He subsequently throws back to "G" later in the show.
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Now, we&aposve got someone who throws back when they throw down.
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You mentioned "Outlaws", which throws back to your guys' lives as teens.
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He fishes in a pond, sometimes landing a catfish, which he throws back.
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The trailer itself is a trip — Jolie's character cries and throws back pills, distraught.
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" A man throws back his whiskey with "a quick pelican jerk of the neck.
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Cover: A protester throws back a tear gas canister in Hong Kong on Monday, Aug.
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A protestor throws back an exploded tear gas shell at police officers in Hong Kong.
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The new movie throws back to this style of storytelling that thrived in the original films.
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Asked if a similar project might even be started today, Mr Cagrici throws back his head.
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In one feral moment, she stands outside, throws back her head and howls like a coyote.
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A demonstrator throws back a tear gas shell at the police during a protest in Hong Kong.
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The video throws back to retro holiday specials, and one in particular will look very familiar to old school Hanson fans.
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At the bar, an exasperated young man with a rose tattoo on his neck throws back martinis like they were shots.
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A protestor throws back an exploded tear gas shell, as police fire blue-colored water from water cannons in central Hong Kong.
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When Barao gets hurt rather than trying to recover or get on his bike or tighten up his defence he simply throws back.
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The vote throws back to the British people the bedeviling issue of how, or even if, their country should leave the European Union.
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A demonstrator throws back a tear gas container after tactical officers worked to break up a group of bystanders in St. Louis, Aug.
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You gotta fight fire with fire, so that urgency is just one of the reflections music throws back at the reality it finds itself in.
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The director's first post-Guardians of the Galaxy film throws back to his older work on sci-fi horror films like Slither, which also starred Banks.
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Some shifts are designed for chasing, but the right hand into the weaving left hook is one which is perfect for when the opponent throws back.
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Plus, I don't really care if my dick doctor says "fuck" on the internet or throws back a few drinks, because that means they're probably super chill.
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When it comes to thinking about life and the shit it throws back in your face, most of us—or at least myself—can't help but ask questions.
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When they do he gets down behind his shoulders, throws back blows, and ducks in on their hips whenever their hands are away from their guard long enough.
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She shows up on a TV set and throws back a bunch of terrible cocktails, and if it all happens to go on network TV, so be it.
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At one point, Jamie watches in horror as a fall-down intoxicated Gore throws back another drink, barely hitting his mouth, and letting most of it dribble down his chin.
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Ya gotta watch the clip ... Gurley rages his face off, throws back some suds and even gets into a chug-off with Dodgers players Gavin Lux, Matt Beaty and Kody Hoese.
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The uncle hoots and hoots, he claps his forehead with his hand, in merriment, he throws back his head to bellow with laughter—And his head topples off and bounces on the floor and rolls away.
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Pop 2 sounds like what people in 1980 thought the year 2000 would sound like, and aesthetically it throws back to a time when computers were strange and exciting, rather than part of the fabric of living.
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But the most obviously strange part of it is how the first base umpire throws back a hammer despite the fact that Harris crosses first a full 'one Mississippi' before the ball even makes it to the bag.
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Cover: Palestinian throws back tear gas canister during clashes with Israel forces as they protest Middle East peace plan announced Tuesday by US President Donald Trump, which strongly favors Israel, in Bethlehem, West Bank, Wednesday, Jan 29, 2020.
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Have a listen: With a vibe akin to Yazoo's '80s classic "Only You," it's a track that throws back to more pop-sensitive singles like 1989's "Blank Space," — pretty different from the Peaches-meets-Fergie lead single, and thumper of a follow-up.
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When I look at the little sparrow outside, the way it perches on the branch in the sun and throws back its head to swallow the worm or the grub, I cannot imagine that it should be completely without awareness of its own being.
