Typically, she is dutiful in turning up to local events.
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They thought they would be turning up to a traffic accident.
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They're even turning up to their local McDonald's and requesting it.
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No word on Nicki's reaction to Tekashi turning up to Cardi.
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They aren't turning up to Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton rallies.
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But now those immigrants are worried, and not turning up to farms.
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But despite such obstacles, older people haven't stopped turning up to work.
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A majority stayed away, with only 7 percent turning up to vote.
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Meanwhile, I was turning up to work coming down from the night before.
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Imagine turning up to work on your first day and being welcomed like that!
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It does mean turning up to vote—and maybe knocking on a few doors.
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Only a few people knew I was expelled until I stopped turning up to class.
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"The chances of somebody turning up to the gym feeling unwell isn't high," Ball said.
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Lawmakers criticised Active Wealth (UK) and Celtic Wealth Management for not turning up to the hearing.
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That must have been really interesting, people turning up to see you with video game controllers.
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Sure enough, shortly after turning up to the studio, he had to reveal all to Styles.
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These young, empowered activists are turning up to march, give speeches, and ask the tough questions.
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This helps inform how high of a risk you are for not turning up to the flight.
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And ultimately, is turning up to the game and paying £50 for a ticket really a protest?
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It was not immediately clear whether opponents Atletico Tucuman intend on turning up to play as planned.
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Get out there and meet some people, or for these students — maybe just try actually turning up to class.
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Turning up to work hungover is never great, but once in awhile you can usually get away with it.
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Ten minutes after turning up to the local qualifier for the Miss World competition in South Australia, I'm bored.
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It was no more and no less than turning up to Christmas dinner during a period of temporary hostility.
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And it began with Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin turning up to the race in a disguise.
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It'd be like turning up to use a coupon at the grocery store, only to find the shelves are bare.
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The attempts to rescue him only served to irritate him further, and Bolu stopped turning up to family events altogether.
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Thomas launches into an impassioned tirade against those who are against abortion but don't bother turning up to vigils and actions.
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In one section, he's shown turning up to St Lucia where Amy is trying to recuperate with his own film crew.
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Both have now been banned by the Czech Football Association, after apparently turning up to referee a league fixture while drunk.
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Despite the lack of people turning up to buy the latest iPhones in London, reception to the devices have been strong.
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It is not simply "turning up to your seat 10 seconds before kickoff, and leaving just as quickly afterwards," as Cook said.
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Finley, apparently, was turning up to games less and less frequently—he spent time instead running his insurance company out of Chicago.
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Camp Taylor was an interesting community politically: It was full of registered Democrats who hadn't been turning up to vote in recent elections.
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Trilobites At popular tourist stops in Thailand and Japan, some creatures are going hungry because visitors haven't been turning up to feed them.
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"I gained a number of diehard teenage fans through doing it, who are adults now and are still turning up to my gigs," he said.
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In New York, Josh started turning up to the office as Luvvy the clown, named for the character Eunice "Lovey" Wentworth Howell from Gilligan's Island.
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Ms. Trump has also campaigned with her father, turning up to speak at a rally the night before the midterm elections in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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But that won't stop Edward (who now goes by the Duke of Windsor, or David) from turning up to meddle with his late brother's funeral arrangements.
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The bitter cold, near-freezing temperatures, and the stubborn drizzle did not discourage 21 women and three men from turning up to the Brigade's 20th patrol.
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My friends immediately rip into me for turning up to the pub with what looks like the protective sticker of a new iPhone on my skin.
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"And there was a spike not long after that of men turning up to doctor's offices in the U.K. and having themselves checked out," she said.
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On average, the number of people not turning up to flights is around 220 percent, but, in certain circumstances, that number can be up to 220 percent.
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After turning up to the doctor's office with the data saved on her period tracker she was finally given the diagnosis she knew she had all along.
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I'm pretty sure there will still be 200-300,000 people turning up to see what is without any question one of the greatest challenges in motor racing.
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The numbers of people turning up to the weekend "yellow vests" protests have been steadily falling, with President Emmanuel Macron having cut income taxes to appease public anger.
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He pours it into a glass and places it next to the burger, which looks mildly ridiculous—like turning up to Burger King for dinner in a tux.
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We were in the back turning up to me playing it from my T-Mobile Dash, doing the jumpshot arm motion that was required when the song came on.
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If you're trying to depict yourself as a normal or ethical group, you've got to realize that turning up to film any reporters trying to cover you looks really odd.
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That said, Liam still found time to call Noel Gallagher a "sad fuck" on Twitter for not turning up to the gig, continuing to extend the world's longest ever beef.
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There he is, inexplicably turning up to your house party at the exact start time you stated on Facebook, in a Los Pollos Hermanos T-shirt and a porkpie hat.
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The electorate may be bigger, but not because of new voters, and new voters who are going to the polls aren't all, or even mostly, turning up to support Sanders.
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By the time that Scott-Heron was touring the United Kingdom, fans were turning up to his gigs in Celtic shirts in commemoration of the father who left him behind.
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I remember turning up to speak to Rufus Wainwright in Baker Street absolutely clattered and stinking of booze, without even considering the fact he'd been in rehab just the year before.
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He, Moreau said in her smoker's gravelly voice, had a habit of turning up to see her in the theater in her debut years before cinema fame, before dozing off and snoring.
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Whether it is turning up to suplex her way to a gold medal at purple belt in the Mundials, or kickboxing in Lion Fight in 2013 and 2014, Cyborg always seems game.
