What if I walked in front of a car and died?
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And then I went and model-walked in front of the protesters.
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C.S.T.: Then he walked in front of Congress and became Version 3?
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And when she walked in front of me, believe me I wasn't impressed.
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Trump committed a breach of protocol when he walked in front of the Queen.
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She walks in front of me and when she walked in front of me.
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" Hillary Clinton: "When she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed.
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I was at City Hall, protests, rallies where I walked in front of a militarized police line.
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" He also said of Clinton, "When she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed.
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We walked in front of the underguard, and that was very inspiring to see and be with her.
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Sunday afternoon after Felicity Karam walked in front of the vehicle after getting an ice cream, Fox 2 reported.
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We walked in front of the Honor Guard, and that was very inspiring to see and be with her.
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Blanc in the video walked in front of Perdue, holding out her hand to him as she introduced herself.
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Winston reportedly walked in front of an Amtrak train at a pedestrian crossing in Michigan at 8:30 p.m.
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She walks in front of me, and when she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed.
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Winston, 19, reportedly walked in front of an Amtrak train at a pedestrian crossing in Michigan at 8:30 p.m.
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As Lincicome walked in front of the spectators, they were watching Tiger Woods, who was under par after five holes.
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He walked in front of her and then stopped, which cut off her path and forced her to sidestep around him.
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Mr. Trump walked in front of the news cameras and took credit for the plant, suggesting it had opened that day.
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Trump dismissed the allegations, claiming that when Clinton walked in front of him, and he wasn't impressed with what he saw.
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Trump avoided the breach of protocol last year that marred their first meeting, when the president walked in front of the queen.
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"They are so tone deaf," said Sarah Emerson, 43, as she walked in front of St. Andrew's, a Catholic church in Dublin.
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After his arrest, Kohlhepp allegedly told detectives he shot her in the back of the head as she walked in front of him.
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Turner walked in front of Muncy, who lifted a Foltynewicz pitch into the seats in right-center field for a 4-0 lead.
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As anyone who's walked in front of a Marvel camera in the last 214 years can tell you, the offer is a lot.
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As soon as I walked in front of a motion sensor, lights turned on in a hallway and in a bedroom/bathroom setup. .
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Queen Elizabeth pointed to the ground to show Trump where to walk and yet he still stepped and walked in front of her.
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The trouble began in the studio parking lot, where a pedestrian walked in front of the car and Stritch rolled down the window.
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Cops tell us a guy walked in front of the mounted camera and said something -- possibly regarding Trump -- but whatever it was, Shia got pissed.
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"I think that's the first time somebody has been intentionally walked in front of me, and naturally I tried to do too much," Pillar said.
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Kyle Godfrey-Ryan, an assistant to Rose in the mid-2000s, told the Post he walked in front of her naked more than a dozen times.
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The group walked in front of the press, with hands clasped and their heads down low, and stood silently as a bell was rung three times.
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In another memeable moment at the end of his interview with the BBC on Friday, Lil Nas X accidentally walked in front of the hosts' camera.
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The first time she ever got on the catwalk, she walked in front of about 300 people and she was fist pumping the air with excitement.
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" And during the general election, he recapped a debate with Hillary Clinton by noting, "When she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed.
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The driver saw an opening and lurched forward just as a tall man with a bristly mustache and a three-piece suit walked in front of him.
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A troop of bagpipers walked in front of the hearse, while behind it marched a riderless black horse draped in a white blanket embroidered with Detective Seals's name.
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This month, hundreds of people came to see Santa Claus pulled through the mall on a gigantic sleigh, while a Girl Scout troop walked in front of him.
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"Last night I was walking over to my semi-final and Kevin Durant walked in front of me and to be honest with you, I almost vomited," Chalmers said.
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I walked in front of and sometimes faced each of the characters arrayed around a central figure, a corpse, with its left arm missing its skin below the elbow.
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Mariners first baseman Dae-Ho Lee drove in two runs, both of them coming after Kyle Seager was intentionally walked in front of him, in the fifth and seventh innings.
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As the McCain family, led by Ms. McCain, filed out of the motorcade and walked in front of the cathedral, the dull hum of noise at the scene went silent.
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We went in front of the elephant line early one morning, and within an hour, a mother tiger and her cub walked in front of our elephant like an apparition.
