He couldn't believe anyone would dare walk out on him.
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Martins simply has the Swan Queen walk out on the Prince.
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Then it was my turn to walk out on the stage.
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I walk out on the promenade and watch a particularly fabulous sunset.
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He said, 'I'm happy for y'all but please don't walk out on me.
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I mean how else are you able to walk out on the street.
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Students from some 2,500 schools nationwide are expected to walk out on Friday.
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If I'm president, when companies walk out on America, they'll pay a price.
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If she ever became the actual boss, I would walk out on the spot.
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"They're centering themselves in those moments to walk out on stage," he tells us.
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Members of the state's education association voted last week to walk out on Thursday.
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"Hillary says, you walk out on America, you pay an exit tax," the narrator says.
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"Anytime you walk out on the field, you're at risk," Boone said before the game.
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A SEPLA spokesman said around 900 pilots would be invited to walk out on Sept.
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"Especially if you walk out on the Centre Court, there is a responsibility," Djokovic said.
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Mae is ready to walk out on both men by the end, but Lloyd kills her.
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He told Entrepreneur that a public speaker should never talk as they walk out on stage.
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"Yesterday we had the rehearsal and I got to walk out on that big stage," she said.
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Instead, you could walk out on your own terms and get back to your first love: real estate.
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"I cried as soon as I saw him walk out on stage," Blake's mother, Megan Mompher, tells PEOPLE.
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If they threatened to walk out on development of the game, Sir-tech had to listen to them.
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If displeased by questions, Mr. Naipaul would sometimes walk out on public appearances and hang up on journalists.
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We got to walk out on the tarmac and follow the captain as he performed the preflight inspection.
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You can't walk out on the street, you buy a loaf of bread and you end up getting shot.
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I want to walk out on set and not have any idea what I'm doing until the camera's rolling.
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His fearlessness made it safe for Judas Priest's Rob Halford to walk out on stage in S&M gear.
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If the queen were to walk out on the balcony and open her shirt, nothing over there would change.
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It's the Crimson Tide's cupcake nonconference schedule that students walk out on, and the mercurial Saban has definitely noticed.
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Many of the protestors inside the synagogue had to be dragged out -- they refused to walk out on their own.
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Safe said workers on rigs that conduct exploration or production drilling for oil firms would also walk out on Tuesday.
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"I carry the big man in my heart every night when I walk out on stage," he says, visibly brightening.
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And should your apprehension loom greater than your awe, walk out on the west side of the Capitol during sunset.
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The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union said its 1,500 maintenance staff would walk out on various days starting Feb.
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And finally, the two walk out on stage at the Apollo, and the final look is nothing short of menswear brilliance.
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Her mother claims she was the only student from Fort Hunt Elementary School in Alexandria, Virginia, to walk out on Friday.
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This is because Obligers, pushed to their limits, will go rogue: quit their jobs, walk out on their marriages, abruptly end friendships.
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About a quarter of Canadian Pacific workers staged a walk-out on Tuesday night, throwing industries dependent on its transportation into disarray.
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But that same audacity practically guarantees that vast numbers of people will loathe this film, and some will walk out on it entirely.
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"I walk out on stage and I feel one of the snaps pop, and I'm like, 'Okay, I got two more," she recalled.
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MTV flipped their "M" to a "W" Congress: Democratic, female lawmakers are planning a walk out on the House floor for the strike.
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It is perhaps too much to expect President Trump to start listening to young Americans who walk out on strike over climate change.
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"It's like having been married and having the woman walk out on you," he said of the team's move up to Los Angeles.
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"I think we can achieve the goal of not having the underserved walk out on what ought to be an affordable procedure," Woodall said.
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"Bout to walk out on the @iheartradio carpet, thought I'd show you first," she wrote, sharing a glimpse of pastel pink in her ponytail.
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"First thing I ever do when I walk out on stage is I look at my wife's eyes and that grounds me," he revealed.
