At 31, he decided to strike out on his own.
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Or, reduced: Hill is good enough to strike out Rizzo.
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But if the aggressor continues then he will strike out.
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Someone must strike out for the surface and clear air.
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It means to strike out of a clear blue sky.
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Jacobs didn't completely strike out the prospect of a deal.
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He walked three and did not strike out a batter.
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He walked two and did not strike out a batter.
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Madson was able to strike out Jurickson Profar to end it.
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"I want him to strike out," Pena said with a smile.
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He also walked two and did not strike out a batter.
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Still others may want to strike out in entirely new directions.
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These people are dangerous, and could strike out at any minute.
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Keuchel settled down to strike out Justin Turner on seven pitches.
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You can't strike out if you don't get up to bat.
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He recovered to strike out Mike Napoli to end the inning.
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But "Out of Blue" doesn't strike out only as an adaptation.
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I suppose I'm going to strike out sometimes when trying new recipes.
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He then proceeded to strike out the next five batters he faced.
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In 2011, Anna and Jon decided to strike out on their own.
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States tribunals should not be afraid to strike out on their own.
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They'll probably strike out too much and not get on base enough.
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Left-handed reliever Zach Duke came on to strike out Eric Hosmer.
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What happens if the Lakers strike out on Whiteside, Biyombo, and Barnes?
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No one watches the All-Star Game to see people strike out.
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However, he was able to strike out seven without walking a batter.
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Because you will become the new editorial gatekeepers to strike out deceit.
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The only player who did not strike out against Tanaka was Hechavarria.
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A's pitchers combined to strike out 20 batters while allowing seven hits.
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The fivesome combined to strike out eight while allowing just two hits.
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A 2006 study on Fangraphs showed that taller players strike out more.
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Judging from these pics, Michael doesn't strike out when he's at bat.
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But he needed just three more pitches to strike out Robbie Grossman.
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Gabriel complained that Germany will have to strike out on its own.
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Presented with orders, they largely ignore them and strike out on their own.
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All is not lost if the Sixers strike out on George and LeBron.
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Even if they strike out on Paul George, DeMarcus Cousins, LeBron James, etc.
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A few years ago, Ms. Cutler decided to strike out on her own.
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Here's what to keep in mind before you strike out on your own.
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I head to a nearby consignment store and Goodwill and also strike out.
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Leclerc then threw two changeups, Trout chasing and missing both to strike out.
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But he recovered to strike out Nicholas Castellanos on a 3-2 count.
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"Trump is a scorpion, and his nature is to strike out," Weinstein said.
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However, Trevor Hildenberger got Mark Trumbo to strike out to end the inning.
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Here's what to keep in mind before you strike out on your own.
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Chris Tillman has looked fantastic after seemingly rediscovering how to strike out hitters.
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He is the first Royal to strike out a dozen in five innings.
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In 1906, he "was ready to strike out on his own," Denton writes.
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As if the agoraphobia wasn't enough, I strike out in shop after shop.
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Then he proceeded to strike out the next three batters, ending the inning.
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After stints at other firms, he decided to strike out on his own.
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Alonso advanced to third, and Neris came in to strike out J.D. Davis.
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He did not strike out a batter for the first time this season.
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Guys don't care if they strike out, and it's basically turn and burn.
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With the infield drawn in, Giles bounced back to strike out Giancarlo Stanton.
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But any hopes that Wales will strike out on its own may be disappointed.
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When the time is right, Matovu says she'll strike out on her own again.
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But he just can't drum up the courage to strike out on his own.
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"I was determined I wasn't going to strike out on the change," Mercer said.
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"They're a team that doesn't strike out a lot," Mets manager Terry Collins said.
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He pitched well, using a dominant fastball to strike out five in six innings.
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Miller recovered to strike out Addison Russell and David Ross to end the inning.
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Rays pitchers combined to strike out 22 batters in the contest, a franchise record.
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Hendriks came on to strike out Chris Davis to preserve the 3-2 lead.
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Five years ago, Rubley decided she was ready to strike out on her own.
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People close to him say he may try to strike out on his own.
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Robertson was unfazed and went on to strike out Jason Castro and Robbie Grossman.
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Her plans to strike out on her own, though, are now on indefinite hold.
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We still strike out, but I think it's just that guys don't give in.
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Lastly, I swing by Walgreens to check out their fake nails and strike out.
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The new tax law may entice more employees to strike out on their own.
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And we should discourage the use of force by others to strike out preemptively.
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"It doesn't matter how many times you strike out," he wrote in his book.
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More people may also strike out on their own in search of each other.
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He allowed nine hits and two walks, and did not strike out a batter.
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The urge to strike out on their own felt especially timely for the young pair.
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Harris then fired some good cutters to strike out Howie Kendrick and end the threat.
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Just imagine being able to Warp Strike out of these encounters with your dignity intact.
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Lynn recovered to strike out Avisail Garcia with a curveball just below the strike zone.
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He recovered in time to strike out Matt Adams to get the ball to Chapman.
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As soon as he was old enough, he would strike out for the Arctic wilderness.
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If you strike out the first time, don't be shy about asking for other contacts.
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Clara Baker, my second-youngest sister, was the first to strike out on her own.
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Robbing Peter to pay PaulIn 2012, Falcon was ready to strike out on his own.
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The fivesome combined to strike out eight while allowing just two hits and no walks.
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Maybe the only way to find it again is to strike out beyond our boundaries.
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But Severino showed some moxie, recovering to strike out Marcus Semien to end the inning.
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You look around this locker room, not too many guys strike out in this lineup.
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With the bases clear, Clevinger needed just three pitches to strike out Javier Baez looking.
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In order to do so, he felt he needed to strike out on his own.
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Harvey regrouped to strike out Myers, and Ryan Schimpf lined out to end the inning.
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Wilson doesn't strike out many hitters - 18 against 10 walks in 36 53/3 innings.
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His 210th and final pitch was a 20 mph fastball to strike out David Peralta.
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Who was the only pitcher to strike out Tony Gwynn three times in one game?
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If the opposition is down to stories about baseball debt, they&aposre going to strike out.
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Karns became the first big league pitcher to strike out four in an inning this season.
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Longing for independence, they strike out on their own, perhaps recruiting another founder along the way.
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His goal this season was not so much to walk more, but to strike out less.
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Instead, synchronized divers start together and then strike out alone before (theoretically) hitting the water simultaneously.
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He was one of two players in the Arizona lineup who didn't strike out Thursday night.
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Freeland doesn't strike out many batters, however, fanning 169 over 247 83/3 minor-league frames.
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Ryan allowed the first four batters to reach base, then recovered to strike out the side.
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"It's crushing when you strike out with a player," said Morrison, a middle school technology teacher.
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It doesn't matter if you hit five homers or strike out five times in a game.
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Duffey recovered to strike out Matt Skole before getting Leury Garcia to line out to third.
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Some online retailers, however, prefer to strike out on their own, like the craftsmen of old.
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He wants to strike out at and defeat the people who have dared to criticize him.
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He is going to strike out some, but that was a big at-bat for him.
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He became the first Tigers pitcher to strike out 13 Yankees since Justin Verlander on Aug.
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After being beaten down by the condemning business, they decide to strike out on their own.
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Those who strike out often get back on the road to try their luck in another country.
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Price got Ian Desmond to strike out swinging leading off the fifth, marking his 53,500th career strikeout.
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He has been resting a sore Achilles tendon, returning to strike out as a pinch hitter Friday.
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Bailey rallied to strike out Rhys Hoskins and the game remained tied at 1 after six innings.
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Rodriguez escaped the jam with limited damage by getting Carrera and Devon Travis to strike out swinging.
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Will Mischa Barton, an independent Aquarius, find the group dynamics annoying and strike out on her own?
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Fiers recovered to strike out Jefry Marte, initiating a string in which he retired 13 consecutive batters.
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Strike out with your own bold agenda that wins the hearts and minds of the American people.
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The closer the danger, the more familiar the details, the more likely we are to strike out.
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He wants to have sovereignty over his own decisions, and to strike out courageously on his own.
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Three San Diego relievers combined to strike out six while tossing four innings of one-hit ball.
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For this album I was either going to try someone else or strike out on my own.
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Robert Gsellman came on for the beleaguered Mets bullpen to strike out the final two Atlanta hitters.
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Jorge Polanco followed with a walk, but Kennedy got Cruz to strike out to end the game.
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Arizona became the first National League team to strike out at least 11 in seven straight games.
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Four Cleveland pitchers combined to strike out 22000, tying a franchise record for a nine-inning game.
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As young adults strike out on their own, there's a delicate balance that parents need to achieve.
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Saturday night's game was the first since 2013 in which Chacin did not strike out a batter.
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Management consultants may soon strike out on their own, and stockbrokers may hang out their own shingle.
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She made enough money with that gig and other freelance work to strike out on her own.
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In the movie Bohemian Rhapsody, he's fired for suggesting Queen frontman Freddie Mercury strike out on his own.
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The two had first suggested the idea to The Post, but decided to strike out on their own.
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Its reach is so great that many startups decide to work with Alibaba rather than strike out alone.
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A's closer Blake Treinen came on to strike out the side in the ninth for his 26th save.
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Cash also said he was impressed with the "wipeout slider" he used to strike out C Brian McCann.
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But if Kim thinks that's in the works, Ko said the North Korean leader could strike out fiercely.
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If you strike out this time, sign up to be notified when the next batch goes on sale.
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For Andrew Bentley it meant quitting his pie-in-the-sky job to strike out on his own.
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Chapman combined with Miller and Dellin Betances to strike out eight of the last 11 White Sox batters.
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He allowed a run in the fourth inning but rebounded to strike out the side in the fifth.
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I sometimes wonder if our inability to strike out is heartbreakingly rooted in our love for one another.
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It's been almost three years since Ian Saint Pé left Black Lips to strike out on his own.
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Last month, he ended the eighth inning with a 60 MPH pitch to strike out Baltimore's Jonathan Schoop.
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If you strike out, why not take a page from Gina's DIY book and whip up your own?
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Garrett and Felix Millan singled, cutting the lead to a run, but Knowles recovered to strike out Staub.
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After left fielder Curtis Granderson dropped Gardner's routine liner for an error, Happ recovered to strike out Judge.
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Then he lent her his garage when she decided to strike out on her own and design jewelry.
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Yet, there comes a time when they need to strike out on their own and become financially independent.
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However, left-hander Adam Morgan came on in relief to strike out Ender Inciarte and end the threat.
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Lester was able to strike out Lindor to end the inning, but the game certainly got more interesting.
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In it, two Athenians strike out to build a new utopia in a place called Cloud Cuckoo Land.
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It's a small advantage, but a real one—another chance not to strike out, at the very least.
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All Abad did was strike out out two straight hitter to end the eighth with two men on.
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Miller got to second with one out in the fifth, but the Rays could only strike out twice.
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Some people will continue on with a gig, and some may want to strike out on their own.
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Then there are the outpost dwellers, who strike out to build towns in as yet untouched occupied areas.
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Who are the only two pitchers to strike out 300 hitters in a season for the Houston Astros?
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He saw an opportunity, and at the end of August 2012, Flotteron decided to strike out on his own.
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Proffitt, 29, did stints designing games for well-known Atlanta studios before deciding to strike out on her own.
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Immediately it's 2-0 Jacksons, when Kim, Kourtney, and Corey go up to bat and literally all strike out.
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The time is now for each one of us to decide whether we will hold back or strike out.
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After several months (the timing is unclear), teams can strike out on their own as a whole new company.
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Peavy went on to strike out Anderson and retire Charlie Blackmon on a pop out to escape further damage.
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I think you need to strike out and live somewhere cheaper and quieter and find what's important to you.
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Mets starter Noah Syndergaard needed just 22 pitches to strike out Gordon in the latter's first three plate appearances.
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If it's a worthy friend and collaborator, will it one day be able to strike out on its own?
