Points are scored by hitting the bucket (two points), smacking the tossed Frisbee into the bucket (three points), or smacking the tossed Frisbee into the back of the bucket (one point).
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You know the emoji of the girl smacking her forehead?
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"It's annoying," Jonas says, smacking his own thigh in frustration.
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With the water smacking against my chest, I felt free.
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Suddenly, wave after wave was smacking him all over again.
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The seal whips its head, smacking the boater with the mollusc.
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Dalí, Warhol, and the Lip-Smacking Legacy of Artists and Food
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She was alert, smacking her mother on the head and cooing.
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Yet another depicts a captor smacking his head against a wall.
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And there's Rick Perry smacking on bazooka and blowing bubble bubbles.
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"And then slam," she said, smacking a fist into her palm.
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The financial head smacking just gets worse the bigger the purchase.
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Enes Kanter (wrist) won't return tonight after smacking the Thunder's bench. pic.twitter.
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That is me smacking my forehead, and I'm leaving out an expletive.
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There's Eiza Gonzalez as Darling, a gun-toting, gum-smacking femme fatale.
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Get ready to stop yelling at Alexa and start smacking your wall.
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Over smacking bass, X sing-raps with a sense of dogged purpose.
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Smacking the Smart Clock to snooze an alarm will never get old.
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Transformers melts down to a bunch of robots smacking into each other.
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I could practically hear the sound of my feet smacking the pavement.
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He just played very courageous tennis and was just smacking the ball.
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Like the Yvonne, it was lively and lip-smacking, with great energy.
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The mouth-centric title card treats Patty's smacking lips as an gluttonous maw.
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Smacking their chests reveals their strengths and weaknesses, rendered in 8-bit text.
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In the video, they do a lot of wrestling, climbing and face-smacking.
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For Trump, however, anything smacking of financial transparency was a bridge too far.
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Even the burger stands out, thanks to a lip-smacking bacon-onion marmalade.
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The head-smacking logic was explained in detail by The Guardian this weekend.
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Stylists smacking people with champagne flutes, next to cases of alleged child abuse.
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The sound of Bo Jackson flooring a linebacker and smacking a long-ball.
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He was roused by a drill instructor "violently smacking him," Mr. Ayad said.
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"Other lanes are like this Formica," he said smacking the snack bar counter.
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And they did it while standing up for people, not smacking them down.
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He was zapping it, smacking it, even tried to set it on fire.
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I am smacking my lips on this one, and America should be also.
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Our simple sausages, like kiełbasa, contain real smacking flavors: meat, herbs, and garlic.
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Her days of smacking down pie-throwing protesters seem to be over — for now.
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Regarding Trump's anti-birth stance in general, the internet is collectively smacking its forehead.
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LG: Okay that noise you hear right now; hold on, hold on (smacking sound).
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Instead, you're smacking balls in cluttered kitchens, fully stocked museums and ornate dining rooms.
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She stands up and runs over to Becker, smacking him in the face, hard.
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The second hand is replaced by a popping sound of someone smacking their lips.
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" Alder BioPharmaceuticals: "Man, I tell you, they've been just smacking that bad boy around.
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The playlist includes radar echoes, plasma waves, and even dust smacking into a comet.
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At age 20, it was a bit of a gob-smacking experience for me!
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Sadly, despite flat bomb after flat bomb, they didn't succeed in flat-smacking me.
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It's not smacking you in the face but it's sitting nicely at the top.
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Conservative talk radio took up the cause, smacking Mr. Bush as squishy on immigration.
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"Eight of 10 kids were hitting and smacking at 18 months," Dr. Lorber said.
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There's just enough of its camphor undertone to bring dimension, without smacking of medicine.
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We were smacked as kids and turned out fine, so smacking doesn't hurt anyone.
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Recently, America is brandishing the trade war big stick, smacking other countries at will.
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Some employees have spoken to Business Insider about particularly gob-smacking behaviors from shoppers.
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Later, he elaborates: "Charlie Kushner," said Bannon, smacking his head again in additional disbelief.
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Guests ricocheted around the halls, smacking empty solo cups off ledges onto the floor.
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Gage stomps on him, but David fires back by smacking Gage with a chair.
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Donaldson followed in the fourth by smacking a 443-foot solo shot, his 36th.
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Just smacking him again and again while pointing at me and going, 'Oh my god!
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"You please!" she repeats, smacking a newspaper down on the table in front of Jenner.
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Obviously he needed to see what would happen after smacking it for the 4,294,967,296th time.
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I want them to start smacking me and lose control and just fuck me instead.
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A coconut falls from the tree, smacking Graham on the head and knocking him unconscious.
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My back is sweaty and keeps making those wet smacking sounds every time I thrust.
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Fresh, lean and lip-smacking, with tightly coiled minerality and flavors of herbs and citrus.
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There would certainly be a lip-smacking satisfaction that, 'Hey, we caught him doing that.
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The Double-Double is a lip-smacking stack of beef, bun, and all their best companions.
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But he had no problem taking China to task for smacking U.S. farmers with retaliatory tariffs.
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We broke the story ... a felony arrest warrant was issued Thursday for the phone smacking incident.
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Viewers may recall a gum-smacking Spears welling up during her 2006 Dateline interview with Lauer.
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The dressing is tangy and creamy, turbocharged with the familiar mouth-smacking umami of bottled ranch.
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The sound of his head smacking the tiles of the concrete stage echoed through the classroom.
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So we just keep smacking into one another going in opposite directions down the same highway.
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The Delta brawl that ended with a pilot smacking a passenger started over a blood clot.
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Those means, as borne out by the DLC, are smacking people with a greatsword a lot.
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It's a forward thrust, a sense of tangy vitality that is lip smacking and thirst quenching.
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He was literally smacking the ball as hard as he can and they were going in.
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And then there are the gob-smacking views of the statue of Liberty and Manhattan's east side.
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It was an exclamation-pointed assertion that infuriated her opponents and had nominal allies smacking their foreheads.
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Investors may also be smacking their lips at the prospect of companies' repatriating their overseas cash piles.
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Where: Louisiana Down in Louisiana, you can sink your teeth into some lip-smacking Natchitoches meat pies.
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But she wasn't too thrilled by that, smacking him across the face before walking away for good.
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Colorado's Trevor Story is one of many players smacking the heck out of the ball this season.
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Of course, Jane's dog-smacking incident and subsequent squabble with PETA probably didn't help alleviate Aaron's stress.
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"This is like an 242-wheeler smacking into us," said the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Mermaids have fish tails, dummy, she said, smacking him and feeling relieved when he didn't flinch again.
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Diatchenko played bold, loose tennis against Sharapova, smacking 295 forehand winners compared to just 210 for Sharapova.
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And from what I saw, all the smacking and paddling didn't make my classmates any better either.
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Recent weather models from the National Hurricane Center show it smacking into the center of the state.
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"So I see these smacking bans, which are promoted as awareness raising, as highly suspect," she said.
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Final indulgences include lip-smacking sorbets and a chocolate-caramel mousse in a puddle of chocolate sauce.
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His sensibility has been sniped at by Italians and Belgians as smacking too much of each other.
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That's way further away than Pluto, which no one really seems concerned about smacking Earth in the face.
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He attacks her, pinning her up against the racks of clothes and ultimately smacking her to the floor.
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His wife, who runs the agency that promotes the islands' financial sector, described it as "smacking of colonialism".
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Around that time, some policemen asked him where he got his camera ("they were always smacking you around").
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Miss American Dream had descended into being a Louisiana swamp creature, smacking her gums as she lip-synched.
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Then you sit back, stare at your grid, and say "Ohhh …" Smacking yourself in the forehead is optional.
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And Trump now has to deal with the threat of a frightening virus smacking markets and crimping growth.
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Loud chewing and, worse, lip-smacking as he savored his hummus and quinoa sandwich (or whatever it was).
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That thumping sound you hear is an industry of writers and editors smacking their heads into desks simultaneously.
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With one out, Moustakas ended Lopez's no-hit bit by smacking a solo shot to right center field.
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I loved the sound of the club smacking the wet earth; that sound signified the countryside to me.
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He was asked about a string of decisions that have had Republican leaders smacking their foreheads in despair.
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I basically settled for peanuts because the prosecutor was trying to say that celebrities go around smacking cops.
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Before smacking her lips together, she uses them to lip-sync rather aggressively to popular middle school songs.
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Murphy's recollection of his father smacking him for shoplifting a red shoe ended up in the third episode.
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The best had depth, minerality and a lip-smacking vibrancy that made you want to keep drinking them.
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"We are ruined, we are ruined," he said, smacking his face after his final goodbyes with his father.
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The post-Soviet strongman had a problem: The Department of Justice had accused Nazarbayev of gob-smacking bribery.
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And as soon as there was a line about a staple, I was, like, smacking a staple gun.
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Her face is being smacked by a giant hand, and another is smacking the crown of her head.
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Pope Francis apologized for smacking the hand of a woman who grabbed him on New Year&aposs Eve.
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To celebrate the feeling that is Monday smacking you in the face, we rounded up some adorable animal fails.
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At another point in the video, a teen is seem smacking the child in the back of her head.
