Some 36,000 Verizon workers walked off their jobs -- the largest strike in the U.S. since ... some 45,000 Verizon workers walked off their jobs in 2011.
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When it reacted, he nodded in affirmation and walked off.
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The company's union employees walked off the job on Sept.
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The pair of Madrid stars gingerly walked off the pitch.
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For me, it ended when passengers walked off the plane.
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Questlove stood up wordlessly, waved casually, and walked off stage.
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Since workers walked off at the massive deposit on Feb.
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I hear you've walked off stage more than once, too.
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He eventually got up and slowly walked off the field.
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The cast waved for photos and walked off the stage.
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Afterwards, she took a picture of "Trump" and walked off.
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The two walked off the court to a standing ovation.
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I said hi to him and then I walked off.
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He closed the door and walked off into the shadows.
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The man waiting on tacos walked off, shaking his head.
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He ran home, and the Yankees walked off, victorious again.
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Thompson made the gesture as he walked off the floor.
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Someone sat there, bled out, and walked off the bus.
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He gave it to me, and I just walked off.
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Risa Nagel, above, walked off her Birthright trip last summer.
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I walked off deeply unsatisfied for not having an answer.
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Journalists at also walked off the job, cancelling news bulletins.
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That's how I felt as I walked off the green.
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But he walked off the track, so that's good thing.
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He walked off the field when the president needed him.
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She was still holding my coffee when she walked off.
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Ms. Greene confronted him as they walked off the stage.
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According to her personal trainer, Simpson walked off 100 pounds.
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When Kaywood explained, he claims the employee laughed and walked off.
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On day two, he walked off the grounds, overcome with anxiety.
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When they woke up, they just walked off and got noodles.
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"You are so handsome," Mirren said as she walked off stage.
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Shortly after 9PM, more than 60 workers walked off the job.
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Even so, in August, 20183, the controllers walked off the job.
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And security cameras revealed two male students walked off his bag.
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He stopped, said he'd had a "family emergency" and walked off.
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This was all too much for Hadid, who walked off set.
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Gonzalez walked off after having his left collarbone/shoulder area examined.
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Sensing his opponent was done, Fortuna coolly walked off in celebration.
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I walked off the set and thought, 'I don't know anything.
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He said, 'Fix it so I'm happy' and then walked off.
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In June 2009, Bergdahl walked off of his outpost in Afghanistan.
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Some workers at the Oshawa plant walked off the job Monday.
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As Christian walked off the court, he was handed a cellphone.
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McCarthy then walked off before reporters could ask follow-up questions.
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As she walked off the stage, she tripped over a speaker.
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Just plain walked off the field, down through the tunnel. Disappeared.
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I walked off all the good food with a little shopping.
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Alaina walked off an even bigger fan of Lincicome's than before.
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He walked off the plane through the main door, he said.
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New Zealand nurses last walked off the job 30 years ago.
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He walked off the field to more boos from the crowd.
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Mr. Kennedy then walked off the stage and left the building.
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They have been shut out 15 times, and walked off eight.
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He was walked off the White House grounds alongside his brother.
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He walked off the mound to an ovation after hitting Forsythe.
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"Thank you very much," Trump said quietly as he walked off.
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With that, he walked off, smiling broadly, toward his latest trophy.
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The Wizards concurred, but at least they walked off the court smiling.
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He is in stable condition, and walked off the aircraft upon landing.
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The gunman, who was nude except for a jacket, then walked off.
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Garcia, who sustained a head contusion, walked off under his own power.
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Then they all walked off the court together, smiling, for the intermission.
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Truckers walked off the job in September to complain about rising costs.
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Even so, he appeared emotionally defeated as he walked off the court.
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As tension mounted, she eventually walked off the stage in a huff.
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Nearly 40,000 Verizon workers walked off their jobs Wednesday, union officials said.
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In 2005, New York City transit workers illegally walked off the job.
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He did not directly address us or me, then kinda walked off.
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After a few silent moments, Rodriguez walked off without attracting a crowd.
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But many Democrats walked off the floor during the vote in protest.
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Then he walked off the field, wiping a tear from his cheek.
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Some 10,000 Amazon employees walked off the job to join the protest.
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Others walked off in a daze, or limped off toward massage tables.
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" He walked off to the Doobie Brothers' "Takin' It to the Streets.
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He walked off towards Harrowdown Hill a minute later, and didn't return.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off a military base in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Joe Russo was totally stressed when he walked off an Oakland, Calif.
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He declined to say how many workers had walked off the job.
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The President then smiled and waved as he walked off the field.
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I walked off convincing myself that I'm going to win the Open.
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The thieves walked off with terracotta vases, painted plates, brooches and jewels.
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I walked off the road and into a thicket of boreal forest.
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"I can't go on," he said and walked off into the wings.
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Teachers in Denver and West Virginia recently went walked off the job too.
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He walked off under his own power and returned to the locker room.
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Drake consoled Kevin Durant as he walked off in the second quarter. pic.twitter.
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Last week, about 2,000 Google employees walked off the job to protest Trump.
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Military police officers walked off the job to demand better pay and benefits.
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Adam Driver reportedly walked off stage after he awkwardly stood in the corner.
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Barely 30 to 40 seconds later, Tanushree just walked off the film set.
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As they walked off the court after their defeat, Serena spoke to reporters.
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Prior to his capture, Bergdahl walked off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Instead, Gaga and Cooper smiled and hugged as they walked off the stage.
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He had walked off on her once, left her, but that was different.
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"Casually walked off stage to this," she wrote along with the hashtag #katchelorette.
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Walked off like he was shopping at Wal-Mart, right down the aisle.
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Bergdahl, who walked off from his post in Afghanistan a decade ago, I'd
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Kevin Love walked off the floor with his surgically repaired left shoulder dangling.
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Mnangagwa had just walked off stage during the rally when the explosion occurred.
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After the game, Colts fans booed Luck as he walked off the field.
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He was captured by the Taliban hours after he walked off his post.
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He walked off the deck for the last time to a standing ovation.
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I walked off on impulse, and it is several hours before Now what?
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Slowly, he walked off the court, down an aisle, and out of view.
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He was attended to by trainers and walked off under his own power.
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By the time they walked off, all eyes were on Senator Kamala Harris.
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The Cavaliers players and Drew walked off the court celebrating their first win.
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Jimmy Garoppolo comforted free safety Tarvarius Moore as they walked off the field.
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At another, cabinetmakers walked off the job, leaving the clinic without any cabinets.
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Her friend, waiting half-sleepily, hugged her, grabbed her luggage and walked off.
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After being down for a bit, Toppin walked off on his own power.
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About 323,000 public sectors walked off the job, according to the interior ministry.
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When someone walked off with it, a bit of human history was lost.
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Farrell fell to the ground, but walked off the field under his own power.
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He threw his hat into the audience and then walked off stage for good.
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Late in the afternoon, I left Thorp and walked off on my own path.
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Then, he just walked out the back door and walked off down the street.
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He may have duck-walked off this mortal coil, but his music never will.
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About 2300,21 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen and servers walked off the job at 2500 a.m.
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It was as if Twitter had walked off the internet and started to breathe.
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"I told him to go to hell, and I walked off," she told Dateline.
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Scott placed a kiss on his sons portrait before he walked off the stage.
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It was at that time that police say the suspect walked off the train.
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About 1,000 cooks, housekeepers, bellmen and servers walked off the job at 13 a.m.
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Amazon said only 15 workers walked off; the organizers say there were several dozen.
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And guess what, everyone walked off with a birdie and had a little chuckle.
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I was completely embarrassed, just walked off the stage as quick as I could.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his outpost in Afghanistan, should serve no prison time.
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He eventually got up and slowly walked off the field and into the clubhouse.
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The two men hugged her as she walked off the stage after her speech.
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He crumpled to the ground but walked off the field under his own power.
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It is unclear what portion of that number have walked off the job Thursday.
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LeSean McCoy stretched during it and then walked off the field before it concluded.
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The man walked off, and I remained an unidentified sitting object — mute, anonymous, peeved.
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We walked off the plane and onto the tarmac at around 9:45 p.m. ...
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Stroman heard loud boos as he walked off the mound after the fourth inning.
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I could hear people yelling his name from the hallway as he walked off.
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And yet, as he walked off the mound, he was flashing a toothy grin.
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Eventually, health officials removed the sick passengers before the others walked off the plane.
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Because he works in France, he had a solution: he walked off the job.
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She walked off to a partial standing ovation from the gallery — also not normal.
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As Pelosi walked off the House floor, Democrats praised her with a standing ovation.
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She was given water and stayed sitting even after Waller-Bridge walked off stage.
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As the Speaker walked off the House floor, Democrats rose in a standing ovation.
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As the Speaker walked off the House floor, Democrats rose in a standing ovation.
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Rudolph walked off the field with assistance and eventually was transported to a hospital.
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Brittany called him some choice names, and Ryan shrugged his shoulders and walked off.
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A year ago, a reported 20,000 Google employees walked off the job in protest.
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The man then delivered a right hook to the journalist's face and walked off.
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"You guys can talk to this clown," the senator said, as he walked off.
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The crowd booed as the officials gathered their coats and walked off the floor.
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Because he works in France, he had a solution: he walked off the job.
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Trump reportedly threatened to veto the bill yesterday but was walked off the ledge.
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Then one day, I finally just walked off the job and never came back.
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Two other San Diego men walked off an ocean cliff while playing the game.
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"So it's not like I walked off saying I hit some terrible shots," he said.
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About 20 minutes into the broadcast, Cameron-Bure, 39, walked off during a commercial break.
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Chuck Berry may have duck-walked off the world stage, but his music never will.
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Workers in nine eastern states and Washington, D.C., walked off the job on April 13.
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Some 100 delegates walked off the floor in protest after the nomination, NBC News reported.
