfully, from beginning to middle to end.
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Gaudreau then scored a wrap-around goal 44 seconds later on a two-man advantage for the Flames before Wiercioch drove to the net and put a shot through Elliott's legs at 18:35 to round out the scoring.
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The Oilers scored first, moments after Canadiens center Alex Galchenyuk missed a wide-open net at the other end, when Milan Lucic beat Price with a wrist shot through the five-hole at 4:17 of the second period.
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Antonio Valencia created the opportunity with a curled pass off the outside of his foot and Martial, strangely unmarked in a Leicester penalty box that is usually locked fast, struck his shot through the legs of goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.
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Dallas tied it four minutes later when Hintz stole the puck from defenseman Deryk Engelland just inside the Vegas blue line and then went in and backhanded a shot through Fleury's pads for his ninth goal of the season.
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In the 63rd minute, the Argentine finished off a stunning counterattacking move, accelerating past Chelsea's defenders on the left side of the box before swiveling toward Courtois and hitting another low shot through the legs of Chelsea's hapless keeper.
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These limited open-world segments, which make up a large portion of the single-player campaign, are shot through with bits of quiet exploring—and an air of melancholy as Kait discovers lost secrets of herself and the COG.
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There is a matter-of-factness to Ripley's heroism: she is not a screaming damsel in distress (a role unfortunately fulfilled by Lambert), and her sexuality is largely irrelevant, even though the film is shot through with body horror.
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The likelihood of a bigger rate cut shot through the roof later in the day, after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell tried to counter the market's expectations with a statement: "The fundamentals of the US economy remain strong," Powell said.
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Balanchine's "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" (1980, to music from Gounod's "Faust") comes first; its dancing on Saturday was shot through with the vivifying freshness of musicality and texture that makes this an exceptional troupe, by Balanchine standards, anywhere in the world.
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Perhaps less than an hour later, Mr. Bonds walked up to a mobile police command center stationed on East 153rd Street and fired a single shot through the passenger-side window, killing Officer Miosotis Familia as she sat inside.
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According to the investigation report, Army Special Forces troops serving with him in Afghanistan in 2010 reported that, as a sniper, he had shot through an Afghan girl to hit the man who was carrying her, killing them both.
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The 2½-year-old dog, Rex, was shot through the neck and legs trying to protect his owner, Javier, who hid in an upstairs closet after he heard noises and glass shattering downstairs, according to a GoFundMe page for the dog.
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An Arkansas man has been arrested and charged with murder in the death of a 3-year-old boy who was fatally shot through the window of his family's car in an alleged road rage incident on Saturday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Karlsson completed the power-play-goal trifecta at 3:43 of the third period when he took a pass from Thornton while in the high slot and whipped a high wrist shot through the screen to make it 3-0.
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When linebacker Corey Lemonier shot through and sacked Tannehill, stripped the ball and fell on it at the Miami 29 with just 22 seconds left, Cleveland was primed for its first win of the season after an 0-216 start.
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The exhibition closes with the kneeling Hitler piece "Him" (2001), a work that I found, in this regal context, shot through with lyricism and associative brilliance — exactly what was so appallingly missing in Cattelan's très kitsch comeback exhibition at Galeries Lafayette.
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Monahan's wrist shot through a screen at 240:2192 of the third period gave Calgary a 210-213 advantage and Engelland followed with his goal 217:271 later when his wrister from the point got through a crowd in the crease.
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Winnipeg captain Blake Wheeler opened the scoring 3:13 into the affair with his 11th goal of the season, taking a pass from Josh Morrissey while on the rush and ripping a shot through a defender's legs and over Jones' trapper.
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A little more than three minutes later, after Giroux drew a holding penalty on Fedor Tyutin, Simmonds went to work again, deflecting a Shayne Gostisbehere point shot through Smith for his 27th goal and his 13th on the man advantage.