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And last week, a Delta Airlines pilot was videotaped smacking a female passenger who was fighting with another passenger.
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But it's a good thing he's not professionally smacking golf balls right now, because Spriggs has an important mission.
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Hell, his first appearance in the playoffs was marked by a momentous jaw-smacking from Sasha Vujačić's forearm arm.
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He was hoping beyond hope that she liked his palm smacking her, because he clearly liked it very much.
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This lip-smacking wine, from the terrific Jo Landron, is creamy and energetic, full of rocky, earthy, herbal flavors.
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Somehow there was no pain yet — in the moment I actually thought of a teacher's ruler smacking my wrist.
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The couple headed back to a strip club, Crazy Girls, Sunday night in L.A. ... smacking butts instead of bartenders.
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He kissed the turkey, he sucked the turkey, he even got a little rough with the turkey, smacking it.
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These behaviors were very common, with some actions (hitting or smacking someone) much more common than others (hurting animals).
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And the populist resistance to anything smacking of elite influence in either party makes party coordination even more challenging.
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It's sturdy rather than soft, with pronounced leafy, herbal flavors that give it a pure, savory, lip-smacking character.
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The other team member devours his lunch at his desk, smacking and crunching his food before licking his fingers.
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Surprising, sure, but not as absolutely gob-smacking as the news of their reported engagement that broke earlier this week.
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Now Earl and Brent and Pop walked toward the ice-cream truck, Pop's cane smacking the ground like a warning.
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"I'm not a religious person at all, but I know when something is smacking me in the face," she said.
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Smacking the table, he told a meeting that There is too much gaming of the system until it is broke.
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So smarten up and learn it, before we send Troy Crowder down there to start smacking people in the head.
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At one point, the pilot can be seen clearly smacking one of the women as he attempted to separate them.
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Get your iPod and play 'Mr Me Too'," he shrieks, referencing the 2006 Clipse single, smacking his hands together. "Please!
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You look away, but you can still hear the sound of their smacking lips, like an old man eating chili.
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The last thing he will see before is the hand of death smacking him into the front row from behind.
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Holt holds up a sample patch, showing how it sticks tightly to the body, smacking her hands together to demonstrate.
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A cellphone video circulating on social media shows the moment after: Mr. Ghani appears to be screaming and smacking someone.
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The smaller Schwartzman long ago learned how to counterpunch high-kick shots from the baseline, smacking them on the rise.
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Trump's fans imbue him with improbable prowess when they edit him into pro-wrestling videos showing him smacking down CNN.
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"No one was talking, everybody was just eating greedily — all you could hear was, like, chewing and smacking," she recalled.
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We had learned from newspaper reports that there would be no It's a Small World ride smacking of cultural imperialism.
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Pierce allegedly pushed the woman's boyfriend, then went after the woman ... grabbing her hair and smacking her in the head.
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However, it was saved by the lip-smacking meat sauce, which every immigrant child whose parents can't cook spaghetti dreams of.
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But in the meantime, at least there is immediate care for those Apple employees smacking into Apple Park's glass walls.[CNBC]
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So she was riding me pretty hard, and I was smacking her pretty hard when I misjudged when to smack her.
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The singer was sued in December for allegedly smacking a phone out of a woman's hand in a Philly strip club.
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There he was plunged into a cruel and often violent environment where grown men trained young men by smacking them around.
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With the families of the victims watching in the courtroom, Baez mimed smacking a horse on the butt and rode around.
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Sure, you'll still make a smacking sound wherever you go, but now, it'll be drowned out by compliments from passersby (maybe).
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Over time, it can take on a kerosene quality reminiscent of aged riesling, but it never loses its lip-smacking succulence.
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Somewhere along the way, Joe Rogan adopted "Kid" as Choi's unofficial nickname while keeping pace with who was smacking whose jaw.
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We went out on our front lawn and tossed a baseball back and forth, each throw smacking loudly into our mitts.
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Many modern Chinese cooks use maltose instead of honey for cha siu, because it produces a high-gloss, lip-smacking exterior.
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His writing style is overly dramatic, smacking of today's restless television programming, and remarkable only for rare moments of vivid description.
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Two batters after Altuve went deep, Bregman added to his team-leading total by smacking his 38th home run to left.
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Specifically, the kind of gob-smacking lucre the NRA thought they could make in building up an arms market in Russia.
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Every breath is painful and your skin feels like someone is smacking it—like, it burns as soon as you walk outside.
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They feel like a bunch of people in a darkened room, flailing around and smacking each other while looking for the exit.
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The Washington Nationals continued their recent offensive onslaught, smacking four homers Monday in a 13-24 shellacking of the host Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's turret-smacking, bearded Swede, Torbjörn.
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Y'know it's the holiday season when LOVE magazine enlists the planet's hottest models to do lingerie workouts while smacking their own asses.
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If you're going to while away the holiday on your phone, you might as well be smacking homers with a sirloin steak.
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Any time a mosquito is shown sucking on the skin, there's audio of what sounds like someone smacking their extra moist lips.
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Stealing the ref's red card and using it against him is like stealing a judge's gavel, and smacking his block with it.
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The latest Star Wars adventure is a melee action game that has you smacking all sorts of familiar baddies with a lightsaber.
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Aaron Carter's mom was caught on video brutally smacking one of his dogs ... and now the singer is at war with PETA.
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ISIS in particular might simply want to strike at anything smacking of a Western or UN presence in its theater of operations.
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He seemed to personify the fire-breathing, helmet-smacking, iron-fisted drill instructor, his head shaved bare, whistle dangling from his neck.
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The scene featuring Dustin Hoffman smacking his wine glass against the wall was filmed at J.G. Melon on the Upper East Side.
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The video shows Houts, who has more than 330,000 subscribers, recording a video, and seemingly smacking and spitting on her dog intermittently.
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If sellers come in and just start smacking the thing right away then we are set for more volatility, more bloodbath here.
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She says she has few qualms smacking down members of either political party when their budgetary claims enter the realm of fantasy.
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"I do," says Skinny, played by Bobby Cannavale, who chews the scenery like he does his meat, all mandibles and smacking lips.
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You fumble for the flashlight in your pack, smacking the base repeatedly against the palm of your hand until it flickers to life.
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John Finch, an associate English professor, got out, then sprinted back in to alert students, smacking furniture and screaming for them to run.
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Smacking a Level 1 turret with the Forge Hammer five times permanently upgrades it to Level 2, until it is destroyed or replaced.
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With no announcements and nothing smacking of officialdom or ceremony, Nicolai began performing his signature minimalist electronica on his laptop and various gear.
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And so, you cavort around the station, smacking around out-of-focus aliens and inserting your consciousness into a variety of everyday objects.
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The Very Bad No Good Large Hadron ColliderWe'll admit it: Smacking subatomic particles together in an underground complex does seem like supervillain behavior.
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Kidman was wearing a 13.58-carat pearl-shaped diamond ring set from jeweler Harry Winston, and was taking pains to avoid smacking it.
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I'm not sure why Dima is there, except to give us a start when he plants a big, smacking kiss on Diaghilev's mouth.
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People imagine police detectives to be shouting in interrogation rooms, throwing chairs, grabbing suspects by the lapels and smacking confessions out of them.
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All the balls are smacking onto the floor -- and Giuliani is scrambling around to catch one or two -- and failing at even that.
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High on the list is the innocent-looking caipirinha sorbet, white as a lily but lip-smacking with lime and reinforced with cachaça.
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Han enlists in the military to learn to fly (but not after a forehead-smacking scene in which he acquires his last name).
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Goggia broke her left arm after falling and smacking a gate; Rebensburg injured a knee just 24 hours after winning a downhill race.
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Rose was arrested Wednesday morning after allegedly roughing up his wife -- and then smacking the phone away from her when she called 911.
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Their punchy young lineup — the slugger Michael Conforto, the shortstop Amed Rosario, the world's happiest man Brandon Nimmo — began smacking extra-base hits.
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Lines like "never send a man to do a woman's job" are spoken unironically, smacking of an outdated concept equating empowerment with perfection.
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They ran through their fight scenes, stomping and kicking and smacking at half speed, as if they were in a Three Stooges routine.
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Kerber kept up the pressure, drilling the lines and smacking winners from every angle before clinching the match in one hour, 45 minutes.
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The name alone evokes a crowded subway car ("packed in like sardines") or Saltine crackers — or, if you're me, a lip-smacking treat.
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Storms with large hail and damaging winds are smacking the Southeast on this last day of winter, according to the National Weather Service.
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Alex Bregman and Michael Brantley opened that frame with back-to-back homers, with Bregman smacking his fourth dinger and Brantley his third.
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And his Oval Office gatekeeper is a bullet-headed former New York City cop best known for smacking a protester on the head.
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Pope Francis apologized in a New Year&aposs Day address for losing patience and smacking the hand of a woman who grabbed him.
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He often responded to the sounds coming through his horn by smacking his lips and growling lightly, an outward reminder of his labors.
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He covers the rink like a Zamboni, rushing from one end to the other, smacking his stick on the ice to make a point.
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The worst this space ball could do if hacked by some evil entity is to try smacking into you with its flat end, repeatedly.