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On October 23, Bieber walked off stage during his Purpose World Tour stop in Manchester.
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About 2,500 workers at the CAMI plant in Ingersoll walked off the job on Sept.
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Jonathan Barnett, a Republican national committeeman from Arkansas, walked off the floor after Cruz's speech.
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After he walked off the court, those chants grew louder as Embiid encouraged the fans.
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Then, still reeling from the performance, Hannah yelled, "Crushed it," as he walked off stage.
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"When I walked off with Reese [Witherspoon], I thought, 'I got that done,' " she says.
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After the rant, West declared the show over, dropped his mic and walked off stage.
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"Basically, the parliamentarian told me," Rubio told reporters as he walked off the Senate floor.
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About 36,000 employees on the East Coast walked off their jobs at 6AM this morning.
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Maybe one of his kids walked off and he can't find his kid or something?
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Whenever drama reared its head, she simply said "why you fuming for" and walked off.
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Verizon Communications slipped after around 39,000 landline and cable workers walked off the job Wednesday.
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Ankudinoff, Baker and Cure walked off the track and were treated for bruises and burns.
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Amazon workers in Germany and Poland have also walked off the job, demanding better conditions.
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He struck out Hunter Pence and walked off the mound, shouting and pumping his fist.
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About two minutes and 20 seconds into the Facebook Live video, Biden walked off camera.
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The Swede walked off the court ignoring the on-court presentations and the news conference.
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Several workers walked off the job at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island on Monday.
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"When I walked off the court, I was, like, 'Finally, I can rest,'" Federer said.
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"It's someone else," she said, then walked off the set with a fellow female contestant.
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Some walked off discreetly, but others made clear that Madrid's referendum ban had galvanized them.
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He walked off the field and didn't recognize his own mother, who snapped his photo.
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His face is pale and cakey, as if he's just walked off a construction site.
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"I found out as soon as I walked off the floor," Murphy told BuzzFeed News.
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But as Djokovic walked off the court, the fans, who expected a long match, booed.
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At the European Open, he walked off the course after nine holes and contemplated quitting.
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Allen was nearly motionless on the turf after the hit but walked off the field.
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A small contingent watched the two argue; they eventually shook hands and walked off peacefully.
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Montero watched it land, turned and walked off the field with his equally dejected teammates.
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Last year he walked off with a special award at the LVMH Prize, pocketing €150,000.
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It was too much, and the rising star nearly walked off the court for good.
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Well we just walked off separate ways and didn't say another thing to each other.
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They had actually picked this up off the street and they walked off with it.
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Teammates and coaches held back Jack as he walked off the field following the ejection.
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After I repeatedly said no, he walked off in the opposite direction to the pay phone.
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After paramedics brought her a wheelchair, Crnokovic says they walked off and went about their day.
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Nearly 40,000 cable and landline phone workers walked off the job to protest stalled contract talks.
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"I didn't even recognize you," my mom dolefully told me when I walked off the plane.
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Several nights ago, Death Cab for Cutie walked off stage during the middle of their set.
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After a couple minutes, Cabrera stood up and walked off the field with trainer Ray Ramirez.
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"When I walked off with Reese [Witherspoon], I thought, 'I got that done,' " she told PEOPLE.
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Bergdahl walked off his post in Afghanistan in June 2009 and was captured by the Taliban.
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Witnesses say Jones Jr. walked off the van and comforted the driver -- who appeared shaken up.
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" "I think he (Trump) has been walked off the ledge of a broad imposition of tariffs.
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On Monday, nurses in local authority clinics in the capital, Harare, also walked off the job.
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Players walked off the field, and the lights illuminating the oval were turned off without explanation.
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Bergdahl walked off his post in Afghanistan in June 85033 and was captured by the Taliban.
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Graham Bonnar walked off in San Franscisco and ended up playing in the Brian Jonestown Massacre.
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No wonder Vladimir Putin walked off the stage with such a big smile on his face.
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James's face betrayed nothing as he walked off the court, wiping his face with his jersey.
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He walked off to his waiting aides, and Mr. Trump was left alone on the stage.
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Callimachi: So we began to walk back, and two of our colleagues have already walked off.
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"I'm disappointed that Republicans in both the House and Senate have walked off the job," Gov.
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"They looked like they just walked off the set of a Burning Man documentary," he said.
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He eventually walked off with help from team trainers and was taken to a nearby hospital.
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I shower, pack up the rest of my stuff, and realize my headphones have walked off.
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Bowe Bergdahl with desertion after he walked off his post and was captured by the Taliban.
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Mr. Sanders raised two open palms — as if to say: enough of this — and walked off.
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He said, 'Oh good luck by the way with the election,' at the end, walked off.
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He walked off the court to a standing ovation that felt like it would never end.
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I walked off the golf course saying I made the most of that round for sure.
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Nick Ahmed walked off left-handed reliever A.J. Minter (21-20) to lead off the 21th.
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Bergdahl was captured by the Taliban in 2009 after he walked off his post in Afghanistan.
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About 13.5 percent of teachers walked off the job, the government said, closing many primary schools.
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Best we can tell ... he walked off the stage holding Emma's envelope after her acceptance speech.
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He walked off the field, face wracked with pain—all of a sudden, no longer inevitable.
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Or maybe a lot, since Zuckerberg walked off the stage with sweat patches under his arms.
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The Indians lost a heartbreaker in 1997 when the Florida Marlins walked off in extra innings. 3.
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"I'm not coming back," she whispered to herself as she walked off the track one hot afternoon.
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In the end he said thank you as she walked off, which I thought was really cute.
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About 22020,000 educators and staff walked off the job to protest an inadequate 1 percent pay raise.
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Back on stage, fed up with the crowd mutiny, Hall threw his hands up and walked off.
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It happened again: a college basketball team walked off the court without shaking hands with their opponents.
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We'd say the smooch left 'em both feeling pretty good -- they walked off giggling, hand-in-hand.
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I booked the hotel from the Hilton app on my phone as we walked off the plane.
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He walked off the field, talked with trainers and general manager Kevin Colbert, and then left practice.
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He said, "Quite right," and then he walked off and continued to tweet his reputation into oblivion.
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She walked off the stage one night after being heckled, and showed up late to many shows.
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More than 700 workers at the Ivy League school's dining halls walked off the job on Oct.
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Diaz walked off the field under his own power, and Luis Avilan got the last three outs.
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Following a walk to Curtis Granderson, Gray walked off the mound to boos from the home fans.
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And so, at 19, I walked off of America's television screens and onto the campus of UCLA.
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Gaga and Cooper's chemistry was palpable as they smiled and hugged as they walked off the stage.
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A couple of us sheepishly walked off the bus and disposed of flasks and weed-related items.
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Bowe Bergdahl showed signs of mental illness when he walked off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Finishing off Beckham earned Tanaka a loud ovation from the crowd as he walked off the mound.
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Cardinals 5, Mets 4 Jeurys Familia walked off the mound with an unfamiliar feeling on Wednesday night.
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It was a huge concession and left the leadership fuming as they walked off the Senate floor.
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He was on the ground for several minutes before he walked off the field, accompanied by trainers.
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We've done whole sets where we just did that for 25 minutes and then just walked off.
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As he walked off the stage, I detected, just for a moment, a rare note of fatigue.
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After five rounds of flailing arms and legs, the two girls walked off, faces sweaty and battered.
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About 20,4003 Google employees and contractors in 50 cities walked off the job in a coordinated protest.
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After they handed nature boy his clothes, he slipped 'em on and walked off into the sunset.
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It was never enough, and when the brothers could not pay their loom operators, many walked off.
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A trainer came to check on Newcomb before he walked off the field under his own power.
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Instead, we just walked off the plane, took off our face masks and disappeared into the city.
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During one 1919 protest, as many as 365,000 steelworkers walked off their jobs, AFL-CIO statistics show.
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Sunday's kickoffs were less than 85033 hours away when the president walked off that stage in Huntsville.
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Gray calmly walked off the mound afterward, The Indians finally took advantage of Gray in the sixth.
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FIFPRO has in the past offered support in individual cases where players have walked off the pitch.
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After the performance, Mr. Trump pumped his fist, and embraced the musicians as they walked off stage.
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Driving the news: About 46,000 hourly workers walked off the job at GM at 20173:59 p.m.
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As of Thursday morning, hundreds of McDonalds workers had walked off the job, according to the group.
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Jamie Foxx walked off a live ESPN broadcast after he was asked about his relationship with Katie Holmes.
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The two held hands as they walked off-stage, and Shelton pumped his fist at his band members.
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But in the first half, he walked off the court to get checked out in the locker-room.
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According to TMZ , some concert goers said that he walked off stage earlier in the evening as well.
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They played a cocky set before us and I'll never forget their faces after we walked off stage.
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Yearwood walked off the stage arm-in-arm with the former President, as Brooks stood with Mrs. Carter.
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At the news conference, after the occupiers had walked off, Garrett VeneKlasen stepped forward to protest their actions.
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Be patient and kind with your ER nurse... you never know what battlefield they just walked off of.
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A woman, who had been staring at Makhzoomi as he talked, suddenly stood and walked off the plane.
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Mr. Wilson recalled that several male models walked off the set, upset at the portrayal of their profession.
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The dancer then shed the bulky ensemble and walked off clutching her left arm and rubbing her nose.
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"I just walked off and said, 'Good luck, hell or high water I'll do this myself,'" he recalled.
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Muntari then walked off in protest, and received a second yellow card, resulting in a one-match ban.
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Some 2,500 workers at GM's CAMI plant in Ingersoll, in southern Ontario, walked off the job on Sept.
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Peter Jurkin added 11 for the Buccaneers (6-103) who appeared dejected as they walked off the court.
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I remember the day that my mother walked off a job after the homeowner refused to pay her.