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Zuccarello scored on a breakaway at 1:28 of the third period just as he left the penalty box, taking a pass from Joel Eriksson Ek and driving a quick wrist shot through the legs of Ducks goalie John Gibson.
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He had a one-shot lead until pulling his tee shot into the left rough, running a low shot through the green and into a back bunker, and having to scramble just to escape with a bogey and a 67.
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It's slow, difficult work, shot through with setbacks, like a recent evening in which I became so convinced I would choke on a plate of dumplings that I threw them violently away from me, spilling ponzu sauce all over the floor.
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Just before Damond, a Sydney native, was shot through a patrol car window by an officer before midnight Saturday, officers spotted an 18-to-25-year-old white male bicycling in the area, according to investigators who interviewed one officer.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A Philadelphia police officer ambushed by a man who claimed allegiance to Islamic State took the witness stand on Thursday to describe being shot through the open window of his cruiser in a chilling attack caught on video.
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It will be all the more impressive knowing that the cast and crew were shot through with a frigid North Atlantic wind that whipped everyone during filming, and sent them all flying back to the on-set coffee cart during resets….
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Beneath the bumpy streusel and sunken crust lies a soft yeast-risen cake, buttery as brioche, shot through with sticky, fudgy veins of chocolate, and drenched in enough sugar syrup to render it moist, tender and just the slightest bit sticky.
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Almost 0003 years after he was shot through the mouth, Kirby, a veteran of the Iraq War, was having his face overhauled again, the latest stop on what will be a lifelong tour of the damage a single bullet can do.
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Black armored vehicles sped into the clinic run by the elite Counter Terrorism Service (CTS) throughout the morning, ferrying in the casualties - an elderly man shot through the knee, another with a leg wound, a girl hit in the chest.
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The Room A large-scale custom macramé work by the Lisbon artist Diana Meneses Cunha — rope shot through with twigs and blue cotton accents — was suspended from the ceiling, dividing the seating and bed areas of our ocean-view suite.
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The series of portraits of perfectly-coiffed aristocrats and their children are shot through with a dose of whimsy via clown noses and jarring streaks of makeup, though the results are not so much shocking as they are lighthearted pranks.
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The book is shot through with humor, both laugh-out-loud and subtle, and Ruby, whose Y.A. novel "Bone Gap" won a Printz Award and was a finalist for a National Book Award, takes delight in a beautiful, evocative phrase.
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The President is in a den of vipers shot through with a cadre of aides trying to save the world from a crisis, according to the book (and since the start of his presidency, we've seen little reason to doubt it).
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It was like a primer for Cold War paranoia: The compound is shot through with listening devices, they told me — the legacy of a 1970s diplomatic blunder in which the United States agreed to allow Soviet workers to construct the buildings.
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Palace's fans at least kept up a noisy chorus to enliven the first Amazon stream and they were rewarded in the 76th minute when Schlupp advanced unopposed down the left and fired a powerful left-foot shot through keeper Aaron Ramsdale.
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The campaign was shot through with reports of voter suppression by state Republicans, led by Kemp -- then Georgia's secretary of state -- including his controversial past purging of voter rolls, wonky voting machines and questions over the rejection of absentee ballots.
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You can read and see a lot more at Tilt Five's Kickstarter page if you're interested, including how you can use the game board's kickstand for other kinds of games, and see footage shot through the lens of the glasses themselves.
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Kuznetsov made it 2-0 early in the second period with a power-play goal, carrying the puck into the middle of the right circle then firing a wrist shot through Miller's pads for his 12th goal of the season.
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A few weeks earlier, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, a different drone, flown remotely by its pilot, Paul Nurkkala, shot through a gate at the top of a 131-foot-high tower, inverted into a roll and then dove toward the earth.
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Stavrinaki's gaze into the all-over deep now is shot through with contingency capable of interpreting chance as meaningful and apparent — something usually done only at the level of abstract sets of data when submitted to the indifferent machinations of algorithms.