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Yaniv claims the bodyguard saw him recording and flipped out ... smacking his phone away and punching him twice, in the chest and the ribs.
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According to a police record, Peace threatened the victim, a minor, "to never talk to his daughter again" before smacking him across the face.
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Cruz started his big game with two outs in the first by smacking Giolito's 2-2 fastball 473 feet over the left field fence.
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Crawford did most of the damage, doubling home the second run of the first inning before smacking a two-run triple in the third.
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That's why my kids are always, you know, smacking me, touching me, sticking their finger up my nose — until I tell them they can't.
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Tears were building in my eyes, and I tried to wipe them away, smacking my hand against the headset, causing me to laugh more.
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Tattoos are so common these days that you can't swing a bucket bag without smacking someone with lower-back ink or delicate finger work.
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At the same time, Catholics recall St. Paul's warning that unworthy reception of holy communion is a grievous offense smacking of sacrilege and scandal.
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Actor Joe Pesci, who hosted SNL the following week, made a joke about smacking O'Connor in the face, and the audience laughed and clapped.
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I just put my face in his ass and make these crazy slurping, lip-smacking sounds while my friend is sucking the guy off.
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" Vronsky's purplish prose is at its lip-smacking best in "The Rippers Before Jack: The Rise of Modern Serial Killers in Europe, 227.99-21660.
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They are reminiscent of the faintly sweet, lip-smacking versions that turned Joe's Shanghai and Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao into soup-dumpling powerhouses.
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And that story — the head-smacking inability of the C.I.A. and F.B.I. to share information and put together an abundance of clues — is there.
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It can be a mildly or intensely spicy combination, purportedly good for hangovers with all that chile smacking any residual fog from your brain.
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Canada is the source of many lip-smacking, cold-water oysters, including the flat Malpeque and one of my favorites, BeauSoleil, from New Brunswick.
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At the New York Academy of Art's annual Tribeca Ball this month, it was hard to move without smacking into someone famous and thin.
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This across-the-aisle approach, Bayh reasons, could reverse the deadlock and dysfunction caused by majority party extremists who oppose anything smacking of bipartisanship.
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The man is still close enough outside the window that Luca can hear the moist, rubbery smacking sounds his mouth makes with the chicken.
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To be exact, in the ABC in Manchester, England, on November 20, 1963, and the Beatles onstage, smacking into "She Loves You" without ado.
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For them, Knecht Ruprecht pulls out his wooden rod and threatens them with a good smacking so they'll learn to behave better next year.
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On a recent Monday night, the groans of finance bros, creative professionals and other amateur fighters competed with the sound of leather smacking leather.
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"This thing's made of steel," she announces to no one in particular, proudly spreading her legs on the couch and smacking at her lady parts.
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The calyx on this Pokémon's head is very hard, and Steenee attacks by smacking its opponent with it, combined with kicks from its tough legs.
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Attempts at fusion involve smacking lightweight particles into one another at temperatures high enough that they fuse together, producing a new element and releasing energy.
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The balloon drop was more than massive, and spawned images and video of a presidential ticket excitedly smacking balloons in front of a cheering crowd.
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Last year's G4 for example had a slight curve, much like its Flex series of phones, so smacking on a second screen makes some sense.
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Riders sit in an elongated version of the Falcon's cockpit, but the interactivity is seemingly limited to smacking button-laden panels set into each wall.
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Even U.S. Hypocrite-in-Chief, Donald "Grab 'Em by the Pussy" Trump, attempted to join the Franken smacking party, and it did not go well.
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Let that irritating, smacking sound be a sign: it's officially time to get over your fear of flip flops and shop the heeled style ahead.
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Mukbang artists film themselves eating a big meal from start to finish, smacking and slurping and crunching, often stopping to talk with a full mouth.
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In the process of completing his jump during which he was fouled, Green kicked his right leg in the air, smacking Harden in the head.
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Sometimes it was the only thing he took, its heavy parts smacking his spine, as he ran down an alley or jumped a fire escape.
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Pfeiffer has stripped from the footage its actual audio: the sound of leather gloves smacking into skin, audience cheers, and the chatter of the commentators.
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And smacking Mr. Trump, however much he may deserve it, can only make it more difficult for him to get out of his contrarian hole.
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VanMeter walked, and Galvis followed by smacking a first-pitch fastball that got over the glove of left fielder Berti by just a few inches.
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In one of the episode's most painful scenes, he attempts to apologize to Roman for smacking him at Argestes, then questions whether it actually happened.
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She comes careening back down into three sets of arms one second later, and she lands with a thunderclap of brutality, muscle smacking against muscle.
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A cross-court backhand passing shot that Nishioka couldn't handle ended the set and sent Opelka, sprinting to his chair, smacking his chest in celebration.
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The second came courtesy of a takeaway that ended with Jake Guentzel's crossing pass smacking off Washington defenseman Dmitry Orlov's skate and into the net.
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A Stone Age girl was found with 5,700-year-old ancient chewing gum There's something comforting about knowing our ancient ancestors were also smacking away.
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They were saying the same thing to him, "Where did you get the drugs from, you dog!" and the sounds of them smacking his face.
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He was also asked about his 2006 Dateline interview with Britney Spears, in which the gun-smacking 35-year-old pop star broke down in tears.
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If sending an asteroid or comet on its merry way without smacking the Earth fails, the next step is to predict impact timing, location, and effects.
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The Canucks are taking out a line of credit, smacking the blackjack table and screaming at the dealer when his showing 6 turns into a 21.
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As for the Angels, they got beat by the Orioles earlier that day -- but Trout killed it, smacking his 1,000th hit and a HR. Happy birthday.
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Giolito (5-8) had allowed three baserunners prior to Altuve smacking his ninth home run, including two in succession to open the bottom of the first.
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When you see the sheer danciness of his work—the twirling, the leaping, the falling, the floor-smacking—Koleda, in large measure, is what you're seeing.
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In this hourlong one-hander about a tomboy smacking precipitously into puberty, Courtney Pauroso, a comedian based in Los Angeles, gives clowning a sexually provocative edge.
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It happens just minutes into the encounter, when Beatty finds himself face down on the ground, with a nasty redneck smacking his behind and violating him.
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It takes a village to nurture a restaurant, and Simic, a genial host, pitches in with some lip-smacking drinks, arranged in categories that set expectations.
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"These guys are smacking up their wives and he's trying to figure out a way to keep them inside the White House," he said of Kelly.
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Vanderbilt took out a season's worth of frustrations on visiting East Tennessee State, smacking the Buccaneers 38-23 on Senior Day on Saturday in Nashville, Tenn.
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"Rudy's out there running off of cliffs, smacking into road signs and watching his own schemes just blow up on him to defend Trump," Wilson said.
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"Trump doesn't like his people to look weak," a Trump donor told Politico, and apparently that's what McCarthy's gum-smacking Spicer did in the president's opinion.
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The driver suing T.J. Miller for getting high and smacking him around might have some visual proof his story's true -- at least the "getting high" part.
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Before this baby-faced batter was smashing things inside the WWE ring, he was just another grinning guy smacking baseballs out of the park in Aberdeen, Washington.
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Suddenly, loud smacking sounds resounded as the artist began to furiously pummel a 2,000-pound clay block that had been placed in the center of the room.
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In a move smacking of desperation, he has revived a hoary pledge, made by many a government before, to build a bridge linking Sicily to the mainland.
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"A large number of people come to thank us and give us their blessings for making lip-smacking, healthy cuisine available at affordable rates," she tells me.
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Over the weekend, a Delta Airlines pilot was videotaped smacking a female passenger who was fighting with another passenger to "deescalate" the fight at an Atlanta airport.
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Hours after smacking down the rumors, she tweeted about chocolate Kinder eggs and New York traffic, making it clear she's not letting the haters get her down.
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Cardinals right fielder Stephen Piscotty delivered against Ramos' replacement, Casey Fien, smacking a 24.46-23 slider through the gap in right-center to score Carpenter and Fowler.
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In response, John's followers offered up a wide-range of ideas, from smacking bubblegum loudly to mispronouncing the name of O'Leary's wine club, Kevin O'Leary Fine Wines.
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Sorry to Bother You is sufficiently radical long before those particular victims arrive, and it hits much closer to home when it's smacking people in the face.
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Michael Che and Colin Jost spent almost two minutes of their seven-minute segment verbally smacking Franken over sexual misconduct allegations that surfaced earlier in the week.
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It also has the benefit of not having morning breath, hogging the blanket, farting in your face, or smacking you awake in the morning to be fed.
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The prospect of going on vacation and actually being able to seduce someone without smacking the snooze button and then sprinting to the office the next morning?
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But Williams earned breaks in two of the last three games to take the set, smacking a forehand winner off Radwanska's second serve on the last point.
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Too Faced, the brand behind Melted Matte Liquified lipsticks, is about to bulk up its high-shine, pigment-rich line with the addition of 18 smacking colors.
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Smacking the can was my version of backed-into-a-corner, primal level of denial, the way our minds hold onto these addictions in a reptilian way.
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Then, you even get that peek back into Jesse's childhood and how he tries to emulate how his father disciplined them, like smacking people at church lunch.
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There is a lip-smacking relish to them -- a sense that the speaker has not just envisioned the consequences of his words, but actively enjoyed them too.