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"Bout to walk out on the @iheartradio carpet, thought I'd show you first," she wrote, sharing a glimpse of pastel pink in her ponytail. .
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Despite pledges from Jewish leaders to protest or walk out on Trump's speech, there were no visible disruptions as the Republican delivered his speech.
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The proposal is part of a series of ideas Clinton has put forth "to confront corporations that walk out on America," the aide said.
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If I was going to walk out on a stage and take my clothes off, how would I get it together first, confidence-wise?
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Safety concerns over the virus caused workers at the Louvre in Paris to walk out on Sunday, causing the museum to turn away tourists.
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The next time I walk out on court, the next time I wake up in the morning, every experience you need to learn from.
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When it's time to reflect, I walk out on the sun deck to the cacti and succulent garden that has a view of the city.
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The Communist party has threatened to walk out on Mr Medvedev's annual government report on April 19 unless the prime minister explains the corruption allegations.
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I want to walk out on the beach and see if we can get some better shots so we walk down to the beach stairs.
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A lot of celebrities would walk out on their bills and then we wouldn't get tipped, and we'd have to figure out where the money is.
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"That kind of thing is in your mind when you walk out on the pitch," Scott said in an interview with the magazine FourFourTwo last month.
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But fears about Mr. Trump's erratic bargaining style — compounded by his decision to walk out on talks with North Korea — have given Chinese officials some jitters.
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He threatened to "walk" out on U.S. allies Japan and South Korea if they did not pay more for American protection and demanded "delinquency" payments from Europe.
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It means I can walk out on a windy day without having to deal with the microphonics of my headphone cable being whipped up by the wind.
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The debate will be settled at the end of the conference, when members of the next Politburo Standing Committee walk out on stage in a prearranged order.
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Drivers on the Jubilee Line will walk out on June 6 and 14 over the imposition of new timetables, the Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) union said.
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The employees that could walk out on Sunday work on exploration and production drilling rigs owned by Saipem, Transocean, Songa Offshore, Odfjell Drilling, Archer and COSL, among others.
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"I always try to make a statement when I walk out on the court — to be bold and to be unique and to kind of transcend," said Williams.
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"If I walk out on the streets and there are paparazzi taking my picture, I'm not hypocritical enough to turn around and say, 'Don't take my picture,'" she says.
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Janet Mitchell, a former city administrator in Kivalina, said that when she was growing up, hunters would walk out on the sea ice to find bearded seals sunning themselves.
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Workers, particularly those employed in the hospitality industry, could walk out on jobs that would have them serve a party invested in suppressing their wages and curbing their rights.
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Mariah Carey wants to make something very clear -- her ex-staff members didn't walk out on her ... she showed them the door, and she couldn't be happier about the changes.
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Soon he is to walk out on the Carnegie Hall stage as the new music director of the New York Philharmonic on the opening night of its 1958-59 season.
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What's more, even if Trump and Kim do walk away from the summit with a handshake or even signed agreement, it's possible North Korea could walk out on the deal.
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His little stunt, on Trump's orders, of flying halfway across the country to walk out on people exercising their First Amendment rights at a football game cost taxpayers a pile.
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In Berlin, around 400 workers at elevator maker OTIS are expected to walk out on Monday morning, and other companies are to follow suit later in the day, IG Metall said.
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And because trainees cannot easily switch jobs — their visas tie them to a single company — they lack what should be major leverage: the ability to walk out on a bad employer.
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Additionally, over 1,000 Amazon employees have said they plan to walk out on Friday as part of the Global Climate Strike, of which Google and Microsoft employees also plan to participate.
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They have both censured and ousted one of their own, but also given him a red carpet to walk out on — regardless of the message that sends to victims of sexual assault.
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Our Place Restaurant in Mansfield, Texas, has used Facebook in the past to shame customers who walk out on their bill or steal tips from waitresses into giving back the stolen funds.
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The wrist-worn wearable tracks repetitive wrist and arm movement and lets managers track the safety of their employees from the moment they walk out on the floor for the first time.