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Last night, on Later... with Jools Holland, he performed "Radio Silence," a song that encapsulates much of what he's about: club ready production shot through with moments of utterly stark loneliness, guided through the dark by his slow-burning vocals.
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Palmview, Texas: 216 dead, 216 injuredAt about 20 AM, a man shot through the windows of a local grocery store's break room from the outside, killing one man and leaving two people critically injured and a fourth suffering from non-life-threatening injuries.
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Bystanders then told police that 25-year-old Ronald Williams (shot through his left leg and right calf) and 18-year-old Jnya Payne (shot in her pelvis, left leg, and twice in her right leg) had taken themselves to the hospital.
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New York (CNN Business)The Milken Institute Global Conference, the annual talkfest for the financial elite at a posh hotel in Beverly Hills, is usually shot through with references to lifting up the downtrodden and making capital work for the common good.
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The Pentagon on Monday refused to verify the authenticity of a propaganda video posted by the Islamic State that includes footage allegedly shot through the helmet camera of one of the four US soldiers killed in a deadly ambush in Niger last fall.
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It has that political drama's same sense of optimism, and the same sense that its characters can be at odds without wanting to literally kill each other, but it saves itself from sentimentality by always feeling shot through with a bittersweet melancholy.
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Our society (all societies?) are shot through with nonconsensual acts and experiences, mostly but not exclusively aimed at women, and this is one reason (but not the only one) why the default belief about sex is that it's a problem or a danger.
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While much of the opprobrium focuses, quite fairly, on Sansa's unnecessary rape at the hands of Ramsay Bolton, the season was shot through with darkness, ending on two episodes of unrelenting grimness—a nihilistic death march of child murder and promise betrayed.
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Niederreiter doubled the lead near the midway point of the second, fighting off a check from Blues defenseman Colton Parayko and wheeling to the blue line where he sent a low shot through a mess of sticks and skates in front of Allen.
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The windows of my cab had been sandblasted into a sea-glass dullness by the city's famously abrasive winds, and the scene outside looked weirdly like some kind of celebration—a festival or a wedding party—shot through a foggy video camera.
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But as time went by, and I began to document myself, my friends, and my own transition, I started to question what it meant that all the images of trans bodies I was exposed to growing up were shot through a cisgender lens.
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PlaySight, with six cameras and a system of sensors, can track each shot through graphics and video, allowing players and coaches to review a match or a practice session from multiple angles and with more detailed statistics than have been available before.
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Airline and hospital officials haven't said whether anyone experienced hypoxia when the flight -- en route from New York to Dallas with 144 passengers and five crew members -- lost pressurization after part of the Boeing 737-700's engine shot through a cabin window.
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On April 18, 1945, 20 days before the war in Europe ended, Pyle was shot through the left temple by a Japanese machine-gunner and died instantly in a ditch on the tiny island of Ie Shima, off the northwest coast of Okinawa.
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Haula took a pass from James Neal inside the blue line and then came in alone on the right side of the net, where he deked Kings goalie Jonathan Quick and fired a shot through his pads for his seventh career playoff goal.
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It opens at Castle Bam, with Bam Margera, shot through a fisheye lens, explaining that he has ordered some snow from the Poconos that he is going to use to wake up somebody named Shitbird, who is asleep in his living room.
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But the focus on judges and their lifetime appointments has meant that the lower-level executive branch nominees — what Mr. McConnell called "assistant secretaries of this, that and the other" — have stalled, leaving the executive branch resembling Swiss cheese, shot through with vacancies.
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This photographer, author and former No Wave rocker is known for favoring lo-fi technology like the pinhole camera, and every image in the exhibition — whether taken at home, grabbed from surveillance footage on the internet, or shot through a telescope — is blurry.
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And we heard from the President himself this morning and basically, I think this I.G. report gives them a lot of ammunition because they can say look the FBI, the people who were running this investigation we&aposre just shot through with anti-Trump bias.