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The West is at war with Islam, they say, and you must strike out to defend your fellow Muslims.
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He said he pleaded with the closer, Dellin Betances, to strike out the hitter, Mikie Mahtook — and Betances did.
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Bellinger will strike out too, but I think he's the more likely player to hit for average going forward.
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He recovered to strike out James McCann en route to setting down 10 of the next 12 White Sox.
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For the first time in his career, Darvish did not strike out a batter in a game he started.
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Maybe the Yankees' hitters will strike out too much; Stanton and Judge did combine for 371 strikeouts last season.
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Our first impulse, when hurt or offended, is to strike out, justifying our anger in the name of fairness.
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Lester (6-2) walked the Mets' first two batters of the game but proceeded to strike out the side.
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If you strike out, don't worry: St. Andrews Links has six other public courses, each with its own attributes.
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That company sold to WireCard in 2016 and after three years the founders were able to strike out again.
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After getting Marte to strike out, DeSclafani surrendered another single to Bell to put runners on first and third.
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Jennings also faced bases loaded with two outs but got Corey Dickerson to strike out to end the lengthy inning.
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He struck out Tyler Flowers for his first career punchout; he did not strike out a batter in his debut.
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"When I saw it go up in the air, I said, 'I got him,"' said Blash, who would strike out.
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In 1983 a ban on abortion was entrenched in the constitution; last May 66% voted to strike out that article.
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He's the first pitcher in Brewers history to strike out 10 or more batters without a walk in consecutive starts.
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But left-hander Kyle Ryan came on to strike out pinch-hitter Austin Slater to retain the 1-0 lead.
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But he was itching to meet with even younger companies, and he was itching to strike out on his own.
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It was the first pitch thrown by Neris, who went on to strike out Pablo Sandoval to end the threat.
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Everybody does, but we're coming into three games, these guys (Rays) strike out a lot of guys at it is.
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If it's the latter, then it could benefit from some concision—strike out a third and the point's still made.
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He lasted five innings and gave up four runs on five hits, but did strike out eight and walked three.
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While he always used Socrates as his star character, Plato began to strike out on his own in later work.
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The 19-year-old Urias became the first teenager to strike out seven or more batters in a Dodgers uniform.
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Kelly walked two of the first three batters before rallying from a 3-0 count to strike out Corey Dickerson.
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Lynn rallied to strike out Chirinos on a 97 mph fastball, stranding Yordan Alvarez and Josh Reddick in scoring position.
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Meanwhile, unhindered by ties to trading fees, more analysts have decided to strike out on their own to start boutiques.
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He proceeded to strike out David Ortiz, but gave up an RBI single to Ramirez that made it 3-2.
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I, like many other women architects, found it much easier and less humiliating to just strike out on my own.
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Loney, a left-handed hitter, ranked as the second-toughest hitter in the American League to strike out in 2015.
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He flashed some of his sharpest pitches all season, using all four of his pitches to strike out Nationals batters.
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Business Insider's panel of freelance experts regularly weigh in on what it takes to strike out on your own successfully.
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Alvarado was able to strike out Devin Mesoraco with the bases loaded to end the inning and preserve the lead.
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Russell was the fourth straight batter to strike out, with three in a row coming with the batter caught looking.
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I also consider the United States unlikely to strike out with direct tariffs ahead of concluding corporate tax reform measures.
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Would Abraham Lincoln fall in love with the goddess Venus, or strike out after a bunch of lame, misfired flirting?
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He did not strike out much (62 times), stole 22 bases, smacked 11 home runs and drove in 76 runs.
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In Mary's case, his suggestion that perhaps it's time she strike out on her own is greeted with explosive indignation.
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That pressure, and a few affairs, strains their relationship, but it also inspires Colette to strike out on her own.
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But Maeda was unfazed and went on to strike out George Springer on four pitches and Alex Bregman on five.
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But unlike Betances on Thursday, David Robertson was able to strike out the last two Tigers to preserve the win.
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And sometimes it comes out as aggression and anger, and you strike out, usually at someone who's weaker than you.
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Some participants strike out for a classic narrative—a cohesive, human-readable tale—hard-coding formal structures into their programs.
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But Sewald rebounded to strike out Zunino and got Jean Segura to ground out to short to end the inning.
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But for a while she was in shock before her racing instincts helped her strike out for a thrilling victory.
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James Murdoch is expected to strike out on his own, perhaps starting a company that invests in digital media businesses.
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"When we play well, we hit home runs but we also strike out a lot," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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It's the fourth time this season Indians pitchers have combined to strike out 15 or more batters in a game.
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Millions of Americans will strike out on Black Friday, not so named because of a color swap on balance sheets.
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" Soon he is encouraging Cunningham to break off from Graham and, as Kuhn puts it, "strike out on his own.
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He did strike out eight and has fanned 24 in 23 2/3 frames over a span of five starts.
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Markakis doubled in the first inning on Wednesday but then proceeded to strike out in his next three at-bats.
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Greinke gave up four runs and six hits in six innings while becoming the 23.71th pitcher to strike out 27,211.
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At what point do they ignore the Speaker's directive, cut ties with the president and strike out on their own?
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"We're seeing high worker confidence in their ability to strike out and find a better job opportunity elsewhere," says Chamberlain.
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I recently had the chance to see the fruits of my partnership to strike out poverty in the Dominican Republic.
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But this month you will achieve the most success when you abandon existing models and strike out on your own.
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Scherzer also struck out nine and became the 11th player in history to strike out 1,000 batters with two different teams.
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Minor recovered to strike out Roberto Perez and get Francisco Lindor to ground into a fielder's choice to end the inning.
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And in business, you take a swing and you hope that you hit a home run, but sometimes you strike out.
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If we strike out again, big league telescopes like the James Webb Telescope will do the trick one day—fingers crossed.
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I pride myself on not pulling punches, but this was one story where I didn't know what to strike out at.
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The Astros did not strike out until the fourth, and Scherzer generated just 11 swings-and-misses among his 103 pitches.
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During this time, he adjusted to life as a new father and began making plans to strike out on his own.
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But Cole used his usual magic to strike out Ryan Zimmerman and get Victor Robles to ground into a double play.
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Marquez did strike out a career-high nine Padres, but he also surrendered two home runs for the second straight start.
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Raj last year went on his journey of giving up his parents' money and trying to strike out on his own.
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Duffey became the first Twins pitcher to strike out four hitters in an inning since Francisco Liriano on June 5, 2012.
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His final pitch was a full count offering to strike out Justin Bour as the Mets held a two-run lead.
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The Tigers had two on and two outs in the sixth, but reliever Ranger Suarez entered to strike out Christin Stewart.
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So I decided I had to strike out on my own, live and on record, to see what I was worth.
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"It's full of challenges—but it's also a chance to strike out in different directions, and to really shake things up."
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Let's hope you've got some more red ink left in your pen to strike out your other terrible bracket choices. Yikes.
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Brad Hand worked around a walk and a single to strike out the side in the ninth for his 14th save.
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We have seen Scherzer strike out 20 batters in a nine-inning game; we have seen him throw two no-hitters.
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Alex Rodriguez has yet to strike out when it comes to choosing the perfect Christmas gift for his girlfriend Jennifer Lopez.
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He struck out six batters, the first time in eight consecutive starts that he did not strike out at least eight.
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Pivetta recovered to strike out pinch hitter Adam Engel with the tying run at third to notch his first career save.
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If driving, know that the roads are often closed early in the morning, so strike out very early in the a.m.
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Giles proceeded to strike out Jackie Bradley Jr. and got Dustin Pedroia to ground out to complete the six-out save.
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Paradoxically, the destruction of the caliphate will only impel the jihadi movement to strike out, to demonstrate its relevance and capacity.
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Wheeler is the first Mets pitcher to strike out 11 and collect a homer and three RBIs in the same game.
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Jon Lester recovered from the double to strike out Brandon Guyer looking and then induced a flyball out from Lonnie Chisenhall.
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Bradley recovered to strike out Chase Utley and get pinch hitter Corey Seager on a groundout to leave the bases loaded.
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But that was a hiccup, for Peacock recovered to strike out Cron before retiring the Angels in order in the fifth.
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Giles recovered to strike out pinch hitter Jacoby Ellsbury, his fourth strikeout of his outing and the 210th by Houston pitching.
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Paxton was pulled at that point, and Tommy Kahnle came on to strike out Brandon Crawford representing the potential tying run.
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He needed just four pitches to strike out Justin Turner with a called strike on a 92 mile-per-hour fastball.
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There are walks in which we tread in the footsteps of others, walks on which we strike out entirely for ourselves.
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Although Gary Sanchez scored, McKinney held at third and Aaron Sanchez was able to strike out Wade to end the inning.
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He wasn't the first novelist to strike out for Hollywood, but he managed the crossover with exemplary dexterity, professionalism and panache.
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For a pitcher, the surest way to get an out is to strike out the opponent, thus eliminating all fielding variables.
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With runners at first and third, he used his breaking pitches to strike out Aaron Judge, Chase Headley and Didi Gregorius.
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The first people ever to leave Earth orbit and strike out into space were the three crew members of Apollo 8.
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He became the first Red Sox pitcher to strike out 10 or more in 12 games before the All-Star break.
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The actress and comedian left the NBC show right before its current season in order to strike out on her own.
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For two generations, then, Pujols has been almost a singular force in baseball: the prodigious slugger who will not strike out.
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In fact, he went on to strike out four in a row by getting the first two hitters of the second.
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Montgomery went on to strike out the side, getting Rickie Weeks Jr. on a foul tip and Steven Souza Jr. looking.
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She leaves the firm they work for to — yes — strike out on her own, and quickly acquires an unlikely male assistant.
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Steven Brault entered and threw seven straight balls before recovering to strike out Jose Bautista on a pitch in the dirt.
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When Brodkin left her job at the CIA to strike out on her own, she didn't have a back-up financial plan.
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Ryan Tepera came in to strike out John Hicks on a wild pitch, allowing the third run of the inning to score.
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They started conducting auctions together at the brokerage and eventually Brady left the real estate company to strike out on her own.
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He could easily strike out in anger at other Silicon Valley firms—after all, they increasingly control the flow of political information.
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He was trying to become the first pitcher in the modern era to strike out 10 or more in nine straight starts.
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He didn't strike out that many, but got a lot of quick outs - and that's what you want from a starting pitcher.
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There's no word of any partnerships yet, or if the team will strike out on their own to create the buds themselves.
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Reds RHP Caleb Cotham has tossed four scoreless innings out of the bullpen but has yet to strike out a batter. 3.
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He could strike out every time, and the Mets are still going to pay him almost 200 grand just for being there.
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Leake then got Brian Goodwin to pop out to second base and Mike Trout to strike out swinging to end the game.
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Stripling was followed by relievers Pedro Baez, Tony Cingrani and Kenley Jansen, as the foursome combined to strike out 15 Padres batters.
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Bradley rebounded to strike out Panik looking and end the inning on a 2-2 pitch that followed three consecutive foul balls.
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Reyes Moronta (1-2) worked around a leadoff walk and a wild pitch to strike out three batters in the 10th inning.
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Boxberger's hubris may have come from watching Sanchez's harmless first three at-bats: a strike out, a pop-up and a walk.
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We don't want to try to be the home run king or queen because those people tend to strike out a lot.
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In September 2014, Mr. Adnani made an explicit call to Muslims in the West to strike out wherever and however they could.
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After a couple of years there we decided, hey let's strike out on our own, start a couple of our own companies.
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It's not yet clear if the duo plan to work with World View in the future, or strike out on their own.
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But last week the WSJ reported that James Murdoch is planning to strike out on his own if the Disney deal closed.
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Severino walked Michael Brantley on eight pitches, and needed 11 to strike out Alex Bregman in a foul ball-filled at-bat.