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I had spent 90 minutes in a gym crammed with 10 Ping-Pong tables and assorted players, all coaxing and smacking a little ball over the net.
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Cops said they had seen her forcing the faces of several undercover vice officers, male and female, between her breasts and smacking their faces with her breasts.
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The way he sees it, smacking "a couple of booties" with your kid could be the best way to maintain close ties, especially as they get older.
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The game is a button-mashing game—you move forward through a landscape by smacking zero and one as randomly as possible in an effort to be unpredictable.
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The technique for illusion flips relies on smacking down the tail of the board and moving the front foot out of the way so the board can flip.
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Officials say Wood admitted Davis couldn't complete a second round of sit-ups on April 9 -- and flailed backward, smacking the back of her head against the floor.
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"(My body) feels normal," the 36-year-old leadoff hitter said after smacking a solo shot that broke a tie on the way to the 2-1 win.
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The November 16 event in Sydney at the ATP Locomotive Workshop will provide a gob-smacking intro for the global audience to the amazing startup scene Down Under.
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After five minutes of him spanking me, and just feeling his hands smacking my arse and touching my cunt, I was like, we definitely have to fuck now.
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Being frail and gentle, he was the target of bullying—shoulder bumping (ex-cuse me!), tripping, popping of shirt loops, taunts of "faggot," and smacking upside the head.
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Gauff did herself no favors, smacking her 24rd unforced error on match point having also given Diyas 211 break points, five of which she was able to convert.
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The lip-smacking glitter is still there, but the lacquered formula is now available in holographic colors — including a goth black, cherry red, hot pink, and rosy mauve.
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Soon enough, shooting erupted all around, with bullets fired from the pro-Russian line smacking into the abandoned country houses where the Ukrainian conscripts sleep during the day.
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Police in Texas have opened an investigation after a contractor with CenterPoint Energy was caught smacking two dogs with a wrench in the backyard of a Houston family.
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"There is something smacking of the fascist state about them (the attacks)," Dominic Grieve, a former British attorney general, was quoted as saying in The Times on Saturday.
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Instead of a ticking second-hand, Patience employs the popping sound of smacking lips that will drive all my fellow misophoniacs up the wall and through the roof.
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" Architectural Digest described Mr. Goodman's interior portraits as "swoonily cinematic: atmospheric, overripe with mood and drama, all slashings of light, dramatic shadows, lush textures and lip-smacking palettes.
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DaBaby's really not sorry for smacking the hell out of a woman over the weekend ... at least according to the victim, who says his apology is sorely lacking.
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Google has submitted written testimony, but the absence of its leaders, while the other two major internet platforms offer themselves up for a public smacking, is a mistake.
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Video of the star Cleveland Browns receiver showed him smacking the backside of a security officer while celebrating his former university, Louisiana State, winning college football's national championship.
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Video of the star Cleveland Browns receiver showed him smacking the backside of a security officer while celebrating his former university, Louisiana State, winning college football's national championship.
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The smacking they received from a party that brooks little pushback, and wields tremendous influence in Lebanon's government, might have been physical or it might have been verbal.
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The 39-year-old pulled up, threw out his arms in frustration and skied off the course, smacking one of his poles against a gate for good measure.
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Tebow, a former N.F.L. quarterback, went deep with one out against the Cincinnati Reds farmhand Austin Orewiler, smacking a first-pitch fastball over the fence in left field.
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Youtube duo The Slow Mo Guys take slow motion destruction to maximum levels in the clip above when they film the smacking of a wrecking ball into various automobiles.
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Robinson assaulted her granddaughter for more than a year, prosecutors said, including burning the girl with cigarettes, smacking her in the face and beating her with a rolling pin.
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Los Angeles CF Joc Pederson (shoulder) departed in the eighth inning on Tuesday after smacking into the fence while making a terrific catch but X-rays were negative. 2.
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They give the space car a 6 percent chance of hitting Earth in the next 1 million years, and a 2.5 percent chance of smacking Venus in that span.
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As poorly as Williams played, the 27-year-old Konta was sharp, firing six aces and smacking 17 winners to Williams' nine while controlling the tempo of the match.
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As a young house officer on a 28500-month obstetrics/gynecology posting, I witnessed some doctors and midwives shouting at and smacking the legs of women during their childbirth.
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Enraged by the possibility of losing everything, Paul tries to jump out of his bed to assault Jenny… and trips, smacking his head on the end of his bed.
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In the middle of his flip-out on the copy shop employee, Chuck collapses in the store — smacking his head horrifyingly hard on the counter as he goes down.
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McCarthy's comedic sweet spot is a mix of aggression and compassion, a person who won't stop smacking you, but only because she's trying to knock some sense into you.
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Not having to worry about cords as I wander around the room erases at least one burden—unfortunately I still have to worry about smacking into furniture and people.
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Video shot by Gibbons, on his phone, shows Offset smacking the device out of his hand -- and Gibbons claimed the screen shattered when the phone crashed to the ground.
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Hoyer, the Democratic whip, said the Republicans' push this week for a balanced budget amendment — a constitutional change effectively prohibiting deficit spending — is "a political stunt" smacking of hypocrisy.
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Ex-"Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" star Althea Eaton won't be prosecuted for smacking her baby daddy, Benzino, upside his head, and she can partially thank Benzino himself for that.
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This is a hotel that feels high-end without smacking you over the head with "luxury" trimmings, and even small rooms feel carefully thought out and worth the price.
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The word has become such a reliable epithet, smacking of petty opportunism and bad faith, that it sometimes functions as shorthand for everything wrong with our current political moment.
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Cider in cans is also not new, but the canned Eden Heritage Cider, from heirloom apples grown in Vermont, offers a step up with light gold, lip-smacking refreshment.
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Berti led off the bottom of the first by going with the pitch — a 0-1 changeup on the outside corner — and smacking it over the right field fence.
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The 2017 sauvignon blanc, while smacking a bit too much of bell pepper and asparagus for us, had a long finish uncharacteristic of most Indian wines we had tried.
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Our No. 1 bottle was a bright, earthy, lip-smacking, slightly rustic straight Beaujolais from Château Cambon, the kind of wine that you simply don't want to stop drinking.
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Durant was called for the flagrant 2 after trying to contest a shot by Dallas guard Justin Anderson and smacking him the rookie in the face with his forearm.
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" After that blistering takedown of African-American theatrical clichés, what writer would dare attempt a sincere "Mama on the couch" play or anything smacking of collards, church or "Mr.
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He extended his club record for double-digit strikeout games to seven starts but surrendered two solo homers, with Rodriguez smacking his ninth dinger with two outs in the fifth.
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Football's threat to the brain now is less about concussions, those most catastrophic of head collisions, than repeated hits, the sheer repetitive smacking around of the brain inside the skull.
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The players would form a circle and a player would step into the middle, shuffling feet, eyes darting, as player after player hurtled at the "bull," smacking pads, cracking helmets.
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A Delta Airlines pilot was videotaped smacking a female passenger who was fighting with another passenger to "deescalate" the fight at an Atlanta airport on April 21, according to TMZ.
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Smacking the ball into the top corner, the goal was second only to his celebration, as he wheeled away and dabbed like a pro in front of the travelling support.
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That same trio struck again in the second, with Haniger smacking a two-out double before Span and Segura added back-to-back home runs for a 6-0 lead.
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On the couple's first night in town, they go to dinner with Dick, who performs the conversational equivalent of taking his balls out and smacking them down on the table.
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Carlos Beltran has sparked New York's offense during the winning streak, driving in 10 runs after smacking his 43th homer and collecting a pair of RBIs in the series opener.
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Some tested software to help satellites to avoid smacking into each other in space, while others investigated ways to build large telescopes out of a bunch of small, autonomous robots.
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Bonzo and Moon can rest easy, but Bieber's been smacking skins since he was two years old and his drum offs with Questlove are the stuff of YT click millions.
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Still, the way the show (which does substantially moderate Orth's judgmental tone) draws important parallels between Cunanan's simultaneous romances without smacking us in the face with them is really skillful.
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The NBA is slapping back at Rodney Hood ... hitting the Utah Jazz star with a hefty $35,000 fine for smacking a cell phone out of a fan's hand Wednesday night.
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I remember one I did of a couple dogs that were playing this game, where they were smacking around a cat hanging from a long rope attached to a pole.
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They were far more likely to display dominant behaviors like smacking the board with their piece, loudly celebrating their superior skill, even eating more pretzels from a bowl positioned nearby.
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But that's what happened Tuesday morning in San Bernardino County, California, after residents called 911 to say two hot-air balloons were flying extremely low and possibly smacking into residences.
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The virus, a mild form of the flu strain H22N212, is usually not life-threatening to cats; the main symptoms are runny nose and eyes, congestion, coughing and lip smacking.
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It's the younger of the two whose attention span wanders first, like a true drummer, smacking out a beat on his thighs, absentmindedly clanging together the salt and pepper shakers.
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Kyrgios, who appeared to be going through the motions in the last two games against the teenaged Canadian, was given a warning for smacking a ball out of the stadium.
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But some people like to live in the past, which make sense if you're gob-smacking rich and can afford the chrome-lined version of the way cars used to be.
