One situation shows how Pruitt has not only stuck up for the citizens of Oklahoma, he's also stuck up for its four-legged residents.
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Kim eventually tweeted the receipts (below) and Khloe stuck up for herself.
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He stuck up for Mariah Carey after her New Year's Eve mishap.
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Girardi's fans stuck up for her in the replies of the tweet.
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"We had queens that stuck up for everything, too," Mr. Dawson said.
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So, and -- you know, it&aposs good she&aposs stuck up for him.
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Tana Mongeau's ex-girlfriend Bella Thorne has stuck up for her on Twitter.
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I should have stuck up for him when he alive, but I didn't.
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Trump's attack sparked an outcry, and many prominent figures stuck up for James.
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Helen says she never stuck up for him when her parents picked on him.
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It us about time someone stuck up for the people of other country (sic).
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That's when Walcott stuck up for herself and railed against what she perceived to be blatant gender discrimination.
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He made people accountable, he stuck up for his teammates, and he put the puck in the net.
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Then he stuck up for American workers on trade deals and for American taxpayers stuck paying for Europe's defense.
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The number of times I stuck up for myself at the Mansion I could probably count on one hand.
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"My Nana stuck up for what she believed in and did something amazing," the Descendants star, 16, tells PEOPLE.
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"I stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state," Trump said at a rally in Sunrise, Fla.
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But he drilled home the principle that you always stuck up for your family, even when you weren't getting along.
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" The first lady stuck up for the first 4-year-old pooch, insisting that "she hasn't done that in a while.
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They also like that he stuck up for his daughter Ivanka and called out Nordstrom for unfairly dropping her clothing line.
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In particular, many fans outside Korea stuck up for the pair, and criticized Cube for being so quick to censure them.
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And it&aposs time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of the other countries.
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And though the country star seemed to gather alot of hate for his words, some people stuck up for him on Twitter.
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"I've always stuck up for the downtrodden or the people that aren't in as fortunate of a position," the new mom told AdWeek.
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"A lot of the earlier fans stuck up for me, but by that point being a fan was no longer enjoyable," he explains.
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"Just this week, I stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state," Trump said at a Florida campaign rally in November.
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When President Obama stuck up for government, not the people, he probably would have had a much different Iran had he not done that.
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But the British author stuck up for Trump's right to visit the United Kingdom, despite the outrage his remarks had caused in her homeland.
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" But Scalia stuck up for his colleague in a 2012 interview, saying, "It was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions.
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Maybe a coworker just stuck up for you in a meeting — why not grab an extra coffee for them on your way into the office?
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Some punks stuck up for the Casualties but Walraven backed down, canceled the gig and staged a fundraiser for the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton.
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Dozens of former staffers have stuck up for Klobuchar, testifying that her tough style and the demanding environment of her office has made them better at their jobs.
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Today at LA's Upfront Summit, Foursquare's lead investor from Union Square Ventures Fred Wilson stuck up for the startup while trying to make people understand how it's changed.
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After fans started tweeting that the singer shaded Haddish on "Top Off," the comedian responded on Twitter with her usual humor — and also stuck up for Queen Bey.
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" Despite Fox and CNN being direct competitors whose hosts frequently criticize each others' coverage, Hannity stuck up for his rival primetime host's response in a Monday tweet. "@ChrisCuomo.
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He also stuck up for singer R. Kelly, who has been charged with ten counts of aggravated sexual abuse, involving alleged victims as young as 13 years old.
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"Know that I'm really thankful that you stuck up for me when you did, you supported me when you did and you encouraged me when you did," she said.
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The 24-year-old model, who got engaged to Verlander in May, stuck up for her man, going off on Major League Baseball and the writers tasked with voting.
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"I can't think of any other politician, even Conservative politician, who from the crash of 2008 onwards actually stuck up for the bankers," he told a Conservative Party hustings.
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Rannells stuck up for Dunham on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Thursday night in response to a viewer question about the most unwarranted criticisms the actress receives.
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" Mr. Trump also defended his decision this month to absolve three service members of war crimes, arguing that he had "stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state.
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Sarah could muster tears for her attempted rapist, but sees fit to remand a friend who stuck up for her countless times to the bondage and violence of psychiatric institutionalization.
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The fictional president stuck up for us and explained that the Supreme Court and the Founding Fathers knew that for the flag to be revered, it must stand for real freedom.
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Orakpo was RGIII's locker buddy and previously stuck up for Griffin, even as he was on his way to Tennessee last year, when he had no real reason to do so.