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When he's happy, he signals his enthusiasm with an extravagance that can feel disproportionate: At one point the drummer, Ben Rose, supplies an impromptu cowbell accent, and Conte throws back his head in a show of delight so forceful that his headphones go flying.
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Set poolside, this 80-minute evening is essentially an audience with Gerry, who suffers from a serious case of ADHD, throws back cocktails as if they were cleansing juices, possesses a voluminous knowledge of pop culture (who is Shannon Elizabeth, anyway?), wields an acerbic wit that could flay you at 50 paces and has no off button.
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Here's an example from Texas Tech's shootout with Oklahoma State from 2015, in which Mahomes hits a throw from the boundary hash to a receiver on the opposite numbers while backpedaling in the face of an oncoming pass rush: Mahomes can not only fire fastballs without setting his feet, but can also do so across his body, on the move: Since defenders are taught to converge when a quarterback rolls out of the pocket, throws back across the body are generally a very "high risk, high reward" venture.
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He throws back at her the jewels she has just given him. Shortly after, she returns to Rome and marries Livio Savelli.
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Meany opens the crate again, just to see the camel throwing another egg at her. Woody once again steal another egg, but before he could run away, Ms. Meany was there, blocking his passage. So, Woody throws the egg like a basketball to the camel, who throws back at Woody, who throws back at him. But, as the camel makes a movement to throw the egg, Meany was now ready to catch it.
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A gunfight ensues, in which the hoodlums are killed, and Menlo reappears just in time to prevent Bannon from killing Jackpot. All ends in sweetness and light, with a fight scene between the two original partners which throws back (or forward) to "Gilligan's Island".
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A masked figure breaks in and confronts her in her bedroom. As he starts to attack, Barnes throws back the covers to reveal her gun. She shoots him several times until he falls to the floor. Ransom comes in and unmasks the attacker: Forrester.
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The scene borrows from The Amazing Colossal Man when Susan is injected with an oversized hypodermic needle, which she throws back at her attackers before passing out. The trailer has also been shown in the film projected at the Disney's Hollywood Studios restaurant, Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater.
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While this is happening, a guard enters the toilet and Bean fools him by cleaning the man's shoes and the guard immediately leaves the toilet. Bean continues and finally retrieves his trousers, as well as the man's underwear, which he throws back to the man—though his underpants end up falling into the toilet.
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At breakfast time, things return to normal as Garfield derides Odie's begging at the table, but decides to try it himself after seeing Odie get a steak from Jon. All Garfield gets from Jon is a plate of bacon and eggs, which he angrily throws back in to Jon's face before admitting: "I'm only human".
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Pitty is noted for her dark and complex songwriting. The opening track "Teto de Vidro" deals with the capitalistic society and the curiosity some have over other people's lives. "Admirável Chip Novo", "Máscara", "I Wanna Be", and "Só de Passagem" are about falsity and shallow behaviors. "O Lobo" throws back to Prehistory to criticize war and hatred among humankind.
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One of the major projects, implemented by PJSC Enel Russia in 2015, was commissioning of a modern fish protection system at Konakovskaya GRES. Every day the power plant takes in water to cool down the exhaust steam. One powerful pump runs 5 cubic meters per second. Air-bubble stream throws back fish into the safe zone.
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It subsides again as they link arms, but she breaks away and exits flat footed to the left. The faun watches her go in disappointment before smiling, then he turns back to her discarded veil. To a solo violin backed by horns, flute, and clarinet, the faun throws back his head and bares his teeth. Laughing, he takes the veil.
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This can happen offensively to catch a far or low disc, or defensively to hit the disc and force a turnover. ;D: Getting the defense or turnover. ;greatest: A player jumps to out of bounds for the disc, and while in the air throws back the disc to be caught inside the field of play. ;huck: To throw the disc a long distance.
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Without thinking twice, he throws back a presidential candidate in the 1990 elections, and was elected. Like his father, came to power at age 40 and took exactly 50 years after he had Calderon Guardia. During his government initiated a reform of the State of Costa Rica. He promoted a liberal policy in all economic, making fiscal reforms, trade and finance that gave greater economic stability to the country.