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"It's hard to step up to the plate when every time you step up to the plate you strike out," he added.
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"A lot of times I wish we would strike out," said Yost, whose hitters lead the majors in grounding into double plays.
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Hopefully he will not seek to strike out blindly if he sees himself ever more deeply cornered or his survival in jeopardy.
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Miller proceeded to strike out Addison Russell and to retire Jason Heyward on a ground ball to first to preserve the shutout.
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However, Mikolas spotted a 96 mph fastball on the inside corner to strike out Zobrist, then induced a first-pitch groundout from Bryant.
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To end the third, Greinke floated a 143-mile-an-hour curveball to strike out a nemesis, Asdrubal Cabrera, with the bases loaded.
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He is the first Mets pitcher to strike out at least 10 batters on Opening Day since Pedro Martinez whiffed 12 in 2005.
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There's never been a better time for investors to strike out on their ownThe solo general partner has been buoyed by two forces.
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Others, like the investors who delivered those unicorns to their partnerships years ago, strike out on their own, Frederick, the PitchBook analyst, said.
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Wade Miley (7-4) recovered from a rough start to allow one run on five hits and strike out six over six innings.
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Giolito became the first White Sox pitcher to strike out 228-plus hitters within his first three starts since Chris Sale in 22.
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He fanned three in both the third and fourth innings, helping him strike out double-digit batters for the fourth time this season.
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RintaroIn the Bay Area, Chez Panisse is like Harvard: People who graduate automatically have an edge when they strike out on their own.
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Oliver Drake came on to strike out Luke Voit to notch his first save of the season and the second of his career.
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To cap his evening, Paxton got Gallo swinging on an 82-mph knuckle curve to strike out the side in the eighth inning.
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Wright was out for early hitting as he tries to shake a slump that had seen him strike out 42 times while hitting .
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But, as Brexit shows, when people feel they do not control their lives or share in the fruits of globalisation, they strike out.
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"When you strike out 17 times, you might have been swinging at balls out of the zone," New York manager Terry Collins said.
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He left with a runner at second and two outs, and Corey Knebel entered to strike out Charlie Blackmon and end the inning.
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He then needed only a combined seven pitches to strike out Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor to end an overwhelmingly dominant half-inning.
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Rodriguez and Hembree combined to strike out 11 straight Rays batters, setting a major league record that Tom Seaver had owned since 1970.
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If someone paid me $50,000 to strike out anytime I was up in an important moment in the game, that's something else altogether.
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Will Judge, the behemoth right fielder who has shown prodigious power and an alarming proclivity to strike out, develop into another potential cornerstone?
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Manager Alex Cora said he was not far from lifting Price, who bounced back to strike out Austin Barnes and escape the jam.
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The repeated rejection was disheartening enough for him to strike out on his own and turn his driveway into an outdoor gallery instead.
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But Familia, the former Mets closer, bounced back to strike out Miguel Andujar in an eight-pitch at-bat and fan Gary Sanchez.
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The ball skittered away from Gardner and Betts slid safely into third with a triple, but Robertson bounced back to strike out Benintendi.
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Speaking of Negan, plenty of commenters wondered last week why Rick didn't strike out at him when he had the chance in Alexandria.
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Shipley gave up seven runs — six earned — on 23 hits in five-plus innings, walked one and failed to strike out a batter.
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Mimi leaves the bloody scene, shaken by the brute force of the Americans and left to strike out on her own without Pablo.
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He still became the first Met since Jerry Koosman in 1978 to strike out at least seven without a walk on opening day.
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"Sweat" is best at its muddiest, when love and hate, and the urges to strike out and to comfort, teeter in precipitous balance.
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EditorsNote: Revised fourth graf to reflect strike-out number As postseason tune-ups go, this was a rough one for the Atlanta Braves.
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Mark Canha got Oakland within 6-3 with an RBI single before Peacock came on to strike out Piscotty to escape further damage.
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Another character — an edgy rocker porcupine — must strike out on her own when her boyfriend and bandmate gets cozy with another spiky-haired lady.
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Castro recorded two of New York's three hits in Game 1 and was one of just two starters that did not strike out. 2.
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At the beginning of 2016, I left my job at a travel magazine to strike out on my own as a freelance travel writer.
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Sometimes Paige would instruct his fielders to sit down just to show how confident he was that he would strike out the next batter.
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You would kind of rooting for a guy you were competing with sometimes to strike out in a situation, so you'd get the opportunity.
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At the Summer Academy typically mid-career artists/curators get a creative surge; revitalize their practice, gain fresh perspectives; strike out in new directions.
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That brought on left-hander Will Smith, who got Bryce Harper to strike out looking with the bases loaded to the end the threat.
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"He's going to strike out some because he swings hard and tries to hit it out of the park," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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Brad Boxberger pitched around a leadoff walk and a one-out single in the ninth inning to strike out three for his 26th save.
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Miller recovered to strike out Carlos Correa, back in the Astros' lineup following a 50-game absence, setting the stage for the Goldschmidt heroics.
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Encarnacion scored on a sacrifice fly by Jay Bruce before Lynn rebounded to strike out Tim Beckham and J.P. Crawford to end the inning.
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But Hand recovered to strike out RF Curtis Granderson and C Rene Rivera before retiring CF Juan Lagares on a fly out to right.
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One Game, Six Whiffs The Baltimore designated hitter Sam Horn becomes the first nonpitcher to strike out six consecutive times in a single game.
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Alternatively, should she choose to strike out abroad, she could serve as U.S. Ambassador to the European Union or any number of international consortiums.
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The question was whether the trend would ease, as the economic recovery made it more feasible for people to strike out on their own.
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Price made the decision look good, and Sale strolled in to strike out the side and close out the victory in the ninth inning.
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Say what ya want about Kanye West and Kim ... but this couple does NOT strike out when it comes to making good-looking kids.
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Together they have explored the country and made other friends together, which Ms. Mabry said has been easier than trying to strike out alone.
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The Dodgers strike out a lot more and run a lot less, but only one team, the Yankees, hit more home runs this season.
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And it just seemed implausible to many that a 17-year-old girl could strike out two of the best hitters in the game.
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But using his trademark sliders and disappearing changeup, Keuchel was able to strike out Aaron Judge, Chase Headley and Gregorius to end the inning.
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While power hitters generally strike out frequently — a trade-off for swinging aggressively — the Astros' lineup has an extraordinary knack for slugging without whiffing.
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Even if you didn't immediately take advantage of the new program to strike out on your own, the fact was that now you could.
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However, as most entrepreneurs do, Issa ran into a slew of problems that had her questioning her decision to strike out on her own.
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It's a legacy he gave away freely, for each of us to absorb and take with us as we strike out to create our own.
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Gray failed to strike out a batter for the first time in his career over five innings of a loss at Fenway Park on Sunday.
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That was the thinking behind scientist Bing Yao's move to strike out on his own, just as Asia investor interest in biotech was taking off.
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The 23-year-old went on to strike out Richie Martin to end the eighth and Dwight Smith Jr. and Chris Davis in the ninth.
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Apparently, some people thought that it was Swift, rather than a desire to strike out in music on her own, that was behind the decision.
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Sonny Gray (393-383) gave up two runs in five innings and failed to strike out a batter for the first time in his career.
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Taillon impressively escaped the jam by getting Sandoval and Leon to strike out swinging and forcing Pedroia to hit a dribbler back to the mound.
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After needing eight pitches to get Smoak, Green needed nine pitches to get Melvin Upton Jr. to strike out looking at a 94 mph fastball.
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Familia recovered to strike out Tony Wolters, but pinch hitter Cristhian Adames hit a broken-bat grounder in between first and second to score Story.
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The teams combined to strike out 39 times, including 24 times by the Cubs — the most ever recorded by the Mets in a single game.
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Stanek recovered to strike out Sandy Leon, but Bradley hit a 2-2 pitch into short center for an RBI and a 2-0 lead.
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And the back end of the bullpen was not bad either: Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller combined to strike out all six batters they faced.
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German and Sale combined to strike out seven over the first two innings before New York got to the Boston left-hander in the third.
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He is the first pitcher in the modern era to strike out at least nine and walk at least eight in less than five frames.
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Karns became the second pitcher in franchise history to strike out four in an inning in his previous start, a victory over the White Sox.
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He allowed four hits, throwing 88 pitches while becoming the sixth pitcher in World Series history to strike out at least nine and walk none.
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Gallegos allowed a one-out double in the sixth to Maikel Franco but rallied to strike out Alfaro and Eflin to end the scoring threat.
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He has threatened to strike out $150 million in school funding and other items from the budget if the legislature failed to approve the plan.
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He needed just three pitches to strike out Cody Bellinger, as the rookie infielder almost fell down as he swung wildly at a knuckle-curve.
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The Basque city has used cultural institutions like its monumental outpost of the Guggenheim Museum to strike out on a new path since the 1990s.
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She moved to Maine when she was unable to find affordable housing in Massachusetts and wanted to strike out on her own, her mother said.
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He worked hard with partners in the grocery business until he was able to strike out on his own and purchase his store, they said.
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"As I have not adjudicated on the claims ... the proper order to be made in this case is to strike out the case," Obiozor said.
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He sells Kelly green T-shirts with a "Strike Out Bullying" slogan, donating profits to a charity that runs school programs dedicated to the cause.
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Tanaka rebounded to strike out Joey Gallo, and then Choo grounded into a double play, ignited by a diving catch by Torreyes at third base.
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Still, if you want to strike out on your own, the obvious first step to any sort of financial independence is securing a full-time job.
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LHP Carlos Rodon (20-23) became the first pitcher since at least 22 to strike out 2000 batters in an outing of four innings or less.
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So Eggsy and friends strike out alone to find the antidote, via a seedy plan that hinges on tracking and seducing a cyborg's girlfriend using Instagram.
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Roe came on to strike out Evan Longoria, before Kolarek returned to the mound and got the next two hitters to retain a 2-0 lead.
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With a welcoming destination beckoning to them, a team of intrepid men and women will leave the solar system and strike out for a new home.
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But as Drew and Linda gear up for newlywed life, it's time for them to strike out on their own — with help from Jonathan, of course.
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"Vince is the only player I ever saw who could strike out three times in one game and not be embarrassed," said Bees manager Casey Stengel.
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Just because our team did not make it to the World Series of politics, that does not mean we let America strike out on November 8.
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Once the platform is in place, any number of innovators can strike out to build products and services to change the world — without recreating the foundation.
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After a stint together at Contra, a Lower East Side mecca of the innovative affordable tasting menu, the two decided to strike out on their own.
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Tolliver struck out three batters in 1 1/3 scoreless innings, becoming the 15th Baltimore reliever to strike out three batters in his major league debut.
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When the two bills were merged, lawmakers forgot to strike out one of the conflicting amendments in the bleary-eyed rush to push the bill through.
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In a new trend, Chinese tourists are increasingly eschewing package tours to Europe to strike out on their own trips off the beaten path, surveys suggest.
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I opened my own credit card that offered the best chances of approvalI wanted to strike out on my own and get my own credit card.
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In the sixth, after allowing two singles, Syndergaard came back from a 3-0 count to strike out Bryce Harper with a piercing 91-m.p.h. slider.
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Instead, most dabble in different fields, strike out on a few solo ventures, and pray the old "fake it 'til you make it" adage pans out.
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They pay, get a duffle bag of swag with a fancy logo on it, and then strike out royally against the best arms in the nation.
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Twins Quick Comment: Byron Buxton proved the old adage correct, that you can't strike out in half your plate appearances and keep a major league job.
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And when you go for the home run, you also strike out a lot, and that's a lot more painful for common shareholders and management teams.
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Minneapolis native Brad Hand overcame second baseman Jason Kipnis' error to strike out the final three batters of the ninth inning to record his 24th save.
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But after less than three years at Goldman learning the business, Steyer left the firm to move to San Francisco and strike out on his own.