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" But in another message shown to the jury, he stuck up for Weinstein, telling him: "I think the dog pile of actresses who are suddenly brave and recalling repressed memories is hideous.
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The recipients wished to remain anonymous, but the family of the donor has identified her as a New England woman who "always stuck up for the underdog," they said in a statement.
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On Monday, Chyna stuck up for her children by slamming Rob Kardashian and Tyga on Instagram, alleging neither father provides adequate child support for their children Dream, 2, and King Cairo, 6, respectively.
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In the April 3 episode, a few of of the jocks teased Michael at a house party, but quarterback Robbie (Damon J. Gillespie) — who's also involved with the play — stuck up for him.
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But he has already used the men as a talking point in his political rallies, arguing in Florida last month that he had "stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state."
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" In a lengthy exchange with reporters at his Bedminster golf resort he said past administrations had not done enough to take on North Korea and that it was time a President "stuck up for the country.
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But the actor still has a loyal defender in friend and co-star Orlando Bloom, who stuck up for Depp at the Los Angeles premiere of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales on Thursday.
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Even after Mr. Kelly changed his stance, calling the allegations vile and orchestrating Mr. Porter's swift departure, the president has stuck up for Mr. Porter publicly, telling reporters that the situation had been "tough" and "sad" for Mr. Porter.
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In 2014 on "Squawk Box," Jackson stuck up for Tesla, saying it should not have to modify its practice of selling its electric cars directly to consumers in company-owned showrooms to mollify state governments, which want cars sold through dealerships.
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" FILM STAR GEORGE CLOONEY, SPEAKING AT THE PREMIERE OF HIS SERIES 'CATCH-22' IN LOS ANGELES: "I couldn't be more proud of Reuters and how they stuck up for journalism in a way that is important and it's a dangerous time.
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Members of the Freital Group wouldn't be arrested until November 2015; before that, they would carry out four more attacks of increasing intensity, targeting not only the refugees living in the town but also the left-wing activists who stuck up for them.
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Some irate Marmite lovers took to Twitter to immediately decry the decision: People were slightly less dismayed by the Brexit threat to Pot Noodle, but a hardy few stubbornly stuck up for the dish: This isn't the first time Marmite supplies have been threatened.
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Continuing his strategy of warming to the electorate via regional sports celebrities, Trump stuck up for his good friend Tom Brady and Massachusetts this morning when he commented on the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit's decision to reinstate Brady's four-game suspension for his role in Deflategate.
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Since its founding by Cornell Capa (brother of Robert Capa, the photojournalist who shot the most notorious picture of the Spanish Civil War), ICP has stuck up for photography as both an art form and a historical record, but it has bumbled in the time of the social photo.
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Maybe it wasn't tough enough," he told reporters at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J. "They've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years, and it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries.
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After a campaign that's mostly involved candidates falling over themselves to show their commitment to screwing over Latino undocumented immigrants, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio started arguing over who spoke better Spanish — in Spanish: Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner who won New Hampshire in a landslide and will almost certainly win in South Carolina too, stuck up for Planned Parenthood.
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On some occasions, the adult presence did cause mistrust in those who didn't know the photographer; one time, Seiffert feared a young man would punch him in the face, but the kids who knew the artist stuck up for him, and by the end of the day, that same boy was confiding in the photographer about a recent drunken blunder.
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She told Piers Morgan on his talk show back in October that she wished her co-stars stuck up for her when she received flak for not wanting to continue the franchise: "It's quite extraordinary to get any kind of negative press about something that I've been saying for almost a year of 'no' that I'm demanding or a diva," she revealed to Morgan.
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Monroe 1996, p.122. She was known for her quick temper and her "heart of gold". She always stuck up for those who were considered the underdog. In her book Neighbours: The First 10 Years, Josephine Monroe wrote that Charlene did not like to be patronised and had a sharp tongue.
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"My respect level has gone up tremendously for Ponder," Tillman said. "He did some great things out there." During the home loss to Cleveland in week three, Ponder was booed by some Vikings fans as they also chanted for backup quarterback Matt Cassel. Following the game, Adrian Peterson stuck up for Ponder calling the boos unfair.
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" However, Tony Sokol of Den of Geek gave the episode four out of five stars stating "This is the reason I stuck up for Harry Shearer when he was in contract negotiations. Leave it to Mr. Burns to bring life back into The Simpsons after 28 seasons. The old, old man has more life in him than Satan itself.