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Tuppence throws a note from her window. Albert throws back a reply naming the inn where they are staying; later Tommy receives a message from "Twopence" and realises who Mr Brown is. Julius kidnaps Mr Kramenin, one of the conspirators, forcing him to get Tuppence and Annette released, whereupon all of them drive off in Julius's car, with Tommy riding on the back. It becomes clear that Annette is Jane Finn.
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Paul Graham Boyd (born November 7, 1976) is an American television journalist. Born in Canada, he moved to New York City in 2001 to work for the syndicated news magazine Inside Edition and became a U.S. citizen in 2010."Former Port Alberni Resident Throws Back To His Start With ADSS’s ABC News", December 18, 2015; accessed December 28, 2015. He served as a co-anchor of Inside Edition Weekend until May 2014.
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In response, Coca-Cola aired equally controversial commercials for its guaraná-based Kuat drink, such as one in which former World No. 1 Tennis Player Gustavo Kuerten asks a street vendor for a guaraná, to which the vendor responds by throwing him a can of Guaraná Antarctica, which Kuerten throws back to the vendor. After a few exchanges, Kuerten proceeds to say: "joga direito!" ("do it the right way"), which prompts the vendor to toss him a can of Kuat.
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Although Martin's batting average that season was actually 18 points lower than Gray's, Martin was referring to Pete Gray's fielding ability. Because Gray only had one arm, his throws back into the infield were slowed because he had to remove his glove from his one hand, get the ball, and throw into the infield. This slowed him down and allowed runners to advance more easily than they otherwise would have. The Browns finished in third place in the American League, six games behind the Detroit Tigers.
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Dōson makes his way to the imperial palace. Hiromasa tries to stop him in his tracks, but he is no match for his superhuman abilities; he is mortally wounded when Dōson throws back an arrow Hiromasa shot towards him. Seimei and Aone find him, but it is too late. Aone suggests that Seimei resurrect Hiromasa by performing the rite of Taizan-fukun, the Chinese god of the dead (泰山府君祭 Taizan-fukun no matsuri), offering to sacrifice her immortality and life to do so.
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" In September 2019, The Huffington Post said Wrabel is "One of pop's unsung talents", adding "Recommendation from an artist of P!NK's stature, on a huge platform like The Ellen DeGeneres Show, was an overdue acknowledgment of a prolific, if still overlooked, talent." Wrabel was named to the OUT100 in 2017 and is a GLAAD Media Award Nominee (Outstanding Music Artist). Nylon says Wrabel's debut EP Sideways is "stocked with the soulfulness of a Sia or Sam Smith, and a melodic pop DNA that throws back to icons like Paul Simon, the title track twists heartbreak into something, well, beautiful.
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291 Throws Back Its Forelock by Marius de Zayas. Cover of 291, No 1, 1915 During this same period de Zayas convinced Meyer that a new art gallery was needed to further the cause of avant-garde art in New York, and, with her financial support, in October 1915 he opened The Modern Gallery on Fifth Avenue. For the next three years the gallery presented a steady flow of works by Picasso, Picabia, Braque, Cézanne, van Gogh, Brâncuși, Rivera and other modern artists. Although de Zayas announced his new gallery as "an additional expression of '291'" Stieglitz saw it as a direct competitor to his own gallery, and as a result his friendship and collaboration with de Zayas deteriorated.
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Paradiso, Canto XIV, lines 97–102, > Mandelbaum translation. Dante says that sages are "perplexed" by the nature of the Milky Way, but in his Convivio, he had described its nature fairly well: > What Aristotle said on this matter cannot be known with certainty. In the > Old Translation he says that the Galaxy is nothing but a multitude of fixed > stars in that region, so small that we are unable to distinguish them from > here below, though from them originates the appearance of that brightness > which we call the Galaxy; this may be so, for the heaven in that region is > denser, and therefore retains and throws back this light. Avicenna and > Ptolemy seem to share this opinion with Aristotle.