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Two men – who both donned white Lochte t-shirts with a red circle and line through his name – walked in front of host Tom Bergeron and yelled into the camera after Lochte's performance.
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The leaders met for the first time on Friday, and the internet couldn't help but notice how Trump walked in front of the Queen during their walk while inspecting her Guard of Honor.
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He sat for lunch with the 93-year-old monarch, whom he met for tea last summer (and awkwardly walked in front of during a troop-inspecting ceremony in the courtyard of Windsor Castle).
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Two men – who both donned white Lochte T-shirts with a red circle and line through his name – walked in front of host Tom Bergeron and yelled into the camera after the swimmer's performance.
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She walked in front of me and dumped the flowers in a sculpture of a pair of human hands on a small round table; I later learned this was a cast of Sartre's hands.
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"It appears as though the US servicemen fled in their armored vehicles," said another reporter with RT's Arabic service, as she walked in front of American tents and equipment at the hastily abandoned outpost.
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On the season 23 premiere, two male protesters – who both wore white Lochte T-shirts with a red circle and line through his name – walked in front of host Tom Bergeron and yelled into the camera.
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"And what I did was, I walked in front of them and I took steps and I said to them, 'Instead of creating your own footprints, walk in the footprints that I've already made,&apos" he added.
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Behind the scenes, the older of the two male protesters – who both donned white Lochte t-shirts with a red circle and line through his name – walked in front of host Tom Bergeron and yelled into the camera.
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Just 20 hours after the report of his death, at a crowded press conference ostensibly called by Ukrainian police to document the investigation's progress, a hulking Arkady Babchenko — living, breathing, albeit a bit sheepishly — walked in front of cameras.
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After the six-time Olympic medalist performed his Foxtrot to the tunes of "Call Me Irresponsible" with pro partner Cheryl Burke, two men walked in front of cameras as judge Carrie Ann Inaba was giving her critique of the dance.
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Trump, who was widely seen to have broken royal protocol when he failed to bow to the queen in 2018 and then walked in front of her as they inspected a guard, avoided the mild embarrassment suffered by his predecessor at the state banquet.
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" Trump has tried to disparage Clinton's sexual attractiveness as well, suggesting last Friday that her posterior wasn't up to his standard by telling a crowd in North Carolina that, during the second debate, "when she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed.
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The following week, he built on his debate performance by telling a crowd in North Carolina that "when she walked in front of me, believe me, I wasn't impressed," thus implying that he had evaluated the former secretary of state's body and found it subpar.
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Birth: Germany. Date of Issue: November 18, 1897. > In order to reassure his command, this officer, in the most fearless manner > and exposed to very great danger, walked in front of the line; the command, > thus encouraged, advanced over the lava upon the Indians who were concealed > among the rocks.
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He was burned twice in the medial arm vein and twice on his throat, "and his neck was encircled with the cauterisation." As'ad died within days, at the beginning of Shawwal, i.e., in April 623. Muhammad attended his ritual washing and had him shrouded in three garments; he walked in front of the bier and conducted the funeral prayers.
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That's where all the night people hung out: the sportsmen, the businessmen, the dancers, everybody in show business, people who were somebody stayed at the hotel. ... [B]y far that block, that Dunbar Hotel, for me was it. And it was it for, it seemed to me, everybody else. Sooner or later you walked in front of that hotel, and that's where everybody congregated.
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Boyle and Somerville were given UVF paramilitary funerals, complete with gun volleys. Eight women dressed in black walked in front of the cortege. The service was conducted by Free Presbyterian minister William McCrea, a Democratic Unionist (DUP) politician. The UVF journal Combat published sympathy letters from both the "A" Company of the 9th Battalion, Ulster Defence Regiment and the Protestant Action Force, a cover name used by the UVF.
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The restroom was warm and cramped, as it was storing yeast and flour. The attackers then went upstairs and walked in front of the door, shouting "Bengali people, come out," "If you're Muslims, come out." Because there was no answer, the gunmen thought that there was no one inside the restroom, and locked the restroom's door. The staff members inside the restroom began to text their relatives, stating that they were inside the restroom and pleaded for help.