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But Iran, North Korea and China are not small contractors and suppliers from his real estate days, those people he could bully, squeeze and, when it served his purposes, walk out on.
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He and his wife walk out on a white art film full of "many foggy heaths and bleak castle expanses," making a beeline for a bar with Donny Hathaway on the jukebox.
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This week its members were in the midst of a five-day walk-out on Britain's Southern Rail franchise (until it was suspended today), as well as being in dispute with another, ScotRail.
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" He also once remarked, "I've got to admit that for a long time I've had this urge to walk out on Centre Court at Wimbledon and for just one match act like McEnroe.
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It's designed to get people to encourage other people to encourage other people to walk into a conversation between two other people, scream something, and walk out, on the shoulders of their knuckledragging enablers.
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So in Fox News land, it made perfect sense for Attorney General Jeff Sessions (perhaps directed by Trump) to fire McCabe, just a day before McCabe was set to walk out on his own.
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"But just as we make smart decisions when you walk out on the street at night, I think you have to make the same decisions when you're putting yourself in circumstances with other people."
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If more people walk out on Netflix, Shira Ovide of Bloomberg Opinion writes, "that isn't a great sign for the company's pricing power" or its ability to keep customers from straying to streaming rivals.
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Even President Trump acknowledged in his post-summit news conference that "we know every inch of that country" -- though that doesn't seem to have given the President any pause to walk out on Kim.
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The Associated Press reported that workers were planning to walk out on Tuesday at McDonald's locations in Chicago; New Orleans; Orlando; Durham, North Carolina; San Francisco; St. Louis; Kansas City, Missouri; Los Angeles; Miami; and Milwaukee.
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The SNCF forecast that 43 percent of workers needed to make the train network run smoothly would walk out on Monday as stoppages continue, affecting local trains as well as regional lines and some international journeys.
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"If you're comfortable with it, ask your actual company to close their doors to support the strike," said Andrea Shaw with Earth Strike NYC, one of the groups organizing the climate walk-out on September 27.
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But as long as I can't smell myself and you can't smell me, we're O.K. STROLLER-FRIENDLY We go for a walk out on this private beach that's in our backyard that overlooks Long Island Sound.
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According to the Financial Times, similar strikes in Germany saw some 2,500 to 3,000 "of the company's 16,000 workers in its largest market outside the US" walk out on Monday, per figures provided by services union Verdi.
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I grew up in a part of the country where I could toss aside my controller, walk out on the front porch, and fire a random shot toward the hills and have zero worries it would hit anyone.
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Tim Cook could pull on some faded jeans, lace up a pair of white New Balance sneakers, slip into a black mock turtle neck, walk out on stage this September and reinvent the smartphone category all over again.
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Trump said Friday that NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem at professional football games should be fired, and he called on his supporters to walk out on the sporting events when athletes do it.
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The 193,219 Amazon employees who have said they will walk out on September 22th will join massive demonstrations around the world ahead of a United Nations summit on climate action taking place in New York City on September 210rd.
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"If you tell the Iranians you're going to walk out on the agreement and do everything you can to undermine their government," said Mr. Brenner, the former counterintelligence official, "you can't be surprised if they attack our government networks."
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He once told women concerned about self-defense that he advised his wife to "just walk out on the balcony here, walk out and put that double-barrel shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house" if she were ever afraid.
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Just over a third of workers needed to make the train network run smoothly were expected to walk out on Sunday, a dip in participation compared to the last 48 hours of walk-outs on Tuesday and Wednesday, the SNCF said.
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Educators in Oakland, California, staged a rally on Saturday in support of their colleagues across the state, while teachers in Denver have said they will walk out on Monday as well if a deal is not reached on a new contract.
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WALLACE: And how do you think President Trump is going to deal with that, because he sure makes it sound like -- I mean, he says if this doesn&apost work out in Singapore, I&aposm going to walk out on the table.
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Employees from other tech companies in San Francisco joined in the Google walk-out on Thursday, and the Tech Workers Coalition says that in the last year its has attracted more interest, and seen an increase in both email subscribers and actual events.