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While many fans keep turning up to see their team out of unquestioning loyalty or a warped sense of obligation, for others the match is another means to demonstrate a busy social life.
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It's possible that many, if not a large portion, of those turning up to see Trump at his rallies are merely there for the show, curious about the hype surrounding the bombastic billionaire's campaign.
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A parking lot next to the public library, at 7 Maple Avenue, becomes a piazza with some 2,000 habitués turning up to shop and eat to the beat of singer-songwriters or jazz ensembles.
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We got Gianluca Vacchi (yes, he's Italian) -- the dude GQ once called "The Coolest Man On Instagram" -- and asked him what he thought of Gronk turning up to Avicii's song in Austin this weekend.
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Police had earlier refused a request by the Civil Human Rights Front to hold the protest action - with thousands turning up to the march from the Causeway Bay shopping street to the city's business district.
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However, the apparent surge in young people turning up to vote Labour across the country led to some incredible results, particularly in university towns like Canterbury, which turned red for the first time in its history.
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In 2003, he played a warm up gig for his stadium show, turning up to the club the night before and asking owner Michael Tortoni if he could play a show with his eight-piece band.
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Attendances for the first weekend of the season were around half of what they were last year, though that still meant almost 4,000 people turning up to watch Brest, the defending champion, play its first game.
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Many women are all too familiar with the phenomenon of turning up to a wedding, a meal, or an evening out in their nicest heels, only to regret the decision within the space of a few hours.
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Pat Mackie, wearing a Tottenham Hotspur F.C. cap, was particularly blunt in his criticism of the mayor and appeared to endorse Johnson's criticism that Khan is more interested in turning up to glitzy events than fixing London's problems.
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Through that partnership, Evans-Hendricks and her Whole Foods colleagues took notice of increasing numbers of small vendors turning up to sell handcrafted foods and beverages, opting to sell online or from their homes instead of renting space.
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There were breaks between his appearances, but he kept turning up to talk about how he wanted America open for business again by Easter (a bad idea) or how the flu is deadlier than the coronavirus (it's not).
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State Department and Defense Department officials have defied the White House by testifying, but the NSC is part of the White House, so by turning up to testify they'll be snubbing Trump and White House counsel Pat Cipollone.
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Texas police are calling on the public to help identify a woman they've dubbed the "Wedding Crasher," who is suspected of turning up to weddings uninvited, posing as a guest, and swiping presents off the gift table before fleeing the venue.
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When your team creates chances to score, it's an affirmation that they could have won, that you didn't waste your time turning up to watch, showing you can beat your opponents, which is something you didn't know before the game.
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Once it's in motion, things happen fast, new people (and animals) keep turning up to play their parts in the comedy, and the whole complicated apparatus gives off a soothing hum, like a smooth-running motor on a fishing boat.
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Majak Daw, a Sudan-born player for the North Melbourne Kangaroos, was the latest footballer to send a scare through the AFL on Thursday, when he was sent home by the club after turning up to training with a cold.
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WELLINGTON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Edward Osei-Nketia, the son of New Zealand's fastest man, has made a big impression on rugby union coaches after turning up to a training camp for potential sevens players in Auckland, local media reported on Friday.
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As I walked in from the empty streets, it felt kind of like I was turning up to a uni house party, but with a better sound system, a real life bar, and an endless avalanche of bowl haircuts and tiny fringes.
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There's not a whole lot of literature documenting these retro days of debauchery, but a study on male strippers shows women were turning up to male strip clubs as early as the late 70s as a way to celebrate their impending nuptials.
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The tragedy that engulfed the 200-year-old National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday night, turning up to 20 million of its holdings into dust, is an urgent reminder of the need for better safekeeping measures at museums around the world.
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DAD WHO LOST LIPS, LIMBS TO HORRIFYING INFECTION GETS NEW MOUTH MADE FROM SHOULDER SKIN, TATTOO "If I&aposm turning up to a new job and I have [bowel] issues, the last thing you want to be doing is running to the toilet, it&aposs horrible," she said.
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Regularly turning up to radio sets and live shows three men deep, bouncing flows off each other with the kind of chemistry you can only get in friendships formed on the school playground, YGG are lyrically up there with just about anybody in the grime scene right now.
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It is hard to know for sure -- while the SIGAR report notes the total number of security personnel from year to year, the inspector general is not allowed to disclose the number of Afghan soldiers and police who have died, been wounded or are just not turning up to work.
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Album artwork via Soundcloud Chicago's Supa Bwe has been pushing hip-hop in ever-weirder directions for a while, whether turning up to new extremes with his now-defunct group Hurt Everybody or by crooning off into space on the post-Drake hookup jam "Breakfast and Chill" from earlier this year.
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Tekashi69 busted a quick about-face ... declaring he's Team Nicki Minaj a day after he was caught on video turning up to Nicki's bitter rival, Cardi B. We got Tekashi and Nicki leaving Open Ceremony's New York Fashion Week show at (Le) Poisson Rouge Sunday night where they were arm-in-arm.
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It's a genre so broad (depending on the sort of #head you are) that it can stretch from Skinnyman musing on social deprivation to Loyle Carner's grief over his father's death to gun-fingers-to-the-sky yelling along to Roots Manuva's "Witness (1 Hope)" or turning up to Section Boyz' latest surprise drop.