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As part of the ceremony, when Anne of Denmark was in the town, fifty people walked in front of her coach, to make way through the crowds. Some wore masks of the colour of the base matals: lead, copper, or iron. Some had blackened their faces and arms, others had black sleeves and gloves, and they wore black ankle boots with white buskins or leggings on their calves. These were young men from Edinburgh representing African people, described at the time as "Moors".
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Mathia Collett died on the 21st of July 1801 at the age of 63 to unknown causes. Her funeral three days later was described as "one that has never been seen before", as the whole of Christiania was "in motion". Close family and friends weren't the only one's to attend the procession, as the children of the orphanage attended it along with their teacher, who walked in front of the coffin. Anker died four years later in 1805 at the age of 58.
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He walked in front of the tanks into the German-held village of Essey, and rode on top of a tank during the attack into Pannes, seeking to inspire his men. Patton's brigade was then moved to support U.S. I Corps in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive on September 26. He personally led a troop of tanks through thick fog as they advanced into German lines. Around 09:00, Patton was wounded while leading six men and a tank in an attack on German machine guns near the town of Cheppy.
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Spiessgasse (pike-alley), from the Frundsberger War Book of Jost Amman, 1525 A very similar military punishment found in later armies was known as "running the gauntlet". The condemned soldier was stripped to the waist and had to pass between a double row (hence also known as die Gasse, "the alley") of cudgeling or switching comrades. A subaltern walked in front of him with a blade to prevent him from running. The condemned might sometimes also be dragged through by a rope around the hands or prodded along by a pursuer.
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Both campaigns were successful, as Drusus's forces reached the Elbe River by 9 BC—though he died shortly after by falling off his horse.Eck (2003), 99. It was recorded that the pious Tiberius walked in front of his brother's body all the way back to Rome. aquila, relief in the heroic cuirass of the Augustus of Prima Porta statue To protect Rome's eastern territories from the Parthian Empire, Augustus relied on the client states of the east to act as territorial buffers and areas that could raise their own troops for defense.
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On July 16, 1921, Phillies players Jimmy Smith, Cy Williams, Frank Bruggy, Goldie Rapp, and Cliff Lee were arrested while leaving the ballpark in Philadelphia. Smith was detained and charged with assault, however the other four were allowed to leave after talking to police. While driving away from the park, two pedestrians walked in front of Bruggy's car (which all the Phillies were riding in), and the Phillies allegedly yelled at the pair. This allegedly instigated an argument and Smith was charged with hitting one of the pedestrians several times.
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Although his averages were not that far off from his career average, Foy was considered a disappointment to Mets fans. Additionally, according to Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman, Foy fell under the influence of his old friends in the Bronx. In the first game of one doubleheader, Koosman and others thought he was high on some kind of drug (eventually confirmed to be marijuana), especially when he walked in front of manager Gil Hodges in the dugout during a pitch and started cheering. Still, Hodges started him at third base in the second game.
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In 1972 he was sent to Santiago de Chile as ambassador. After the 1973 military coup against Chilean President Salvador Allende, the Cuban Embassy was under fire by tanks and Cubans were returning fire from the windows; Edelstam took a Swedish flag in hand and walked in front of the tanks as bullets hurled past. He fetched the Cubans out of the embassy and took them to the Swedish Embassy, then got them out of Chile to safety. After the incident, the Cuban Embassy in Santiago de Chile remained under Swedish protecting power for 18 years until 1991.
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Jones' mother was hosting a party for Courtney at the Centenary Avenue home before the kids went out trick-or- treating. Jones left Johnston Park and got a friend in a pickup truck to allow him to lay in the back and deliver him to the party at 150 Centenary Avenue. Jones appeared in the backyard and scared the kids, who were the first to see Tall Betsy. As they left to go down the street trick-or-treating, Tall Betsy walked in front of the Jones house and stood waiting for young trick-or- treaters.
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In February 2000, the ultra-right Freedom Party FPÖ (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs), entered into a coalition government in Austria. Led by Jörg Haider, the party, praising Hitler’s employment policy, was well known for his numerous anti- Semitic and xenophobic statements. EUJS organized a large demonstration in parallel to a leadership seminar that it was conducting at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. The students walked in front of the European Parliament and the Council of Europe to the Austrian embassy where they lit candles and threw toothbrushes in the mailbox in order to remind Austrians how Jews had to clean the sidewalk with toothbrushes during the Anschluss.