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Detroit tied the score at 1 early in the second period after Larkin, just seconds out of the penalty box, got a loose puck off the back boards and fired a quick shot through the legs of Bishop with 16:30 left in the period.
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There's an amazingly grisly scene where De Niro gets shot through the leg with an arrow, and is then forced to thread twine through the wound before being suspended from the ceiling by the hole in his leg by Travolta, who looks like Playmobil.
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Sergio Adrián Hernández was a slender 15-year-old boy who loved soccer and aspired to be a police officer when he was shot through his left eye by Jesus Mesa Jr., a US Border Patrol agent, on June 6, 2010 in Ciudad Juárez.
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Montaigne famously retired to his castle with a library of a thousand volumes to write his Essais, which are shot through with bits from the great Roman authors and orators as well as with stories and anecdotes from both their contemporaries and subsequent chroniclers.
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Well, C.J. Mosley was inches—and maybe a spidey-grip—away from doing just that, but instead, after picking off Kirk Cousins, the ball popped out and shot through to the end zone, only to cause a touchback and send it back to Washington.
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Pulling open a thick metal door, I wandered into the basement, where Joey LaBeija shot through turn-up club tracks and reggaeton followed by a set of creaking hip-hop from a shirtless, grinning Telfar while everyone dissolved into a mash of sweaty limbs.
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The Americans' second goal came in the 230th minute, when Sweden's defense failed to clear a cross from the left side, letting the ball fall to the feet of Tobin Heath, who measured out a tiny opening of space and drilled a shot through it.
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Or to perfect an arrow shot through the flames to nail a mischievous Octorock and turn it into calimari (cooking made it in!) There are several systems at play here under the hood, and the version we played this afternoon is pleasantly fully-featured.
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Behind the bar — which is shielded by a pane of glass meant to reflect the restaurant's views of Central Park — garlic, onion, poppy seeds and sesame oil are heated in a volcano vaporizer and shot through a tube into the bag before it's sealed.
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She said her 10-year-old son was shot through the leg, her daughter's husband was arrested, and her own husband was one of dozens of men and boys in the village who were killed by soldiers armed with guns or machetes that night.
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"Our secular age is shot through with fundamental existential uncertainty and angst, and this makes it difficult to stand firm," writes the erudite Mr. Brinkmann, who, compared with his profane and jokey American colleagues, is the Max von Sydow character in this Woody Allen movie.
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Holden, who had recorded his first goal on a sharp-angle shot from the goal line in a dismal first period for the Rangers, scored the winner by stuffing a shot through the legs of Ottawa goaltender Mike Condon at 6:33 of the third.
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As Mr. Booker now tells it, he was both enforcer and reformer from the first, seeking to drive down crime while transforming a department crippled by scarce resources and antique equipment, and shot through with a culture of brutality protected by an intransigent police union.
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The extra time allowed investigators to dispel bogus witness statements, including accounts that Gasser shot through McKnight's windshield, pulled McKnight out of his Audi, shot McKnight while he was on the ground, used the N-word and boasted that he had voted for President-elect Donald Trump.
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"White Privilege II" might make a better documentary than a song: It's puzzling why a track shot through with Black Lives Matter protest audio and testimonials from blue collar whites balking at the idea of privilege didn't arrive with an arresting visual to tie it all together.
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Gaudreau opened the scoring at 5:63 of the first period during a man-advantage for the Flames before the Ducks tied things up at 9:59 with a power-play goal of their own when Lindholm blasted a point shot through traffic over Hiller's left shoulder.
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Still, all psychoanalyzing aside, from time to time certain artists' personal stories and the unique nature of their creations may suggest that, for such individuals, art was a life-saver, and the works that emerge from their imaginations feel shot through with a sense of urgency.
