"This case really stunk from the very beginning," Zinger said.
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The fields, and even the cities, stunk of orange blossom.
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Without Stengel, the Mets were less entertaining and still stunk.
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"They stunk, but we couldn't do anything about it," he said.
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Problem for Gruden, it wasn't just defense -- his offense STUNK too!!!
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My energy kind of picked up again in September; I just stunk.
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You will not be surprised to learn that these teams also stunk.
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It was a club that absolutely stunk of cigarette smoke, hash, and Vicks.
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We stunk and he brought hope, which is where we're at right now.
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"It stunk, but it was nice because you can treat it," he said.
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I would, like, smoke cigars and shit in the morning, so my breath stunk.
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"Slipknot's whole recording session just stunk," remembers co-founder and percussionist Shawn "Clown" Crahan.
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Stepping off the vessel in Melbourne, we felt grimy, tired, and stunk of smoke.
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Even during a winning streak, "Ron will tell me, 'We stunk last night,'" Kerr says.
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Offensively we could point to a lot of things, but on third downs, we stunk.
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As Miss Kitten and the Hacker, Herve and Amato crafted records that absolutely stunk of electroclash.
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One woman's recent flight really, well, stunk — and she has a hilarious selfie to prove it.
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How to use and wash out menstrual stinking rags when Ojibwe women never stunk of old blood. . . .
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"When we started peeling back the onion, everywhere we looked, it stunk," said Darron Smith, another plaintiff.
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More specifically, James Harden stunk—engulfing his brilliant, MVP-worthy season in a towering inferno of fart gas.
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Since then, stories of locker room strife have trickled out, and since the Jets stunk, the chatter lingered.
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And not long after Fizdale had used "stunk" to describe Knox's showing in the final three preseason games?
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It's leather interior, and it got in all the nooks of the door and stunk terribly, just awful.
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The brown seaweed, called Sargassum, has stunk up beaches in the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and Florida's eastern coast.
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You have to show the people that you stunk the joint up but you can come back and fight.
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I opened a packet of Reefer's peanut butter cups at his preschool fund-raiser and stunk up the place.
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She'd purchased properties in the past that "stunk" and needed work, so she didn't give it a second thought.
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If the old rules of politics still applied, we could be confident in saying Bloomberg stunk the joint up.
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We even stunk things up with a smell artist who's trying to make you become a better eater with scent.
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The Colts' most recent round of win-now moves—pretty much all moves by general manager Ryan Grigson—universally stunk.
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When you think back to that time, — yeah we're doing this very romantic, epic show — but they all must've stunk. Imagine!
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Biggest Surprise: Many sequels stunk this season, but I'm one of the few who thought X-Men: Apocalypse was really good.
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I still stunk afterward, but it wasn't so bad that I offended any of my co-campers on the drive home.
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Heck, the company even released a modular phone before it was cool — sure, it kind of stunk, but it was definitely interesting.
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Ball stunk up the court on Friday night in his summer league debut but bounced back with a triple double on Saturday.
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I really wanted to, and planned to, but the timing stunk, because I was writing it just as the school year was ending.
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"We (stunk) in the third quarter, and gave them life," Cousins said, referring to a period in which Sacramento was outscored 21.8-290.
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Though the stuff sells like hot-cakes in the local market, Grandma Chang luckily has some for us—and freshly stunk at that.
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SO IF, IN FACT, WE REINVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE, WE MAKE THE U.S. MORE PRODUCTIVE – PRODUCTIVITY HAS STUNK IN THE U.S. FOR A DECADE NOW.
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There can be no doubt that the vitriol aimed at Markle since her relationship with Prince Harry went public has stunk of anti-blackness.
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Derek Bell stunk and the only way to see if he would continue stinking was to have him play it out in Bradenton that spring.
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A lot of people talk about how much they hated their first cigarette — it made them sick, it stunk; they coughed until their lungs burned.
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Customers described the odor as "spray paint" or "paint thinner," and one said it stunk so bad she put the whole package outside her house.