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At the final buzzer, as fans booed the referees, he walked off the court staring at the ground.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, players walked off the job several times to win concessions like free agency.
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Reciprocity is suddenly broken, as though one player in a game had walked off the court mid-volley.
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Mr. Mustafa, who it turned out did not have explosives, walked off the plane with his hands up.
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As Sly walked off, Sandy turned to me and said, 'I cannot believe how terrible Paul Anka looks!
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The American woke up under the Jumbotron, while the Brit walked off with his hands in the air.
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The new measures attracted a negative response with England's Tammy Abraham suggesting the team should have walked off.
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Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine, learned of the Manafort news as she walked off the Senate floor.
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"Down here, dude, it's fight for yourself," said another man who walked off with an armful of sodas.
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The planned strike would come days after workers for two government departments walked off the job on Monday.
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The two men walked off the floor arm in arm to drink bourbon in Mr. Robertson's hideaway office.
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They said something to the guy, who just put his dick back in his pants and walked off.
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"Beer's locked, too," he said with a sigh, and then walked off with his little red shopping basket.
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The shoulder was wrapped in ice when he walked off the court at the end of the game.
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"He must be a disciple of Buddha," he said, matter-of-factly, and walked off, down the trail.
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We didn't do that to Robert Bales, who walked off his base twice and murdered 16 innocent people.
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"I walked off the stage, thinking I might never perform it again," says Morgan about the emotional moment.
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During the episode, Meghan McCain walked off the set as cameras panned the studio heading into a commercial.
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BENTIU, South Sudan — The teenage boy walked off the plane with two small rocks jammed into his ears.
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Some 2,500 workers at the CAMI plant in Ingersoll, in southern Ontario, walked off the job on Sept.
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Some 300 unionized workers walked off the job on Monday, but production has not been impacted, he said.
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In 2018, more workers walked off the job in the United States than in any year since 1986.
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Another boy nicknamed Bran Bran walked off the field with his head down after Henderson scored a touchdown.
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Both walked off the field under their own power, but Peterson departed the game with a neck strain.
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The strikes began on Wednesday night, when rail workers walked off their shifts and buses returned to depots.
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Scott walked off the green with a double-bogey 21985, dropping to third behind Kokrak and K. J. Choi.
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As he walked off the green, he could be seen smiling and talking to Johnston, who also was smiling.
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The man did not jump and instead walked off the bridge, Fox 2 and the Detroit News both reported.
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A man confronted one of the teens, threw a drink in his face, and walked off with the hat.
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We ended where we began, beneath the Harvey Milk Street sign, where she briskly walked off without looking back.
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The GM strike, in which 50,000 workers walked off the job in mid-September, has still not been resolved.
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Nearly 593,259 members of the United Auto Workers had walked off the job across the United States on Sept.
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After Cardi seemingly made her point, Offset walked off the stage, and a stagehand removed his tribute to her.
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Kyrgios was trailing Norwegian qualifier Casper Ruud 2-1 in the third set when he walked off the court.
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The strike of September 2012 was the first time Chicago teachers had walked off the job in 25 years.
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Laughton ultimately won Franco's heart, and the two walked off the yacht and into the sunset hand-in-hand.
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" Leinonen walked off the stage to a standing ovation – as well as chants of "love trumps hate" and "Enough!
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Indeed, they have barely walked off the dock before they are met by Kenneth McIver, one of Jared's employees.
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In 2012, Carlson walked off the set of Fox & Friends after her co-host Kilmeade made a sexist comment.
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After Cardi seemingly made her point, Offset walked off the stage, and stagehands wheeled off his tribute to her.
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The last commercial U.S. airline pilot strike, for example, was in 2010, when Spirit's pilots walked off the job.
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The girls had been missing since Friday afternoon, when they walked off into a wooded area near their home.
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Sure, I don't look long and slim and like I just walked off a magazine cover, photoshopped and perfect.
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All three employees and one off-shift worker walked off the job to protest low wages and work conditions.
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Once, a guy approached me at Pret A Manger and said, "You look like an alien," then walked off.
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Rapinoe pimp walked off the jet onto a waiting red carpet with a glass of booze in hand -- SWAAGGGGG!!!
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And it has been operating at reduced rates ever since its unionised workforce walked off the job on Feb.
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We could have left it all behind, walked off the outpost into the desert, never to be seen again.
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Senio Kelemete walked off the field with trainers with what appeared to be a neck or shoulder-related injury.
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After being treated by medical staff for several minutes he walked off unaided, earning loud applause from the crowd.
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Marlins 22015, Mets 2 MIAMI — Jacob deGrom handed Mets Manager Terry Collins the ball and walked off the mound.
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But soon after GM's roughly 50,000 UAW members walked off the job on Sunday, Trump's reaction wasn't exactly fiery.
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Collins immediately emerged from the dugout, and Matz walked off the field to the sound of a standing ovation.
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Trump ignored a chorus of reporters who shouted questions about Flynn as he and Trudeau walked off the podium.
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But the applause when all three walked off the green with birdies was as muted as a pastel palette.
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Sabathia walked off the mound after four and two-thirds innings, having yielded seven hits while striking out five.
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The movement first arose in West Virginia, where teachers walked off the job in February, winning a $2,000 raise.
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Several weeks later, another group of workers at a nearby delivery center in Minnesota also walked off the job.
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He walked off and she replaced him in the crowd: a new face, now smiling pleasantly in the background.
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She really is that girl who walked off the stage after her [extremely brief Emmy acceptance] speech that time.
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Bouncy houses, balloon animals and a dunk tank welcomed Mets fans as they walked off the No. 237 train.
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As Giles walked off the mound, cameras appeared to catch him uttering an expletive in the direction of Hinch.
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As if in response, AI journo walked off screen and came back zipped up in a hooded windbreaker. Woah.
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The strike began to unfold on Wednesday evening as workers at the national railway SNCF walked off the job.
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But they walked off 4&13 losers after a thrashing by South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen and Mexican Abraham Ancer.
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In April, 31,000 Stop & Shop workers at 240 stores in New England walked off their jobs for 10 days.
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Schwartzel walked off the course following his Tuesday practice round and said the set-up looked all too familiar.
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As the drama unfolded, Warren Beatty — who had announced the award with Faye Dunaway — walked off stage clutching the envelope.
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He briefly loses consciousness, and after he's walked off the field, he doesn't return for the rest of the game.
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The night Neil Armstrong walked off the lunar module and onto the moon, I was there—next to my mother.
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While making the first Rush Hour, he would argue with cinematographer Adam Greenberg until Greenberg walked off set in frustration.
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"She still has to do more to prove herself," Coly said, shaking his head, as a dejected Helen walked off.
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Charlton also forced two fumbles before sustaining an apparent leg injury; he walked off the field under his own power.
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Hundreds of workers walked off the job at the Oshawa plant in protest on the day GM announced its plans.
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Australian Nick Kyrgios threw a chair and walked off the court Thursday, defaulting his match in the Round of 32.
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"That's number 31," as in career hole-in-ones, a delighted Player told Watson as they walked off the tee.
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The Boeing 717 taxied to the gate and the flight's 109 passengers walked off the plane, with no reported injuries.
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Their opponents - Alexandr Dolgopolov for Federer and Martin Klizan for Djokovic - both walked off injured early in their second sets.
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A victorious Bader walked off with his hands in the air as Latifi hit the canvas in an unconscious heap.
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Or because he was or was not properly hydrated and walked off the field a few moments before his teammates.
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By the time Radiohead walked off stage Friday night — twice — Coachella's biggest beauty trends were already present and accounted for.
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Looks like they had a good day, based on the cash they walked off with at the close of biz.
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Sabathia continued yelling as he walked off the mound, and Garcia inched closer to Sabathia, who was restrained by Gregorius.
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The top two Senate leaders walked off the Senate floor together while a vote on keeping the government remained open.
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He flashed a quick smile at reporters as he walked off the floor to his office following the resolution's passage.
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"That was one of the greatest feelings I've had, seeing my dad when I walked off the plane," she said.
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"It's exciting that there's so many women of color," Onumonu said just after she walked off the conference hall stage.
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Dozens of frustrated employees walked off the job Monday afternoon to protest the company's delay in recognizing BuzzFeed News Union.
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She did not think she would wind up back on the course when she walked off after the 18th hole.
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All across the country last year, public school teachers walked off the job to demand better resources and higher pay.
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Federer walked off the court moments later to more chants of his name, and waved both hands at the fans.
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When he was shown a mock red card, he walked off the court and kissed Cappelletti through the sideline netting.
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Sabathia walked off the field in the top of the eighth to resounding cheers, even though the Yankees were trailing.
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I walked off the mound, and I went to my agent and I said: 'Get a one-year deal done.
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It's been four weeks since 50,000 United Auto Worker members walked off the job to press for more job security.
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Finally, Mr. Conaway's microphone was shut off, and the men lingered, jawing inaudibly at each other before they walked off.
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About 1,700 union workers at Wabtec's newly acquired locomotive factory in Erie, Pennsylvania, walked off the job on Tuesday morning.
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It's difficult to believe that America's contracted defenders have simply walked off the job — especially at a time like this.
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His effort using his 3-iron landed several yards short of the green, and he walked off with a bogey.
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A shell-shocked Day, usually accomodating with the media, walked off hand-in-hand with wife Ellie without taking questions.
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It's not immediately clear how many employees walked off the job as part of Wednesday's demonstration, although employees were present.
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He would not get an argument from McIlroy, who had a 14-foot birdie putt and walked off with a bogey.
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But then I remembered earlier in the show, he walked off the stage and ended up crowd surfing his way back.
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But nothing got as many LoLs as this gag reel which played as the cast and crew walked off the stage.
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Bergdahl was held captive by the Taliban for five years after he walked off his base in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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Andrew Yang walked off the stage of the second Democratic debate on July 31, fists pumping and grinning ear to ear.