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"From what we've already seen, it's clear that the 2020 election campaign will be shot through with mis- and disinformation," said Paul Barrett, deputy director of the Center for Business and Human Rights at New York University who has written about disinformation in the coming campaign.
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Hardy delivers a performance that's shot through with some great physical comedy and sight gags, and the levity goes a long way to lightening what could have been an exercise in morbidity given the darkness of an alien-infected, organ eating anti-hero at the movie's core.
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A terrifying thriller shot through with razor-sharp social satire about the state of race in the United States, it's the directorial debut for the actor-turned-filmmaker, who up until now has been best known as half the duo behind the sketch comedy series Key & Peele.
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The Jets went on the power play 22 seconds later and Campbell made a save on Jacob Trouba's slap shot through traffic, followed by another on Connor's rebound try, but Connor lifted his second shot into the net for a 2-0 lead at 12:37.
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The grandmother, Kim King-Macon, 23, was unaware the child had been shot through the car door in the Saturday evening confrontation until she traveled another 27 miles or so to the parking lot of a J.C. Penney store, Little Rock Police Lt. Steve McClanahan tells PEOPLE.
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For the first few years of her career, this singer-songwriter was most often described as a folk artist; with her intense, brooding songs of heartbreak shot through a sepia filter, she sounded like a student of Leonard Cohen, or a distant cousin of Bill Callahan.
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A shot through the open doors of a paddy wagon reveals two men on opposite sides of the van's spare tire, covering their faces with hats; the result is a comic mystery and a sort of Mickey Mouse silhouette, in which their hats look like ears.
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Detroit had tied the score at 1 early in the second period after Dylan Larkin, just seconds out of the penalty box, got a loose puck off the back boards and fired a quick shot through the legs of Bishop with 16:30 left in the period.
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There is no particular bubble that is more important or more objectionable or more impermeable than any other, not the bubble over some prosperous boomtown's vegan smuglands or the bubble over a seething locked-in suburb-beyond-the-suburb shot through with secret decay and shame.
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The Harry and Louise ads were shot through with loud notes of fear: The spots used the stylistic conventions of soap opera and were often backed by haunting piano melodies of the type that, in a soap, signal that an awful secret is about to be exposed.
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This sequence of events, explained in more detail on Tuesday, offered one potential explanation of what happened in the confusing moments before a white Fort Worth police officer abruptly shot through a bedroom window on Saturday and killed the 28-year-old black woman who lived inside.
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JERUSALEM — When an Israeli soldier fired a single shot through the window of a home in a West Bank settlement this month, wounding a Palestinian assailant and putting an end to a stabbing rampage that killed three people, many Israelis hailed the soldier as a hero.
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The Hunger Games is shot through with the knowledge of somebody who used to work in the TV industry, and Collins is always careful to ground the story Katniss is trying to sell within the larger stories and strategies that everybody around her is plugging away at.
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Gutoskey's tribute is as vibrant and beautiful, and shot through with chaos, as the victims whose lives and bodies were broken to pieces two years ago — and perhaps offers those who continue to live with the tragedy a visual language with which to express their grief.
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The most striking of these images, "Model wearing Digby Morton suit, shot through arch revealing Blitz bomb damage, London, England, 1940," shows a model in a black and gray skirt suit standing in front of buildings reduced to rubble, her body turned slightly to look at the ruins.
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If his earlier, brighter, rather spare pictures were marked by a metaphysical air, now the currents of memory that had long helped shape his worldview found expression in colors shot through with melancholy, nostalgia, romance, gentle humor, and an abiding sense of curiosity about what makes people tick.
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On first dates, I love to spill the R-word and watch the immediate symptoms of phobia appear: beads of sweat slowly forming on the guy's forehead, fueled by fear that my expectations of "us" have officially shot through the roof and we haven't even ordered calamari yet.
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Winters' son described his mother's last actions based upon accounts from those inside the newsroom, where six of 11 people who were there survived after a gunman with a documented grudge against the paper shot through the glass doors outside and then kept firing with his pump-action shotgun.
