Here's the trick to keeping it up without tripping up.
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The icy steps tripping up firefighters as they carried people out.
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But that last part is tripping up some people and throwing their lives into chaos.
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The image is tripping up plenty of people who are now unable to see McDonald's original intention.
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We're busy balancing work life, family life, and social life — and often tripping up along the way.
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And they described how they hoped to manage that transition without tripping up economic growth along the way.
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Elsewhere, she's driving (that's where the Film Noir comes in), and tripping up and down pretty European side streets.
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AV software Vayavision CEO Ronny Cohen emailed some thoughts on the driverless decision processes that appear to be tripping up Waymo.
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Penguins supporters accused Ovechkin of slashing Crosby with his stick and tripping up his foot just before the collision with Niskanen.
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Kelly, who hails from Aberdeen, Scotland, is part of Tripping Up Trump, and an early member of the local resistance to Trump.
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At each turn in Brazil's long-simmering political crisis, secret recordings have produced one revelation after another, tripping up some powerful politicians.
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No one is immune from tripping up, getting knocked down, or suffering from the large and small humiliations of slipping down life's ladder.
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One Australian drug company — with only one (failed) product in one (failed) clinical trial — just keeps tripping up current and former House Republicans.
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A petition from campaign group "Tripping up Trump" has also gained almost 0003,000 signatures to stop the luxury homes from being granted planning permission.
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Joanna next jokes that Drake "won't stop," capturing a video of him tripping up and falling once again for the amusement of his sisters.
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One key difference: Without having to worrying about tripping up the dancers, the Philharmonic was able to take some of the passages blisteringly fast.
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She finally did so in an interview with ABC News last September, after aides convinced her that it was tripping up the campaign's larger narrative.
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"It seems like bad news is good news for many people," he said during an interview two years ago, after tripping up over his original phrase.
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But without agreement from House conservatives on how much the federal government should spend, basic duties like annual spending bills are tripping up the speaker's plans.
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In these attacks, the researchers would make changes to advertisements that were nearly imperceptible to a human but capable of tripping up a machine learning algorithm.
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Despite tripping up yesterday, Bella handled it like the pro she is, laughing it off before picking herself right back up and continuing on her way.
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If you're tired of your suitcase's wheels spinning the wrong way or tripping up en route, it's time to upgrade with some eight-wheeled magnetic technology.
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"Broken Scherzo: Tripping Up, Falling Down," the second movement, is even more jumpy and fragmented, with skittish bursts that suggest both jazzy improvisation and ethereal Messiaen.
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After tripping up both Fergie and Rachel Platten in recent months, "The Star-Spangled Banner" struck again Saturday as Lady Antebellum stepped out onto the ice in Nashville.
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Anything that's sitting gathering dust on your system should really be uninstalled, for the reasons we've already mentioned—it means your OS isn't always tripping up over them.
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So, they're tripping up because people demand, like with Teen Vogue's rise, people love that you can go to Teen Vogue and get fashion, news, breaking news, video, everything.
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Lee and Moran might have dealt the final blow to Republicans' latest effort, but it is Obamacare that has been tripping up repeal-and-replace from the very beginning.
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Progressives have previously balked at the $733 billion figure for the defense budget, tripping up Democratic leadership's efforts to pass a budget resolution at that level earlier this year.
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It's not indulging in Netflix or alcohol or sex that leads to transformation, the thinking goes: it's road tripping up the California coast or soaking in an Icelandic hot spring.
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Financial website GOBankingRates created a four-question quiz that covers key portions of the law to find exactly what's tripping up Americans, and 77 percent of the 501 respondents failed.
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What's worse is that the tax is highly regressive, disproportionately tripping up lower-income Americans since shoes are an everyday good that makes up a larger portion of their budget.
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It is an insinuating vision, at once fierce and restrained, whose system of indirection catches us from behind, tripping up our assumptions and cutting into our complacency like broken glass.
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Some investors have even argued that the Fed's desire to avoid tripping up markets risks the central bank moving too late to prevent a rise in inflation and a market bubble.
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"The top misspelled words are 'accommodate' and 'accommodation,' so the tricky double letters in these words (and words like 'address' and 'occurrence') seem to be tripping up the most users," she wrote.
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NFL teams are known to be susceptible to an upset in the week before their bye, and the second night of a back-to-back is notorious for tripping up NBA squads.