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Longa walked off the field, but was seen wearing a heavy brace after the game and tests confirmed the torn ligament.
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After initially attempting to stop the man from throwing the rocks, the woman walked off to the side of the road.
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If I liked the shoes a guy was wearing as he walked off the bus, I could buy them from him.
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It would mark the second time Chicago teachers have walked off the job since Rahm Emanuel became mayor five years ago.
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Bergdahl willingly walked off his Army base in Afghanistan in 2009 and was held captive by the Taliban for five years.
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Foxx recently even walked off a live ESPN interview with SportsCenter's Michael Smith when his pairing with Holmes was brought up.
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I also walked off the platform and back through the turnstiles, because I had a feeling something was about to happen.
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Her husband, Kanye West, abruptly walked off the stage during a New York concert, leaving hundreds of fans bewildered and unhappy.
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Producer Lorne Michaels ordered that the "Applause" sign not be lit, and O'Connor walked off the Studio 22013H stage to silence.
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A man later identified as Shane Stant struck Kerrigan in the knee with a baton after she walked off the ice.
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Nolasco didn't realize the extent of the crash until she walked off the train and saw the horror of the scene.
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Blood trickled from his nose and mouth as he took your old Little League coach's advice and walked off the pain.
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Rustling through the last bag, surrounded by rubbish, Dad shook his head and walked off to a consolatory cold Christmas dinner.
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I played this slower song I wrote but the kids wouldn't stop talking so I threw my guitar and walked off.
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Seeing plums and vegetables and mushrooms, Prince Philip "slammed the lid down -- 'It's bloody organic' -- and he walked off," said McGrady.
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You will remember when Preston from the Ordinary Boys walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks in a cardigan made from sequins.
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As Gulbis walked off the course, she signed autographs, posed for photos and engaged in small talk with anyone who approached.
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Thousands of Google employees walked off the job across more than 20 offices worldwide in November to protest its workplace culture.
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During the first secession in 494 BC, plebeians walked off the job to protest a law that would increase their debt.
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But a review showed that Chapman had kept his toe on the base, and the Yankees walked off with the win.
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"People usually perceive me—or at least react to me—as a cisgendered gay man," Chance continued after they walked off.
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You will remember when Preston from the Ordinary Boys walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks in a cardigan made from sequins.
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The teen heartthrob dropped his microphone and walked off stage after begging fans to stop screaming between songs during an Oct.
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Bumgarner snared it, let out a primal scream and threw the ball into the stands as he walked off the field.
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More than 21.8,21.8 educators walked off the job Monday to demand smaller class sizes, more school staffing and higher teacher salaries.
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Though the flight was not as stressful as I had anticipated, I felt mostly relief as I walked off the plane.
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Four thousand workers from two government departments walked off the job Monday in the first of two such planned job actions.
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He walked off the field after Stanton singled with one out in the sixth to put runners at first and second.
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The officer at the house called for backup once Sanchez walked off the porch carrying a 2-foot metal pipe. Sgt.
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And The Ridiculous 6, whose Native American cast members famously walked off the project in protest, enjoys a big, fat zero.
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But on the ninth, he walked off the green with a bogey six after being just off the green in two.
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About 35,000 educators and staff walked off the job to protest a 1 percent pay raise, which they said was inadequate.
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"They ran to the other end of the spectrum and then walked off the ledge," Nick Merrill, a spokesman for Mrs.
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An Army medical board concluded that he had been suffering from a severe psychological disorder when he walked off his base.
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Employees at Hachette Book Group walked off the job Thursday in response to the firm's planned publication of Woody Allen's memoir.
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And in Minneapolis, tens of thousands of workers walked off the job in solidarity with a Teamsters strike in the city.
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Giants 6, Mets 5 The frustration showed on Jeurys Familia's face as he walked off the mound in the ninth inning.
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The next year, she came out onstage, in St. Louis, and started singing "Respect" but then walked off, unable to continue.
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A marshal and his escort walked off the stage after being presented during the tableau at the Mystics of Time ball.
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More than 30 Amazon workers at a Sacramento warehouse walked off the job this morning, demanding they receive paid time off.
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The whole team left the bench, the coach is in a fight, they walked off the floor, they called the game!
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The entire Iona team walked off the court in protest; the Mississippi athletes later went to Mr. Hill's room to apologize.
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Thousands of Google employees across the world walked off the job Thursday to protest the company's mishandling of sexual harassment claims.
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Hamels threw a couple of warmup pitches, then walked off the mound and went directly through the dugout into the clubhouse.
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Justin Bieber walked off the stage during a Purpose concert in Manchester, England after asking fans to stop screaming in between songs.
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An entire Indiana town is without a police department after every officer walked off the job in protest on Monday, PEOPLE confirms.
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He walked off the course to an ecstatic response from assembled fans and his friends and family, including his two young children.
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Earlier this year, teachers walked off the job in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Arizona, demanding higher pay and better funded schools.
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Sanders' fans never minded that he often talked for more than an hour, or that he walked off stage without shaking hands.
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Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb was yelling it as he walked off the field and entered a locker room filled with jubilation.
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As I walked off the gig mid-shift, it really hit home how my initial reservations about the sex industry were unfair.
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Fellow models ran out to fetch water as the show began, and one was eventually walked off the field by Yeezy producers.
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After Anderson made the final out of the inning, Rodon walked off the field and mouthed "wow" to his teammate in appreciation.
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Everyone looks like the picture of '50s American perfection as if they just walked off the set of a Douglas Sirk film.
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Had rail workers walked off the job Monday, experts said, it would have cost NYC businesses an estimated $5.9 million per hour.
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Back in the real world I would have walked off and found somewhere that was prepared to sell me what I wanted.
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Rumors surfaced today that Kanye nearly walked off set after his stage had been tampered with at the last moment, ET reports.
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The players walked off the field against Iraq and refused to talk to reporters and columnists and commentators have been unusually hostile.
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Teachers in schools across Oklahoma walked off the job Monday, demanding pay raises and more funding for schools, Sky 5 News reported.
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Ortiz walked off the field to another standing ovation, briefly touching the brim of his helmet as he descended into the dugout.
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Collins emerged from the dugout, and a few moments later, Harvey walked off the field as a large contingent jeered his performance.
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When you walked off that bus at age 59, were you a different man or did that behavior continue until just recently?
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Odorizzi appeared to try to stretch and then threw two warmup pitches, but was unable to continue and walked off the mound.
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When you walked off that bus at age 2120, were you a different man or did that behavior continue until just recently?
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He pays her back with the wedding coat he walked off with and the two finally perform their specially choreographed wedding dance.
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As Bauer walked off the mound, the Toronto fans behind the visitors' dugout at Rogers Centre gave him a cynical standing ovation.
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When those 200 New York City cooks and cashiers walked off their jobs in 2012, people gave them no shot to win.
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Her husband, the musician Kanye West, abruptly walked off the stage of a concert in Queens when he learned of the crime.
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She placed the mic down, grabbed a piece of paper off a stool onstage and walked off with a last wave goodbye.
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On Thursday, Merritt walked off the 18th green of Bellerive at one over par for the first round of the P.G.A. Championship.
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I walked off toward the spot where the black man was detained to ask others if they'd seen what started the commotion.
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When Thrush saw, he abruptly walked off, waving his hand flippantly, and left her alone to wait for her ride, she said.
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New York City fast-food workers walked off the job in protest for higher wages a year after the first Occupy protests.
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As Bauer walked off the mound, the crowd gave a standing ovation, and he tipped his cap as he reached the dugout.
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But he threw three interceptions, including two to Ramsey, who walked off the field looking devastated after the Steelers' go-ahead score.
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Although the pair never ended up locking lips onstage, they did rub noses and walked off the stage together hand-in-hand.
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After fanning Ramirez on three pitches to end the sixth, Cole screamed and pumped his arms as he walked off the mound.
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Yellowstone National Park launched the hashtag #YellowstonePledge to encourage safe travel after several visitors walked off the park boardwalks into prohibited areas.
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As Embiid walked off the court, a camera zoomed in and you could see the finger was pointing in the wrong direction.
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Joe Biden walked onto another Democratic debate stage Tuesday night as the frontrunner and once against walked off the winner by default.
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A touchy subject Monica Lewinsky walked off stage when an interviewer in Jerusalem asked her a question about former President Bill Clinton.
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Monica Lewinsky walked off a stage and that tiny act of self-preservation and self-respect has become an international news story.
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But one day, he walked off the field during the middle of the game, tired of being stuck out in right field.
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After his ejection, Girardi threw his cap on the ground and animatedly flung his hands around as he walked off the field.
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After parring the 18th hole, Koepka walked off the green like a man leaving the grocery store with supplies for a barbecue.
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One day, frustrated and exhausted, he walked off the set and had to be coaxed back to the studio by F.J. Lennon.
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So he walked off the pitch like a grown-up—like a lad in a band, not a boy in a boyband.
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When you walked off that bus at age 210, were you a different man, or did that behavior continue until just recently?
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But what should have been a joyous homecoming quickly turned dark after it was revealed that Bergdahl walked off his base in Afghanistan.
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"I literally walked off that set and became an ambassador for the Innocence Project to help those who've been wrongfully convicted," Nash said.
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And I just looked at him Laura, and I was just flabbergasted and I said you go to hell and I walked off.
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The boy told authorities the driver had taken the pair into the desert, then walked off with the girl while carrying a crowbar.
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The man who played Agent Derek Morgan walked off into the sunset with the love of his life and a new baby boy.
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Eventually, we all walked off, but for the rest of the night I kept thinking about the man's question and my own response.
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The men, whose loyalties were unclear, stormed a voting room, broke open ballot boxes and walked off with the ballots, said the observers.
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Primary school teachers, nurses and bus drivers walked off work several times over the past year demanding better wages and fewer working hours.