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The thing about drugs, though, is that while we're pretty sure that everyone's taking them, short of turning up to a mate's flat on a Saturday night in a lab coat, armed with a pen and clipboard, recording the habits of drug users in the UK and further afield is a task beyond comprehension.
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What that exactly means is still unclear, but the unshackled Trump strategy can be seen in Bannon's orchestration of former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's sexual assault accusers turning up to the debate Sunday.
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From eating at a three-legged table propped up by a stack of country and western albums, turning up to fancy dress parties as a toddler wearing records cellotaped together, or the feeling of frightened amazement as my dad danced around the house with a seven-inch single he'd found that meant he could pay the mortgage that month, vinyl was a constant.
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With hundreds of thousands of protesters turning up to demonstrate against his policies since he took office (see: the Women's Marches, demonstrations in airports and outside Congress after his now-overturned executive order that banned entry into the US by anyone from seven majority-Muslim countries and refugees, and the planned April 22 Scientists' March on Washington), the air is ripe for political protest from musicians.
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Alves left PSG in June as a free agent following two successful seasons in France before choosing to return to his home country, Brazil, in August and sign for his boyhood club, Sao Paulo FC.The veteran defender was given a heroes welcome upon signing, with an estimated 40,000 fans turning up to see the 36-year-old presented as a Sao Paulo player, according to AS.And he quickly cemented his icon status at the Estadio do Morumbi when he the scored the only goal of the game on his debut in a 1-0 win over Ceara SC. Things haven't gone so smoothly since — Alexi "Cuca" Stival's side has won just two of its last six games — but Alves, who recently partnered with The Players' Tribune to create a new video series documenting his return to Brazil, insists he's thrilled to be home and living out his childhood dream.
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Turning up to his office he creates chaos before the astonished Sophie.Searle (1958), pp. 34-43. Scene 5, dated "Madrid, Martober 86", finds Popritschin incarcerated and taunted in a lunatic asylum.Searle (1958), pp. 43-55.
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A brief spell at Chesterfield followed, from whom he was dismissed for not turning up to play the scheduled Easter fixtures, before finishing his career with a third spell with Rotherham Town where he was to make his Football League debut.
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Surprisingly, the popularity of rugby in Moldova is growing rapidly, with well over 1,250 fans regularly turning up to their home matches in the European Nations Cup. Since 2004, the number of Moldovan rugby players has more than doubled, due to the national team's growing international reputation.
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It grows as a small epiphytic shrub with initially upright and later hanging shoots. The dirty gray-green shoots are slender cylindrical, completely turning, up to 4 inches long and 0.6 inches in diameter. At the top, they branch into whorls. The 8 to 10 almost always pronounced ribs are finely striped in the longitudinal and transverse direction.
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She notices Ahana behave weirdly and asks her about her closeness with Rehaan. Ahana struggles to get Rehaan off her mind. She realizes that she actually loves Rehaan and not Anant after getting taunted by Laila that she's turning up to be just like her mother. A frustrated Ahana tries to keep a distance from Rehaan but ends up having more troubles.
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He was fined by his club and refused to travel to an away match against FC Schalke 04 because of an injury before turning up to play for England. Unsurprisingly, he was back in England by October with Southampton paying £200,000. Watson played 31 games in 1979–80 and 44 games in 1980–81 as the Saints finished 8th and 6th respectively.
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The 2010 Nocturne was held on 4 September 2010, with British cycling’s leading female stars including Victoria Pendleton and Nicole Cooke turning up to compete. The 2014 event was held on 30 August so as to not conflict with other cycling events such as the Tour de Yorkshire. This would enable some of the top names in cycling to attend.
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HPARA chair John Stokes said the UM adherents, who "initially ... all seemed quite impressive and normal," unexpectedly began turning up to meetings and attempted to take over the organisation's social media accounts and board of directors without declaring their UM connections. "Some of them behaved in ways that made me feel quite uncomfortable, where they would come into my personal space," he recalled.
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Mink enters a surfing competition and performs badly, almost drowning in the process. One of the other competitors tells Romeo that Mink has been turning up to competitions drunk and has been struggling for a while. He later learns that she has Ménière's disease and will never be able to surf competitively again. Indi asks Mink to stay, but she departs, leaving a note for Romeo.
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Peter Gall, president of the Secondary Principals Association, criticised the policy as not taking into account "special cases" where leaving school was the only option and that the current crackdown on school leavers results in students remaining on the roll but not turning up to class. Schools Plus was also boycotted by fifteen schools who refused to acknowledge the proposal until funding shortages were addressed.
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Thompson wrote for Melbourne-based newspaper, The Argus, for many years, contributing a weekly sports column, generally writing about cricket in the summer and football in the winter. After his falling out with Wills he used the column to criticise Wills for not turning up to a Victorian cricket team practice and for failing to provide an excuse. Thompson was editor of The Victorian Cricketer's Guide for 1859–60.
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Bob "Rocky" Lane (12 February 1946 – 13 July 1979) was an Victorian police detective who was murdered in the line of duty. He was also an Australian rules footballer who played 2 senior games with Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL). Lane, who hailed from Kerang, had joined the Victoria Police before he was recruited to Carlton. Former teammates remember him turning up to training in his police uniform.
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The highest crowd Balmain got was 14,762 turning up to see the Brisbane Broncos beat Balmain 36–14 in round 7 with Steve Renouf scoring 4 tries. Other sports, including soccer, boxing and rugby, have also been played there. The ground was also host to a production of the opera Aida. From the 2006 NRL season onwards, Visy Park was also the administrative headquarters for the Melbourne Storm rugby league club.