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The shooting kills ten people (nine students and one teacher) and wounds many other people. Throughout the book, time flashes back and forth between events before and after the shooting. In the past, the reader learns that Peter and Josie were once close friends. Peter was frequently the target of severe bullying at school, and Josie often stuck up for him.
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MacElwaine also stuck up for Donovan after finding out Donovan's work with IAB. In the series final episode, MacElwaine decided to retire from the police force, and Santoro was promoted to Lieutenant. So, Captain Jonas threw a double-party for the entire police station in celebrating Santoro's promotion and MacElwaine's retirement. In his speech, MacElwaine changes his mind and decides not to retire, to great celebration.
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He bears contempt towards Helen because she looks like Daphne Atreus, the woman who presumably killed his brother, Ajax. Pandora "Dora" Delos— Castor's sister and Lucas, Cassandra, Hector, Jason and Ariadne's aunt. She stuck up for Helen when Pallas expressed his disdain towards her. However, in spite of her kindness and optimism, she has a vicious nature that she shows only towards her enemies.
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It is as if she doesn't want to be there. Two episodes later, in the episode "Champions", it's revealed that she doesn't want any friends and she said this in front of Floss. In the final episode of Series 7 ("The Last Dance"), she re-encountered a girl, Evie, who had previously bullied her. As Evie was picking on Floss at the time, she stuck up for Floss in front of Evie.
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Nurse Jenny Quinnan, formerly Delaney first appeared as a nurse tending to PC Dave Quinnan after his stabbing in March 1999. Delaney caught the eye of PC George Garfield when he visited Quinnan in hospital. Delaney also stuck up for Quinnan when another patient tried giving him a hard time over preferential treatment. Best friends Garfield and Quinnan began vying for her affections without the other knowing, however Garfield got in ahead of Quinnan and proposed.
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In July 2015, Trainor embarked on the MTrain Tour in support of her debut major-label studio album Title (2015). She accompanied herself on a ukulele and wrote "Better When I'm Dancin'" in "a short amount of time" on her tour bus. She approached American record producer Thaddeus Dixon to produce the song, against the wishes of her label Epic Records. Dixon recalled that Trainor said "if Thaddeus isn't producing it, I'm not doing it", and "stuck up" for him.
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While Marika can be quite stuck-up for a five-year-old Ken is kind and strong. Marika develops a crush on Kippei-onii- chan (as Yuzuyu calls Kippei) after he catches her when she trips – to the point that when her mother arrives to pick her up, she demands that her mother provide her with an onii-chan of her own. She is also jealous of the girls with whom he shows up at the pre-school (usually Kokoro). Marika is Yuzuyu's best friend.
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She liked her character's generosity and how she did not change after winning the Lotto. Reuniting with her friends – Jenny (Melissa Bergland), Frances (Virginia Gay) and Sophie (Melanie Vallejo) – brought out Bec's more playful side. Unlike the other girls, Bec was not given a cruel nickname at school and she knew that if she did not hang out with Jenny, she may have been popular. However, Bec stuck up for Jenny against the bullies from an early age and they remained best friends years after school.
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Chip is a fantastic archer, a member of the chess club at school, and a part of COUNTV - Containment Of Underworld Nocturnal Transylvanian Vampires. He is always cheerful and eager to learn all he can about magic, and began to idolize Daggeron during Soul Specter. After the final battle, he was last seen telling fictionalized tales of his battles as a Power Ranger to ladies from both realms. Despite their extremely different personalities, Chip has been close friends with Vida ever since she stuck up for him when they were children.
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It has been admitted by many students that they have experienced bullying on the site, which leads to psychological harm. Students of high schools face a possibility of bullying and other adverse behaviors over Facebook every day. Many studies have attempted to discover whether Facebook has a positive or negative effect on children’s and teenagers’ social lives, and many of them have come to the conclusion that there are distinct social problems that arise with Facebook usage. British neuroscientist Susan Greenfield stuck up for the issues that children encounter on social media sites.
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Many military officers were enraged by Trump's intervention, as they felt it disrupted principles of military discipline and justice. Secretary of the Navy Richard Spencer protested Trump's intervention and was forced to resign; in his resignation letter, he sharply rebuked Trump for his judgment in the matter. Trump told a rally audience days later, "I stuck up for three great warriors against the deep state." The Trump administration has sharply increased the frequency of drone strikes compared to the preceding Obama administration, in countries such as Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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The girls brought out Bec's playful side and shook things up for her. When asked why Bec and Jenny were friends, Tuckwell-Smith called them "the perfect odd couple" and explained that they were both loyal and had similar values when it came to family and friends. Out of all the girls, Bec was never given a cruel nickname and she knew that if she was not friends with Jenny, then she may have been popular. However, Bec stuck up for Jenny against the bullies from an early age and they remained best friends.