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We huffed and puffed in rhythm with them, held hands as we encircled them, and then walked off, single-file, into the darkness.
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Woods' sixth eagle of 2018 vaulted him into a tie for the lead with Rickie Fowler when he walked off the golf course.
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And then Wilson walked off stage and said nothing about one of the company's biggest strategic errors in the last year: loot boxes.
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He walked off "on his own accord" despite the presence of law enforcement, but not before the flight was delayed for three hours.
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Remember in October, when Brady walked off the podium to end a press conference because a reporter asked him a Donald Trump question?
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The horse got out, shook off, and "loved on us for a few minutes as a thank you, and walked off," he wrote.
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On Tuesday, some 1,300 workers walked off the job at IOC's Labrador City mine, after rejecting the company's final contract offer on Monday.
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The Purple Aces raised their hands and ran around a silent Rupp Arena after the final horn as the Wildcats slowly walked off.
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After escaping a two-on, no-out jam in the sixth, he smacked his glove in delight as he walked off the field.
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After negotiations failed with building companies, stonemasons put down their tools and walked off their job at Melbourne University in April of 1856.
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The airline's statement said the passengers walked off the aircraft and those not taken to hospital were provided hotel accommodation for the night.
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Muncy and Corey Seager walked off Young with one out, and Martin singled in Muncy before Maeda's safety squeeze bunt drove in Seager.
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In June, when CNN "Reliable Sources" anchor Brian Stelter questioned Beck about reported troubles at TheBlaze, Beck grew upset and walked off set.
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Chris Van Hollen a Democrat from Maryland as he walked off the floor after discussing the plight of federal workers in his state.
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Yet when workers walked off the job on April 11, many Stop & Shop locations could not find enough replacement workers to stay open.
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After being denied the vote, most of the delegation from Colorado walked off the floor in protest, leaving behind rows of empty seats.
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"I would be talking to a friend who might have walked off and I couldn't tell and kept talking to myself," he added.
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Google walkouts Google employees worldwide briefly walked off the job to protest sexual harassment and discrimination scandals that have dogged the tech giant.
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Behind the scenes, Rose's co-director Joshua Leonard got so fed up with Korine's increasingly far-fetched yarns that he walked off set.
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As the house band played and the credits rolled, Carson walked off the stage, leaving his guests behind to shake each other's hands.
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The News, winner of 11 Pulitzers in its 99-year history, underwent a crisis when 10 unions walked off the job in 1990.
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SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — Bryson DeChambeau began chirping in Tiger Woods's ear as soon as they walked off the first tee box.
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The rally ended and the younger Jorge Cruz, walked off the field to take a break from the blazing San Fernando Valley heat.
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After an uncomfortable conversation that lasted less than 30 seconds, I walked off, leaving him with a look of astonishment on his face.
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The two women then walked off the set together, a first for the TV franchise since its debut in the U.S. in 2002.
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In addition to Collins, Senator Lisa Murkowski was irate and denounced the comments by Nadler as soon as she walked off the floor.
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Still, the pitching legend got a huge ovation from fans when he walked off the NY mound for the final time last week.
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As he walked off the mound, Reed exchanged words with the home-plate umpire, Stu Scheurwater, before being restrained by catcher Rene Rivera.
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McConnell and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer then walked off the Senate floor together, only to return and continue talks with other senators.
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" The memo further alleges that Henry "walked off his job ... in the middle of the day, determined to walk down the extremist path.
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Many of those who would be affected by the reforms have walked off their jobs to strike, bringing the country to a standstill.
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Employees walked off the job last week over calls for better pay and benefits after their four-year contract with the company expired.
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They walked off with $1,500, but not before one person was fatally shot and five others were wounded in a hail of gunfire.
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Workers at Amazon's biggest warehouse in Spain, San Fernando de Henares, walked off the job on Friday and will also strike on Saturday.
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I gave them all the information I remembered: style/kind/color of gun, an approximate height, and the direction he walked off toward.
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Some delegates threw down their credentials or walked off the Quicken Loans Arena floor in protest, showing that a rift lingers within the party.
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When confronted on camera about the documents and his connection to Wintris, he walked off set and claimed he was tricked into an interview.
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About 53,25 teachers walked off the job on Tuesday, closing down nearly every school in the state for the second time in a year.
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Ryan declined to comment about the Democrat's complaints as he walked off the floor, telling a reporter he doesn't do interviews in the hallway.
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He walked off the field, but after a brief visit to the examination tent, Shipley was taken to the locker room on a cart.
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In 2013, workers at a medical marijuana company, Wellness Connection of Maine, walked off the job that winter, protesting the company's use of pesticides.
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Nearly 17,000 Google employees walked off the job Thursday as part of a massive, worldwide protest against the company's mishandling of sexual harassment cases.
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The "Feelin' You" singer walked off the stage and went into the crowd to dance with her fans and get up close and personal.
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When the final whistle was blown, Russia's players fell to the ground and embraced, while the disappointed French walked off, some wiping away tears.
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Facing the division rival Nationals, he gave up five runs in an inning and a third, and walked off the field clutching his armpit.
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Williams walked off Arthur Ashe Stadium court with a wave and twirl then waited to find out who she will play in Saturday's final.
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Arizona's strike has kept the vast majority of its 1.1 million school children out of classrooms since teachers walked off the job last Thursday.
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They also walked off the job at plants handling lubricants, nitrogen and shale gas, as well as in the ports of Suape and Paranagua.
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Madigan walked off the floor a short time later to the shout of "Speaker Junk" from State Representative Grant Wehrli, a suburban Chicago Republican.
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Moments later, the misplaced ire dissipated as Beltran took off his batting gloves and walked off the field, replaced by pinch-runner Rob Refsnyder.
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In 2012, after a disparaging comment about women made by her co-host Brian Kilmeade, Ms. Carlson walked off the set in apparent protest.
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The program had few takers, and many prisoners and probationers who did try it walked off the job, because the work was so hard.
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After the inning ended, Chapman walked off the mound having thrown 35 pitches to get four outs, bringing his total since Sunday to 97.
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She sang for a few minutes, did her famous hit "I Try" remixed with a generic club beat, and then walked off the stage.
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New England cashiers, Los Angeles teachers, and Pennsylvania transportation workers have also walked off their jobs this year—all receiving major concessions from employers.
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The referee quickly raised his arm in victory and he walked off toward his waiting teammates with a look of dismay on his face.
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Tens of thousands of workers walked off the job, wildcat strikes broke out, and angry crowds were met with live fire from the authorities.
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Remembering the time Bryant tore his Achilles in one of his last seasons with the Lakers, Sherman walked off the field on his own.
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He grabbed two rackets and walked off the court, trailed by a tournament official who must accompany players on their way to the bathroom.
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As Woods walked off the green, he scooped his 10-year-old son, Charlie, in his arms for a hug that lasted nine seconds.
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In 2018, roughly half a million workers walked off the job—more than in any year since 1986, and up from 25,000 in 2017.
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In response, staff have walked off the job in an unauthorized strike until Monday morning, although the company will continue to publish as usual.
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Australia's John Peers and Jordan Thompson did take the court for the Group D doubles rubber but walked off after claiming the opening game.
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After her speech, she walked off stage with Regina King (who presented the award) and they had their hands wrapped behind each other's backs.
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Democrat seeking Katie Hill's former seat nabs endorsement from firefighters association MORE and others who walked off the professional gang plank for Donald Trump?
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Muted sounds: That was my first impression when I walked off the chaotic Teknaf Road in southeast Bangladesh into the massive, overcrowded makeshift camp.
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The final humiliation was yet to come: Trump introduced Pence and then immediately, unusually, walked off the stage, leaving Pence alone at the podium.
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"I was concerned, but I really didn't get nervous until he walked off the mound of his bullpen session warming up," House says now.
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When Jordan walked off the court that afternoon, he didn't even exchange a glance with Hobbs, who was standing only a few feet away.
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France provided the U.S. with their toughest test of the tournament but the Americans still walked off the court with a comfortable 19-point win.
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Teachers walked off the job in West Virginia, Oklahoma, Arizona, Kentucky, North Carolina and Colorado, with the strikes lasting from a day to 10 days.
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Woodward allegedly told investigators that upon arriving at the park, Blaze walked off by himself and that an hour later Woodward could not find him.
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Today, Google employees worldwide walked off the job to protest the ban; CEO Sundar Pichai and co-founder Sergey Brin came out to support them.
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From the sounds of it, he walked off after once again growing frustrated with people in the crowd screaming while he was trying to talk.
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As he walked off the green, Reed was met by a smiling McIlroy, who bumped fists with his rival in a classic Ryder Cup tableau.
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Brendan Ekstrom, the guitarist for the band Circa Survive, has been performing for over 20 years and he's never walked off stage during a song.
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Ariana had just walked off stage when the bomb went off, and her mom helped usher young fans to safety, an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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He later walked off with a police officer, who he said had offered to drive him to Jacobi Medical Center to look for his father.
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The second time, in 2017, she walked off the stage before she was meant to talk about the legacy of violence in her own family.
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And he was saying some things as I was walking off the court, and I slapped the phone out his hand and just walked off.
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The little plastic people from Billund, Denmark first walked off the assembly line and onto the carpet under our bare feet in August of 1978.
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Farrell walked two in a scoreless frame, then offered a subtle tip of his cap toward his dad in the dugout as he walked off.
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Thousands of Google employees around the world walked off the job briefly on Thursday to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment in recent years.
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At the end of the song, Grande shook Miller's hand, as though to thank him jokingly for doing business with her, and walked off stage.
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He walked off the field under his own power but was removed from the game before the top of the sixth by manager Mike Matheny.
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" Reporters have been fascinated with Rubio's taste in music since he announced his presidential bid last April and walked off stage to Axwell's "Something New.