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So much so that he recorded a video of himself smacking down Carl's Jr. with a verbal cease-and-desist, then tweeted it out on the official Amblin Entertainment Twitter feed.
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Segura led off the game with his ninth home run of the season, smacking an 93-2 pitch from Kazmir into the bleachers in left for a 1-0 Arizona lead.
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The stated reasons for Clinton's opposition to the TPP didn't make any sense and were immediately panned by observers such as Vox editor in chief Ezra Klein as smacking of opportunism.
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"YMCA" by the Village People, for example, is often used in videos that show people walking up to their relatives and then suddenly smacking them with something, such as a snowball.
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"I ran up to him, swung my hips, and started smacking him with my dick, trying to get him to put his hand on my cock," he remembers in Lost Gospels.
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For the most part, thinking about the future in 2017 sucks—a Sisyphean slog against existential dread smacking you back down with the ping of each news alert on your phone.
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Chapman finished with three hits, while Canha, Olson and Josh Phegley had two apiece for the A's, who went homerless after smacking seven in the first two games of the series.
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According to Waters, however, Whitney later couldn't wait to eat her leftovers and ate the scallops with her hands, smacking Waters "with her scallop fingers" after the latter made a joke.
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The Diamondbacks took a 1-0 lead when Goldschmidt turned on Perdomo's 95 mph fastball in the first inning, smacking his 22nd homer of the season and second in two games.
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The noise of the rain smacking the pavement the next afternoon as we all sprinted to my car to take our new foster son home with us for the first time.
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The '15 Lafarge was rounder and saline, though without the energy of the Pernot, while the '14 De Villaine Bouzeron was rich, full and lip-smacking, with both energy and salinity.
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Last weekend, I was able to keep myself out of Slack and Twitter for the entire weekend thanks to ActionDash smacking my hand each time I tried to open the app.
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After struggling with nerves in her gruelling first-round match, Osaka was calm and collected on Louis Armstrong Stadium court, smacking 13 winners and playing stout defence to dispatch Poland's Linette.
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It was stony, floral and lip-smacking, with a hint of bitterness and a dusty mineral touch to it that seemed to speak directly of where the grapes were grown. Superb.
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"Social Security reform is a virtually impossible sell, and Democrats are smacking their lips -- Trump has given them an issue," wrote political economist Greg Valliere in a note to his clients.
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I mainly earned mine through chopping trees, smacking rocks with a shovel to gather stone, iron and clay, and selling bundles of weeds—I paid off the loan in a day.
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While insipid or pretentious merlot abounds, this one, from the consistently good Broadside, is fresh and plummy, well balanced and lip-smacking, with a pleasant bitterness to invite the next sip.
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The video was shoddy, drifting in and out of focus, four musicians, "his boys" as he calls them, playing a cramped living room, his drummer smacking a beat on a box.
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And if ISPs weren't targets before, the dissolution of the Broadband Privacy Rules guarantees that these providers will be collecting and selling more data than ever, making them lip-smacking hacker bait.
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It is fruitless to tell a bully that, actually, it is only because he is holding your hand and smacking you with it that you could be said to be hitting yourself.
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What at first sounds like part of the song is actually the sound of an alarm clock going off and we cut to Neo smacking it as he wakes up at home.
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The only sound is the slow-motion lip-smacking slurp of barbecue sauce as each person uses their teeth to tear itty-bitty pieces of meat off of black-and-purple-bones.
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XXXTentacion's demons are coming back to haunt him in a resurfaced video of him smacking a girl in the head ... this just on the heels of him being released from house arrest.
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The 37-year-old American eighth seed got treatment on her ankle during the changeover and appeared to be fine, smacking 38 winners on a sunny day at Arthur Ashe Stadium court.
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You spend almost all of the very limited amount of content smacking things with a very large sword, having traded in the game's orchestral combat music for a driving, angry guitar track.
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Ever since the first "King Kong" movie in 1933, the giant, chest-pounding, helicopter-smacking, no-nonsense primate has meant different things to different generations, embodying both his science and his fiction.
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In another song, all four So players gathered around a single bass drum with some smacking its side, while Ms. Worden darkened her voice to match the sounds reverberating off skin and metal.
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Once the killer gets the child to trust her from afar, she leaves, but not before smacking the girl's bowl of ice cream directly into her stomach in one precise, lightening quick motion.
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Mario's main source of income and upgrades comes from smacking his soft head against metal boxes and piles of bricks, which would have turned the normal human's brains into mush through repeated concussion.
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In June 2015, officials received an anonymous call from someone claiming to have witnessed Smith punishing Zymere at a family picnic by allegedly smacking him with "excessive force" on the buttocks and legs.
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Mack also had the crowd roaring with a strip-sack in the first half, smacking the ball out of Wilson's hand as he wound up to pass, and he consistently pressured the quarterback.
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And yet, in high doses and over the long term, patients often experienced tardive dyskinesia, which includes tongue thrusting, lip smacking, restlessness, involuntary movements of arms and legs, which become twisted like pretzels.
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Ms. Hughes's Racine is an insolent, lip-smacking extrovert, to whom violence comes almost naturally; Ms. Fuller's slowly blooming Anaia mostly keeps her eyes lowered and her voice at a self-erasing mumble.
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Moscow Dispatch MOSCOW — Mikhail Posokhin still remembers the lip-smacking displays in Grocery Store No. 214 from his boyhood, when in 213 his family moved into one of Moscow's seven new, gothic skyscrapers.
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There's no wine, in my opinion, better suited to tame the grassy-sweet, often slightly metallic flavors of the springtime harvest than a lip-smacking Sancerre, a sauvignon blanc with acidity to spare.
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"It saves four to seven seconds on any hole and involves using a driver and smacking it into a flag so that the ball rolls off and drops into the hole," they say.
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Foster, who first played soccer when she was 5, was urged to play American football after a coach noticed her smacking home runs on the kickball field while she was in elementary school.
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They included candid videos of Duda eating in the locker room, or sitting on the team plane, and many of them ended with Duda either sheepishly scurrying away or smacking at the camera.
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Police fatally shot that black bear, Davis said, before two other black bears -- one stomping its feet, snorting and smacking its lips and another working its way around a perimeter -- soon took off.
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Lewis is hanging out down in South Island, New Zealand and decided to show off the scenery by adding a little plastic and rubber into it ... smacking a golf ball into a gorgeous vista.
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Kelly sat down next to a woman who was holding her baby -- and he was ultimately chased out of the home by a man who was smacking the QB with a vacuum cleaner tube.
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And, despite voting against gay marriage in Obergefell, Roberts joined a subsequent six-justice majority in smacking down the Arkansas Supreme Court when it seemed to be dragging its feet on implementing the decision.
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There are reports out that Cosby cracked a joke that another inmate found distasteful and reacted by removing a chicken patty from the bun and throwing it at Cosby, smacking him in the face.
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In another incident the mother called 911, saying she told her son to stop playing video games and he exploded in anger, smacking her in the head and putting his hand over her mouth.
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And for a certain subset, the sounds of a person eating foster an autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R.; viewers derive pleasure from the sounds created by extra-loud crunching, slurping and lip smacking.
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LAPD investigating YouTuber who appeared to abuse dog in video Oh my: The video shows Houts, who has more than 330,000 subscribers, recording a video, and seemingly smacking and spitting on her dog intermittently.
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If smacking your kid when he gets out of line/mouths off is 'troublesome' for you, you're one of the main reasons our kids (in the US) are #22 in the world in education.
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If smacking your kid when he gets out of line/mouths off is "troublesome" for you, you're one of the main reasons our kids (in the US) are #22 in the world in education.
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These medications can have severe effects, some of which are permanent; for example, some antipsychotics cause tardive dyskinesia, repetitive involuntary movements like lip smacking, twitching, and grunting, some of which are irreversible in some patients.
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Tommy "Tiny" Lister -- best-known for playing Deebo in the "Friday" movies -- got a visit from cops after his girlfriend's live stream captured him arguing with her and smacking a phone out of her hands.
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In an exhibition that presents us with a myriad of complex problems around the world, smacking a picture of Bashar al-Assad in the mouth may all be a little too neat and, ultimately, unsatisfying.
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Reality show Pretty Girls Lit focuses on the adventures of four 20-something women, from jumping on trampolines in their swimsuits to fishing an orange out of a tree to smacking each other with dildos.
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Alonso of the New York Mets trotted away with the National League honor after smacking 53 homers to break the rookie mark set by Aaron Judge (52) of the New York Yankees two years ago.
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And not because of the lip-smacking speculations surrounding Ms. Knox's eight-year battle with the Italian legal system after being charged with the 2007 murder of a housemate and fellow exchange student, Meredith Kercher.
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Pud Pad Noy came into the bout at 2150 pounds, Yodsing the knee doctor was 1980 pounds, which made the fight all the more lip smacking for the fans and punters in attendance at ringside.
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DAKAR, Senegal — In the video, a man in a military uniform leads a woman down a dirt road, smacking her in the head several times as she holds a little girl's hand and stumbles along.