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The first baseman is usually at the end of a double play, though he can be at the beginning and end of a double play. Unusual double plays involving the first baseman include the 3–6–3, 3–4–3, 3–2–3, or a 3–6–1 double play. In a 3–6–3 or 3–4–3 double play, the first baseman fields the ball, throws to second, where the shortstop (6) or second baseman (4) catches the ball to make the first out and then throws back to the first baseman who reaches first base in time to tag first base before the batter reaches first base. For a 3–2–3 double play, the bases must be loaded for the force-out at home plate or the catcher must tag the runner coming from third base out.
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A Nazgûl, depicted as a shadowy but solid body, cloaked and hooded, wearing a sword, and mounted on a horse Despite his shadowiness and invisibility, Shippey writes, the Nazgûl on the Pelennor Fields also comes as close as he ever does to seeming human, having human form inside his black robes, carrying a sword, and laughing to reveal his power when he throws back his hood, revealing a king's crown on his invisible head. Yvette Kisor, a scholar of literature, writes that while the Ringwraiths and others (like Frodo) who wear Rings of Power become invisible, they do not lose any of their corporeality, being present as physical bodies. They require, she writes, physical steeds to carry them about, and they can wield swords. She notes that only a person in a body can wield the One Ring, so the invisibility is just "a trick of sight".
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But the abbot continues to refuse, saying to Bess "I curse thee witch ... May the malediction of Heaven and all its hosts alight on the head of thy infant ... A thing accursed, and shunned by her fellows, shall thy daughter be – evil reputed and evil doing". Borlace Alvetham hearing the abbot's confession After a specially granted Midnight Mass, the abbot is overcome by remorse for his treatment thirty-one years earlier of a rival for the position of head of the abbey, Borlace Alvetham, and asks that a priest be sent to hear his confession. The abott confesses that he had contrived to have Alvetham falsely accused of witchcraft and bricked into a tiny cell from which the only escape was death. The priest then throws back his hood to reveal that he is Borlace Alvetham, and that he had succeeded in escaping from his tomb with the aid of a demon.
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From Jaques' magazine work, in 1955 curator Edward Steichen selected three of his photographs for the world-touring Museum of Modern Art exhibition The Family of Man that was seen by 9 million visitors. In one close-up, three Canadian girls with grim expressions stand at a wire fence against a field that extends to a high horizon on which, in front of an overcast sky stands a house as square and simple as a child's drawing. Another, also shot in Canada, shows a late night in a bar with bentwood chairs stacked in the foreground in silhouette, and at the bottom of the frame sit two men drinking, one of whom throws back his head in laughter while a painting of a bare-breasted woman looks down on them. The third shows a broad tree-lined path in a Colombian park that is lit with dust-filtered low slanting light against which, at centre, appears a park labourer who kneels in prayer as a priest in a cassock passes, his sun umbrella held aloft by his male companion.
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On November 18, 2019, the Brewers published "Glove Story", a series of videos and written work showcasing the new branding of the team, with a uniform unveiling event at Miller Park occurring the same evening. The look throws back to past iterations of designs used for the team, with a modernized version of the classic "ball-in-glove" logo being the centerpiece of the new identity. The navy blue from the previous logo and uniform set was retained, but the metallic gold was replaced with the mustard gold, and royal blue was returned to the team's color scheme for the first time since 1993. The set included a cream home uniform with "Brewers" and numbers in a stylized block letters (a nod to Milwaukee's "Cream City" nickname), a home alternate pinstriped white uniform which shares the same features as the cream uniforms, a grey road uniform with "Milwaukee" and numbers in stylized block letters, and a road alternate navy uniform with "Milwaukee" in script letters and numbers in stylized block letters.
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