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The lineup cannot strike out a team-record 18 times or strand base-runners at one of the worst rates in baseball and expect to win.
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"He told me, 'What made your game better is that we were actually trying not to strike out, and you kept striking us out,' " Guidry said.
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Though the couple is stepping out of the shadows of the Royal Family to strike out on their own, they're not cutting ties with the Firm.
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Most cases of Creutzfeldt-Jakob, about 85 percent, are "sporadic," meaning they strike out of the blue in people with no risk factors or family history.
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He pitched a scoreless seventh inning for the Rays, giving up two singles with two outs but getting Beltran to strike out to end the inning.
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He had to rally from a 3-0 count to strike out Carpenter, who had given the Cardinals an early lead with a two-run homer.
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Archie Bradley came on to strike out Francisco Mejia with the bases loaded to end the eighth, and finished the game to record his 16th save.
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Likewise, the Mets' pitchers will probably not continue to strike out 61 batters every five games, and their bullpen will not be this sharp every day.
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Brantley, who looked stricken after the incident, proceeded to strike out but reached first when Gary Sanchez could not corral the wild pitch in the dirt.
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Retailers were the standout performers among bluechips, as robust sales by Morrisons helped strike out some worries of dismal trading updates for the key holiday period.
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He's now trying to use his party in Congress to strike out at the agencies of his own executive branch who are pushing back against him.
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With Norris at second, Colon struck out pinch-hitter Jabari Blash and left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins came on to strike out Jay and end the threat.
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During a break in the action, broadcaster and former All-Star Pete Rose said Schwarber would strike out three times against the Cleveland Indians in Game 63.
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They include a handful passed as executive orders—for example, one that mandates the energy-efficiency standards of federal agencies—which the new president could strike out.
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Shifting workplace norms and a tight labor market in the U.S. are giving employees the freedom to strike out on their own while raking in impressive sums.
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They stayed on with Palantir (which, as mentioned above, acquired the company), but they left a little earlier this year to strike out on their own again.
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New York (CNN Business)The late Hugh Hefner's youngest son is getting ready to strike out on his own with the launch of his own media company.
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Chaz Roe came on to strike out Evan Longoria, before Kolarek returned to the mound and got the next two hitters to retain a 2-0 lead.
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He became the third pitcher in Yankees' history to strike out at least 2547 and issue no more than one walk in consecutive games: April 13 vs.
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The none-too-subtle message to people reading the statement is that Gianforte didn't strike out against a some guy doing his job, but at an enemy.
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Akinlade, who had studied computer science at university, worked first for Heineken for two years before he "got bored" and decided to strike out as an entrepreneur.
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That may seem negligent, but cops say it was completely normal; that if you get close enough to strap someone in, there's a chance he'll strike out.
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Though it collected nine Emmys overall, including three on Sunday, Netflix continues to strike out in the best drama, best comedy and best actor and actress categories.
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RALLY GETS UNLIKELY HELP A wild pitch on a strike out started a three-run rally in the eighth inning, and Houston beat visiting Oakland, 4-3.
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Chicago's No. 3 hitter, Anthony Rizzo, the sixth batter of the game, became the first to not strike out, but he popped out to end the inning.
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He became the first pitcher since 1900 to make his season debut in September and strike out at least 10 in each of his first three starts.
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He went 227-for-22007 and was one of three Diamondbacks to strike out with the bases loaded against former teammate Brad Ziegler in the eighth inning.
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Astonishingly—or, in hindsight, perhaps predictably—Ryan would go on to pitch four more seasons in Texas and strike out 638 more hitters before retiring in 1993.
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Gray recovered to strike out Evan Longoria for the second out, but his 1-1 slider to Lucas Duda got under Sanchez's glove, and another run scored.
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JON CARAMANICA The first member of the K-pop outfit Blackpink to strike out on her own, Jennie is versatile and effective on "Solo," her first single.
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Then, after walking Stephen Piscotty, Betances bounced back from a 2-0 count to strike out a dangerous power threat in Matt Adams to end the inning.
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Shop all REI Adventures here, from $669Maybe Dad wants to get out there, but he's not the type to strike out into the wilderness on his own.
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More well-rounded players who rarely strike out — like Houston's Jose Altuve, Boston's Mookie Betts and Cleveland's Jose Ramirez — have also led their teams to postseason berths.
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A single mother, she has a son with whom she shares a tight bond, but he's approaching adulthood and getting ready to strike out on his own.
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More Americans than ever are expected to hit the roads, rails and skies this season, with an estimated 115.6 million due to strike out through January 1.
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Five years ago when commodities were booming, Le Mee quit BlueGold Capital Management, one of the world's largest commodity hedge funds, to strike out on his own.
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Brexit supporters argue that leaving the EU will allow the U.K. to strike out on its own and forge trading relationships with other economies around the world.
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"I just think that God pitches us a low, slow curve, but he doesn't want us to strike out," she said in a New York Times interview.
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At Merced High School in California, he clinched the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I championship by using a knuckleball to strike out the final hitter for Elk Grove.
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Before his early exit on Saturday, Darvish found time to strike out nine Cubs, getting everyone in the lineup but the gnattish Tommy La Stella at least once.
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Brad Hand overcame back-to-back one-out singles in the ninth inning to strike out the next two batters for his 22nd save in as many opportunities.
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I was one of the few attendees who intended to strike out on my own, a significant risk considering I had no financial support from a larger company.
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Right fielder Carlos Gonzalez became the first Colorado player ever to strike out 10 times in any series and the first to fan four times in consecutive games.
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By August they had moved in, ready to strike out in the new home they'd christened "Forever Lost," according to Guy, or "Miss Carry Van," according to Ann.
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Wood became just the third pitcher in major league history to strike out 83 or more in consecutive games while pitching no more than six innings in each.
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The interview cast Trump as a president under siege and seeking to strike out against those he feels have wronged him, including some of his most ardent supporters.
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RF Nomar Mazara was the only Texas player not to strike out until Boston closer Craig Kimbrel got him swinging on a wild pitch to start the ninth.
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Sanchez was the first Tigers starter to walk seven and strike out nine in the same start since Jack Morris did so against Texas on April 123, 1988.
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Let's assume they renounce their free agents and strike out again, unable to lure Leonard, Kevin Durant, Jimmy Butler, Klay Thompson, or any other marquee headliner to Philly.
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"We were concerned that this would further embolden the Kurds to strike out on their own," Tony Blinken, Obama's deputy national-security adviser at the time, told me.
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However, Duffy rebounded to get Mitch Garver to strike out to end the threat, one of seven strikeouts by the Kansas City pitcher in the first three innings.
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Instead, they faced a nationwide hunt for an unidentified attacker that the Islamic State announced had answered the terror group's call to strike out at Europeans and Americans.
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Health care expansions can decrease "job lock," the phenomenon of people staying in jobs because they can't afford to strike out on their own and lose their insurance.
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The Cardinals had runners at second and third with one out in the second, but Nola rallied to strike out Harrison Bader and Cabrera to end the threat.
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Arrieta recovered enough to strike out Francisco Lindor on a checked swing, but Napoli worked a full-count before driving the ball to center to bring Kipnis in.
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Coleman is a protégé of legendary investor Julian Robertson, who closed his Tiger Management fund in 2000 and gave Coleman $25 million to strike out on his own.
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Two runs scored to trim Chicago's deficit to 5-4 with runners at second and third, but Rangers' right-hander Shawn Kelley came on to strike out Anderson.
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He got a no-decision in his last start against the Rays after giving up three runs in 103 1/3 innings, but he did strike out 10 batters.
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"We're seeing high worker confidence in their ability to strike out and find a better job opportunity elsewhere," Glassdoor's chief economist Andrew Chamberlain told CNBC Make It in September.
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That game saw the right-hander strike out three and walk four but this time, he fanned six with only one walk while breaking a three-game losing streak.
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She decided to strike out on her own, and today RazzleDazzle has five corporate locations in the greater Miami area and generates more than $2 million in annual revenues.
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Jose Peraza greeted Roberto Osuna (3-1) with a ground-rule double to lead off the ninth inning before the closer rebounded to strike out the next two batters.
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He got a no-decision in his last start against the Rays after giving up three runs in 226 211/23 innings, but he did strike out 2304 batters.
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But its decline in the last few months is really the tale of two men notoriously sensitive to criticism who both have a tendency to strike out at opponents.
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However, Hamels escaped the jam by battling back from a 3-0 count to strike out Starlin Castro swinging and getting Miguel Rojas on a hard liner to right.
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Miami got another single and walk to load the bases, but Dana Eveland got Miami's Justin Bour to strike out to end the inning with a one-run deficit.
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Left-hander Andrew Chafin opened the ninth by striking out Brandon Crawford before closer Brad Boxberger came on to strike out the next two batters for his 30th save.
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All the USC frats and sororities are crammed on to a residential block so if we strike out getting into one house, we could easily scamper over to another.
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Nintendo is famed for its hardware innovation, regularly being the first among its peers to strike out in new and interesting ways with motion controls, touchscreens, and analog sticks.
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Anthony DeSclafani (8-7) allowed one run on five hits in five innings before three relievers combined to strike out six over four scoreless frames to seal the win.
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The former first-round pick gave up six runs in 53 1/3 innings and failed to strike out a single batter for the second time in his career.
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After cutting their teeth opening for the likes of Dilly Dally and Lucy Dacus, the band is gearing up to strike out on their own with the EP's release.
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If Clinton didn't believe them – or was determined to believe her husband – then it's more understandable that she would strike out against women that to her were menacing liars.
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If you want the excitement of working in a growing industry, like renewable energy or artificial intelligence, you could try to strike out on your own as an entrepreneur.
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David Waldstein: We like what Severino did in the second inning, going to his breaking ball more to strike out the side, wrapped around a harmless walk to Olson.
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Covey recovered to strike out the next two hitters and also retired the first two Angels in the second, but labored overall, needing 60 pitches to record six outs.
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Jose Peraza greeted Roberto Osuna (3-73) with a ground-rule double to lead off the ninth inning before the closer rebounded to strike out the next two batters.
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So Donnie said they knew that Ryan had 19, and as I kept getting closer, they figured the game was over and they just tried not to strike out.
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Severino proceeded to strike out Lonnie Chisenhall for a third time and then, with another full-throated crowd chanting his name, he retired Perez on a grounder to shortstop.
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Vizcaino came back from a 3-0 count to strike out Max Muncy, then fanned Manny Machado on a wild pitch that moved the runners to second and third.
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"The big thing is, I try to enjoy these moments as much as I can, whether I strike out on three pitches or get a big hit," Austin said.
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He allowed 222 hits and five runs — both equaling season highs he posted two starts ago at Toronto — and did not strike out a batter until the sixth inning.
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Cambodia is also pushing to strike out any reference to the militarization of the South China Sea, watering down the language in statements issued previously by ASEAN this year.
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And despite Guerrero's free-swinging nature (he once got a hit off a pitch that bounced on its way to the plate), he was very difficult to strike out.
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Starter Sonny Gray kept the Yankees close, though the game ended up being the first of his major-league career in which he did not strike out a batter.
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Chapman rebounded to strike out Kyle Schwarber, but with runners at second and third and a 3-1 count on Bryant, Girardi ordered Bryant walked to load the bases.
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Salesforce was just a side hustle for Marc Benioff while he worked full time at Oracle, until a disagreement with his boss led him to strike out on his own.
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That, some Brexit supporters say, would be a betrayal of her pledge for a clean break with the bloc and for Britain to win the ability to strike out alone.
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Players can band together to reclaim monster-haunted wilds and build thriving civilizations, or they can strike out alone, surviving in the face of supernatural terrors and murderous player bandits.
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Not until you accidentally double tap her four-year-old picture from Cabo; you'll be wishing you could Warp Strike out of this world and start the game over again.