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As played this year by Bill Skarsgard, Pennywise inflicted enormous damage on the box office — but don't sleep on the original portrayal in this two-part mini-series, courtesy of a lip-smacking Tim Curry.
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When finding a spot at the dinner table, don&apost sit next to Cousin So-and-so or Aunt M and definitely don&apost sit in full view of your lip-smacking father-in-law.
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Upsets from past Oscars can also contribute to magical thinking; nobody thought voters would select Marisa Tomei as best supporting actress in 1993 for her gum-smacking girlfriend in "My Cousin Vinny," but they did.
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He's forcing his family to partner up for a dosey-doe of manipulation at the Pierce's country house, he's smacking helicopter windows, and he's on his way to being the most powerful man in media.
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Asked about the domestic violence law at a news conference last month, Putin said that while he was not a supporter of parents smacking children, the authorities should not interfere in family affairs without justification.
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We're told Wendell -- who played Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in the HBO drama, "Confirmation" -- became enraged, pushed the boyfriend and then went after his girlfriend ... grabbing her hair and smacking her in the head.
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Smacking a rock with a hammer to create the means of generating a stone wall, which then makes a house, pales in comparison to the stress of knowing that I cannot make a house in Skyrim.
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But, as adults, revisiting one of these nostalgic structures no longer needs to look like climbing up the old oak tree at our parent's house and smacking our head on a low-hanging piece of plywood.
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But with this recent accomplishment, it's hard to imagine a future where smacking a mosquito buzzing around your ear doesn't come with the risk of destroying an incredibly expensive micro drone trying to spy on you.
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In this instance, it was a deftly conceived trick play, with one American player letting the ball slip past her and her teammate then smacking it past the suddenly off-balance Australians and into the goal.
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Even if I spin and crash out, not making it across either checkpoint or finish line before the timer's struck zero, I'm still smiling while my passenger's smacking ten shades out of me for my ineptitude.
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"This is like an 18-wheeler smacking into us, and it just becomes a huge distraction at the worst possible time," said Donna Brazile, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee and a close Clinton ally.
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With the English apples they were able to harvest in 245, Orchard Hill made Bitters and Sharps, which is still aging at the cidery, but is taut, tart and lip-smacking, with great freshness and energy.
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ET: Police dismissed charges against Stormy Daniels less than 24 hours after arresting her at an Ohio strip club for allegedly smacking her breasts in patrons' and undercover officers' faces, according to her lawyer Michael Avenatti.
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There are many kinds and levels of corporal punishment, ranging from infrequent swats on the butt to regular open-handed smacking or striking with belts or paddles, and many contexts in which it might be employed.
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Brooke Houts, the YouTuber who uploaded a partially edited prank video last month with clips showing her smacking and spitting on her dog, will not be charged with animal cruelty, Los Angeles police told BuzzFeed News.
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How long would you put up with a friend whose idea of a fun sleepover activity is reading Facebook comments about a dead stranger, and whose notion of conflict resolution is smacking someone across the brow line?
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Jo's flashbacks are juxtaposed with present-day Jo helping Abby (Khalilah Joi), a woman who comes into the hospital with a pretty deep cut on her face claiming it happened from smacking herself with a cabinet door.
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It's always funny when the mythical 'West Ham way' is brought up, but if it's anything to do with Dimitri Payet smacking in free-kicks from long-range with more whip than Indiana Jones, colour us intrigued.
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Seattle hit for the cycle in reverse against Verlander to open the game, with Hander smacking a leadoff homer, his 19th long ball of the season, to left field before Span followed with a triple to right.
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This isn't the first time Harden's been accused of smacking a fan with a camera -- remember, he was sued back in 2013 for allegedly belting a guy outside of a nightclub who yelled, "Kobe owns your ass!"
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It was Perez who, in extra innings in the 2014 Wild Card game, corrected a long, hitless night by smacking a single down the line to give Kansas City its first postseason win in almost three decades.
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One group home employee in the state's Finger Lakes region was returned to work in 2016 even after being found to have pulled the hood of a garment over a resident's head before smacking the resident repeatedly.
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"His life in court took on an entertainment quality smacking of reality TV." It's a tactic Trump honed early with the help of his lawyer Roy Cohn, the high-living and fearsome attorney who once helped Sen.
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"In an aside aimed at his political opponents, he said that some Labour MPs only wanted to ban the smacking of children due to their "revulsion when they see a chav belting her kids in the supermarket.
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Daniels, 39, was taken into custody early Thursday morning by Columbus police, who said they had seen her forcing patrons' faces into her breasts during her show, and also smacking them in the face with her breasts.
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The show uses many of The Twilight Zone's classic methods — montages, line repetitions, and full-circle storytelling — to lull the audience into a sense of comfort before smacking them in the face with a last-minute surprise.
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Soon after his arrival, Soto was in a Humvee turret on the road, looking over the river to a village called Donga when incoming fire struck the dirt beside his truck, smacking it with shrapnel and rocks.
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Or, if you're in the mood for metaphor — a feeling of face-smacking dread, as you finally realize that it has continued to be winter even though for a few weeks it felt like it was already spring.
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And so we begin: PLAYFUL VIBRATING BULLET, POUNDLAND, $53 DUH Never thought I'd be writing about Poundland vibrators, to be honest, but 2016 is the gift that keeps on smacking you in the face until you understand nothing.
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Even when tremolo picking, or smacking together pummeling drum programming, there's an inherent uplift that reminds me as much of the cosmic wanderings of Manuel Gottsching or Popol Vuh as they do of any of their solo efforts.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, she says afterward, she tried to snap a pic of Trey in the parking lot -- but he attacked her, smacking her phone out of her hand and into her face ... breaking her glasses.
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"Officials keep on coming to get my data but they still haven't given me any aid," Mr. Kartono said, smacking a chunk of asphalt to the ground, which was more than 30 feet higher than a week before.
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Brooke Houts, the YouTuber who uploaded a partially edited prank video last month with clips showing her smacking and spitting on her dog, will not be charged with animal cruelty after police determined "there was no crime" committed.
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For much of the four years I covered the conflict in Bosnia, the guys whom we caught burning down villages, looting, smacking around women and the elderly, and terrorizing children would always be furious when we showed up.
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But many investors saw the rate cut as smacking of desperation and the latest sign that global central bankers are moving toward a round of competitive devaluations — also known as currency wars — as a way to stimulate their economies.
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Peter Debruge, Variety: DuVernay's choice of who should play Charles Wallace seems questionable at first — if only because McCabe's child-actorly way of playing to the camera makes the lip-smacking Welch's Grape Juice girls look naturalistic by comparison.
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At the end of Insecure's first season, when Lawrence and Tasha delivered the skin-smacking heard 'round the world, Very Smart Brothas wrote a great take on why the sex scenes in this show are so revolutionary and necessary.
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After all, the government's mooted plan to reduce tuition fees for some subjects pales in comparison to Labour's promise to abolish them (as well as smacking of hypocrisy, since the Tories introduced the higher fees only six years ago).
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I'm not in the habit of saying "back off ," even when I'm made to feel small — even when rudeness such as a guy drunkenly high-fiving my husband and smacking me in the face, then saying, "sorry wife," occurs.
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And when he wasn't smacking balls around the court like his name was Bernard Tomic, he was trying his hand at an epic water bottle flip: Monfils beat Satral in straight sets, 7-5, 6-4, 6-3. [ESPN]
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Both sides had chances to win what was a scrappy and hotly-contested game, with Gignac smacking the bar with a ferocious 30-yard drive after 33 minutes and Jara heading straight at Guzman a minute before half time.
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Except that instead of smacking each other's faces, Michelle and Claire are reveling in the comedy of the female breast, a routine that metaphorically whips the lacy, push-up bra off what is, of course, an ordinary body part.
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Neymar orchestrated Brazil's opener six minutes into the second half, cutting menacingly from left to right across the 18-yard line, tugging three defenders along with him, before smacking a blind, back heel pass to Willian, reversing the play.
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Houston tacked on a run in each of the second and third innings, with Evan Gattis smacking his 214th homer to stretch the lead to 220-2265 before Gomez torched LeBlanc again with an RBI triple to straightaway center.
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The A's got within 23-23 in the third in a sacrifice fly by Piscotty, but Gattis responded again, this time smacking his two-run double that scored Correa and Reddick for a 103-210 lead in the fifth.
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"As anticipated, I experienced the loud clapping sound of my butt smacking against my legs with each stride, my breasts and belly skin bouncing with minds of their own, and nowhere for the armpit sweat to go but down," says Teeter.
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But she is the only woman in the room, and when she's on the receiving end of violence it's inevitably presented as a noxious punchline — these men are cheerfully and repeatedly smacking around a significantly smaller person because they can.
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Twitter user StrayRogue gifted us a GIF of a cartoon cat smacking its meaty little paws, but it was DitzyFlama who remixed the image into the original Bongo Cat with a pair of drums and a tune from Super Mario World.
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Josh Gaines, known on social media as "Josh Darnit," previously used the six-second video loop platform Vine, which was introduced on Twitter in 2013, to post videos of his children, most successfully his young son Evan smacking his dad.
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This tyrant, whose sole name blisters our tongues, So bloody, luxurious, avaricious, false, deceitful Sudden, malicious, smacking of every sin That has a name; this devil, none of which in the Legions of horrid hell is more damned in evils.