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He scored the winner in a 2–1 victory over Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk on 27 November, a result which confirmed that Inter would top their Europa League group with a game remaining. He was suspended by Inter on 21 January 2015 for not turning up to training for two days and not providing a reason for his absence, while previously being ostracised from the squad after falling out with strike partner Mauro Icardi.
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Rai was called up to play for Nepal in 2011, however coach Graham Roberts exuded Rai and teammate Bijaya Gurung for not turning up to training. Rai made his debut on 19 November in a match against India in Siliguri, coming on as a sub for Anil Gurung in the 50th minute. In March 2014 Rai was called up for a match against Yemen. He replaced Raju Tamang in a 2-0 loss.
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War Machine was scheduled to fight October 3, 2009 against Jacob McClintock, but cancelled the fight so he could fight on October 8, 2009 against David Mitchell. On April 17, 2010, he was set to face Tex Johnson in the main event of Wild Bill's Fight Night. On April 16, TMZ.com reported that War Machine left a comment on his Twitter saying he would not be turning up to the event for the fight.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the popularity of rugby in Moldova is growing rapidly, with well over 10,000 fans regularly turning up to their home matches in the European Nations Cup. Since 2004, the number of Moldovan rugby players has more than doubled, due to the national team's growing international reputation. Rugby union in Romania is quite a major sport, going back ninety years, and as Moldova shares a language, and a border with Romania, this has helped its popularity there.
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Eissele wasn't done there though, as little over three weeks later he scored five goals in one match against Warkaus. The match ended 8–0 in Kemi's favour. Warkaus' results from that season were cancelled in August 2012 due to Warkaus not turning up to a Kakkonen fixture against TP-47 and therefore were kicked out of the league, but the Football Association of Finland decided that statistics from all matches involving Warkaus would still stand.
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Headline acts included The Prodigy, Orbital and Moby. The 1996 version of the Tribal Gathering took place in June at Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire with 30,000 turning up to see sets by Leftfield, The Chemical Brothers, Black Grape, Goldie, Daft Punk and others. In 1997, at Luton Hoo, Kraftwerk were the headliners of the festival, playing for the first time in the UK since 1992.2 Cents: Kraftwerk, Tribal Gathering (May 25, 1997). Retrieved on February 7, 2007.
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The Liberal-Conservative Coalition candidates won by substantial majorities over Labour in four of the five wards in which they stood. In contrast, Labour's Herbert Hiles won against the Coalition candidate (who was the retiring member) in the Splott ward. The only other sitting candidate (a Liberal) to lose their seat was in the Park ward, where the Conservatives won the contest. Turnout was substantially up on 1919 (42.4%) with 55.1% turning up to vote in November 1920.
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Of joining the cast, she commented "I admit I was a little star struck turning up to Ramsay Street and meeting everybody, but they all bent over backwards to help out and settle my nerves." Black earned a nomination for Most Popular New Female Talent at the Logie Awards for her portrayal of Elle. She was also nominated for Best Actress at Cosmopolitan's Fun, Fearless Female Awards in 2009. In June 2009, Black quit Neighbours to pursue other projects.
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The first scene features Ne-Yo turning up to a club with his girlfriend, played by Camila Alves (real life Wife of Actor Matthew McConaughey). At the club, as she invites him to dance, a girl (played by La'Shontae Heckerd) brushes past him and is shown to express a seductive look. He decides to follow her into the bathroom, and there the two share a passionate kiss. The scene ends with her leaving as he rinses his face with water in regret.
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A modern fire appliance can deliver many tons of water onto a fire in a very short period of time. Huge savings can be made by expert crews who have been trained in loss prevention measures and can prioritise their actions based on commercial knowledge. Speed is of the essence if unnecessary damage is to be avoided, which was why Salvage Tenders were painted red and used claxons - it is pointless turning up to a fire when all the damage has already occurred.
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Taulapapa switched to rugby league in 2004. Taulapapa was selected to play in the Bartercard Cup competition for the Marist Richmond Brothers from where he was picked up by the New Zealand Warriors. Taulapapa played in six matches for the New Zealand Warriors in 2006 before he was released mid-season for turning up to a training session intoxicated. After being released by the Warriors halfway through the 2006 season he moved to Queensland to finish the season at the Central Comets.
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At the time in the UK, outdoor rave events were legal, and Altern 8 had a reputation for turning up to play at major unofficial events. They helped to define harder house tracks relying more heavily on bass and volume. The use of more bass and eclectic noises gradually evolved Altern 8's music away from the earlier house music style. The duo, dressed in chemical warfare suits and dancing "like electrofied monkeys", took part in a large number of live performances.
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Beth and Kirk arrange to marry in January 2015. Beth's mother Nancy (Kate Fitzgerald), her sister and Sinead's mother Arlene (Alison Burrows) and her grandmother Agnes (Juliette Kaplan) all arrive for the 80's themed wedding, however Kirk is devastated when he hears the family disrespecting him behind his back. He contemplates not turning up to the wedding, believing that Beth deserves better, however, he is persuaded by Chesney, and he and Beth get married. Beth then supports Sinead through her recovery from temporary paralysis.
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Racing started on 23 July 1927 and gave the city its first taste of greyhound racing, (Eastville Stadium did not start racing until June 1928). The grand opening attracted 8,000 people who saw a greyhound called Plunger win the first race. Fifty-five meetings on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays were held in the inaugural year of 1927 overseen by Ford, and attendances fluctuated, but on several occasions there would be over 10,000 turning up to watch the new sport. The main race distance was 500 yards.