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Bergdahl has said he walked off his post to trigger an alert so he could get the attention of his superiors to recommend leadership reforms.
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And frequent collaborators Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj held hands as they walked off stage after their performance of their new single "Side to Side."
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Four of them had walked off the job on the same day, before the building had even started to rise up out of the concrete.
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Instead of running toward first base, he tucked his neck into his left shoulder and walked off the field with the assistance of training staff.
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The Times reported that, in Algeria, employees at a petroleum plant walked off the job as the temperature neared a hundred and twenty-four degrees.
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The year before, Ms. Carlson walked off the set of "Fox and Friends" in apparent protest when Mr. Kilmeade made a disparaging comment about women.
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It is starkly reflected in the young, mostly female, activist Jews from a group called IfNotNow who recently walked off a Birthright tour in Israel.
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Some 1,300 unionized workers walked off the job at the Labrador City mine in Eastern Canada on March 27 after rejecting IOC's final contract offer.
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A fired-up McIlroy brought his finger to his lips in sync with Pieters, whose exuberance made Mickelson smile as he walked off the green.
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As the match ended, the Brazilian crowd at Belo Horinzonte began cheering on the Germans as their own players walked off the pitch in embarrassment.
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INJURIES Bears: RB Tarik Cohen (ankle) and DT Akiem Hicks (knee) walked off gingerly with two minutes left after he was hurt rushing the quarterback.
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They gave him an ovation as he walked off at three over, which left him closer to the bottom of the leaderboard than the top.
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Sergeant Rodrigues walked off the plane carrying a garment bag and a carry-on suitcase, law enforcement officials in Spain told the newspaper El País.
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The Patriots owner has talked openly about how Vladimir Putin walked off with his Super Bowl 39 ring during a meeting in Russia in 2005.
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There was no public transportation in the capital as workers walked off the job and unionists threatened to call more strikes in the coming weeks.
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Then the two, alone except for their interpreters, walked off to meet privately in an attempt to resolve the crisis over North Korea's nuclear program.
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After Bergdahl walked off, Beautow and two other soldiers spent 10 miserable days guarding the bunker as the rest of the squad looked for him.
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After a network censor cut the joke out of taste concerns, Mr. Paar walked off the show and refused to work for nearly a month.
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The Red Sox ace had the same reaction as he walked off the field with one out in the fifth inning, done after 109 pitches.
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Darrell left the gun inside the Ford Edge SUV and walked off "without even attempting life-saving actions," Woodstock, Georgia, police said in a warrant.
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In 1919, amid the largest strike wave in U.S. history, one in five workers walked off the job—everyone from telephone operators to stage actors.
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Nearly 237,216 General Motors workers walked off the job and formed picket lines Monday in the industry's biggest major labor action in over a decade.
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"I usually just walked off the golf course and went to the locker room, but there was a lot more pressure on her," she added.
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And finally he'd had enough: When the protesters began shouting the names of children who'd died in federal immigration custody, McAleenan walked off the stage.
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Mets 8, Pirates 1 PITTSBURGH — With one out in the ninth inning Friday night, Jacob deGrom walked off the mound for good at PNC Park.
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Nearly 40,000 network technicians and customer service representatives of the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services units walked off the job on April 13.
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Tannehill, 28, was hurt on a hit by Pro Bowl defensive end Calais Campbell and walked off the field with the assistance of Dolphins trainers.
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When air traffic controllers walked off the job in 1981, demanding better pay and working conditions, President Ronald Reagan ordered them to return to work.
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During Sunday's interview, before he walked off, Beck criticized CNN by saying it was dividing the nation by making decisions over immigration coverage based on ratings.
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For the second consecutive night, the Twins walked off the Cleveland Indians, this time winning 5-4 on a one-out RBI single by Miguel Sano.
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Reaching for water while the rest of the team dug out the side wall to the well 4 hours later he was out and walked off.
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"Who knows how he was feeling when he walked off the bus or what he needed to do in the relationship," Zucker told Shamlian of Bush.
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The man then "mentioned something about the police and that he needed to close his mouth now, and he walked off," Moore told CBS Los Angeles.
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After accepting the Best Director trophy, he vowed to "drink until the morning" as he walked off stage ... thinking it was time to start the celebration.
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His mother met him as he walked off the court, and the two went straight to the tournament's transportation office, from which they were driven away.
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Reed, who also glared at home plate umpire Dan Iassogna after a borderline ball four call to Davis, walked off the mound without looking at Collins.
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After reports of sexual misconduct by executives at Google, 20,000 workers walked off the job, and made an end to forced arbitration one of their demands.
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After shaking hands with Japan the Korean foursome came together and bowed to the crowd, blowing kisses to wild applause as they walked off the ice.
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Adding to the fan tension was the fact that West showed up late to Saturday's concert in Sacramento and then walked off stage after three songs.
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Nearly 40,000 Verizon employees walked off the job on Wednesday in one of the largest US strikes in recent years after contract talks hit an impasse.
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He was onstage at the American Airlines Center and 30 minutes before the concert was set to end he suddenly walked off stage and didn't return.
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Latin America's third-largest economy ground to a halt yesterday as labor unions walked off the job to challenge center-right President Mauricio Macri's austerity measures.
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Last summer, more than 40,000 Verizon workers walked off the job for six weeks before reaching an agreement brokered by former US Labor Secretary Tom Perez.
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The 371 unionized workers at the facility in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield walked off the job over proposed pension plan changes in a new collective bargaining agreement.
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"Once they picked up the bag, they seemed incredulous they had actually picked this up off the street and they walked off with it," Boyce said.
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As the medalists walked off the podium following the medal ceremony, Sun waved a finger in Scott's face and shouted at him following the apparent snub.
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More than 63 fellow Abbott drug representatives in India walked off the job for a day, protesting what some called the company's overly aggressive sales policies.
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A 105-member union at Teck Resources Ltd's Quebrada Blanca mine walked off the job last Wednesday, and has yet to reach a deal with management.
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Shaw walked off the field under his own power and was replaced by Hernan Perez, who pinch-ran for him and took over at third base.
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The pair punched and kicked Rodriguez, and one of the men repeatedly struck him with a metal pole, before the two walked off laughing, prosecutors said.
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His teammate Pat Byrne said Veit had just walked off the field complaining that his teammates were not playing hard enough before dropping to the ground.
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At the Italian Open in the summer he threw a chair onto the court, packed his bag, and walked off in the middle of the match.
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This is the America my great-grandfather, Samuel Freedman, came to in 1911, when he walked off the deck of an English ship onto Ellis Island.
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Bowe Bergdahl, the American prisoner of war who had been kidnapped by the Taliban after he walked off his base, was negotiated through the Doha office.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha then turned on his heel and walked off, leaving the cutout behind, to bemused looks and awkward laughter from the journalists.
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Last September, hundreds of McDonald's workers walked off the job during the lunch rush, protesting what they said was pervasive sexual harassment in the company's restaurants.
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Bowe Bergdahl, an American who walked off his base in Afghanistan, setting off a military manhunt and political furor, pleaded guilty today to desertion and misbehavior.
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"That was the only time we played," Zverev Sr. said as he walked off the practice court at the United States Open with Lendl on Friday.
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It is a pattern that has played out in several states where teachers have walked off the job this year, including Oklahoma, West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Cooks sat up a few moments after the training staff got to him on the field, and then walked off the field under his own power.
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Thousands of his state's teachers had walked off their jobs, forcing many schools to close for a day, to protest his opposition to increased education funding.
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Thousands of teachers in Oklahoma, above, and Kentucky walked off the job, shutting down school districts in protest of cuts in pay, benefits and school funding.
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"I think he just seen an opportunity and took the pail and walked off," Detective Martin Pastor told WNBC-TV, which broadcast the footage on Tuesday.
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Ships were unable to sail as workers went on strike and state-run hospitals had to rely on reserve staff as doctors walked off the job.
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The strike has been the largest against any business in the United States since 218, when GM (GM) automakers walked off the job for three days.
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Wearing a highwayman's mask, and billed only as the Masked Avenger, he walked onstage, read the Fieri review to a live piano accompaniment, then walked off.
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In 1974, 90 percent of women walked off jobs and out of their homes to show how society would be affected if they did not work.
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Skin color is important in the U.S. despite widespread denial; it has been since 85033, when the first African slave walked off a boat at Jamestown.
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A representative for McDormand told CNN that an individual walked off with McDormand's Oscar while she was at the Governor's Ball, just following the awards ceremony.
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Then he stood up, bumped into a chair and walked off, saying "Ciao" and waving his hand, before returning because he had neglected to pay the bill.
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He fluffed a few numbers and had to start again, then played his hit and walked off to a thin mix of faint applause, jeers and silence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Unionised workers at the Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile walked off the job last week after failing to agree on a new labour contract.
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Earlier this year, thousands of teachers in West Virginia, Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kentucky walked off their jobs, demanding pay raises and more funding for their classrooms.
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" As she walked off the court, she addressed the crowd one last time: "We're both winners, thank you guys for the support, I love you so much.
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Thursday's earnings report comes just a month after more than 1,500 Amazon corporate employees walked off the job to highlight their dissatisfaction with the company's environmental impact.
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He was visited by manager Dave Roberts and a member of the medical staff while warming up for the next inning and quickly walked off the field.
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On Tuesday, about 19,000 teachers walked off the job in West Virginia, closing down nearly every school in the state for the second time in a year.
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Thousands of junior doctors walked off the job Tuesday in England in a bitter dispute over pay and working conditions — the first such strike in 40 years.
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As he was waiting, another older man, 72, "cut in line, took some cheese and walked off," according to an incident report obtained by The State newspaper .
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Legendarily, he got on the stage once, and without even saying a word, just went, "Nah," and then walked off without doing a bit of his routine.
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As the band walked off stage, Bauermeister threw handfuls of Jawbreaker stickers into the crowd, and middle-aged punks fought over them as if they were teenagers.