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A young prince named Evan is nearly kidnapped right before a ceremony to swear him in as king, but he's eventually rescued and forced to strike out on his own.
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To strike out at Amazon's famously anti-union stance, which to some degree may have done the most damage to its chances of opening its proposed Long Island City headquarters.
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In its wake, some members, like Best Buy and Rite Aid, chose to start accepting Apple Pay, while Walmart blazed the trail for others to strike out on their own.
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Though Josephina wants to strike out on her own with the paintings, Rhodora strong-arms her way into displaying them – and reaps a fortune on the Dease Fever that follows.
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Throw in the towel already: President Trump has been fighting several losing battles, but the most recent one is another strike out for his travel ban on Muslim-majority countries.
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But Amnesty argues that the government has not authorized enough zones for artisanal mining, forcing many to strike out in unregulated areas, and has done little to enforce its rules.
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He has fanned eight in each outing and can join Stephen Strasburg and Masahiro Tanaka as the only pitchers to strike out eight in each of their first three starts.
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Ford has the funds and incentive to strike out on its own to develop its own ride-hailing structure, but allied itself with Lyft rather than working from square one.
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That fact would have sounded implausible at the end of the 2217 season, when Hill was a side-arming Yankees reliever, summoned twice in September to strike out David Ortiz.
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The Reds loaded the bases with nobody out but a 13-2 double play and a strike out of Bailey helped Wainwright escape the first with just three runs allowed.
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David Peralta and Christian Walker were the first two to strike out, in the second inning, before Sabathia surrendered a home run to Wilmer Flores and single to Nick Ahmed.
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El Paso is such a strong and diverse community that a domestic terrorist deemed it worthy of risking life in prison, or the death penalty, to strike out against it.
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It takes the credible threat of a pre-emptive strike out of America's arsenal; the world would not understand Mr. Trump resorting to force when Mr. Kim is talking peace.
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Though Mr. Haro was successful in getting Ms. Hagan's phone number that weekend, he proceeded to strike out with her for the next seven weeks after both returned to Manhattan.
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But Duffy dropped down to strike out Castro on a low, sweeping breaking pitch, frustrating Castro so much he lifted his bat as if to break it over his knee.
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Reyes Moronta (5-1), who came on to strike out Harrison Bader to end the seventh with the potential go-ahead run on third base, was credited with the win.
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Should a review go ahead, a judge could then look to strike out an offending part of the NPS or order the government to change, review or scrap its policy.
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With Waymo taking its time introducing a commercial product, more and more Waymo engineers are seeing an opportunity to strike out on their own and get rich in the process.
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"These speculative biotechs are a lot like [the Yankees'] Giancarlo Stanton — when he steps up to the plate, he's likely to either strike out or hit a home run," he joked.
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The High Court on Friday also heard a bid by the Malaysian government and Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) to strike out a suit filed by two teenage children of two passengers.
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Jean Segura had a two-run double after an error by Altuve in the ninth inning before Luke Gregerson entered to strike out the side and pick up his 2185th save.
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But in late 2016 Brown decided to strike out on his own for the sake of love and, as seen in a preview clip exclusive to PEOPLE, leave his family homestead.
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What's less clear is what will come next, whether the next FCC will try to undo Wheeler's work wholesale, chip away at it slowly, or strike out a completely new direction.
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Ryne Stanek (1-0) got two outs in the last of the 13th, before Jonny Venters came on with one runner aboard to strike out Matt Olson for the final out.
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It's one of the party's central promises to voters and after the strike out on ObamaCare repeal, investor confidence that the pols could deliver a tax cut was shaken for sure.
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This long-term slowdown can be self-reinforcing – the lack of experience with working in a start-up environment makes it less likely people decide to strike out on their own.
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Through online contacts and inspiration it will seek to motivate adherents to strike out abroad in Europe and the US, as we've already seen, using less complex tools, such as trucks.
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Weitz figured that in the months between the video's filming and its release he'd decide whether to leave the agency—by then, William Morris Endeavor—and strike out on his own.
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Terror attacks are likely to increase in 2018, as the destruction of the Islamic State's physical stronghold in Iraq and Syria will strengthen its will to strike out abroad, experts say.
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They had learned their lessons well enough to strike out on their own in their mid-20s, owning and operating a 200-acre training, boarding and breaking center in Citra, Fla.
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Price retired eight consecutive batters after Gurriel reached safely, and he recovered to strike out Marwin Gonzalez with a 2-2 changeup after Gurriel doubled with two outs in the fourth.
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There was no gas in his car, said Mr. Girardin, a carpet-layer who quit a job with a stagnant 1,200-euro a month salary to strike out on his own.
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But reliever Wily Peralta worked out of the jam by getting Rosario to pop out, Sano to strike out and Gonzalez to fly out to leave runners at second and third.
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"He doesn't strike out, he hits the ball hard consistently, he's at the top of batting average and home runs and steals, and he plays incredible defense," reliever Andrew Miller said.
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Consequently, Bettis threw more curveballs and, in particular, focused on burying the pitch as he did to strike out Ender Inciarte to end the fourth with runners on first and third.
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Altuve, who will soon be a five-time All-Star at 27, said it was fine to strike out sometimes; it is better than grounding into a double play, for example.
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In October 2017, he ceded his C.E.O. role to Lisa Gersh, formerly of Goop, who presumably was part of the decision to change show dates and strike out on their own.
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The success of Newlyweds opened the door for Simpson's own reality series chronicling her love life, desire to strike out on her own outside Jessica's shadow, and the making of Autobiography.
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He also walked three and did not strike out a batter, showing the control problems that surfaced over the final month in 2015, when he gave up 15 walks in 34 innings.
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Once tumor cells strike out on their own and metastasize to new sites in the body, drugs and other therapies rarely do more than prolong a patient's life for a few years.
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We have two children to care for as well, so accessible and affordable health insurance was a must and played a significant role in our decision to strike out on our own.
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Using their extensive wiretapping system (they've bought out the phone company), the cartel godfathers listen in on people who have revolted against Gilberto's plan and want to strike out on their own.
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The 212-year-old Iowa native didn't strike out a batter Saturday for the first time in 219 starts dating to a 19-13 loss at Tampa Bay on June 21, 29.
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What most of us don't know, however, is exactly what gave Jeff the confidence to make the decision he did — to leave behind his corporate job and strike out on his own.
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But the government still hasn't resolved the most important question that will determine its future relationship with the bloc—will Britain shadow EU rules and regulations or strike out on its own?
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While we're at it: Should the show, at the very end, have redefined Diane, a powerful attorney, as a woman betrayed, boiling over with the desire to strike out and strike back?
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The right-hander also entered the record books with the second so-called immaculate inning of his career — needing only nine pitches in an inning to strike out all three batters faced.
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Russians could strike out at the US in any number of ways, continuing to target the US diplomatic presence in Russia and US properties there, and escalating its harassment of US diplomats.
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Brad Hand overcame Mercer's leadoff homer in the ninth inning and Victor Reyes' single to strike out two of the next three batters he faced for his 25th save of the season.
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There was some speculation that Prisma might be acquired (Moiseenkov visited Facebook's HQ earlier this year), but it seems for the moment the company is trying to strike out on its own.
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At a certain point, it starts to feel like X-Men Mad Libs: [A person] hurts Magneto's [family member], causing him to strike out with his mutant powers and hate all humans.
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If your landlord ignores you and sends a new one with both of your names on it, sign the lease in your name and strike out your ex-husband's, Ms. Rozen said.
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RF Nick Markakis earned the distinction of being the first left-handed hitter this season to strike out against San Francisco Giants LHP Ty Blach in the first inning of Saturday's loss.
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Dreams will be broken, kids will be crushed, and when these competitors strike out, the words that tripped them up will be burned into their brains for the rest of their lives.
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Left fielder Andrew McCutchen ran down Jackie Bradley Jr.'s liner into the corner, Betts chased a letter-high, 3-2 fastball to strike out and Andrew Benintendi grounded out to first.
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That seemed to be what happened this week when Mr. Trump revisited his habit of using disparaging and somewhat juvenile terms to strike out at women who have spoken out against him.
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For, as we know well by now, Sherlock is always right, and all roads in John's life, try though he might to strike out in independence, endlessly lead back to Baker Street.
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Cole allowed one run and three hits in seven innings, joining Tom Seaver (1973) as the only pitchers to strike out at least 12 batters without a walk in a postseason game.
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Chapman and fellow relievers Andrew Miller and Dellin Betances teamed up to strike out eight and yield one hit in 3 2/3 scoreless frames to preserve a one-run edge Saturday.
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Soria battled back to strike out third baseman Evan Longoria on a full count but Miller ripped a 1-1 pitch to right field for his 19th home run of the season.
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Left fielder Jake Marisnick snapped that string with a two-out single to center field in the fifth inning, but Hill recovered to strike out Jason Castro and preserve his one-run lead.
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Alfaro threw out Ender Inciarte to completed a strike out-throw out double play in the first inning and the Phillies turned a double play in the third to erase a leadoff single.
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Fiers rallied to strike out Justin Smoak, but the final pitch of that at-bat bounced away from catcher Gattis, enabling Martin to score as the Blue Jays took a 2-0 lead.
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Parliament was expected to debate and vote on the budget proposals within the next month, when it will become clear if the lawmakers will strike out the rate cap repeal proposal, he said.
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For Brexiteers, such a scene seems ideal to help explain why Britain has to strike out on its own; outside the EU, Britain would no longer be held back by continental trade luddites.
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"Trying to strike out a shareholder proposal from institutional investors with a fiduciary responsibility to manage climate risk is an outdated reflex," CCE head of responsible investment Edward Mason said in a statement.
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Her academic pedigree provided the launching pad to write an influential textbook; that, in turn, gave her the star power to strike out on her own as one of the first web celebrities.
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He let up three runs and six hits over 33 23/25 innings in that one, although the 23-year-old failed to strike out a batter for the first time this year.
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After the game — which the Angels lost to the Seattle Mariners, 6-5 — Nick performed a special show to raise awareness for Strike Out Slavery, which seeks to raise awareness about human trafficking.
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China has tried to strike out on its own, establishing new institutions like the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, from which the United States opted out even before Trump, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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Boshers rebounded to strike out pinch hitter Tommy Pham and Travis d'Arnaud, but a breaking ball eluded catcher Danny Jansen to allow the winning run to score with Austin Meadows at the plate.
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He gave up six runs and 10 hits in 4 2/33 innings though he did strike out the side in the third after giving up four runs in the first two innings.
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So, after a stint in the Kauffman Fellows program, Nichols came away with a desire to strike out on his own with the help of a few anchor investors (like Freada Kapor Klein).
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Like most supporters of his country's withdrawal from the bloc, he wants Britain to strike out on its own, a fully sovereign state unshackled from Europe's pettifogging rules and the Continent's overweening state.
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It's not unusual for full-time dancers in ballet companies to strike out on their own in the off-season, exercising creative freedom in ways not always possible at their tradition-steeped institutions.
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Pro-Brexit lawmakers in the U.K. have always argued that the country should strike out on its own and be free of the rules and regulations (as they see them, restrictions) of Europe.
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But then Iran began to gradually discard the nuclear-production restrictions, and to strike out, hitting tankers in the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz, a Saudi pipeline, an American drone.
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DeGrom recovered to strike out Danny Espinosa before shortstop Jose Reyes saved at least one run with a juggling, over-the-shoulder catch of pinch hitter Ben Revere's popup in shallow center field.
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He walked Alex Bregman but recovered to strike out Yordan Alvarez, who showed some impressive strength by reducing his bat to splinters as he slammed it to the ground after the at-bat.
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That thread gets developed in stultifying flashbacks that detail Amelia's efforts to strike out on her own as an aeronaut after her husband falls to his death during one of their rides together.
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"He used to say that if he didn't strike out 100 times a season, the Orioles wouldn't think he was trying," Ken Singleton, his teammate with the Orioles, said by telephone on Monday.