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Unlike the brigade commander he was proud to see his regiment operating new weapons: "You can picture my pleasant thoughts when I contrast the spirit of the BLUES turning up to the duties of Machine Gunners, and the false swagger of the men... in a Light Dragoon Regiment" he wrote.Arthur, 3, pp.196–7;White- Spunner, pp.483–4 In January 1914 he resigned as Chairman of the County Territorial Association in order to express his support for Field Marshal Roberts’ campaign for conscription.
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The zoo owners protested about the killing of the lynx, saying they were "outraged" about the incident. It later emerged that another lynx had been accidentally killed several days earlier when it asphyxiated as it was being controlled with a catchpole while being moved to another enclosure. The second death drew wide criticism, with calls for the zoo to be shut down. In the wake of the incident, people from the local community rallied around the owners, with nearly 150 turning up to help refurbish the zoo.
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The GRA sold the track for development on 6 October 1973 with only 700 people turning up to witness greyhound racing end in Liverpool. Edward Baines the manager organised the movement of eighty company greyhounds to other tracks and all of the equipment was sold as the site was redeveloped. Today St Margarets Primary School is situated where the track existed off the Lower Breck Road on the south side between Belmont Grove and Hampson Street. The actual stadium would have sat largely on the school field.
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This team is registered as a UCI ProTeam and competes in major races, including the Tour de France. Rugby union is a popular sport in Kazakhstan, with over 10,000 fans consistently turning up to watch the Kazakhstan national rugby union team play. Recent big wins over Sri Lanka and the Arabian Gulf Rugby Team have given the Kazakhstan side the reason to believe that they could have been contenders to qualify for the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Kazakhstan has yet to qualify for the Rugby World Cup tournament.
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Very few new players were recruited, and only two or three players were turning up to the trainings. In fact French footy in general was in a difficult period, with problems of recruitment and a series of heavy defeats at the German championship for the club of Strasbourg. Despite everything the club resisted and waited for better days. At the same time, the club tried to organise the 2006 edition of the European Championship of Australian football, but due to many unforeseen force the organisers were forced to cancel the event.
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In April 1977, after ten years service with the club, he was granted a testimonial match against Leicester City with 3,179 fans turning up to see Leicester win 3–2 with Ron Springett and Peter Swan coming out of retirement to play for Mick. Prendergast was placed on the transfer list in January 1978 as Jack Charlton, who had taken over as Wednesday manager, began a clear out of staff. In March 1978 just before the transfer window closed he signed for Barnsley for a fee of £14,000.
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On returning from out duty he was aware the machines were leaving the Station to attend fire in Kilbirnie Street and ran to the last machine and managed to get on board. On arrival a shout was heard for a rescue crew. Fireman Bermingham joined the crew and remarked to the Officer in Charge - This is why I’have come back early - (he was surplus to requirements by turning up to work a day before he was due). On entering the loft with the crew they found Fireman Rook, trapped under fallen stock.
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The Super Kings have a large fan following across India colloquially referred to as "Yellow Army". The team has an official fan club called the "Whistle Podu Army" which was founded in January 2016 after the team's suspension from IPL. In 2018 and 2019, there were reports of over 10,000 fans turning up to watch the team's practice sessions. After the team's home games were moved to Pune in 2018, the Super Kings management arranged a charter train between Chennai and Pune, as well as free accommodation, for more than 1,000 fans of the team.
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Mohamed ElBaradei stated on 9 March 2011 that he would run in the presidential elections. On 19 March, the constitutional referendum was held, with millions of Egyptians turning up to vote on nine proposed amendments to the constitution. Eager for their first free vote, Egyptians formed long lines outside polling centers to cast their ballots on constitutional amendments that were sponsored by the ruling military. In the lead up to the referendum, there was still dispute amongst the political movements and parties in Egypt about whether they should approve or reject the proposed constitutional amendments.
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On 20 October 2012 the Trades Union Congress had organised simultaneous marches in Belfast, London and Glasgow. Though the TUC gave an estimate of 150,000 people turning up to the London event, official police figures have not been confirmed. Labour leader Ed Miliband spoke at the event, and gained controversial responses from the crowd when advocating that austerity was necessary, but the Conservative scale was aggressive. In January 2013, the Daily and Sunday Mirror and Sunday People launched campaigns opposing cuts to housing benefit popularly known as the 'bedroom tax' (a term coined by the Mirror).
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Winterstein's streak of 31 consecutive first grade games since his debut was cut in early April 2010 when coach Ivan Henjak dropped him and Ben Te'o for turning up to training late in the lead up to the match against the Dragons, which the Broncos lost. As punishment, Winterstein was relegated to second division for a week, and returned the following week against Cronulla. At the end of the 2010 NRL season, Winterstein's last with Brisbane, he was part of the New Zealand squad for the 2010 Four Nations but not selected to play in any of the tournament's matches.
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Rathbone also set up a mobile drum teaching service. Neither Chad nor King have been involved in the music industry since the split. In the press release for Kleptomania, Draper claimed that he had started writing with Chad again, but later admitted that he had only been helping him build up backing tracks and had stopped turning up to the sessions anyway. In 2005 it was revealed Chad was involved with the Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy charity and was also rumoured to be working in a care home and later a driver for St. John Ambulance in London.