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Now this whole miscarriage of justice has always stunk to high heaven to me and now an objective authority is reportedly bringing the truth to light.
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But while most of the Indians said they felt good about returning to Cleveland to play at their home stadium, Progressive Field, Bauer said it stunk.
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The Bears looked downright terrible on Sunday -- but don't peg the loss solely on Jay Cutler ... EVERYONE in a Chicago uniform stunk ... so says Mike Ditka.
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"There's a heck of a south wind up here today, and man it just stunk of crude oil," said Moeckly, whose property is crossed by the pipeline.
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Once at Kennebunkport, when President Bush told reporters that he didn't want to play golf with his wife because her game "stunk," I could see her wince.
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To advocates for government transparency, the remarks stunk of duplicity by suggesting that federal classification rules are arbitrary and don't apply to the Democratic presidential front-runner.
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Hey, we all know Rice meant well after the team's $137 million man stunk it up, but the fumble on the vote of confidence is hilariously ironic.
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Alcohol-heavy styling gels, mousses, and oils didn't smell much better, and shampoos stunk like overly perfumed soap — talk about the opposite of a pampering self-care experience.
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Why it matters: Because this could presage new takeover interest in Plated rival Blue Apron, which has stunk up the public markets like a piece of rancid steak.
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Thanks to the Dodd-Frank Act of 2200, the nonprime loans being written now bear little relation to the sludge that stunk up the system a decade ago.
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A different president might pause and reassess why that bill stunk up the joint, and maybe even reassess how to build a coalition that could actually pass a bill.
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In his world, an out-of-town reporter "poking around" a closed case "kind of stunk," he said, and he alerted prosecutors so they wouldn't be caught off guard.
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"The market is catching its breath after the inventory report which, as far as the oil market was concerned, stunk," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates in Houston.
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But, the road has been pretty rocky for the former Heisman Trophy winner ... in the 2016 and 2017 seasons in the Mets' minor league system, he stunk up the diamond.
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Ultimately, UFC 209's main event followed Teymur and Lando, and stunk up the joint, but for fifteen glorious minutes the Groovy One and the Swedish kicking machine stole the show.
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I bought them three years ago at the now-closed Skateland Vermont, a rink inside of a large warehouse that was always too hot and stunk of hot dogs and feet.
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They weren't from Navy fans telling him how much he stunk — the kind of reaction that could be expected from fans of schools where football might as well be a major.
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This is backed up by the very unscientific testing at GQ of three brands that use silver: They all stunk to varying degrees after use but freshened right up after the wash.
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"To go up late and then watch it kind of disappear in the last five minutes of the game and not be able to come back in overtime, it (stunk)," Helm said.
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"When we started peeling back the onion, everywhere we looked, it stunk," said Mr. Smith, a plaintiff, who earlier this year was a featured speaker at a conference focusing on insurance fraud.
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In terms of the atmosphere, for me it was pretty amazing to be on this kind of paradise island and then getting onto this industrial fishing boat that just stunk of fish blood.
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It'll be a big departure from the crappy attitude that stunk up the place when Mercury opposed Saturn, and from the confused, helpless, nonsensical vibe of Mercury and Sun squaring off with Neptune.
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Under the leadership of Matteo Salvini, the Northern League dropped the word Northern from its name to better sell its virulent anti-immigrant message to the southern voters he used to say stunk.
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"As much as it (stunk), that time in the press box kind of gave me time to re-evaluate how the game is played in the professional ranks," the 5-foot-6 Caggiula said.
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Durant stunk out the joint against the Sacramento Kings in a 109-106 loss, going 2-of-10 for 10 points, the fewest he's scored in his career when playing at least 40 minutes.
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The stuff came in twenty-pound pails that stunk like a dinosaur's crypt, and it bogged in fat inky puddles that we spread around with long-handled squeegees and the intense inexpertise native to hungover teens.
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The game that features a dinosaur, a lava man, an ice man, and a boxer simply wasn't complete without a pirate skeleton, lifted from either a Ray Harryhausen film or a rubber-stunk Halloween decoration aisle.
