While Hunter held the light, Barry unstrapped the baby and pulled her from the wreckage.
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As he unstrapped my helmet, I told him how sweet a gesture it had been, driving me home.
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Inmate runners said the officers unstrapped Smith and that he walked to a prison transport van near the back gate.
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The children were enraged, not understanding yet about time running out, kicking and scratching us as we unstrapped them from their harnesses.
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"The first thing I noticed when I unstrapped was how effortless and easy the cabin was that everywhere I wanted something to be I found something," she said.
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Retrieving a syringe of pure homegrown ACDC oil from another room, Marisa injected some of its contents into his mouth, then unstrapped him and placed his inert body in her lap as she sat in a rocking chair.
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Yankees 210, Indians 563 CLEVELAND — When Jacoby Ellsbury saw Carlos Carrasco's 256-2722 pitch arrive off the outside edge of home plate, he placed his bat on the ground, unstrapped his shin guard and prepared to head to first base.
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Murray was then seen lying on his back in some discomfort with his left (unstrapped) leg in the air, as the Donegal medical team arrived to tend to him. Barry Cunningham was then seen on the sideline warming up. Meanwhile, as Murray lay stricken upon the ground, a Dublin player (Paul Curran) took the opportunity to move the ball to a more advantageous position; cheers from the Donegal supporters alerted Sugrue to this indiscretion and he restored the ball to its appropriate position. Murray got to his feet then fell again, holding his left (unstrapped) calf muscle.
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This altitude surpassed the 50-mile limit used in the United States to denote the limit of space, but fell short of the Kármán line. Both craft landed safely afterwards. During flight, Moses unstrapped from her seat and experienced weightlessness. Per the U.S. convention, Moses was also the first woman aboard a commercial spacecraft.
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Crippen commented "it's like a big cannon just fired ... you don't like them the first time you hear them". Young reported that "the entire cabin vibrates ... it felt like the nose was being bent". Once on-orbit both crew members safed their ejection seats and unstrapped. The next critical event was payload bay door opening.
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Moses later joined Virgin Galactic where she serves as Chief Astronaut Instructor and Interiors Program Manager During her spaceflight on 22 Feb 2019, she became the first person on a suborbital mission known to have unstrapped and floated around the cabin, as part of her job evaluating the future passenger experience. On mission VF-01 she reached a height of 89.9 km above the Earth's surface, high enough to achieve Commercial Astronaut status by surpassing an altitude of .
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Julius died after the usual three shocks, but Ethel's heart was still beating when she was unstrapped from the electric chair after these three shocks, so she was strapped in again and shocked twice more, finally completing her execution. James French was executed on August 10, 1966, the last person electrocuted until 1979. French was the first person executed in Oklahoma since Richard Dare was electrocuted June 1, 1963, and the only person executed in 1966. On May 25, 1979, John Spenkelink became the first person to be electrocuted after the Gregg v.
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She finally drives to a hospital to commit him under S-14; Steve angrily resists, and she begins to regret the decision when she helplessly watches the officials use violence and tasers to subdue him. Kyla announces she is moving to Toronto and Die encourages her, expressing hope for Steve, but after Kyla leaves her alone in the house, Die is shown to be extremely distressed at how things are resurfacing. Back at the hospital, Steve is being unstrapped from the straight-jacket by officials. Immediately after the straps are removed, Steve flees, running towards a large window.
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Many critics published favorable reviews about the tour; The Lakeland Ledger said that the band didn't disappoint, relying on "their music and themselves to entertain". The News & Observer wrote, "The crowd was still shouting for more when Vaughan unstrapped his guitar and said good night." Others praised the Carnegie Hall show; Stephen Holden of The New York Times acknowledged that Vaughan's talents were "handsomely displayed" and "filled with verve". The Dallas Times Herald said that "it was on the slow, bluesy stuff that the Carnegie Hall sound really helped", despite the fact that the hall's "fabled acoustics [didn't] seem to work so well for rock 'n' roll".
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