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House Small Business Committee Chairman Steve Chabot (R-Ohio) praised on-demand economy companies like Uber and Lyft for the way he said they had empowered individuals to strike out on their own.
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While d'Arnaud led the offensive charge, deGrom overcame some early command issues to strike out 12, his third consecutive start with double-digit strikeouts, and brought his N.L.-leading strikeout total to 44.
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The rate of people quitting their jobs remained flat, arresting a slight downward trend from recent months, indicating that workers still feel confident enough to switch employers or strike out on their own.
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But critics warn that the effort, in response to Tehran's brutal crackdown on popular protests, will only encourage Tehran to strike out more aggressively, both against its own people and in the region.
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This document allowed for the king to reject the draft constitution in its entirety but appeared not to provide for the possibility that he might ask to strike out lines he did not like.
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RHP Chris Archer, who took the loss in Sunday's opener, became the first pitcher since the Cards' Bob Gibson in 1975 to strike out at least 12 in a season opener and still lose.
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When Morton ran into a spot of two-out trouble in the fifth, he rallied to strike out his former teammate in Pittsburgh, Giants right fielder Andrew McCutchen, with two runners in scoring position.
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If the Affordable Care Act collapses with the repeal of the individual mandate, it could have an effect on the ability of startup founders to strike out on their own and maintain health coverage.
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Velasquez bounced back from a no-decision versus Miami on May 6 to scatter three hits and strike out 10 in five innings of a 3-1 victory over the Marlins on May 17.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 29%Summary: In the suspense thriller "Rattlesnake," Katrina (Carmen Ejogo) drives across the country with her daughter in an effort to strike out on her own and start a new life.
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If allowed to strike out on their own, BASF units making construction chemicals, coatings and catalytic converters could bolster their earnings and fetch better trading multiples on the stock market, the HSBC analyst said.
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Then, with her sketching-board on her lap and brush or charcoal in her hand, she would strike out with her arm and wrist and with curved or slashing motions make great sweeping strokes.
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He decided to strike out on his own as a producer in the late 1990s, forming a studio with the producer David Janollari — with financial backing from 20th Century Fox, thanks to Mr. Chernin.
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But with the Haredi population already more than one million, or about 12 percent of the country, and still growing fast, the sects are starting to strike out on their own, Mr. Malach said.
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On one hand, she was horribly abused by her father; on the other, she contributes to the spurious apologue of the vindictive woman who uses false rape allegations to strike out at a man.
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Mr. Meng's appointment as president in 2016 — amid the Chinese leader Xi Jinping's sweeping anticorruption drive — alarmed some human rights organizations, fearful it would embolden China to strike out at dissidents and refugees abroad.
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He started the fifth by becoming the first Dodgers pitcher of the day to retire George Springer when he got the red-hot hitter to strike out on a slider up in the zone.
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Boston's Chris Sale struck out six, falling short in his attempt to become the first pitcher in baseball's modern era to strike out at least 10 batters in nine straight games in one season.
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President Donald Trump's administration may be poised to announce what could become a major effort to strike out at China for its trade practices, but the stock market rally this year hasn't even hiccuped.
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Bennet and Shaked's decision in January to leave the far-Right Jewish Home party and strike out on their own, seeking to combine their religious Zionist base with an outreach to social progressives, failed.
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Quiet and forceful, Ms. Preckwinkle has worked within the confines of party politics but has still managed to strike out as a leading progressive on issues such as criminal justice reform and affordable housing.
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In May of 2001, two months after the dove incident, he would strike out 20 batters in a game, and later that year, he would go on to win a World Series with the Diamondbacks.
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He was one month away from a $22007,220 retention bonus—money that was crucial to his plan to strike out on his own—but he couldn't stomach the idea of accepting it under such pretenses.
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Regardless, as a Tales fan burned by several years of repetition and "greatest hits," it's been a joy to see the series strike out into uncharted territory with Velvet and her band of anti-heroes.
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It would maintain its links with Europe—many Brexiteers said it would even be able to stay in the single market—and yet be free to strike out to cut new deals with other countries.
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It's about filling the gaps in employer based care so that when you lose a job, or you go back to school, or you strike out and launch that new business you'll still have coverage.
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Created by Bill Bowers and Andrew Frank for New York City Children's Theater, the 45-minute play captures the experience of immigrants and refugees who must leave everything familiar to strike out on their own.
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CF Leonys Martin has not gotten a hit in his last 24 at-bats after going 211-for-22010 with one strike out Saturday night in a 210-143 loss to the Los Angeles Angels.
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Julio Teheran came back from the disabled list to pitch six hitless innings and strike out a season-high 21 in the Atlanta Braves' 21-21 win over the visiting San Diego Padres on Sunday.
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I think it's possible to have characters from Peter Parker's life strike out on their own in separate movies, since they're collectively some of the richest and most fascinating characters in all of superhero comics.
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Mousasi's recent confidence on the feet as he walked down and busted up Vitor Belfort was encouraging, especially with all the trouble Hall has when he is not allowed to strike out in the open.
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Brewers starter Wily Peralta (3-1) lasted only four innings, allowing six runs on nine hits and an intentional walk while failing to strike out a single batter for the first time in 20 starts.
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Barnes, who has been struggling, cashed in on some adjustments he made on the side to strike out the side on 11 pitches in the eighth, and Kimbrel pitched the ninth for his 21st save.
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If you try to hit home runs every time you're up to bat, you're going to strike out a lot … But really start as early as possible investing some and do so consistently over time.
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T.J. McFarland gave up a run in the ninth before closer Greg Holland came in to strike out pinch hitter Russell Martin for his 11th save of the season and the 200th of his career.
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"Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth has been convened in order to act as a catalyst and focus for the Individual development off all those who wish to reach inwards and strike out," the announce reads.
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Fifth Harmony had arguably the slap of the year with "Work from Home" (we acknowledge this oversight on our list), but now one member has decided to strike out on her own amidst odd circumstances.
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Waldstein: Price comes back out for the fifth after his worst inning as eight Dodgers came to the plate — although he did strike out the side as he continued to be aggressive with his fastball.
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The Giants' first two batters in the ninth inning reached base, but Vazquez rebounded to strike out pinch hitter Austin Slater and Mike Yastrzemski before getting Buster Posey to ground out for his 28th save.
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That made for an especially tense ninth inning in which Chapman walked the leadoff batter, Curt Casali, but bounced back to strike out Brad Miller, Kevin Kiermaier and Lucas Duda to nail down the victory.
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The House of Representatives, for instance, has eagerly voted to strike out provisions in the existing constitution which impose term limits on elected officials and seek—largely unsuccessfully—to curb the establishment of political dynasties.
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Blevins walked Bour on a full count and was replaced by the right-handed Ramos, who got pinch-hitter Derek Dietrich to strike out swinging, leaving the bases loaded and preserving a 1-0 lead.
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Cluster headaches can develop at any age, occur in men more often than women, and strike out of nowhere, always on one side of the head (though sometimes the side shifts from attack to attack).
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Condescending Wonka, who was often Patronizing Wonka or Sarcastic Wonka, could be used in countless scenarios, to strike out at bad drivers, young lovers, people of opposing political views — whatever was annoying you online that day.
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DeGrom, who gave up one run on four hits and walked one, is the first pitcher in the modern era (since 1900) to strike out 13 and homer in the same game twice in a career.
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Josh Hader needed 12 pitches to strike out the side in the eighth and Corey Knebel struck out two more in the ninth for his third save in as many games and 32nd of the season.
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" He continues, "Part of what makes it appealing for my family unit is we sort of had our dreams, as much as there are in Leftover land, fulfilled … so they go to sort of strike out.
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On October 26th voters in Ireland opted to strike out their constitution's requirement for a legal ban on blasphemy, a provision that dates back to the days when a conservative Catholic church dominated the republic's affairs.
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Because of Finn, we can see why this matters: It might make for a better, smarter army than the old clone army, but it also makes the soldiers more likely to strike out on their own.
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Pit a professional baseball player against a top fastpitch pitcher, and he'll most likely strike out, as hitting legends Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, and Mike Piazza all did when they faced fastpitch pitchers at charity events.
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But some lawmakers had doubted agreement was likely between those who want to maintain close ties with the EU, and others who are pressing for Britain to strike out alone and diverge from the bloc's rules.
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In fact, Pedro tells us he couldn't help but think about his own career when Chris was mowing through the Rockies on Tuesday night ... 'cause he's the last Sox pitcher before Sale to strike out 17!
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LHP Andrew Miller needed just 13 pitches to strike out the side in the ninth inning to earn his second save as an Indian in Cleveland's 1-0 win over the Oakland Athletics on Monday night.
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In the seventh, Tyler Duffey became the first Twins pitcher in nearly four years to strike out four batters in an inning, but Avisail Garcia reached on a wild pitch and scored on Dioner Navarro's double.
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It would charge the government with attacking its own servers and systems domestically to identify potential vulnerabilities before foreign adversaries have a chance to exploit them, rather than encouraging officials to strike out at overseas targets.
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Kepner: The Dodgers' ballpark organist played a few bars of "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones after Kershaw painted the black (hit the corner) to strike out Yuli Gurriel in the top of the second.
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He wants to strike out the so-called backstop, or emergency arrangements to uphold the open border between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland after Brexit, when border checks would become necessary.
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Judge produced a one-out single off a 1-2 changeup, a pitch that might be expected to confound a young player who, in his first big league stint, showed an alarming tendency to strike out.
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At the same time, it will be very interesting to see if the new leadership will be business as usual, or if the company will strike out and try to change things up, and if so, how.
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After gaining a large following as a columnist at ESPN, he helped start Grantland and the "30 for 30" documentary series, before a falling out with the media company led Simmons to strike out on his own.
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Now a successful playwright, Iwai -- who talks candidly about his reclusive past -- had tried to strike out on his own at 15, but when he met with failure, his belief in both himself and the world crumbled.
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Cameron spoke in front of his 10 Downing Street office after holding a rare Saturday Cabinet meeting and winning its agreement to recommend that Britain remain part of the EU rather than strike out on its own.
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Growing gripes about Britain's inability to write and enforce its own laws, exacerbated by concerns about the growing number of refugees seeking solace in Europe, has bolstered calls for the country to strike out on its own.
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In an age where we no longer need to depend on our partner for money regarding our basic needs, we strike out on our own, choosing freedom rather than a life where our emotional needs aren't met.
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Under a judicial review, the court cannot directly block the new runway from being built but a judge could strike out an offending part of the government's plan or order the policy to be changed or reviewed.
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Baseball statheads will also remind you that a strikeout isn't really much worse than other kinds of outs, and sometimes is better: You would rather a player strike out than hit into a double play, for example.
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Correa drilled a leadoff triple to right-center field yet was left stranded on third base when Oakland left-hander Sean Doolittle rallied to strike out Colby Rasmus and Luis Valbuena, both left-handers, plus Marwin Gonzalez.
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The Chinese push into the area has the nice advantage of positioning significant force in a place to strike out and force a breach in the First Island Chain by going straight through or around the Philippines.
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Diplomats say the U.S. decision has stirred fears of a new Middle East policy under U.S. President Donald Trump's administration that seeks to dilute and eventually strike out the right of return for millions of Palestinian refugees.
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Chacin then got Ryan Zimmerman to strike out looking before facing Adam Lind, who drove in a run as he reached on a fielder's choice as Chacin got out of the jam by giving up just one run.
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And live with herself knowing international warfare, a terrorist bomb, or insert whatever new threat is looking to strike out against the free world, may be in play because she wants to stay at home and raise Franny.
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The Michigan native was bailed out by his offense after a tough start against Seattle on April 23 but rebounded to strike out seven and allow two runs in 21 22/23 innings at Kansas City on Saturday.
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He managed to cut his walks to 1.8 per nine innings over the past two seasons, which was a crucial change to his game given that he's no longer able to strike out batters like he used to.