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Black described her experience stating "I admit I was a little star struck turning up to Ramsay Street and meeting everybody, but they all bent over backwards to help out and settle my nerves." The character has been subject to a plot hole in which she has been aged. In continuity terms Elle was born off-screen in October 1989, when she returned in 2005, she should have been sixteen. Retroactive continuity or the SORAS phenomenon occurred with Elle and her two on-screen brothers Cameron and Robert (both played by Adam Hunter) being aged to nineteen.
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Worthing beat the 2012–13 National League 2 North runners up Stourbridge 28–26 to win the annual promotion playoff. Barking and Lydney were both relegated to National League 3 South West and National League 3 London & SE respectively with Barking winning just one game in what was a very poor season. As well as winning the league Henley Hawks also saw a divisional record attendance at Dry Leas with 3,270 fans turning up to the last game of the season - the championship decider against Worthing Raiders which Henley won 55 - 27 to seal the title for the Oxfordshire club.
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Laurence Angwin (born 7 October 1982) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Carlton Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). He is infamous for being sacked by Carlton after turning up to training having used recreational drugs.Carbonell, R. "AFL allegations of recreational drug use", The World Today, 7 April 2004, Accessed 28 January 2010 The grandson of former Hawthorn player Andy Angwin,Ahmed, N. "Angwin's dream chance", The Age, 15 December 2002, p. 57 Angwin was drafted by the Adelaide Football Club at pick 7 in the first round of the 2000 AFL Draft.
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Another program, The Rogues, starred Boyer and Niven with Gig Young. This was (after Four Star Playhouse) the closest the studio's owners would come to appearing on the same program. The idea was for the three actors to alternate as the lead each week playing moral con-man cousins out to fleece reprehensible villains, often with one or two of the others turning up to play a small part in the caper (real ensemble episodes were rare). The schedule of who pulled leading man duty was largely determined by the actors' movie commitments, thereby giving Niven, Boyer, and Young additional work between film roles.
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The show broke new ground with Peter Cook's impression of then Prime Minister Harold Macmillan; on one occasion, this was performed with Macmillan in the audience, and Cook added an ad lib ridiculing Macmillan for turning up to watch. In 2006, Jonathan Miller recounted that the breach of decorum this represented was a source of embarrassment to both audience and performers. The show is credited with giving many other performers the courage to be satirical and more improvisational in their manner, and broke the conventions of not lampooning the Royal Family or the government of the day. Shakespearean drama was another target of their comedy.
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In the case of hill cane, these are leptomorph, meaning they spread horizontally, but they typically do not reach very far before turning up to form a new culm. The rhizomes vary somewhat morphologically in that they sometimes have hollow centres and air canals The culms have internodes that are terete (i.e. smooth and cylindrical, but slightly tapering), while the culm sheaths are usually persistent (meaning they are not shed), but they may fall late in winter. These sheaths are 5.5 to 11 cm in length with oral setae (i.e. bristles where the sheath meets the blade) that are very short at 1 to 4.6 mm.
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As a result of these and other factors, many of the players who were invited to take part in the tournament - including world number two Viswanathan Anand, and number six Peter Svidler - declined. In addition, Kasparov, Kramnik and Lékó did not take part owing to them being involved at a later stage of the reunification process. This led to a somewhat weaker lineup than previous championships, with only three of the world's top ten accepting the invitation to play, and only two of those actually turning up to the event. This weakness has itself been a cause of controversy, with claims that any tournament with so many top players missing should not be considered a World Championship at all.
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Taking off the niqāb at the second congress of the organization in Sarajevo, 1947 The Women's Antifascist Front of Bosnia and Herzegovina confronted the issues faced by Muslim women in the late 1940s, organizing literacy classes and health seminars. The organization launched a massive campaign to encourage Bosnian women to vote, which achieved an extraordinary result, with almost 100% of women turning up to vote. Communist efforts to promote gender equality often went hand in hand with the concept of brotherhood and unity of the ethnic groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina, whose relations were marked by distrust during the "fratricidal war". This was particularly evident when dealing with Muslim women, who least participated in Bosnia and Herzegovina's public life.
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At the funeral of his son Marko and associates in Tropojë, Albanian mafia head and freelance terrorist Murad Hoxha vows to seek vengeance on his son's killer. Travelling to Paris with his men, he interrogates and tortures former intelligence agent Jean-Claude Pitrel, whose business card was found at the scene of Marko's death, but finds no information. He then bribes a corrupt police official for Pitrel's files and deduces that Pitrel's old friend, Bryan Mills, was responsible and is vacationing in Istanbul. Meanwhile, Bryan has just finished his three-day security job for a wealthy Arabian sheikh in Istanbul and is surprised by his former wife, Lenore, and daughter, Kim, turning up to visit him.
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Sumidero Canyon () is a deep natural canyon located just north of the city of Chiapa de Corzo in the state of Chiapas, in southern Mexico. The canyon's creation began around the same time as the Grand Canyon in the U.S. state of Arizona, by a crack in the area's crust and subsequent erosion by the Grijalva River, which still runs through it. Sumidero Canyon has vertical walls which reach as high as , with the river turning up to 90 degrees during the length of the narrow passage. The canyon is surrounded by the Sumidero Canyon National Park, a federally protected natural area of Mexico which extends for over four municipalities of the state of Chiapas.