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Which gives her no time at all to prepare for what's ahead: a gilded world of private islands, designer dresses, and million-dollar jewels, shot through with all the complicated history and cutthroat drama that tends to come along with private islands, designer dresses, and million-dollar jewels.
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While the protagonists are still white, heterosexual, and upwardly mobile, there is something that feels modern about the way their relationships come together and fall apart—happy moments are shot through with a sad glance, arguments are never really resolved, and sex is for whenever you can get it.
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This is the world of Lara Jean; a world of argyle knee socks and meeting boys in fantasy fields – a world of wide shots where nothing happens on screen except a small smile at a tender moment, where everything looks like it's shot through an Instagram filter (Perpetua, maybe?).
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Russia must be seen as both unconstrained and beleaguered—a duality that harks back to the years of Stalinism, which saw the Soviet Union both as a beacon leading the world into an inevitable communist future and as a fortress besieged by enemies and shot through with spies.
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The scientific explanations are shot through with descriptions of her own diving experiences: "Stripes of inky blue and ripe banana-yellow run across the fish in front of me; its eyes are hidden beneath a black mask, like a gem thief," she writes of encountering an emperor angelfish.
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Mickelson's new caddie had an up-close look at his brother's wizardry on their 11th hole when, after finding the rough on the far side of the cart path on the 387-yard par-4 hole, Mickelson hit a rainbow flop shot through a small gap in the trees.
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And Theron and Larson together provide a pivot to the final prize, best picture, because their movies were this year's yin and yang for me — Theron's big and wild and better than just about every other overhyped blockbuster put together, Larson's claustrophobic and intimate and shot through with terrible emotion.
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Mohamed Noor, 33, is charged in the murder of 40-year-old Justine Ruszczyk Damond, whom he shot through his patrol car window during the night of July 15, 2017 in a dark alley while responding to her 911 call to report a possible sexual assault near her Minneapolis home.
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Whiplash made it clear he was a filmmaker to pay attention to, but his ambition with La La Land is much more bold, a glorious musical shot through with hope and regret, idealism and bittersweet acceptance, all buoyed by the singing-dancing-acting marvels that are Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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Parayko stole the puck deep in the Dallas zone, worked his way to the left point, moved to the middle of the ice, and then sent a long wrist shot through a maze of skaters and into the net 4:19 into the clash for his second goal of the season.
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Thorburn then took advantage of a defensive breakdown by the Golden Knights to tie it at the 6:14 mark of the third period, cutting to the net all alone, taking a pass from Scottie Upshall from behind the net and firing a shot through Subban's pads for his first goal since Dec.
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Although that manoeuvring helped pull the Nissan-Renault alliance back from the brink of crisis, the former Ghosn lieutenant is now faced with the unenviable task of trying to shore up a two-decade-old partnership that many in Japan see as lopsided, deeply inequitable and shot through with mistrust on both sides.
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Working with an elongated silhouette, either via blouson bouclé jackets shot through with metallic glints narrowing to midcalf skirts underneath, or squared-off tops over generous culottes and full skirts (for day), and chiffon-light gowns (for evening), Mr. Lagerfeld offered up a master class in the extraordinary abilities of the couture atelier.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. For a show that prides itself on dull, predictable music occasionally shot through with rare brilliance and framed by rudimentary gags that seem to be ghostwritten by Lee Mack, the Brits arrived this year with a level of apprehension you could almost classify as excitement.
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Carlo opened the scoring just 22015:216 into the game when the Boston defenseman skated with the puck from his spot at the right point and around the faceoff circle to put a bad-angle shot through a screen that eluded Vasilevskiy and dropped just inside the goal for a 211-23 lead.
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Although that maneuvering helped pull the Nissan-Renault alliance back from the brink of crisis, the former Ghosn lieutenant is now faced with the unenviable task of trying to shore up a two-decade-old partnership that many in Japan see as lopsided, deeply inequitable and shot through with mistrust on both sides.