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I'm just torn about what flavor Dash button I'll get—I'm kind of an original purist but Ranch is a crowd pleaser and you don't want your teammates to get too pissed at you if you strike out.
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Reliever J.J. Hoover then walked Lewis Brinson, who played in his first major league game, to load the bases, but Jorge De La Rosa came on to strike out Eric Thames on three pitches to end the threat.
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The radicalism of the left, abandoning positions they held just a few years ago, has led them to blindly strike out at anyone who disagrees with them which, unfortunately for their party, is most of the American public.
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When American workers decide or are forced to strike out on their own, their most frequent job is handyman, and a lot of the people taking that work are senior citizens, according to Thumbtack, the local services website.
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But in June, Ms. Kuryk decided to strike out on her own and start a consulting film, Artemis Strategies, which she is pitching to clients as a vehicle to help them craft their message for socially aware consumers.
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"As we in the L.G.B.T.Q. community achieve more visibility and acceptance, those who are deeply opposed to the community are alarmed and they strike out," said Annise Parker, the president of the L.G.B.T.Q. Victory Fund, a nonpartisan group.
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Starter Zack Wheeler battled command issues and uneven infield defense over four and two-thirds innings before giving way to five relievers who combined to give up two hits and strike out six the rest of the way.
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After the Rays loaded the bases with no outs in the first inning, Rodon got Garcia to strike out on a pitch outside the zone, but then walked the next batter, Guillermo Heredia, to force in a run.
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Pete Wentz repped his hometown team as he strolled through the streets of Los Angeles ... Step up to these Cubs-lovin' candids and try not to strike out as you find the differences between these two fanatic photos.
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Plaisirs Américains was recorded in Montreal and Los Angeles with the soaring lead guitar of Bataille Solaire's Asaël Robitaille and the silky bass lines of Sheer Agony's Jackson Macintosh, but onstage its author prefers to strike out solo.
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Dandelion CEO Kathy Hannun told Recode the company decided to strike out on its own because there wasn't enough overlap between its technology and that of other parts of Alphabet to justify remaining a part of Google's parent company.
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Read MoreBOJ throws curveball, Japanese economy could strike out It's "somewhat of a risk-off week probably led by the inaction of the Bank of Japan," said Eric Stein, co-director of global fixed income at Eaton Vance Management.
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But Greinke got away with a mistake over the middle of the plate to Anthony Rendon, who flied out, and he unfurled one of his trademark slow curveballs to strike out Asdrubal Cabrera to end the bases-loaded threat.
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In the years leading up to it, she'd left a very successful stint at SNL to strike out on her own with Parks and Recreation, which after a first rocky season became a bonafide hit and a critical darling.
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In the second, Minnesota had runners on second and third with one out, but the crafty left-hander got Byron Buxton to strike out and retired Robbie Grossman on a lineout with the bases loaded to end the threat.
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Good advisers ignore him and strike out on their own, hoping that they'll be able to show the boss a better way — like when campaign surrogates resisted getting dragged into Trump's fight with federal judge Gonzalo Curiel this spring.
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Odorizzi came back to strike out Billy Hamilton, and after an intentional walk to leadoff hitter Jesse Winker, who saw his nine-game hitting streak end Saturday, he induced a pop-out from Jose Peraza to end the inning.
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And it suggests the Chinese leader is willing to strike out on his own, both in his own neighborhood and with leaders in Russia, India and other countries, as China's broader relationship with the United States continues to fray.
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The Houston reliever walked Aaron Hicks to load the bases, bringing up Gleyber Torres, who Pressly was able to strike out on six pitches, getting the third strike on a checked swing — though Torres vehemently disagreed with the call.
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Tampa Bay reliever Tyler Sturdevant struck out designated hitter Hanley Ramirez and center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. in the top of the ninth and Enny Romero came in to strike out pinch hitter David Ortiz to record the save.
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Vincent, 28, is already looking for a second job to pay back the money she borrowed to strike out on her own two years ago and start up a 35-cow farm 100 km (60 miles) southeast of Montreal.
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Baldwin did, however, strike out early with a stridently populist ad denouncing hedge fund "predators" that clearly demonstrated a desire to inject themes of class conflict into politics and not allow Republicans to define the entire election as a culture war.
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Reminiscent of casual baseball games of yore like Backyard Baseball, Super Mega Baseball 2 ditches the realism of the most popular baseball games to focus on the fun of the game: getting hits and trying to strike out your opponents.
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Astros left-hander Wade Miley appeared to have found his footing after a rocky first few innings, working around two infield hits in the fourth inning to strike out the side, then retiring six consecutive batters prior to the Rodriguez homer.
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It might also be added as an aside that David Cameron enthusiastically supported the setting up of the ECR in 2005, proposing that his Conservative MEPs leave the centre-right European People's Party (EPP) benches to strike out on their own.
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I would say to write a list of everything you plan to cook and then go away, drink a cup of tea, and come back and look at the list again, and strike out about half the dishes you'd planned.
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Healy might strike out with half of these songs, but his gumption is still refreshing in a climate where the world's biggest rock band was happy coughing up two-thirds of its Super Bowl halftime show to Beyoncé and Bruno Mars.
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Instead of seeing America as a virtuous pageant of Good and Bad, with Tolerance coming heroically out of the bullpen in the bottom of the ninth to strike out Prejudice, we are to see it as that theatre of overlaid opposites.
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He impressively escaped a jam that featured runners on first and third with nobody out in the fifth, getting Pablo Sandoval and Sandy Leon to strike out swinging before forcing Dustin Pedroia to hit a dribbler back to the mound.
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It imbues the agency's creation with a sense of good-hearted bonhomie (sic), as the founding partners, mostly having escaped from the lower rungs of the William Morris Agency, strike out on their own with lots of moxie but no bankroll.
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With a runner on third and one out, Brandon Guyer played with fire by not swinging at two borderline pitches that could have been strike three, and eventually did strike out looking on Lester's ninth pitch of the at-bat.
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Wednesday, he became the first player in franchise history to strike out four times in consecutive games...Rockies RHP Christian Bergman (strained left oblique) is scheduled to throw his first full-go bullpen Saturday since he was injured May 19.
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This week, the consumer-focused investor VMG Partners led its $51 million Series B. Sunil Nagaraj spent years investing in startups at Bessemer Venture Partners, but he was itching to meet with younger companies and strike out on his own.
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Diamondbacks RH Robbie Ray (9-4, 2.97) Strasburg had an awful start prior to the All-Star break, lasting only three innings and failing to strike out a batter while while allowing six runs (three earned) in a loss to Atlanta.
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He is 24-12 since the start of the 2017 season, and will soon become the 17th pitcher in major league history to reach 3,000 strikeouts — possibly as soon as Wednesday night, if he can strike out six Angels in Anaheim.
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Whether congressional supporters strike out or hit a home run in their efforts to save minor league baseball in these cities, the reality is that many of these places need more than just minor league baseball to return to prosperity.
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Obesity is contagious, you can have business success by standing in an expansive "power pose," baseball players with a K in their name are more likely to strike out, and hurricanes with girl names are more dangerous than hurricanes with boy names.
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"We're seeing high worker confidence in their ability to strike out and find a better job opportunity elsewhere," he tells CNBC Make It. "For many, it's a smart move, as there's a clear advantage to increasing your earning potential by switching jobs."
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Harvey recovered to strike out the next three batters, and the Mets took the lead for good in the bottom of the inning when Alejandro De Aza scored after Reds left fielder Scott Schebler dropped a two-out fly ball by Duda.
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Sale struck out six and failed to strike out at least 10 for the first time in his last nine starts, but he did become the fifth pitcher since 1900 with at least 100 strikeouts in his first 6.233 starts of the season.
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Steve King said there was an agreement that his language in the original bill that would "strike out" the requirement to cover essential health benefits would be offered in the Senate with the support of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.
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Madson, who allowed a run in one of his first 18 appearances with the Nationals, was charged with a run on three hits and a walk before Solis came back from a 23-1 deficit to strike out pinch-hitter Kevin Plawecki.
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Trying too hard means you're either guaranteed to strike out, or you'll end up exchanging bodily fluids with someone who, while seemingly captivating in the smoky, late-night haze of the village pub or seaside taverna, resembles Quasimodo by light of day.
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Slashing business taxes could spur start-ups by raising after-tax earnings, making it worthwhile for prospective entrepreneurs to give up regular salaries to strike out on their own, says accountant Dominique Molina, founder of the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners.
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"I came in from the bullpen and tried to do everything the same," said Holder, who walked two batters with one out in the first inning, but rebounded to strike out Tommy Pham and retired Joey Wendle on a liner to right field.
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EscapeX counts Amber Rose, Paris Hilton, and actor Chris D'Elia among its clients, providing what CEO Sephi Shapira describes as a "toolbox," a variety of app functions and features that an influencer can choose from as they strike out on their own.
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Rosario lined a bases-loaded double down the left field line off Kela with one out in the ninth to drive in two runs, but the Rangers closer rebounded to strike out Eduardo Escobar and Morrison around a walk to Brian Dozier.
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It has been one of the most pressing questions in the TV industry: Will the Fox TV chiefs Dana Walden and Gary Newman head to Disney, or will they strike out on their own when their contracts expire in a couple of months?
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He's old and he's slow and he's almost always going to DH, so holistic metrics like WAR probably aren't going to like him very much, but Morales takes a decent amount of walks, doesn't strike out a ton, and hits the ball very hard.
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It's immediately apparent to anyone in close proximity that Kerman is skilled at redirecting attention from her own story to making a greater point about the barriers of re-entry or the need to strike out mandatory minimum sentencing for low-level, nonviolent offenders.
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The startup was founded by Marc Freed-Finnegan and Jonathan Wall, respectively the product lead and the co-founder of Google Wallet (and now Index's CEO and CTO), who left Google as part of the much-reported Wallet exodus to strike out on their own.
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Freeman also spoke with big-money operative Karl Rove, a friend of Battin, at the Republican National Convention last month, but said he told Rove that the Chandis would strike out on their own and not contribute to any of Rove's major super PACs.
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Roberto Cavalli is among the first Italian brands to strike out in Tehran with a store dedicated to its own label - the model favoured over department store concessions by many luxury fashion companies as it allows them to control their image and relationship with customers.
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The left-hander is the first Arizona pitcher since Randy Johnson in 210 to strike out at least 213 in three consecutive starts, and he is doing it in Johnson-like fashion with an overpowering-at-times fastball and an assortment of breaking pitches.
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And the plot pingpongs awkwardly between New York and Haiti — with a pit stop in Paris, where the Lemon Drops, played with funny, squeaky-voiced sass by Kristina Hanford, Molly McCloskey and Jenna Velichko, strike out on their own and are briefly a success.
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Mets 11, Pirates 2 Noah Syndergaard fell short of a shutout but still pitched strongly enough to strike out 11, and the Mets amassed a season-high 19 hits for a thorough 11-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday at Citi Field.
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And while I do remember my mother being endlessly supportive of my creative efforts and ideas when I was little, she made a conscious shift as I got older and prepared to strike out on my own, to assessments that were more constructively critical.
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While my business endeavor wasn't terribly sophisticated, and I probably didn't rake in more than a few hundred dollars selling candy throughout the school year, it taught me a lot about what it takes to strike out on your own to make a few bucks.
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Their hopes for improvement rest on young hitters like Joey Gallo, Ronald Guzman, Nomar Mazara and Rougned Odor, who strike out too much but could break into stardom as the team prepares to move to a new Arlington ballpark — with a retractable roof — next season.
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Lopez eventually worked out of a first-and-third, no-out jam by getting Gregorius to pop up, Gleyber Torres to fly out — Engel made a fine running catch on the shallow pop — and Bird to strike out when he could not check his swing.