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But beyond the app, the Iowa Democratic caucus was plagued by various tech issues, including an inability to operate Google Sheets and two-factor authorization tripping up counts, The New York Times reports.
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Golub's incisive exploration of form, coupled with his psychological acuity, allows his classicism to address a theme like racial tension in the cold light of day, without tripping up on nostalgia or didacticism.
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"The bills that the president — excuse me, the future president, that the senator is talking about, are bills that were passed years ago and passed overwhelming," Biden said, tripping up over Booker's title.
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The Dallas Mavericks were building up a nice head of steam on the way to a No. 8 seed in the Western Conference before tripping up at the end of a homestand on Saturday.
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Earlier this year, a drunk man was arrested for knocking the K5 over, though the robot wasn't always at the victim end of the spectrum after tripping up a toddler and coldly driving away last summer.
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FISA and defense spending One especially thorny issue tripping up the GOP leadership is whether to add a three-week extension of the surveillance program that collects intelligence on non-US citizens to the stopgap bill.
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Just when a lack of offense appeared to be tripping up the Edmonton Oilers' chances to nail down a top-three finish in the Pacific Division, they have snapped out of their scoring malaise with a vengeance.
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Lately, though, I've noticed a particular gap in my own medical education and training, as well as in that of my colleagues, that's further tripping up our steps: how to provide optimal health care for transgender patients.
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On Monday's episode of Desus & Mero, the two VICELAND hosts watched the bizarre contest unfold, commenting on the gushing waves of what appears to be KY Jelly tripping up the contestants, who look a little like drunk Power Rangers.
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Video captured by German reporter Stephan Richter and posted on Twitter shows László kicking out at two migrants, including one young girl, as well as tripping up a Syrian refugee, Osama Abdul Mohsen, as he ran past her carrying a child.
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"We wanted to point out that while he seems to think he can say what he likes in one place and not hear about it elsewhere, he is wrong," David Milne, a member of the Tripping Up Trump campaign, told Buzzfeed.
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It's that second part that's tripping up Mr. Robot's second season — I can't say I've enjoyed every single step of this particular journey — but I also can't deny that it's headed in a direction of its own choosing and changing itself in the process.
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Sometimes simple human error is to blame: In 2017, an Amazon employee entered an incorrect set of computer commands, shutting down servers at a data center in Northern Virginia and tripping up services from companies like Slack, the office messaging app, and the question-and-answer website Quora.
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"Vanity" sends its lead synthesizer through a cascading array of filters — first it's sharp and clear, then it's blunt and watery, with bubbles floating through, then it topples over, sends the textural roulette wheel spinning, and settles on sharp and clear again — all while embedding little bleeps and flutters and chirps behind the main register, tripping up the rhythm and adding an extra unexpected dimension of harmony.
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Both Inhofe and his House counterpart, Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithPelosi: Syria briefing still needed after al-Baghdadi briefing Senate chairman introduces 'skinny' defense policy bill Democrats fume over being kept in dark on al-Baghdadi raid MORE (D-Wash.), have blamed an impasse over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's border wall for tripping up the talks.
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Tripping Up the Stairs is a 1986 album by Spirit of the West. It was their first album for Stony Plain Records. "The Crawl" is an enduring fan favourite at the band's concerts. J. Knutson left the band after this album.
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Compiling the records was a headache for Gurwood. The Duke frequently criticized and denied Gurwood editorial integrity; the latter became frustrated, a frantically 'nervous literary drudge' under constant stress.N Thompson, "Wellington after Waterloo", (Routledge & Kegan Paul 1986), p.8 Wellington asked aristocratic friends, Charles Arbuthnot and Lord Fitzroy Somerset to supervise the recording process, he felt they were "tripping up".
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Stony Plain released Tripping Up the Stairs in 1986. Following that album, Knutson left the band and was replaced by Hugh McMillan. 1988's Labour Day spawned the popular single "Political" and consolidated the band as a significant draw on the folk festival circuit. The album also garnered the band its first Juno Award nomination, for Best Roots & Traditional Album at the Juno Awards of 1989.
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Psichosis and Crazy performed many high-flying moves, landing a corkscrew as well as a tope con hilo over the referee's back. Melina got involved, tripping up Psichosis and taking away his momentum. MNM used their double teaming tactics to wear down Psichosis, keeping him isolated from making the tag. Once the tag was made, Crazy controlled most of the offense for the rest of the match.