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The rally comes as teachers in multiple other states, including Kentucky and Oklahoma, have walked off the job and demanded more education funding and higher teacher pay.
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Monica Lewinsky ended a live discussion and walked off stage at an event in Jerusalem on Monday night after being asked a question involving former President Clinton.
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Workers in Valparaiso, a key port for fruit shipments, first walked off the job in mid-November, demanding a bonus, more formal contracts and improved working conditions.
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As he walked off court alongside Federer, it was hard not to wonder if he would ever be back on this same historic patch of grass again.
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He smacked a double in the second inning off Martinez, and then walked off the field with the Mets' head athletic trainer, Ray Ramirez, by his side.
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Murphy walked off the floor after the Senate votes and embraced Erica Smegielski, the daughter of Dawn Hochsprung, a Sandy Hook principal killed during the Newtown shooting.
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On the electronic side, there was the anarchic Dan Deacon, Four Tet (whose sound issues were so bad he walked off stage at one point) and Bonobo.
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A story from the Daily Mail reports that, in 2009, over a period of three days, 28 cows deliberately walked off a cliff in the Swiss alps.
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He left Google with files that nearly everyone agrees he should not have walked off with, even if there is widespread disagreement about how much they're worth.
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Once it became clear AT&T was not going to bargain in good faith, it was only a matter of time before workers walked off the job.
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As he walked off the mound for the final time in Sunday's 1-0 win, Kershaw flashed a sheepish grin, knowing he had gotten away with one.
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Chipotle workers in New York City walked off the job last week, calling on the fast-casual chain to comply with the city's paid-sick-leave law.
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And she walked off with the shoes she had worn as a scruffy flower vendor, before the transformation at the hands of Henry Higgins and Colonel Pickering.
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But the arsonists had walked off with the Dalí painting, she writes, a fact she learned after the death of her husband in December of that year.
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Last year, when Mr. Strahan broke the news that he was leaving "Live" for "Good Morning America," Ms. Ripa walked off the show for nearly a week.
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A number of fans on the court began to taunt Connors, who walked off the court alongside Henderson, his mother and other members of his inner circle.
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In the video Isaac watched, some characters died and one walked off a roof after being hypnotized by a likeness of a doll possessed by a demon.
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"He was a natural and knocked it over right away, and then he walked off with the cone," laughed Frankie's owner Jesse Vaughan, AdRoll's head of creative.
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Everyone in the group was under the impression that someone else had them, whereas in fact the builders had forgetfully walked off with them the previous day.
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He also refused an M.R.I., a decision that was heavily scrutinized a few days later after he walked off the mound holding his side with a trainer.
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Facts First: While six soldiers from Bergdahl's unit died after he walked off his post in Afghanistan, there is no evidence that they died searching for him.
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On an overcast Friday morning last January, longshoremen all over New York Harbor walked off the docks, bringing the port nearly to a stop for a day.
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Twenty innocent people have walked off of death row in this country after DNA tests exonerated them, and over 100 more have been exonerated by other evidence.
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The perceived mistreatment of contract workers was one reason that 20,000 Google employees and TVCs walked off the job last month at Google offices across the world.
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The demonstration, scheduled for September 20, will mark the first time in Amazon's 25-year history that workers at its Seattle headquarters have walked off the job.
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A week later, about 19,000 teachers walked off the job in West Virginia, closing down nearly every school in the state for the second time in a year.
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After telling Iaconetti he didn't feel like he could provide her with the lifestyle she really wanted, the reality star walked off into the distance while loudly crying.
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Workers at BHP Billiton's Escondida mine in Chile walked off the job Thursday in a wage dispute and are building a campsite right outside the mine, Reuters reported.
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By the time they walked off stage at the Hollywood Palladium for the tour's final show in October 2012, Wyatt, Winnberg and Karlsson knew it was the end.
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Yellin-Mednick is one of more than 30,000 members of United Teachers Los Angeles who walked off the job Monday to demand better funding for LA's public schools.
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" In their mind's eye, Dalton was the upfront lead singer who finished the number, threw down the microphone, then walked off the stage saying the words, "Peace out.
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That was quite a feat until His Fistic Majesty, Michael Bisping, walked off a film set to send the American playboy Luke Rockhold to the mat for Blighty.
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Thousands of longshoremen abruptly walked off virtually all ports in New York and New Jersey, closing the gateway to one of the busiest consumer corridors in the world.
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Eason, upset with how he was being portrayed, walked off the set with Evans and drove off, ignoring MTV producers' requests to speak and return to the set.
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Saddled with a second consecutive 6-10 record, Coughlin, who has been with the Giants since 2004, walked off the field to a low-volume round of applause.
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In 2018, an eruption of national teacher strikes shuttered schools in deep-red states across America as educators walked off the job over low budgets and stagnant salaries.
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According to the union, workers at 21 rigs in the Bacia de Campos basin - responsible for close to half of Brazil's oil production - had walked off the job.
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Hill's good friend and former "The Six" co-host Michael Smith was the one asking the Katie Holmes question Friday when Foxx stopped the interview and walked off.
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Some 30,000 teachers who have gone without a contract for nearly a year walked off the job on Monday demanding higher pay, smaller classes and more support staff.
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After all, it's not like Russia hasn't pulled this before, with the infamous incident in which Vladimir Putin walked off with Patriots owner Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring.
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I just started crying in the middle of the song, and I walked off stage, and the rest of the band was like 'What—what do we do?
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Huerter grabbed his arm in pain and walked off the court, then to the locker room with the team trainer with 212:263 left in the third quarter.
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Moments later, Maguire walked off an elevator on the first floor, turned a corner, and trudged down a half-dozen steps, where he badged through the security turnstiles.
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Eventually, Mr. Prince began shouting over Mr. Sanders and walked off as Symone Sanders, the national press secretary for the Sanders campaign, invited him to speak with her.
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Rather than turn him away, however, Ronaldo wrapped his arm around the young man and walked off the field with him, before he was taken away by security.
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A 23-year-old man who walked off a boardwalk and slipped and fell into a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park has died, rangers said on Wednesday.
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After writhing around in pain for about 30 seconds, Reyes bounced up and walked off under his own power while receiving an ovation from the crowd of 32,188.
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So on March 215, 24, nearly 133 stowers at Shakopee—about a third of the department working that shift, by Stolz's estimate—walked off the job around midnight.
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I told them I was on my way to IKEA to have lunch, and the police—while rather skeptical—walked off and let me pass without a hitch.
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Ms. Shaw and Mr. Martin's brother, Michael Martin, a nurse anesthetist who lives in Florida, left the courtroom and walked off into the rain without speaking to journalists.
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Brady, the league's oldest active quarterback, brought the two-minute news conference to an end with a "Thank you guys" and walked off without taking any further questions.
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At its peak, Mr. Cole sat up abruptly, shouted incoherently, as if trying to shake himself out of a nightmare, and walked off as the screens went black.
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Kobe famously ended the speech by saying "Mamba Out" ... and as he walked off the floor -- a lucky fan was able to nab the towel off his shoulders.
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The first of what is expected to be an exodus of 500 passengers have walked off the Diamond Princess cruise ship, an epidemiological nightmare in the coronavirus outbreak.
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CHILE DISRUPTION: BHP said its Escondida copper mine, the world's largest, was operating at a "reduced rate" after union workers walked off the job for part of Tuesday.
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But instead of celebrating wildly, this season&aposs Heisman Trophy winner walked off the field and coolly pointed at the finger where he&aposd put his championship ring.
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Mitch McConnell is the master of this, and I caught the Senate Republican leader as he walked off the Senate floor on the day of the Comey hearings.
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When he walked off the mound to a standing ovation in the seventh inning, he had given up just three hits and two runs to the Atlanta Braves.
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Sherman mocked Cousins&apos signature "You like that?!" catchphrase by repeating "I like that!" in front of the cameras as he walked off the field after the play.
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As I walked off my lunch, it seemed that the further away from the castle I got, the more this could just seem like any regular English town.
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In that game, four winners split a $100,000 prize and they each also walked off with free pairs of limited edition HQ-themed Nike Air Max 0003 sneakers.
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Having halved the hole, he cupped his hand to his ear and "shoveled" twice with his putter as he walked off the green to jeers from the crowd.
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"As someone who was there front row, the crowd was not cheering 'burn her' as she walked off stage," the student, whose name is Natasha, posted on Twitter.
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Mets Manager Mickey Callaway and an athletic trainer went out to check on the right-hander, who quickly walked off the field with a bit of a limp.
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Then, on November 1, more than 20,000 Google employees and contractors across the world walked off the job to protest the company's mishandling of the sexual harassment claims.
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A total of 2000,0003 employees were involved in major work stoppages last year — the highest number since 2000, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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He mumbled back, 'uh I didn't....' and looked down and away, at that point he walked off and everyone watching me was looking at me like I was crazy.
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Yet the team walked off to resounding chants of "Uruguay!" from Russian fans, an ovation from their own supporters, hugs from the French, and inspiring words by their coach.
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Nearly 40,000 Verizon employees, members of the Communications Workers of America union, walked off the job Wednesday as part of one of the biggest strikes in recent U.S. history.
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Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, told the judge Monday that he didn&apost mean to cause harm when he walked off his post.
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In response to the awkward moment, Cruz threw up his hands and walked off the stage, saying thank you and waving as he exited to upbeat music and applause.
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After an hour, Senni stood, grinned, and walked off stage as ceiling-mounted fog machines noisily filled the venue for several minutes to the alternately bemused and amused audience.
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Shell has not identified any of its proposals in the first negotiations since a strike in 2015 when more than 7,000 workers walked off their jobs for several weeks.
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Following their performance, Cooper's girlfriend, Irina Shayk, led the standing ovation while Gaga and Cooper's chemistry was palpable as they smiled and hugged as they walked off the stage.