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" But Urban said Thursday that "in the days following" the strike, "out of an abundance of caution," eight troops were transported from the Al-Asad air base to a medical center in Germany, and another three were moved to Kuwait "for follow-on screening.
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An auction house called Lelands -- which sells off famous sports memorabilia -- is auctioning off Charlie's movie-worn gear for him -- which includes his Cleveland Indians cap, as well as CS's 101 MPH baseball that Ricky 'Wild Thing' Vaughn threw to strike out slugger Clu Haywood.
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RHP Jhoulys Chacin, who starts against Miami on Sunday, is the first pitcher since 1988 to go at least six innings and strike out six or more batters in 69 or fewer pitches, accomplishing that feat in his previous start, against the Washington Nationals.
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Reed was followed to the mound by Michael Lorenzen (who pitched out trouble in the fifth), Sal Romano, Jared Hughes and David Hernandez, who combined to allow no hits and strike out eight in 5 1/3 innings from the fifth through the 10th innings.
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With the score tied at 4-4 and the bases loaded, Callaway pinch-hit for Syndergaard in the bottom of the fifth with the veteran Todd Frazier, who proceeded to strike out swinging, adding to the team's eventual total of 14 runners stranded on base.
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Volquez threw just 42 of 91 pitches for strikes and became the first starter to walk at least eight batters and strike out at least nine while pitching less than five innings since 1900, the Marlins said, citing information from the Elias Sports Bureau.
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The Padres stranded two in the sixth and loaded the bases with no outs in the eighth after Renfroe's homer only to have reliever Tony Watson strike out Matt Szczur and Ellis before retiring Carlos Asuaje on an inning-ending liner to a leaping Crawford at shortstop.
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One one coast, Max Scherzer threw a complete game for the Washington Nationals and beat his old team 3-43 on the strength of 20 strikeouts, joining Roger Clemens, Kerry Wood, and Randy Johnson as the only players to strike out 20 batters in nine innings.
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The pitcher, 34, could be seen with a large black eye and a bump on his nose during Wednesday's game — but still managed to pitch seven scoreless innings and strike out 10 Phillies players, leading the Nationals to a 2-0 victory, according to USA Today.
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The Senate and the House have both passed massive, broadly similar tax bills that would reshape America's tax code to favor all sorts of business and strike out a number of popular and large tax breaks enjoyed by a wide swath of middle- and high-earners.
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"You squeeze my hand three times in the back of the taxi / I can tell that it's gonna be a long road / I'll be there if you're the toast of the town, babe / Or if you strike out and you're crawling home," sings Swift on the song.
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We heard from 223 young professionals, most of whom were women, under the age of 221.21 from across the country to gain some insight on how they prepared to strike out on their own after graduation, and what has surprised them the most along the way.
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Despite the evidence that migrants from the Middle East and Africa are continuing to flee war and poverty in their home countries and will strike out to Europe again in huge numbers this year, European leaders have taken no major new steps to curb the flow.
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Not after a summer that saw them fail to get a phone call with Kevin Durant, strike out on Al Horford, and scramble to spend tens of millions on relatively unproductive players (Mahimi, Smith, the forgotten Andrew Nicholson) whose long-term contracts are cap-eating negative assets.
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But A's closer Liam Hendriks came on to strike out Pillar, representing the tying run, to preserve a 7-5 lead, then coasted through the ninth for his 13th save after Oakland tacked on two runs in the top of the inning, one on Chapman's second homer.
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He's got a wild history, a former Division 1 basketball player, producer of A$AP Ferg's monster single "Shabba," and frequent collaborator of D.R.A.M. and Wiki, the Hackensack, NJ rapper is ready to strike out on his own project Marvel Alexander and the Pursuit of Excellence.
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Buxton had three hits, including a double, and Rosario and Mauer were each 3-for-5 with Mauer adding a double and driving in five runs After a rocky start, Minnesota starter Kyle Gibson (13-10) settled in to strike out eight batters in six innings.
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So when she finally pulls things together to make the big play, or to strike out that last batter, you don't feel as if you're being manipulated — even though you are — because Pitch has expertly created a situation where you want to see her succeed, almost at all costs.
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The most promising city for new start-ups may be known more for its dairy industry than its small business scene, but its educated workforce, low cost of living and history of recent venture capital deals make it an ideal place for entrepreneurs to strike out on their own.
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Sabrina Avakian, chief of UNICEF's child protection for refugee and migrant response in Italy, said in an interview that the guardianship program would benefit minors because having a local contact made it less likely they would strike out on their own, where they often face abuses by human traffickers.
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Once you complete the initial handful of temples awarding you the core abilities and paraglider, you are free to go anywhere in the wide world — you're encouraged, in fact, to just strike out in literally any direction from the central plateau on which you had hitherto been stranded.
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Hancock himself said as much earlier this year, when he told a committee that the government wanted to ensure "unhindered data flows after Brexit", which he said essentially meant "matching" the EU's data protection rules, rather than the UK trying to strike out and set its own standards.
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"You squeeze my hand three times in the back of the taxi / I can tell that it's gonna be a long road / I'll be there if you're the toast of the town babe / Or if you strike out and you're crawling home," she sings on "New Year's Day."
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Harvey only made 17 starts before missing the final three months of the season following surgery to address thoracic outlet syndrome, and his fastball velocity has not returned yet to the mid-90s speed that helped him strike out 188 hitters in 189 1/3 innings in 2015.
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Adam Warren, the first man out of the bullpen, got into trouble quickly, but David Robertson, who pitched a clean, 10-pitch eighth inning on Friday night, came in to strike out Manny Machado and Jonathan Schoop, stranding the potential tying runs for Baltimore at second and third.
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Dallas is likely to go after the other available free agent point guards, but if they strike out, as Dallas has more than once these last few years—looking at you, DeAndre Jordan and Dwight Howard—Rose might end up as his backup, backup, backup plan later in July.
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Related: We've Passed Peak El Niño — But Many More Months of Extreme Weather Is Likely Nursing pups are driven to strike out too early on their own because they're starving, after being left too long by mothers desperately trying to feed themselves as they hunt for vanishing fish populations.
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Ainge would not speculate beyond the likelihood of landing a top-five pick this year, but he could be in even better position if the Nets strike out in free agency in the summer and give the Celtics, via their right to swap picks, a prime lottery position in 2017.
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What's certain — that's how we got wind of it — is that Urmson was talking to a number of other top engineers in the space from companies like Uber, Apple and Tesla to join him and could easily attract an A-team of techies who want to strike out on their own.
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While her aides suggest the meeting will not produce the fireworks some commentators expect, some lawmakers doubt whether an agreement can be found between those ministers who want to maintain close ties with the EU, and others who want to strike out alone and "diverge" from the bloc's rules more quickly.
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"You could hit a home run, or you could strike out," said Glickman at S&P Capital IQ. If you have the stomach for more volatility in the short-term, Atkins suggested that an energy sector fund — ideally focused on E&P producers — should do well in the next two years.
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The budget itself has been passed by committees in both houses, but Christie says he will strike out hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for schools and other key services if the Democrat-led Assembly does not vote on a separate bill to restructure the state's largest health insurer.
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It's hard not to believe in the vision it's peddling in the season two finale, when Rodrigo takes the orchestra — now on strike — out into the middle of Central Park for an impromptu performance for the public, one that won't be held behind closed doors, only for the very rich.
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With a current US president who is well-disposed toward Russia and a Europe adopting a policy toward Russian President Vladimir Putin grounded in a pragmatic acceptance of economic realities, particularly on the need for Russia's energy exports, the UK has chosen a bad time to strike out on its own.
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That's all well and good when you're surrounded by the band's other, more naturally charming members, but it becomes a bit of a problem if you try to strike out on your own and end up looking like you're struggling at the back of a street dance class at a community centre.
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Though Tanaka did not strike out a batter, he was rarely in any serious trouble — only in the third when he worked out of a bases-loaded, one-out jam by navigating the heart of the Red Sox order, retiring David Ortiz on a fly ball and Mookie Betts on a pop-up.
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As we know, the 1980s primetime soap reboot is currently more interested in feminism than catfights — yes, even despite all those slap-happy promos — it was no surprise the series premiere, "I Hardly Recognized You," ended with Fallon ditching her father Blake Carrington (Grant Show) and his company to strike out on her own.
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The decision to strike out for the US on his own, without presenting himself for asylum at a port of entry, is a common one as the US asylum system grinds to a halt from the sheer number of applicants and the Trump administration's determination to make it more difficult to present a claim.
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The Yankees tied the game on a home run by Brian McCann, took the lead on a bloop single by Jacoby Ellsbury and got a lockdown performance from their bullpen, including a knee-buckling curveball from Dellin Betances to strike out Jose Bautista with the tying run at second base to end the seventh inning.
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It's not as if individual jaguars are trekking from Argentina to Arizona, but between neighboring jaguar territories, there are a "million movements a day," Quigley said, describing how mature male jaguars tend to strike out to establish their own breeding territory anywhere from 15 to 80 miles from their birthplace, to avoid mating with relatives.
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Ironically, May's Brexit plan is turning into a harder sell at home than it is in the EU. Many pro-Brexit politicians at home are rebelling against May's deal, saying it does not allow the U.K. to strike out on its own to forge its own trading relationships with the rest of the world.
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When the Elder Scrolls Online first game out, criticisms swirled about how it allegedly failed to live up to its Elder Scrolls moniker, whether it was in the way you couldn't strike out in any direction you wanted as in Skyrim, or in the way it locked you into classes despite an otherwise great deal of freedom.
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It's easy to say that all of this happened so fast for Roan, but in reality, this is a dream she's been working towards since she was just 12 years old, chasing her gift for music and lyrics through lessons in grade school all the way until she was ready to strike out on her own.
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In the third inning, it was good enough to strike out Seager twice: first by starting at his hip and then darting over to the inside corner at the last moment (this strike went uncalled, but it was one), then by starting at the bottom of the zone and skidding toward the dirt as Seager whiffed.
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According to a report from Gabriel Sherman at Vanity Fair, Trump sees himself as being at "war" with Amazon and Bezos and is considering a number of ways to strike out, including canceling Amazon's potential multibillion-dollar contract with the Pentagon to provide cloud computing services and encouraging state attorneys general to investigate Amazon's business practices.
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If it took you a second to recognize the guy holding Rick at gunpoint at the end of this week's Walking Dead, we can't blame you — we haven't seen Morales (Juan Gabriel Pareja) since episode 5 of Season 1, when he and his family decided not to travel to the CDC with Rick and the gang, and instead strike out for Birmingham.
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From the painter Alejandra Seeber, born in Buenos Aires and based in New York, come paintings of similarly purposeful (if less witty) confusion; with their fuzzy and elided glimpses of Modern and contemporary art hanging in high-end interiors, they're not sure whether they want to highlight the creativity of others or strike out on their own as wall candy.
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Now, as the British government grapples with the fraught policy questions that leaving the union raises, the Anglosphere is a balm for those same Euroskeptics, who argue that Britain should just strike out on its own and make its own trade deals with some of the world's leading economies, including the United States, Australia and New Zealand, as well as rising Asian powers like India.
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The risks that come with it are Iranian reprisals, particularly the risk that this will pose for preserving any kind of coherent American presence in Iraq, continuing the US's critical role in the counter-ISIS campaign, and the likelihood Iran will look for opportunities to strike out in a much more violent way or much more costly way against US interests across the region.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE declares that a "Mexican" judge overseeing a Trump University fraud lawsuit has an inherent conflict of interest, and the major TV news media strike out when reporting on the controversy.
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Hope ex-MLB pitcher Tim Hudson doesn't have dreams of watching his son strike out major leaguers like he used to, cause his wife made it clear to TMZ Sports, SHE AIN'T HAVING IT. Tim and the fam were out at The Ivy when we asked the brood if there were any future baseball players in the bunch ... to which Tim said yes, and pointed to his son, 12-year-old Kade.
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