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There's the lesson on Tokyo Bay and what lives there, the talk on how to prepare salmon roe properly and the riff on giant clams, smacking one with his knife and making it dance ever so slightly for his small audience.
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This season — a sequel to the first All Stars experiment in 2012 — featured 10 memorable queens from several different seasons of Drag Race, including laconic eventual winner Alaska Thunderfuck, proudly bizarre, lip-smacking whirlwind Alyssa Edwards, and eccentric Soviet fave Katya Zamolodchikova.
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The Maryland governor noted that he'd had doubts from the outset that any impeachment proceeding in such a polarized environment would be fair and objective, smacking the majority parties of both the House and Senate for their conduct over the last four months.
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Osaka burnished her reputation as one of the cleanest hitters of the ball in women's tennis by smacking winners almost at will from both her forehand and backhand under the roof of the Rod Laver Arena which was closed due to extreme heat.
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The greatest tragedy though, is that only a small portion of the UFC's viewers will even know who Horiguchi is, let alone recall how good he was at gliding ten feet across the canvas and effortlessly smacking men upside the head. Why?
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By the end, so many glasses have been raised in lip-smacking appreciation that the movie's most impressive accomplishment is not its deep dive into grape-centered lore, but the ability of its director, Emily Railsback, to hold her iPhone camera steady.
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My favorites included McGill Vineyard riesling from 60-year-old vines in Rutherford in Napa Valley, which was dry, resonant and lip-smacking, and Carbonic Carignan from Mendocino County, produced using the carbonic-maceration method, common in Beaujolais and with numerous natural wines.
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As Ruth Langmore, the spitfire foil turned partner to Jason Bateman's slick money launderer Marty Byrde, she is the most captivating part of "Ozark," routinely smacking down — literally, strategically or rhetorically — derisive men who mistake her delicate features and springy curls for weakness.
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The A Little Late host slammed the double standards that surround the concept of virginity, smacking down patriarchal ideas about women's virginity being "fragile and helpless," and the complete omission of people having any other type of sex than with the opposite sex.
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Donald Contursi, the owner of Lip Smacking Foodie Tours, introduced me to several specials, including the $29 three-course lunch, which includes creamy Greek spreads such as tzatziki and grilled fish at Estiatorio Milos, and $5 happy hour appetizers at Mr. Chow.
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There's much lip-smacking (not the good kind) humor concerning the waste elimination functions of the bird (the most memorable banter has Walter explaining to Lance what a cloaca is) and the weird proclivities of the real birds who attach themselves to Lance.
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With an ever-increasing number of gadgets, apps, websites, and service providers collecting and warehousing information about consumers, the fact that there is no national policy framework in place to protect that data and the people sharing it is absolutely gob-smacking.
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By consistently smacking them out of the sky with an anti-air move, you will condition knowledgeable opponents into understanding that jump-ins won't work on you, which will keep them on the ground and eliminate a chunk of their offensive options.
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More humiliating is the fact that the duo just barely failed to beat the all-time record for longest stay in the top 10; a gob-smacking and meme-worthy 69 weeks by Katy Perry during her unstoppable Teenage Dream days in 2010-11. Nice.
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An impressive, bold taste can be savored as the enigmatic qualities inherent in our 2018 Special Prosecutor (limited quantities) cause smacking of the lips and eye rolls of delight comparable to what one feels when viewing the stars on a winter evening in Moscow.
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The 2008, $19963 to $80, is full, deep, fresh and harmonious, with undertones of red fruit, while the 2010 Blanc de Blancs — $80 to $100, made entirely from chardonnay grown in the village of Avize — is creamy and saline, with a lovely, lip-smacking liveliness.
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The format is fundamentally an intellectual dick-smacking contest dressed up in institutional lingerie, and while there are plenty of women out there who can unzip their enormous brains and thwack them on the table with the best of them, the formula is catastrophically macho.
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Daniels began performing in front of the female officer, leaned over, grabbed the detective's head, "and began smacking her face with her bare breasts and holding her face betwen [sic] her breasts against her chest," according to the court document obtained by FOX News 8.
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In 2013, a father near the central city of Limoges was sentenced to pay a 500 euro ($570) fine for smacking his bare-bottomed 9-year-old child — a gesture the court ruled was "violent" and "degrading," given that the child's clothing was removed.
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Her frustrations were laid bare at times as she slammed her racket into the turf in the first set, receiving a code violation from the umpire, before she fell to her knees with head in hands after smacking a simple put-away into the net.
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" Other times he's a total chameleon, getting socially charged up on Dead Prez's remix to "Hell Yeah": "Now the police, got me in the middle of the street / Tryin' to beat me blue, black and orange / I'm like hold up, who you smacking on?
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It was a bigger wine than the other two: richer in texture and higher in alcohol (at 13.5 percent compared with about 12.5 for the others), yet lip-smacking and refreshing, with tightly coiled acidity and a floral, herbal, mineral flavor that I found delicious.
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New Orleans police obtained an arrest warrant for Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. on a battery charge after a viral video showed him smacking a cop&aposs butt, a police spokesman told Ramon Antonio Vargas and Carlie Kollath Wells of The Advocate.
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The fruit, braised in coconut milk, maintains its sweetness on a bed of purple Thai rice, perfumed with ginger and garlic and seasoned with salty, lip-smacking black bean paste that you can use at your discretion (all of it would be too much).
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Try smacking Bokoblins off high circular towers into the water below — in which they can't swim — to conserve weapon durability, or letting fire chuchus set the grass on fire to create a gust of wind and give you a quick aerial exit from a tight spot.
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In a time where psychedelia for some bands is simply owning a Brian Jonestown Massacre record, popping on a black turtle neck shirt and smacking a wah-wah peddle, The Moonlandingz display all the best traits of the genre in that their performance feels transformative and enrapturing.
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While the golf resort tweeted a video of Trump smacking his first tee shot of the day down the fairway, one of the children he met told reporters that one of the president's less accurate shots later in the round ended up in the adjacent sand dunes.
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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Later, as the cello and violin plucked bluesy, hurrying phrases — like cinematic balladry and Romanticism and Ray Nance all run together — Ms. Ibarra put down her sticks and played with only her hands and feet, smacking a drumhead with her palm and thumping the kick drum.
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Soon the bargains were smacking us in the face: $248 coffee refills the next morning at Powder Day Donuts, 22 percent off jewelry and tchotchkes at Remember Me, and $26 for a lunchtime burger, fries and a tall Montucky Cold Snack beer at Back Door Grill.
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Nor is it a photo of Kendrick smacking one of his four doubles against the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Championship Series, or one of him smiling as he held up the N.L.C.S. most valuable player trophy after the Nationals clinched that series on Tuesday.
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Instead, Roberts and Walter met with Matt Kemp, Kyle Farmer and Alex Wood outside the Reds clubhouse ... while Puig was still M.I.A. The good news for Puig ... when he did finally show up, he showed out -- smacking a 2-run home run off Clayton Kershaw in the 1st inning.
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The Chicago third baseman has a National League-leading 35 homers after smacking two in the series opener with Los Angeles and looks to lead the Cubs to their fifth straight victory when they visit the Dodgers on Saturday in the second contest of a three-game set.
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Boston center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. struck the decisive blow for a third consecutive game, smacking a first-pitch changeup from Astros right-hander Josh James (24-1) into the right field seats with two outs in the sixth inning to swing the pendulum back toward the Red Sox.
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But the judge's decision came in yet another strongly worded ruling smacking around the Trump administration for revamping the legal language of the executive order to scrub away any implication of Islamophobic animus while still making political statements to winkingly acknowledge their real goal wasn't going to change.
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One that takes the rising principles of the experience economy and the growing belief that millennial consumers — who hate anything smacking of marketing or overt product pushing — are increasingly choosing to spend their money on the unique event rather than on the aspirational product, and applies them to shopping.
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And in Iggie's House, a gum-smacking tomboy named Winnie confronts racism and white flight when her best friend moves away and a Black family moves into her old house (notably, Winnie is a white girl, but I appreciate Blume exploring race via white privilege rather than appropriating Black voices).
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Those of us who play them regularly enough know that games have long been adept at articulating affecting narratives through a medium that began by smacking a dot back and forth, by shooting a basic model of a spaceship from the sky, by murdering sentient mushrooms with your plumber's crack.
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After finishing with Jakobsen, he joined the first-team training session, bouncing side to side and forward and back while sparring with another player, then smacking shots, over and over, during a high-intensity session known as multiball in which a coach quickly patters balls to a player from a basket.
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At any rate, I'm at the point where I was able to solve about 50 percent of Mr. Silvestri's clues on my own, and I revealed the other half, smacking myself in the head as I realized that I could have gotten the answer had I not been looking for eggs.
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On Sunday, Viktor Orban's Fidesz party will likely cruise to another victory in Hungary's general election, giving Mr. Orban, the reigning champion of "illiberal democracy" — a term he proudly embraces — a fourth term to pursue his assault on democratic institutions, immigrants, the European Union and anything smacking of social change.