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It was pretty horrific, people were working round the clock pulling up fish, it stunk, and to get down into the freezer, which was massive, you would have to go down this huge tuna fish slide.
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The 34-year-old guard has been with Brooklyn since 2012 and it's never really worked out for either party: the Nets have stunk, and after he was highly sought-after free agent, Johnson has faded into obscurity.
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Now considering it stunk up the whole room, it was probably pretty good, so we can estimate that Dabney had about $500 worth of pot on him, according to the average rate for an ounce of high quality pot in Ohio.
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Individually, maybe you can reason each out: Carter is a highly flawed player; Conger has stunk for Tampa Bay and was a clone of Jason Castro; and Lowrie was probably moved in part as a personal favor to the player.
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Debt can only be evaluated in relation to future income producing capabilities and the countries with income producing capabilities have never been larger and they keep growing QUICK: let's talk about GDP because the first quarter numbers that came in today stunk.
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UFC 209 was an unlucky night for the UFC's management: they lost their co-main event (which many were buying the card for and which was vital in their advertising of Conor McGregor's next opponent) and their main event stunk up the joint.
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The whole thing stunk with the scent of so many faux woke rap songs out there, and it illustrated the common trend amongst misogynistic rappers: the idea that recording one positive song will negate the countless records they've made that verbally degrades us.
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The implication was that the coach instructed his players to go out for blood, but according to his lawyer, Benicalap C just stunk: You know how it goes, you get down by double-digit goals and you have to start taking some chances.
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And yet the show has still failed to break out in the ratings in the fashion of those earlier "best shows on TV." Mad Men's ratings might have stunk, but the show still inspired glossy magazine spreads and media-driven post-episode discussion.
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The crowd's roar was earsplitting and sustained, and it spontaneously morphed into chants and taunts, like those heard by Pittsburgh goalie Matt Murray, who was told several times — in language more indelicate than this — that he stunk, a lot, and that the Penguins' demise Saturday was all his fault.
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In the arrest report, obtained by TMZ Sports, Palm Beach County cops say they responded to a crash around 5:22 PM on Friday ... where another officer said he had been hit by a silver sedan driven by LT. Taylor was waiting on the scene ... and cops say he had all the signs of a drunk person -- stunk of cigars and booze, had bloodshot eyes and was unsteady of his feet.
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It acquired this nickname, according to local lore, because of the menhaden plant located there in years gone by, which "stunk to high heaven".
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We would run to him, sweaty and out of breath, and he would embrace us both, and tell me how putridly I stunk of perspiration.
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Duke then took Broder to see Petrillo and Mitchell perform in Culver City. While Broder thought the duo was hilarious, Herman Cohen (who saw the duo's act later) said he thought Petrillo and Mitchell "stunk".
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The Globe and Mail, October 14, 1978. Kellerman later dismissed her performance in the film, telling the press that "I always say that I was solidly mediocre and everybody else stunk.""Actress conquers screen challenge: love scenes with Rodney Dangerfield". Ottawa Citizen, June 24, 1986.
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"Knowing what I now do about Coach Dietz ... [h]e's too loyal to his athletes to have allowed me to walk over after basketball season and join the team." said Gwynn. In baseball, Gwynn was primarily a left fielder and designated hitter (DH) at San Diego State. Gwynn hit .301 in his first season, but said he "stunk defensively".
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No Regrets received mixed reviews from the majority of critics. Dave Thompson writing retrospectively for Allmusic praised the title track calling it "brilliant" and "a gargantuan slab of maudlin sadness that wrung every last iota of pain from Scott's voice". Thompson criticised the rest of the album saying it "stunk", but did praise "He'll Break Your Heart" and "Burn Our Bridges".
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Later she told the teacher in front of the class that the narrator stunk. After driving for two days, the narrator sees a beautiful blond hitchhiker. Karin Wilmington is a rich hippie, on her way from Mexico to Colorado. The narrator recounts his life story to Karen, although he says he is Samoan and that his name is Henry Hawk.