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Actors Whoopi Goldberg and Terry Crews, directors Darren Aronofsky and Ron Howard, as well as Ain't It Cool News website creator Harry Knowles have also publicly defended Bale's actions. Some have noted that it is customary for crew members to remain still while the camera is rolling. Experimental band The Mae Shi wrote the song, "R U Professional", which features samples from the recording; similarly, Lucian Piane's remix "Bale Out" is composed almost entirely of audio from the incident. Stephen Colbert parodied the incident on 4 February 2009 episode of The Colbert Report, in which guest Steve Martin repeatedly walked in front of the camera and was berated by Colbert.
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When one of the suspects, Tony Dellernia, was extradited to New York after surrendering in Chicago, Seedman, as was customary, had him perp-walked in front of reporters outside the precinct house. alt=A black-and-white photograph showing a man wearing a jacket and tie with a short sigar in his mouth, on the left, holding up the chin of a man on the right, who appears to be in pain Some photographers who arrived late complained to Seedmen. He obligingly brought Dellernia back out, but the defendant had his head low. Seedman, knowing he would regret doing so, forced Dellernia's head up and held him by the chin so his face would be visible.
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Nierenberg was able to convince Quistgaard that the pieces could be mass-produced, leading to Dansk International Design's first product, the Fjord line, which has been one of the firm's enduring bestsellers. Dansk was established that same year by Nierenberg and his wife in the garage of their Great Neck, New York home, with Quistgaard as its founding designer. By 1956, Nierenberg wasn't certain that American consumers were ready for the spare styling and brought some early samples of stainless steel flatware with sinuous carved wooden handles to a Manhattan store, and was so surprised that the company bought several hundred units on the spot that he almost walked in front of a bus driving down the street.Reif, Rita.
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The penalty became controversial after Dixon believed Power's crew member walked in front of Dixon's car intentionally. Dixon eventually called the ruling "pretty annoying"; IndyCar race director Beaux Barfield stated that replays Dixon hadn't seen of the incident showed him driving too close to Power's car, which was getting serviced at the time. As for Power, he led for the remainder of the race, and beat Justin Wilson by 1.2 seconds for his nineteenth career IndyCar victory and first in 25 races, while Dario Franchitti, Marco Andretti and Simon Pagenaud closed out the top five. The win was Power's third at Sonoma in four years, as he continues to be the only IndyCar driver with multiple wins at the track.
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The Highway Act 1835 allowed cart owners to be traced when it introduced the offence of 'Negligence causing damage to person or goods being conveyed on the highway', not having the owners name painted on the side of a cart, and refusing to give the owner's name. The early Locomotive Acts between 1866 and 1896 effectively calmed self-propelled traffic by requiring that a man walked in front of each vehicle with a red flag, and so the imposed speed limits of and did not require enforcing. The first person to be convicted of speeding in the UK was Walter Arnold of East Peckham, Kent, who on 28 January 1896 was fined for speeding at , thus exceeding the contemporary speed limit of . He was fined one shilling plus costs.
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He won at Pocono in July 2013, Indycar's first race there in 24 years, and Ganassi's first win of the year. He achieved back- to-back wins in the two-event Honda Indy Toronto. In the 2013 GoPro Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma, Dixon ran into one of Will Power's pit crew members, and was penalized. Dixon argued that the worker walked in front of his car, though IndyCar race director Beaux Barfield stated Dixon had driven into Power's work area. The next week at Baltimore, Dixon was involved in another incident with Power with 22 laps left, and officials ignored team requests to tow Dixon's car to pit lane for repairs. Dixon called for Barfield to be fired, and on 6 September, was fined $30,000 and placed on probation.
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Metcalf is one of seven Canadian soldiers to be awarded the Victoria Cross on 2 September 1918 for actions across the Drocourt-Quéant Line near Arras, France. The other six are: Bellenden Hutcheson, Arthur George Knight, Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney, Cyrus Wesley Peck, Walter Leigh Rayfield and John Francis Young. He was 23 years old and a lance corporal in the 16th (Canadian Scottish) Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, during the First World War when he committed the following deed for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross. On 2 September 1918 at Arras, France, when the right flank of the battalion was held up, Lance Corporal Metcalf rushed forward under intense machine-gun fire to a passing tank and with his signal flag walked in front of the tank directing it along the trench in a perfect hail of bullets and bombs.
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