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The tension can be seen not only in the smacking New York Democrats received after wooing Amazon, but also in the skepticism among party elders like Nancy Pelosi toward the expansive Green New Deal proposal, also pushed by Ocasio-Cortez -- and now broadly endorsed by most of the party's presidential contenders.
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Besides smacking Moscow for election interference, CAATSA, which stands for Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, also aimed to punish Russia for supporting rebels fighting in breakaway provinces of Ukraine, for annexing the Ukrainian region of Crimea, for overseeing a wide range of cyber intrusions and attacks, and other activities.
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In THE QUAKER (Europa, paper, $18), Liam McIlvanney starts with the lousy weather ("a storm battered the city … scattering slates and smacking down chimney stacks"), goes on to city scenes ("they kept knocking bits of it down") and eventually gets to the inhabitants ("Half the population of Glasgow seemed to be clearing out").
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Other hits included sautéed lamb spareribs under a layer of crunchy cumin seeds, a noodle dish with a minced pork sauce, a vegetarian entree of large slabs of sautéed eggplant in a lip-smacking sauce, and poached fish fillets tossed with wood ear mushrooms and other vegetables in a delicate vinegar sauce.
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While Leicester's ascent was relatively sudden — it was nearly relegated last year and shot up to first place from 14th — the Villans tumble from near the treetops has been slow, steady and brutal, with this year's showing being the rough equivalent to smacking square into one final branch on the way down.
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After 2018's fallow year, and a few drip-fed line-up announcements over the past few months, the best music festival on the planet is today issuing a CODE RED, in the form of a big old lip-smacking list of the performers who'll grace Worthy Farm from June 28 to 30.
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In January 2016, the girlfriend told the police that Mr. Santiago had flown into a rage while she was using the bathroom, broke down the bathroom door and was "strangling her and smacking her in the side of the head" while screaming at her, according to a criminal complaint filed against him.
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" The Times said: "Sisters for life and doubles partners later in the afternoon, Venus and Serena Williams put most of that aside for nearly two hours on Saturday at Wimbledon, smacking serves and ground strokes in each other's direction with a vengeance and an accuracy that have often been lacking in their previous family reunions.
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" THE TIMES SAID: "Sisters for life and doubles partners later in the afternoon, Venus and Serena Williams put most of that aside for nearly two hours on Saturday at Wimbledon, smacking serves and ground strokes in each other's direction with a vengeance and an accuracy that have often been lacking in their previous family reunions.
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Consider the response to the same item from a different reader (a surprising number weighed in), who wondered if the manager in question should spend a little time trying to determine why this worker is installing a sonic barrier between herself and colleagues, whose gossip, gum-smacking or grunts may be a counterproductive distraction.
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So the classic banh mi dac biet — filled with a swirl of pâté, quivery head cheese and pale, thin sheets of cha lua, pork that has been pulverized and steamed, bearing a streak of fish sauce — appears alongside one crammed with Korean bulgogi, rugged strips of grilled rib-eye, caramel-edged and faintly smacking of honey.
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His aguachile is one of his most popular options on the menu and for good reason, since the quality of the shrimp is some of the highest at any mariscos shop in LA. However, even he agrees that his aguachile is anything but traditional, relying on the floral heat from habaneros for the lip-smacking chile qualities of aguachile.
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Psyonix's second crack at doing jet-propelled vehicles smacking a gigantic ball about the place in a demented future vision of Match of the Day meeting Top Gear on the set of Total Wipeout did what the San Diego studio's first, 2008's PS3-only Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, categorically didn't: it became a hit.
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In his first major league at-bat last summer, he swung on the first pitch he saw for a base hit to center field, and he has kept connecting with his knobless bat ever since, pulling doubles into right field and smacking the ball to left against shifts with a stroke he considers a product of his golfing past.
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MILWAUKEE — [World Series 231: Follow our live updates from Game 25 at Fenway Park] As Yasiel Puig jubilantly raced around the bases, smacking his legs and flexing his biceps after a critical home run in Game 21 of the National League Championship Series, it was hard to imagine that this Los Angeles Dodgers team was 13 games under .
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I'm told what to expect from being alone in absolute silence: No, I'm told, I won't go immediately berserk and insane; but yes, I will become hypersensitive to background sounds, which is why I spend the first couple of minutes scratching my own crackly stubble, or smacking my lips, or listening to the saliva slosh around in my own mouth, or breathing.
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There's never been a point in her life when she wasn't ensconced in the entertainment industry machine, and frankly, if we've learned anything from movies like A Star Is Born and Vox Lux, it seems hard to live your life in that bubble and stay a humble, rational person without real life smacking you in the face a few times.
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A group of men had gathered at a local gymnasium to follow the Harvard-Yale Thanksgiving football game via ticker tape; Yale won, and afterward, one of the Yale fans men supposedly celebrated by grabbing a boxing glove off the floor and tossing it in the air, to which one of the other men, a Harvard fan, responded by smacking it down with a broomstick.
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The hit USA drama returns for its final, 10-episode season on July 17, but before it does, it's toasting the unforgettable moments that led fans to this point with a special teaser trailer looking back at key scenes throughout the series, including Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) begging Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) to hire him and Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) smacking Mike across the face — and later marrying him.
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Scenes of LaVona forcing Tonya to skate in her own urine and smacking her with a hairbrush are cut with scenes of struggle — LaVona working at a diner for minimum wage to pay for lessons, sewing Tonya's costumes by hand, including what is implied to be a homemade fur coat (one of the film's details that Harding has noted as misleading — her coat was in fact store-bought).
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The spiritual seekers are much like people we all know: the dude so obsessed with fitness that he obliviously performs yoga poses at inappropriate times (Babak Tafti); the middle-aged lesbian couple with longstanding and unspoken (no pun intended) relationship problems (Marcia DeBonis and Quincy Tyler Bernstine); the gum-smacking blonde who carries far too much luggage (Zoë Winters); and the crunchy guy who never removes his knit cap (Brad Heberlee).
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Read more:An arrest warrant has been issued for Odell Beckham Jr. on a battery charge after a viral video showed him smacking a cop's behind21 famous athletes who retired earlier than expectedChad Ochocinco to try out as a kicker in the XFL, and old videos show it may not be as crazy as it soundsConor McGregor says LeBron James inspired him to invest more in taking care of his body
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Whenever I find myself sighing so deeply that it pings off the back wall of the office, smacking me directly in the mouth with which it escaped, I slip this incredibly lucid and pellucid slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno on and then start punching myself in the face for writing "lucid and pellucid slinky slice of rainforest-ready ambient techno," until my face resembles a lamb shoulder left to rot on a summer's day.
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I had five early gimmes, but three were wrong — ENTRECHAT and ICARUS helped; "eight" (at V), "petals" (at E), and "fudgy" (at K) most emphatically did not, although that last one came in handy in a forehead-smacking way when I finally figured out J. This evocative passage by Piers Vitebsky is from a book called "The Reindeer People," which came out in December 2006 and is perfect for the holiday book circuit.
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When the Chicken Littles of fashion run around squawking that men's wear has run its course; that the separation of the cisgendered sexes into two separate seasons is as anachronistic as binaries themselves; that women's wear will soon swallow whole the male side of the business like a Hanna-Barbera alley cat and then stand by smacking its lips, what they are forgetting is that most of the labels that have skipped the men's wear cycle, like Gucci, are accessories-driven.
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There's also: Arenas dropping mad potty words around Swaggy P's son, smacking toys out of the kid's hand, throwing the kid's scooter, laughing at his son getting hit by a basketball, blowing Young up about cheating on and getting dumped by Iggy Azalea (mind you, in front of the kid—though not Iggy's), making fun of Young's play time with the Lakers, painting over the "gy" in "Iggy" written presumably in the kid's room—all garnished with a "joke" about killing Azalea with a knife.
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Read more:A stunning new report details how Michigan State University&aposs &aposdream team&apos recruiting class crumbled after 4 football players were accused of sexual assaultNavy won the Liberty Bowl thanks to the gutsiest trick play in the final secondsLeBron James gave the entire Ohio State football team new $350 Beats headphones, and it&aposs not an NCAA violation thanks to a loopholeAn arrest warrant has been issued for Odell Beckham Jr. on a battery charge after a viral video showed him smacking a cop&aposs behind
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Read more:Kobe Bryant says he sometimes used to wish that he played an individual sport like tennis instead of basketballCoco Gauff says she felt like the Golden State Warriors in Game 7 when the US Open crowd was chanting her nameSimona Halep crashed out of the US Open after repeatedly smacking her racket on the court in an out-of-character meltdownNaomi Osaka won a US Open match in straight sets because she didn't want guests Kobe Bryant and Colin Kaepernick to 'sit in the sun too long'
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Primary among them are Juan Antonio Ponce of Bodegas Ponce, whose wines are a thrilling combination of elegance, finesse and mineral intensity; Rosalía Molina and Manolo Garrote of Altolandon in the northern part of the region, whose dedication to their muse has resulted in both excellent bobals and other wines, like a lip-smacking, energetic muscat blanc à petits grains; and Toni Sarrión of Bodega Mustiguillo just over the appellation border in Utiel-Requena, who is focusing on old bobal as well as merseguera, an obscure local white, which in his hands has made wines of depth, complexity and texture.
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