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The statue of Burns in the park has been positioned in accordance to this tradition and had the Holy Name Cathedral been built, the poet's back would have been turned on it. The statue of Burns has served as a focal point for gatherings and events, such as the Burns Night, for the Scottish community of Brisbane since its installation in the park. From 1962 to the mid 1970s, Centenary Place was Brisbane's designated people's forum or speaker's corner. Sunday afternoons became a regular event in Brisbane with hundreds of people turning up to hear speakers holding forth on all manner of issues including speakers campaigning for Aboriginal rights in the 1960s and 1970s.
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The school in Baig's constituency was the V.K. Obaidullah School in Shivajinagar, whose future was uncertain immediately following the closure of IMA. It had been partly administered by the company per an agreement with the Karnataka government made in 2015, with the state providing just 15 teachers and IMA paying for 90, at a cost of per annum. Mansoor Khan had previously, in March 2018, threatened to pull IMA's support from the school in another posting to social media. Eleven days after IMA closed, the 92 staff that it (by then) employed stopped turning up to work, prompting the government to transfer state teachers from other schools in order to make up.
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29 April 2007 On 5 May 2007, Pickett laid a strong tackle on Port Adelaide's Kane Cornes, which left him concussed and taken from the ground on a stretcher. After round 6 in 2007, the Demons suspended Pickett to a minimum of four weeks at the Sandringham Football Club for the official reason of failing to attend a game. Unofficially, there were club concerns surrounding Pickett's weight and pre-season work ethic and him turning up to training under the influence of alcohol. Despite drawing criticism late in his career for being increasingly overweight and slow, however he maintained an impact in matches, continuing to score goals and make game turning plays.
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Once David starts talking about the death of his own wife, however, it transpires he has an obvious crush on Beth. Connie, at first interested in David herself (to the point of turning up to all his services), becomes more interested in matchmaking him to Beth when she mistakenly believes she is flirting back – giving the game away when Beth catches her eavesdropping at the hatchway. David persuades Beth, under duress, to let him say a prayer for her. After being interrupted by the arrival of Beth's son, Martin, and his new chef girlfriend, Ella, he says a prayer, commemorating Gordon, and then asking for help for Beth now Gordon has gone (his unsubtle way of suggesting they get together).
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Peter Jackson began his second spell as Huddersfield manager in the summer of 2003 as the Terriers came out of administration under the new ownership of Ken Davy. He again wasted no time in installing Yorath as his assistant. With only eight players turning up to his first training session, and star player Martin Smith defecting to Northampton Town, many supporters would have been happy to see the side consolidate and not slip any further down the league. But some shrewd signings (including Rob Edwards, Tony Carss, Efe Sodje, Steve Yates and goalkeeper Ian Gray), the emergence of a talented group of youngsters, and the prolific form of the previously ineffective Jon Stead made Town among the early pace-setters for the Division.
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Nevertheless, the band's outrageous behaviour on stage had already won them a fan base long before the album had even been recorded. During Slave and Rok's stay in Melbourne seeking musicians, Slave had appeared on the talent-quest segment of the Hey Hey It's Saturday TV program and proceeded to simply smash his bass guitar. Both he and Rok had featured in articles about extreme metal in the Australian Post and People magazines and both had a reputation for turning up to virtually any heavy metal live show that was on to hand out stickers and flyers and intimidate people by doing "disgusting things in front of them." The band was well known among the key members of the Norwegian and Swedish black metal scene.
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The Eagles 2007 pre-season was the most turbulent in the club's history, with midfielder Daniel Kerr charged with assault for two separate incidents, and former captain (and 2005 Brownlow Medallist) Ben Cousins suspended from the club indefinitely after continued breaches of team rules, most notably not turning up to training, leading to massive amounts of speculative reporting in the media. Despite this, the Eagles started the season in good form, winning their opening 6 matches, including another one-point victory over the Sydney Swans. However the Eagles of 2007 were nowhere near as dominant as those of 2005 or 2006. Instead, the Eagles spent much of the year in the bottom part of the top four, even slipping out of the top four at times.
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However, Todd vows revenge on the pair, for not turning up to lunch at the bistro, as he thinks that they are the reason that he was attacked. As time passes, Eva plans for her and Jason to buy a house, but after Jason reveals that he cannot afford it, Eva asks Tony to lend them the deposit, to which he agrees. When Tony and Eva attend an auction at a hotel, Todd lets on to Jason that they are having an affair, to which Jason goes to the hotel and punches Tony and calls Eva a 'dirty slag'. When Jason realises that he has made a mistake and that Tony and Eva were actually planning on buying a house, to surprise him, Eva dumps Jason, for not trusting her.
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By 1971, the group, now called Exit, consisted of a band of anything up to 12 players with twice that number of artists and filmmakers available to create "happenings" of circus-like proportions. Exit operated pretty much as a "guerrilla outfit", sometimes turning up to play at venues unannounced, but sometimes following more formal lines. Of the latter, ICES 72, a massive festival of the avant- garde based in London's Roundhouse was probably the most notable. Quite apart from appearing at the festival with Exit and hosting several events at Dial House, Vaucher, Rimbaud and the other residents of the house had been heavily involved in the organisation of the festival, producing and printing flyers and posters in Dial House's print room, and assisting in programming alongside founder Harvey Matusow.