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Tina meets Holly when Val is trying to attract Tina's mother as a client for her PR firm and suggests it would be a good idea for Holly and Tina to meet. During their meeting, Tina is caught by Judith with a pregnancy test (the test turned out negative); Holly stuck up for Tina, claiming the test was hers. The two became best friends with a few bumps along the way. The Tyler sisters become Tina's neighbors after moving into the same building and Tina eventually welcomes Gary and Vince as her roommates.
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Following the disappointing 2013 season, Ponder's future with the Vikings fell in doubt. With the Vikings obtaining a new coaching staff and having drafted notable quarterback prospect Teddy Bridgewater in the 2014 NFL Draft, Ponder was effectively rendered a third-string quarterback. Despite this, Ponder stated that he wished to stay with the Vikings, stating that he had learned a lot from new offensive coordinator Norv Turner. During the preseason Ponder was booed by the Vikings fans in a home preseason game, to which many in the organization, including new head coach Mike Zimmer and receiver Greg Jennings stuck up for him.
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Conway, seeking retaliation, then went on to have matches against a number of legends, picking up wins over Doink the Clown, Greg Valentine (by disqualification), and Koko B. Ware. During this time he would go on to begin feuding with Eugene, a big fan of the legends who stuck up for them. At the Taboo Tuesday pay-per-view, Conway teamed with Tomko to face Eugene and a legend (as voted for by the fans). Jimmy Snuka beat out Kamala and Jim Duggan in the voting to become Eugene's partner and picked up the win after a Superfly Splash ending Conway's winning streak.
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An illusionist and friend of Spook Williams, one of the 'True Ten/Eleven' who keeps their powers when most of the COLAs do not. It is mentioned that he acts very chipper, like most of his illusionist friends, but Dax senses he is homesick and talks to him about it, arranging for his grandmother to visit the nearby town of Polgammon and see him more often. This cheers Darren up and he has stuck up for Dax on occasion afterwards. He has a go at Spook for setting a dog on Dax in Running the Risk and reports his friend to the teachers, although he remains Spook's best friend.
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Hector Villaneuva (Adam Rodriguez) was a young rookie cop who was tutored by the rest of the officers how to do his job the best be could. Richard Santoro (Gary Basaraba) was the station's desk sergeant, a police veteran who had seen it all and was the voice of reason in the station house, keeping things calm. Santoro later stuck up for Donovan when he came out as an informant for Internal Affairs Bureau to save Santoro from a corrupt IAB officer who was trying to ruin Santoro's reputation. Ray MacElwaine (John Finn) was a 50-year-old veteran police officer who transferred to the 74th Precinct late in the series and soon proved himself to everyone that despite his age, he could still "walk the beat" and take down criminals.
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Hogan stuck up for Honky, even though McMahon had someone else in mind. To preserve his title, which could only be taken by pinfall or submission, Honky often got himself deliberately counted out or disqualified against challengers such as Steamboat, Billy Jack Haynes, Bruno Sammartino, and George "The Animal" Steele. Also during this time, Honky began using a 50s-styled, themed entrance song performed by Farris (included on Piledriver: The Wrestling Album II, the WWF's second album of wrestling themes). By September 1987, "Macho Man" Randy Savage was in the midst of a fan favorite turn and began challenging Honky for the title (after Honky had made comments about himself being "the greatest Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion of all time" and making disparaging comments about former champions, particularly Savage).
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Only Gryffen's protestations and Starkey repeating some of the first words he said to K-9, cause K-9 to stop. As that crisis is averted June Turner, Gryffen's primary contact with the Department, and Jorjie's mother, arrives to talk about the explosion in the lab, a robot "dog" that was seen in the vicinity near the time of the explosion, and to ask if Gryffen has seen Starkey since his escape. While Starkey and K-9 hide behind a bank of cabinets, June makes it clear that capturing the robot "dog" is a priority of the Department and that she expects Gryffen to find him and bring him in for study. After Jane leaves, Starkey tells Darius that no one has ever stuck up for him like Gryffen has, and Darius agrees that the professor is a great guy.
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