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In the storyline, Hilda discovered that if a paving stone is sticking up over a certain measurement, a claim can be made against the council. Hilda sued Weatherfield council and won a payout. Councils all across the UK were reportedly "up in arms against Coronation Street", because subsequently, claims against them for people tripping up over paving stones that were three-quarters of an inch high, increased by 200 per cent.
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The game's reuse of graphical designs from Final Fantasy X was the subject of criticism. RPGamer and GameSpot commented that despite the lack of overt improvement on the first game, it was still one of the best-looking PS2 games at the time. Electronic Gaming Monthly regarded this reuse of code as "[tripping up] in the one area where Final Fantasy titles usually shine". GameSpy shared this view.
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The music video was directed by Sophie Muller and it centres around a dance competition. The winner's prize consists of a pair of golden high-heel shoes and a substantial amount of money. Desperate to win, Ellis-Bextor proceeds to sneakily injure and disqualify the majority of the other dancers. She causes one to slip on butter, before tripping up another, who sees her do it and angrily points at her to no avail.
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Roughhousing is acceptable in most games, including setting picks and tripping up players attempting to go for the ball or go for the wall. It is not permissible, however, to physically interfere with a player who is throwing the ball, nor is it permissible to stand against the wall and prevent other players from touching it when they need to. Doing either of those constitutes a penalty. Fighting and overly rough play may also draw a penalty.
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The World of Musical Comedy, Da Capo Press. , p. 445 Ethan Mordden wrote that the song "Adventure" is "one of the grandest comedy songs ever.... Here we learn that she, at least, already knows that it's a wonderful marriage, because it's never boring ... then came a Mad Scene - a bolero complete with trumpets pealing out like the band in the Plaza del Toro on corrida day and woodwinds tripping up the scale with the flash of a hundred capes."Mordden, p.
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The score remained 2–0 to Bolton until the final whistle. The King presented the FA Cup trophy to Joe Smith and then left the stadium to cheers from the crowd. West Ham trainer Charlie Paynter attributed his team's defeat to the damage the pitch had suffered before kick- off, saying "It was that white horse thumping its big feet into the pitch that made it hopeless. Our wingers were tumbling all over the place, tripping up in great ruts and holes".
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R.W. "Limner" Murray tripping up the Lieutenant Governor of Griqualand West, Major William Owen Lanyon Shippard was the eldest son of Captain William Shippard, 29th Regiment (son of Rear Admiral Alexander Shippard), and Elizabeth Lydia Peters (daughter of Captain Joseph Peters). He was educated at King's College School and Oxford. Taking his degree in 1863, he was called to the bar as a member of the Inner Temple in 1867. He then entered upon a long career in South Africa.
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Autolycus (; fl. 5th century BC) was a young Athenian athlete of singular beauty and the object of the affection of Callias. It is in honour of a victory gained by him in the pentathlon at the Panathenaic Games that Callias gives the banquet described by Xenophon.Comp. Athen. v. p. 187. (cited in Smith) After the defeat of Athens in the Peloponnesian Wars at the hands of Lysander, Autolycus defeated the Spartan-appointed governor Callibius by "tripping up his heels and throwing him to the ground".
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It was the second feature in a prolific career for director Joel Schumacher. In 1984, he made a motivational video called Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!. He gives helpful advice to children throughout the video; for example, he teaches them how to understand and appreciate their origins, how to dress fashionably without buying designer labels, how to make tripping up look like breakdancing, how to control their anger, and how to deal with peer pressure. The video is roughly one hour long, but contains 30 minutes of singing, either by the group of children accompanying him, or by Mr. T himself.
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Opened in 1907 on the site of a gymnasium next to the Sorbonne, the Cinéma du Panthéon's single screen has been in daily service since. From 1929 to 1990 it belonged to Pierre Braunberger, the producer of François Truffaut and Alain Resnais. Jean-Paul Sartre described his visit to the cinema as a young child in Les Mots: :"We followed the usher, tripping up, I felt furtive; above our heads a beam of white light crossed the room, you could see the smoke and dust dancing." The cinema pioneered the projection of foreign films undubbed, before the existence of subtitles.
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During this time, the Steiners were managed by Missy Hyatt and often brought their pitbull Arnold to the ring. Rick nervously began a relationship with a shy fan named "Robin Green" who eventually received a make-over and transformed into Woman. Green was responsible for tripping up Scott at Clash of the Champions VIII and costing the Steiners the NWA World Tag Team Championship as well as luring Scott into a parking lot assault by Sullivan and her new masked tag team, Doom. Doom, with Woman in their corner, would defeat the Steiners at Halloween Havoc '89 after Woman interfered.