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Finally, the hero was to take a pie in the face at "just the right moment". Shooting was halted while the actors took the weekend off. Over the weekend, the pie residue spoiled all over the scenery. When the actors returned Monday morning, the set stunk so badly that the building required a thorough cleaning and large fans to blow out the sour air.
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She changed her professional name from Lily Allen to Lily Rose Cooper. In August 2013, she changed her professional name back to Lily Allen and tweeted new music would be arriving "soon". Following the release of Sheezus, Allen experienced an identity crisis and opined that she had lost agency to her label, Parlophone. In 2018, Allen described "Air Balloon" as her least favourite song, and agreed with a fan who suggested that it "stunk of label pressure as a lead single".
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They have got some guys in this league that have no business umpiring. They have no business umpiring because they don't know what the game of baseball is about, and he is one of them." Although Harrelson said that such a tirade would not happen again, later in the same season, he lashed out at umpire Lance Barrett following the ejections of A. J. Pierzynski and Robin Ventura. Harrelson stated that "Lance Barrett has just stunk the joint up is all he's done.
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A distinctive feature for people arriving at the station was the smell of "Morris Evans Oil" which was made in a shed next door. As someone who travelled to the station once or twice a year put it: "It was a type of liniment, it stunk to high heaven but it was a legendary cure all in North Wales. It was supposed to have a secret ingredient." For a village this size Morris's stood large; it also served as a source of traffic for the railway.
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In a world where many different humanoid species exist and prostitution is legal, there exist various brothels for each kind of species with "succu-girls", who have succubus blood running through them. As each species has different opinions on how each succu-girl works for them, various brothel visitors have become reviewers, rating their experiences with various succu-girls and posting them in the local tavern. The series largely centers on a human named Stunk, an elf named Zel, and an angel named Crimvael.
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While in graduate school at the University of Michigan, Echols visited the Rubaiyat, a since-closed predominantly gay bar where the "music just stunk." After persuasion from friends, she got a trial gig and then was hired, beginning her career as a Disco DJ. She was a Visiting Associate Professor at Rutgers University starting in Spring 2007. Echols began her career as The Barbra Streisand Professor in Contemporary Gender Studies and Professor of English and History at the University of Southern California on August 15, 2011.
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Since the cattle industry arrived first in Oregon, the cattlemen, or cattle barons, held a monopoly on Oregon's pasturelands in the east of the state. So, when they arrived, the sheepherders quickly became a threat to the cattle industry. Sheep were known to strip a valley clean of all vegetation, leaving it barren and desolate, while cattle ate only grass, leaving behind weeds, which held down the topsoil and allowed grass to regrow. Some cowboys even asserted that sheep stunk very badly and left behind smelly fields that cattle would not use.
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On June 28, 2019, Kadokawa announced that the manga would receive a television anime adaptation produced by Passione. The 12-episode series was directed by Yuki Ogawa and written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu, with character designs by Makoto Uno and music composed by Kotone Uchihigashi. Junji Majima, Yūsuke Kobayashi, and Miyu Tomita (the voice actors of Stunk, Zel, and Crimvael, respectively) performed the opening theme song and the ending theme . The series premiered on AT-X on January 11, 2020, with a censored version later airing on Tokyo MX, BS11, KBS, and SUN.
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Vespasian's policy was not well received by his son. Writing about Vespasian in their history books, Dio Cassius and Suetonius mentioned "When [Vespasian's] son Titus blamed him for even laying a tax upon urine, he applied to his nose a piece of the money he received in the first instalment, and asked him if it stunk. And he replying no, 'And yet,' said he, 'it is derived from urine". Since then, this phrase "Money does not stink" has been used to whitewash dubious or illegal origin of money.
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Lifebuoy Soap along the length of the wall. An often-told joke was that even if the team used the product, they still "stunk". The most notable and talked-about feature of Baker Bowl was the right field wall; its closest distance was only 280 feet (85 m) from home plate, with right-center only 300 feet (91.5 m) away, and with a screen-and-wall barrier that in its final form was 60 feet (18 m) high. By comparison, the Green Monster at Fenway Park is 37 feet (11 m) high, and 310 feet (94 m) away.