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Maybe that's to be like those designers who walk out on the runway after a show like, "Ugh, I've been SO busy, this was all I could thrown on," but it still made a statement that we all should stop trying so hard.
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Emily Moreno, the founder of Donald Daters, told me she once had a date walk out on her "before the drinks had even arrived" after she said she had worked on a Republican Senate campaign — and that was before Trump got elected.
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TV star turned opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla, addressing a giant rally in the capital earlier in the day, called on the armed forces to rebel against orders to enforce the curfew, and encouraged supporters to walk out on a national strike starting Monday.
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None of the size queens I spoke to would ever walk out on an average-sized lay—they all emphasized that it's the quality of sex that matters and therefore, as a rule, they wouldn't usually go on a second date with a smaller guy.
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" — TREVOR NOAH Late-night hosts poked fun at Pete Buttigieg's not-so-inspired jazz keyboard playing ("He's the hip young candidate in the field, everybody," Fallon joked), and Tim Ryan's choosing to walk out on stage to the country rap ditty "Old Town Road.
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" When asked about the teachers' day of action on Friday, the governor replied: "If we want to punish students by having their teachers walk out on them because they are instructed to do so by the KEA, the KEA doesn't know which side of this they're on.
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The teachers in Oklahoma, who are planning to walk out on April 2 if no agreement is reached with the state, are following teachers in West Virginia who walked out of the classroom for nine days before finally getting state legislators to authorize a pay raise.
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The first time I ever dressed up in drag was here—I looked a bit like a thumb in a wig—and now, tonight, when I walk out on stage, I'm going to be the queen that all those thumbs in wigs look at and think I want to do that.
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T'ruah, a rabbinical human-rights advocacy group, urged Jews attending the Aipac conference to walk out on Mr. Netanyahu's speech, while a prominent rabbi, Rachel Timoner of Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn, on Friday called on Democratic leaders to "sound the alarm against" Mr. Netanyahu's policies from the Aipac stage.
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Twelve years on, if a figure like Özil, heralded as a symbol of integration, could feel compelled to walk out on such terms, what does it say about modern Germany as it seeks to secure its first major tournament since that cheery month of sunshine and soccer 12 years ago?
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Read more: More than 1,500 Amazon employees are expected to walk out on Friday to protest climate changeAnd as Recode writer Jason Del Rey points out, the free shipping of smaller items is likely to cause issues with environmental activists who already urging the company to commit to zero emissions by 2030.
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Read more: The US auto workers union just decided to walk out on GM — here's why they're strikingOn the GM front, Trump has harried CEO Mary Barra about the company's decision to idle four US plants, including one in the re-election-critical state of Ohio — more on that in a minute, too.
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During Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson's visit to San Francisco last week, he inspired at least one member of his own staff to walk out on their meeting, by disparaging transgender women seeking shelter as "big, hairy men," whom he said single-sex shelters should have the power to turn away.
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"Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner," McCauley tells Hanna at the restaurant, the first time their characters meet face-to-face, the first time in film history that De Niro and Pacino ever shared a scene.
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"Whenever I would walk out on the floor, disheveled with my collar up or my tie crooked, she would come up from behind, fix it and just step back to her seat with a smile but without saying a word," Jeff Van Gundy, the former Knicks coach and now a television sportscaster, said in an interview.
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In what may be the most stoner crime of all time, a group of tokers in Memphis, Tennessee, managed to combine pretty much every stereotypical pothead motif—the munchies, 420, and shirking basic responsibilities—when they allegedly decided to order a shit ton of food at a restaurant, blaze up inside, and walk out on a $420 bill.
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Read more: The US auto workers union just decided to walk out on GM — here's why they're strikingAfter appearing to have resolved a series of remaining issues around profit-sharing and temporary workers, talks reached an impasse the past weekend when, Dittes wrote in an email to GM negotiator Scott Sandefur, the company failed to respond in an acceptable manner to a UAW proposal.
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