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Dora Bunner, whom Charlotte had taken into her confidence, was prone to slip-ups. On several occasions, she referred to Miss Blacklock as "Lotty" (short for "Charlotte") instead of "Letty" (short for "Letitia"), and her conversation with Miss Marple in the cafe proved fatal. Amy Murgatroyd was killed for realizing that Charlotte was the one person whose face was not illuminated by Rudi Scherz's torch. Miss Marple persuaded Mitzi and Edmund to play parts in tripping up Charlotte Blacklock; Phillipa's admission to being Pip was not planned, but Inspector Craddock managed to keep up the act and claim Edmund was after Phillipa's money.
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Kirkus Reviews called the novel a "colorful but confusing and ultimately disappointing work by a great writer." Publishers Weekly gave the novel a rave review, calling it a "audacious and skillful" and comparing it to Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice. Boyd Tonkin, writing for the Financial Times, largely praised the novel and saying it "pulses along with a zest and cunning not commonly found among octogenarian Nobel laureates" as well as calling it "punchily translated by the ever-excellent Edith Grossman." Anthony Quinn of The Guardian felt the novel "never achieves a truly compulsive rhythm" and criticized Edith Grossman's translation for "tripping up" the reading experience.
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The difference revolved around rules 9, 10 and 14 which involved tripping up and shinning known as hacking. Campbell suggested an adjournment of the meeting "until the vacation so that the representatives of the schools who were members of the Association may be enabled to attend". Campbell's motion was defeated by 13 votes to 4 and the original proposal to expunge rules 9 and 10 was carried. At the sixth and final meeting on 8 December 1863, with the formation of the Football Association agreed, and with the election of A. Pember as President, E.C. Morley as secretary, and F.M. Campbell as treasurer, the meeting was concluded.
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CubeSat for Solar Particles (CuSP) is a planned nanosatellite spacecraft that will study the dynamic particles and magnetic fields that stream from the Sun. CuSP is a low-cost 6U CubeSat nanosatellite that once deployed, will orbit the Sun, measuring incoming radiation that can create a wide variety of effects at Earth, from interfering with radio communications to tripping up satellite electronics to creating electric currents in power grids. The principal investigator for CuSP is Mihir Desai, at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. It will fly on the maiden flight of the Space Launch System, as a secondary payload of the Artemis 1 mission planned to launch in 2021.
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Uğurcan Çakır made his senior debut for Trabzonspor in a 1 nil loss against Rabotnicki Skopje in the UEFA Europa League qualifying stages. He would then play 3 matches in the Türkiye Kupasi managing to keep 2 clean sheets. He then solidified himself as second choice keeper being on the bench until January, but never receiving an appearance in the Super Lig Like a majority of young Trabzonspor goalkeepers, Çakır was sent to local club affiliate 1461 trabzon on the 15th January 2016, making his senior debut for the club in a 2:1 win over Yeni Malatyaspor. Giving away a penalty and getting booked in the 79th Minute, after tripping up the Yeni Striker İrfan Başaran .
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The other Straight Edge Society members attacked Mysterio after the match, but he was saved by Kane, which allowed Mysterio to handcuff Punk to the ring ropes and shave his head. A tag team match for the Unified Tag Team Championship followed, between the champions The Hart Dynasty (Tyson Kidd and David Hart Smith), who were accompanied by their manager Natalya, and the team of Chris Jericho and The Miz. The Hart Dynasty took the early advantage, but Jericho and The Miz were able to isolate both Smith and Kidd in the ring at different points in the match, wearing them down. Natalya interfered by tripping up Jericho while The Miz had the referee distracted.
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Schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers (Edna May Oliver) takes her class on a field trip to the aquarium. Shortly after tripping up fleeing pickpocket "Chicago" Lew (though he gets away), she loses her hatpin; one of her students finds it. Then Miss Withers sees Parker's now-dead body falling into a pool housing a penguin. Police Inspector Oscar Piper (James Gleason) arrives and uncovers several suspects: the widow and Seymour; Bertrand Hemingway (Clarence Wilson), the head of the aquarium, who had financial dealings with the deceased; Chicago Lew, found near the scene; and even Miss Withers herself, as it is later determined that her hatpin was driven through the man's right ear into the brain.