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The Wild tied it at 5:17 of the second period on the fourth goal this season by Greenway, a shot through the five-hole set up by a pass from Joel Eriksson Ek. The Maple Leafs regained the lead at 14:38 of the second on Hyman's deflection of a shot by Marner.
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The 51-year-old investigator was found shot through the head in January 2015, a pistol by his side, hours before he was to appear in Congress to outline his accusation that Fernandez had tried to cover up Iran's alleged role in the 1994 truck bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
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And not just the urgent physical event of adulterous sex — though that's wonderfully well described, shot through with guilt and risk and yet presented entirely without mawkishness or sentimentality — but also its interminable emotional navigations and negotiations, the deceit and the guilt, the quotidian tug of war between desire and (in Bonnie's case anyway) loneliness.
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On top of that, the production had to tread carefully in its treatment of the novel's main themes about a child's awakening to the realities of injustice, violence and bigotry — while at the same time attempting to stage a decades-old work that has outdated views on race and is shot through with racial slurs.
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Lady Dynamite does this in a style that has reviewers dazzled by the breadth of shows it echoes: zany and dense with wordplay like Arrested Development, Louie-like in its experimentation and pathos, and shot through with the ghost of Strangers with Candy, arguably the only show in recent memory with a female lead character as unnerving to watch.
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Both trade in nostalgia — not just in the sense that we get nostalgic when we think of them, but also in the sense that they are shot through with the desire to go back to a better past, whether that be the world before the rise of Mordor or the galaxy before the rise of the Empire.
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Read more: A 14-year-old challenged LeBron James to a shooting contest and pushed the Lakers superstar to the brink James has always been a family man, but with Bronny now on Instagram, it's possible that moving forward we'll have a new perspective on the home life of DadBron as shot through his oldest son's iPhone.
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He was seemingly unscathed from the wild west-style fight, but Gilligan told Vulture that "in the original script, and the version we filmed, he actually gets shot through the side, and then goes off and recuperates with help from Ed.""When the Blu-ray comes out, we'll have that as a deleted scene," he added.
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At least since the early 1980s, when the art critic Hayden Herrera published her popular biography Frida, Kahlo has been an empowerment icon; a challenge to white, male hegemony; a woman artist who was heroic but glamorous, connected to her body but also able to float above it and see herself with arrows shot through her chest.
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Take, for example, the soft shades of green shot through "Stephanie - 1966 Suzuki Bearcat B105p 118cc," or how hot mist of the pyroclastic flow of the burnout in "Melissa - 1975 Honda CB400" echoes in the pattern of her plaid shirt, the distress of her denim jeans, and the gleaming rubber of her boots, tires, and seat.
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Shot through with vibrant color and ethereal light, the painting will have viewers asking themselves: what is actual (the fruit); what is reflection (the light passing through the yellow and green glass onto the blue and dusky pink surface); and what is a dream (the tiny skull peering over the foot of the glass lying on its side)?
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"Next time I have 16yo boy shot through the spine and liver, paralyzed and terrified, gasping for air, and have to pretend to reassure him that we will do our best as he only survives long enough to make it to the OR table, I'll be sure to call you to come tell the family," @tnicholsmd said.
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Simply put, Madison Bumgarner is not Clayton Kershaw, Buster Posey is not Bryce Harper, and Brandon Crawford—an excellent shortstop in the field and at the plate, shot through with the sort of quickness that makes it seem like he's actually tethering the game around him back to his own comfortable tempo—is not Carlos Correa or Francisco Lindor.
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The incident with the most direct relevance to Qyburn's plan, recounted in the Game of Thrones companion book The World of Ice and Fire, is that during the First Dornish War, the dragon Meraxes (one of the three dragons Aegon used in his initial conquest) was shot through the eye with a bolt from a scorpio.
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