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His eyebrows arched, his features twisted, his plosives smacked against the microphone.
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The back of his head smacked against my jaw, and for a moment everything went black.
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In the morning, rounds smacked against the walls of the house occupied by Mezher, and a mortar rattled the windows.
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Patterson's shot crashed into the front of the rim, smacked against the backboard, then rolled straight towards an airborne Iman Shumpert.
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"I was using a lot of steel rebar sounds being smacked against each other, but I couldn't get the right ones," he explains.
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Norwich nearly doubled its lead after 73 minutes when Kenny McLean's rising close-range volley smacked against the crossbar, with the loose ball ricocheting to safety.
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My body smacked against the wall, and I began sliding toward the floor, but he rushed over to lift me up and hurled me against the door frame.
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"Chronicle of the week – Abroad", The Week, 24 Jan 1884, volume 1, issue 8, p 126 Harding ordered the Quartermaster, Roderick A. McDonald, to go port followed by Captain Wright's order to "hard port" and once again the City of Columbus smacked against the reef. Wright attempted in vain to free the ship. Attempts to use the sails only pushed the boat further into the reef. After these attempts he decided to go over the “obstruction”.
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SeaWings have gills that enable them to breathe underwater, as well as webbed talons that make them excellent swimmers. As such, the SeaWings live underneath the ocean off the coast of Pyrrhia, in what is known as the Kingdom of the Sea. Their scales can be blue or green or aquamarine, and they have stripes and markings along their bodies that can glow. Their tails are powerful enough to create large waves when smacked against the water, and they can see in the dark.
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Journalists employed many superlatives to describe the Kippax style. Ray Robinson thought that Kippax's batting "had a silky quality not seen in any other player of his time or since"; he captivated the crowds with his late cut when he, "made a lissom bow over the ball and stroked it away with the bat's face downward, as if to squeeze the ball into the ground". His favourite hook shot propelled the ball "with such unhurried ease that the punishing power of the stroke was revealed only in the way the ball smacked against the fence." Donald Bradman believed him to be the best exponent of the hook shot in the game.
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