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Robert Price formed the opinion that the Gondwane novels were "no good." He writes "They suffer form the same malady that afflicted Amalric (and which ... blaze into fever in The Wizard of Zao and the "Terra Magica" series); the lame and self-consciously cute attempts at humor ... only succeed in hampering and tripping up novels that are straining at their halters to become straight, robust Carter Sword & Sorcery yarns. Giant and Barbarian almost manage it, but not quite."" The "series contain[s] the stuff of vintage Carter fantasy epics, but the books suffer ... from an omnipresent patina of frivolity that continually undermines the reader's suspension of disbelief, and ... from a queer distancing of the narration.
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On September 8, 2015, Petra László was working as a camerawoman at a holding camp near the border between Hungary and Serbia, documenting the ongoing migrant crisis when hundreds of migrants including Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans fled police at a makeshift relocation camp in Roske, just a few hundred yards from Hungary's border with Serbia. A video was posted on Twitter by German reporter Stephan Richter, showing a woman who was later identified as László "kicking a girl and tripping up the man carrying a child". The video went viral and attracted widespread media attention. In response to the video, László's employer, N1TV (also known as Nemzeti TV) issued a statement saying, "An employee of N1TV today showed unacceptable behaviour at the Röszke collection point," N1TV said.
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To follow Homps' suggestion, Bobbie tries to persuade Gilbert to take her to dinner but Lilly intervenes and after he sings 'Without a Word of Warning' to Bobbie, Lilly takes him to the Purple Cafe. He becomes impatient with waiting for something to happen which can be introduced into his play and, after tripping up a waiter, rings the police and tells them to come to the Purple Cafe. They mistake him for a crazy fellow, Benny the Goof, who Gilbert meets at the cafe and together they start a battle with soda-water syphons which eventually involves everyone, including the police, in a riot. Gilbert lands in jail where Bobbie visits him and is serenaded with 'I Wish I Were Aladdin' by Gilbert and a chorus of prisoners.
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Rodimus ordered the Omnibots to attack Predaking's legs. Tripping up the giant he fell into the other Decepticon giants, winning the day for the Autobots. Galvatron also appeared in a series of Japanese Manga comic strips set in continuity with the Headmasters series, where he attempted to destroy the Autobots with such schemes as creating his own army of Megatron clones, attempting to destroy Fortress Maximus and creating a hybrid of the original Megatron and Optimus Prime named Guiltor to destroy Rodimus Prime, although he ended up teaming up with his enemy to destroy it after it went rogue. After Galvatron's seeming destruction in Headmasters this was all that was heard from Galvatron in the animated continuity for several years until the Battlestars: The Return of Convoy storyline (although not animated in itself, consisting of one chapter of manga and a selection of magazine spreads, it continues the storyline of the animated series).
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During the News segment of the fifth episode, Clarkson got into a discussion with Hammond, in which he joked that he had been in cab the other day and truly seen a woman wearing a burka tripping up on a pavement, upon which he could see that under it she was wearing a "red g-string and stockings". Following the broadcast of the episode, the BBC received a number of complaints regarding the joke, with the singer Lily Allen writing on Twitter that the joke was "distasteful", while a Mediawatch spokesperson said that Clarkson "should learn to keep quiet". Prior to the joke being aired, a debate had been ongoing over the use of the burka. However, in an article written for The Week, Antonia Bland defended the presenter's joke, saying that Clarkson had done nothing wrong and that Muslim women who wore a burka had the right to "choose to wear gorgeous lingerie in private", adding that the joke proved a good example of the dangers faced by male drivers trying to concentrate on the road during Summer.
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In both following his text and allowing ourselves to be absorbed into it as it develops, Taussig himself comes to take on the role of the shaman, and we readers the role of the patient. Taussig introduces his subject matter in his author's note, stating that the purpose of his text is to examine, "the politics of epistemic murk and the fiction of the real, in the creation of Indians, in the role of the myth and magic in colonial violence as much as in its healing, and in the way that healing can mobilize terror in order to subvert it ... through the tripping up of power in its own disorderliness. That is why my subject is not the truth of being but the social being of truth, not whether facts are real but what the politics of their interpretation and representation are" (xiii, italics added). As stated above the author begins this discussion first by looking at acts of terror and the "space of death" created there.
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