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The squad was boosted by the arrivals of Ted Collins and Jack Needham, who signed after their club Wolverhampton Wanderers shut down operations. The pair "showed their true regard for the game" by turning up to play Stockport County on 16 September despite working until 6 am earlier that day; however former Valeite Bob Suart inspired County to a 5–3 win. Two more draws followed, including a 0–0 draw at Stoke, though this was then followed by five defeats in six games. The 13th game of the campaign proved unlucky for visitors Blackpool, as Vale recorded their first victory by a remarkable 11–1 scoreline, with Jack Needham, Holford, James Wootton, Albert Broadhurst and George Shelton all claiming two goals each, supplemented by a single strike for Albert Groves.
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This being the most shocking moment of 2010 so far, would start one of the most heated feuds in IPW history. Immediately after the show, Vinny Dunn's manager, Peter Lane advised the IPW Community that Vinny Dunn would cash in his rematch clause at IPW Breakdown; however, Justin Lane revealed that his client, the new IPW NZ Heavyweight Champion, Reuben De Jong, did not sign any contract for a rematch and was threatening legal action against IPW. Three days later after the initial threat was made, IPW Commissioner Dion McCraken posted a video stating that he would postpone the show and that the rematch would take place at Manurewa Recreation Centre the following month. During NZWPW's Power Play show, "Te Tahi" Vinny Dunn and Jon E King invaded the show after threats made by the Wellington promotion of turning up to IPW Genesis.
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Towards the end of 1987 Brad is instructed to scare graphic designer, Colin Russell (Michael Cashman), who is a jury member in a trial for an associate of the Firm. Brad and Den put pressure on Colin to give a verdict of 'not guilty' at the trial, and when he refuses Brad steals his keys and vandalises his flat, causing all sorts of problems for Colin. During 1988 Brad is seen more frequently, turning up to aid the running of the Firm's business in Walford, Strokes winebar, which is being managed by Den and is really a front for an illegal gambling den. The petty criminal Darren Roberts (Gary McDonald) manages to get on the wrong side of Brad when he tries to play him off against the owner of The Dagmar, James Wilmott-Brown (William Boyde).
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The conflict started in 2003 after European embassies in Cuba made a policy to invite dissidents to diplomatic receptions in the Cuban capital Havana.Gibbs, Stephen (4 January 2005) Havana halts EU 'cocktail wars', BBC News All EU countries pledge to do this on their national day celebrations, such as to the French embassy on Bastille DayGibbs, Stephen (15 July 2003) Cuba's cocktail wars, BBC News and to the British embassy for the Queen's birthday. This move was in protest at Cuba's decision to imprison 75 dissidents and to execute 3 hijackers. The Cuban government, which calls its dissidents "mercenaries in the pay of the United States", took this as an insult and cut off almost all diplomatic relations with all European Union ambassadors and their embassies despite few dissidents willing to risk turning up to the events.
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The Force run out in their first game against the Brumbies On 10 February the Western Force made their 2006 season rugby debut against the Brumbies at a near sold out Subiaco Oval in Perth, losing 25–10. Since this result, the Force have had a difficult debut in Super 14. A one- sided loss to the Hurricanes and an ugly loss at home to the Chiefs in Perth followed. Many fans were unimpressed, with only approximately 23,000 turning up to watch a match against the Bulls. On 31 March, in front of 24,000, the Force came closest to their first win, losing 26–25 to the Stormers at Subiaco Oval. This was after leading 10–0 early on in the match. This was the Force's first competition point ever, and is the longest it has ever taken a side to get a point in Super rugby history (8 rounds/7 matches). On 21 April a crowd of 32,231 saw the Force nearly pull off the upset of the year, drawing 23-all with the undefeated defending champion Crusaders.
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In the middle of 1996, Brolin went searching for a club and was granted three extra days by Wilkinson to find a new club, however no serious interest was forthcoming. On 19 August 1996, Leeds announced that Brolin was on the transfer market and were prepared to sell him for nearly £2 million less than the £4.5 million paid for him just a year earlier. Leeds manager Wilkinson had fined Brolin a week's wages around £12,000 for not turning up to pre-season training and announced he was seeking guidance from the Professional Footballers' Association on the legality of withholding Brolin's wages, and told the press that he would rather have any player in his team than Brolin. Leeds stopped his wages when he refused to show up for pre-season training and reportedly saved £72,000 by the time Brolin had joined FC Zürich on loan, where he received the minimum wage of £800-a-week for a player in the Natonalliga A. Brolin joined the Swiss club on 20 August 1996 and played three matches for Zürich in the Nationalliga A and one Swiss Cup match against lowly Uzwil, which Zürich won 10–0.
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As time went on, they would add further theatrics to their performances, in one instance making the audience crawl through a polythene tunnel in order to enter the venue.. In December 1969, P-Orridge and Shapeero moved out of their flat and into a former fruit warehouse in Hull's dockland area, overlooking the Humber. Named the Ho-Ho Funhouse by P-Orridge, the warehouse became the communal home to an assortment of counter-cultural figures, including artists, musicians, fashion designers and underground magazine producers.. At Christmas 1969, a woman named Christine Carol Newby (1951-) moved into the Funhouse after being thrown out of her home by her father. Having earlier befriended P-Orridge at an acid test party, Newby would move into h/er room at the Funhouse, adopting the nom-de-guerre Cosey Fanni Tutti after the title of Amadeus Mozart's 1790 opera Così fan tutte.. Joining COUM, Tutti initially helped in building props and designing costumes, and was there when the group began changing its focus from music to performance art and more theatrical happenings; one of these involved the group turning up to play a gig but intentionally not bringing any instruments, something P-Orridge considered "much more theatrical, farcical and light-hearted" than their earlier performances.
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