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Yeah, that guy, Hitler, he said that the Jews didn't smell right or dress right, and they had those braids, and they stunk and they didn't wash and they bought everything... :I happen to know they're like that, but you can't kill them for that! Jews, you just make sure you don't have any around you have to deal with, that's all. The monologue continued to unwind, and the character would explain how he had kicked a Jewish family out of their neighbourhood as a teenager, punctuated by exclamations of "damn dirty Jews". He would push and push until a member of the audience showed some sign of disgust.
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On January 23, 1981, the Angels traded Tanana to the Boston Red Sox along with Jim Dorsey and Joe Rudi for Steve Renko and Fred Lynn (who the Red Sox worried they would lose to free agency because of paperwork errors). "I stunk," Tanana summarized his performance for Boston. He pitched for the Red Sox for a single season, earning only 4 victories against 10 losses (the 10 losses tied with five others for 8th in the AL in a strike-shortened season). While his 4.01 ERA was better than the previous season, he struggled to pitch at Fenway Park, where he had a 5.36 ERA.
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Merchant was part of the HBO Boxing commentary team along with Barry Tompkins, Jim Lampley, Max Kellerman, Gil Clancy, Sugar Ray Leonard, George Foreman, Roy Jones Jr., Emanuel Steward, Lennox Lewis and Harold Lederman for championship and pay-per-view fights. Among the fighters who have clashed with Merchant include Mike Tyson, Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather Jr. The De La Hoya incident came during his fight with Pernell Whitaker. When De la Hoya entered the ring to Mariachi music, Merchant stated that while he loved Mariachi music, he felt that it "stunk" in this particular situation. Merchant would later apologize on the air after De La Hoya tried to have him removed from HBO.
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Suddenly feeling very hungry he opens the provisions he was given en route, only to find nothing but dry leaves, goat's hair and animal dung, and that his wine "stunk like Horse-piss". He is soon discovered by the inhabitants of the Moon, the Lunars, whom he finds to be tall Christian people enjoying a happy and carefree life in a kind of pastoral paradise. Gonsales discovers that order is maintained in this apparently utopian state by swapping delinquent children with terrestrial children. The Lunars speak a language consisting "not so much of words and letters as tunes and strange sounds", which Gonsales succeeds in gaining some fluency in after a couple of months.
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After discovering that she still stunk in the cafeteria, he ordered her to stand on a table in the cafeteria, where she remained until the prison was put on lockdown after Aydin's remains were found. Following the takeover of the prison by the inmates, he is held hostage with the other guards and eventually is forced to perform in a talent show, in which he performed a strip show to the delight of the inmates. Leanne attempts to take Stratman's finger to replace hers after part of her finger was accidentally shot off by Coates while he was escaping. Prior to Leanne being able to take his finger, he offers to let her "try it out" first and then he fingers her, bringing her to orgasm.
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December 26, 1982, at Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida Local product and former Florida Gators kicker Brian Clark was signed to take the injured Bill Capece's place on kickoffs, but was benched after failing to get the ball inside the Lions' 20-yard line on two attempts.Gibson, Steve. "Clark's Debut Not Impressive". The Sarasota Herald- Tribune. December 27, 1982 Norris Thomas said that the Buccaneers "stunk up the joint" and could not do anything right until the third quarter. After allowing the Lions a 21–6 third quarter lead, the Buccaneer defense stopped them on three consecutive plays on one series, and only allowed them only nine yards the rest of the game. Gary Danielson was held to one completion on four second-half pass attempts, while Billy Sims was held to 68 yards on 21 carries. The Lions' pass rush kept the Buccaneers from attempting long passes, despite the injury-riddled nature of the Lions' secondary. Doug Williams brought the team to within one point on a three—yard touchdown run and a 2-yard pass to James Owens. A late fourth-quarter interference call against Bobby Watkins gave the Buccaneers field position on the Detroit 13-yard line.
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