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West Virginia educators, among the lowest-paid in the nation, sparked a wave of U.S. teachers' strikes last year when they walked off the job to demand higher pay.
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Having earned top marks of 19.225 (hoop) and 19.250 (ball), she bit her quivering lower lip as she walked off the floor following her mishap in the third rotation.
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But the Fuller House star affirmed via social media that the reason she walked off had nothing to do with not wanting to discuss Jada Pinkett Smith's Oscar boycott.
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My mother was so sad that she didn't want her children (me and my sister) to see her cry so she walked off into the crowd ahead of us.
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Donohue walked off the mound with Severino as disgruntled fans jeered his effort — two and two-thirds innings, seven runs with seven hits, four walks and one hit batter.
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He walked off stage in Helsinki with little inkling his remarks would cause the firestorm they did, and was instead enthusiastic about what he felt was a successful summit.
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Loomis contrasts this success with the Pullman strike the same year, when 150,000 railway workers at the Pullman Car Company walked off the job in sympathy with aggrieved coworkers.
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In a wonderful show of sportsmanship, Reed bumped fists with a smiling McIlroy just off the green before the pair walked off to the ninth tee arm in arm.
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He turned to members of the media, said "thank you," and walked off the podium in the East Room with Netanyahu as his aides and advisers stood and applauded.
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Google employees, who walked off the job to protest the internet company's lenient treatment of executives accused of sexual misconduct, leave after attending a protest rally on Thursday, Nov.
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Amid weeping fans and a media firestorm, the Beijing Ducks walked off their home court on February 19, their season over before the Chinese Basketball Association playoffs even began.
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I get to see what I have been waiting for since the Astros walked off the field in November: green and sunshine and baseball, in all its comforting familiarity.
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"We were two songs in and I just walked off stage and got the train home," remembers Jack—it turns out taking six Quaaludes before a gig wasn't wise.
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Talks resumed for the first time since more than 22021,22022 educators walked off the job this week to demand smaller class sizes, more school staffing and higher teacher salaries.
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That's why workers at the Capitol and Senate walked off our jobs on strike with Good Jobs Nation and filed wage theft complaints with the U.S. Department of Labor.
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When Woods won the Masters in April and walked off the 18th green on Sunday into the arms of his two children, McDowell got a lump in his throat.
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After a brief timeout to allow them to catch their breaths, the two men walked off the field arm-in-arm — although their argument continued well after the game.
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A total of 485,000 employees were involved in major work stoppages in 2018 — the highest number since 1986, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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A total of 20193,000 employees were involved in major work stoppages last year — the highest number since 1986, when flight attendants, garbage collectors, and steelworkers walked off the job.
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The same day in June 2009 that Bowe Bergdahl, a 23-year-old private first class from Sun Valley, Idaho, walked off his military outpost in Paktika, Afghanistan, Sgt.
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When I walked off the court that day, I promised myself that no matter how I struggled in the future, I would compete with the mind-set of Rafa.
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A military judge will soon decide his punishment for desertion and endangering the troops who searched for him after he walked off his base in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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Which is why, as Colts Quarterback Andrew Luck walked off the field at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday night, he was presented with a gift cloaked as a turd.
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After reciting short, bland statements about unity, the North Korean coach and his star player walked off stage to avoid answering questions ... leaving their South Korean counterparts visibly confused.
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At Google, 20,000 workers walked off the job briefly in 2018 to protest the company's response to complaints of sexual harassment; most of the walkout's organizers have since resigned.
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In Chicago, more than 2,000 nurses walked off the job after contract negotiations between National Nurses United and the University of Chicago Medical Center broke down on Wednesday night.
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"Who knows how he was feeling when he walked off the bus or what he needed to do in the relationship?" she said in a TV interview on Thursday.
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Network technicians and customer service representatives in the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services units walked off the job on April 13 after contract talks hit an impasse.
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He walked off the court and briefly tried a new pair of sneakers on the bench, but then left the court for the locker room and did not return.
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Scott -- who would have been the first transgender female cast member -- got a trial run and claims she walked off the set because they were trying to sexually exploit her.
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But our production sources say Amiyah never walked off ... she just didn't make the cut because she brought nothing interesting to the table ... being transgender doesn't make you automatically interesting.
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In October last year a presenter of a TV show in northern Mexico walked off the set after her co-presenter first verbally harassed her and then fondled her breasts.
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Workers including network technicians and customer service representatives in Verizon's Fios internet, telephone and television services units walked off the job on April 13 after contract talks reached an impasse.
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Many Democrats, including members of the Congressional Black Caucus and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, walked off the House floor in protest and refused to participate in the criminal vote.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greeks walked off the job on Thursday in a nationwide strike protesting against austerity measures and reforms the leftist-led government has agreed with the country's bailout lenders.
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Burke joined the Lifetime reality show after original star Abby Lee Miller walked off set just weeks before being sentenced to a year in prison following her bankruptcy fraud trial.
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The strike in Oakland would come a month after teachers in Los Angeles walked off the job with similar demands — and ended up getting a lot of what they wanted.
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Jackson, a fullback and outside linebacker for Euclid High School in Euclid, walked off the field after the play, went to the hospital on Friday and was released, WEWS reported.
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This is a guy who not only looks like he walked off of The Twilight Saga's Volturi set, but comes equipped with snakes and ghosts in sex dungeon-ready outfits.
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Two days before 20,000 Google employees temporarily walked off the job, CEO Sundar Pichai threw his support behind the protest, assuring employees that Google's leadership backed their right to organize.
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The Athletics were one strike away from improving to 33-0 at Safeco Field this season and instead dejectedly walked off the field with their fifth loss in six games.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Monica Lewinsky cut short an Israeli interview and walked off stage after what she described on Tuesday as an "off limits" question about former U.S. President Bill Clinton.
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And if a motherfucker walked off in my village, and we didn't know who he was, I'm the warrior that's gonna destroy this motherfucker before he even gets an idea.
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As the players walked off the court, lusty boos reverberated around the arena and replays of the final sequence flickered over and over on the jumbo screen above center court.
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A union president for the TSA said earlier this month that some agents have already walked off their jobs amid the shutdown, which is now the longest in U.S. history.
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When Mirim Lee walked off the course after her record-tying round Thursday, she described her day with words usually not heard when talking about the United States Women's Open.
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.) was seated in the front row on the convention floor and gave Cruz a piece of his mind just as the Texas senator walked off stage.
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That infuriated New York coach Barry Trotz, who could be seen mouthing "What" in disbelief and then got an explanation from referee Marc Joannette as they walked off the ice.
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We talked to people experiencing extreme temperatures on four continents, including a worker at an Algerian oil plant who walked off the job as the temperature hit 124 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's a wild ride that includes the mob, the FBI, and characters who seem like they could've easily walked off the boardwalk in Atlantic City or a Florida golf course.
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Woods said he was unaware that he ever had the lead to himself, because he never saw a leader board until he walked off his last green after his bogey.
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If Instacart workers carry through with the nationwide strike, it will be the first time that gig workers in the U.S. have walked off the job in response to coronavirus.
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Sabathia, one of the Yankees' most respected veterans, walked off the mound for the final time in less-than-ideal circumstances: with an injured arm during a dreary postseason loss.
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Messi walked off in pain in the 64th minute in San Juan after a clash with Honduras substitute Oliver Morazan 10 days before Argentina's opening Group D match against Chile.
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The room erupted as Trump wrapped his speech and walked off stage to The Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want," a signature song from his presidential campaign.
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It was not until he walked off court after booking his place in the quarter-finals that he heard how close he had come to being bumped off Monday's schedule.
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Simultaneously with the student protests, France's factory workers walked off the job and in many places camped out on the factory floor, refusing to work and demanding a new order.
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There would be many more embraces after Muguruza had walked off Centre Court, balancing the Venus Rosewater Dish on her head as if it were a book in charm school.
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Trainers removed the facemask of Rudolph's helmet and brought out a cart and stretcher, but neither was used, as he walked off the field with a good deal of assistance.
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After Ms. Nagel and others walked off their trip — a departure the activists livestreamed and sent to the news media — they visited an Arab family facing eviction in East Jerusalem.
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A group of Somali-American workers walked off the Shakopee warehouse in December and then again in March, demanding the company relax quotas during Ramadan and offer a space to pray.
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The performance went from awkward, to bad, to uncomfortable, to hilarious, and then back to really awkward when Carey just straight up walked off stage in the middle of a song.
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If tomorrow all the air traffic controllers or TSA folks walked off the job and airports were all shut down for two days, then I think people would feel very differently.
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In a movement that was led by women and built from the ground up, West Virginia teachers walked off the job nine days ago, shuttering every public school in the state.
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Staind frontman Aaron Lewis had a rough Saturday night in front of a raucous crowd, which he didn't help when he threw Latin Americans under the bus ... and walked off stage.
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Trump was so unhappy with the final spending package, he threatened to veto the bill altogether and shut down the government, but was walked off the ledge in the final hours.
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On his fifth warmup pitch for that inning, he threw over the head of catcher Jacob Stallings, then shook his head and, after consulting with medical staff, walked off the field.
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Earlier on Monday, workers at Codelco's Chuquicamata copper mine in Chile, the state miner's second largest by output, walked off the job in protest at the "unjustified layoff" of two workers.
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The 25-year-old from Sarajevo had actually walked off court a winner against Nadal in 2016 when the Mallorcan retired from their match at the Miami Masters with an illness.
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MONROE, N.J. – A father and son who were to officiate a high school football game Friday night walked off the field after members of one team knelt during the national anthem.
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New York (CNN Business)Nearly seven years ago, a week after Black Friday, a few dozen workers walked off their New York City fast food jobs to demonstrate for higher pay.
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Williams, who suffered her earliest Grand Slam exit since Wimbledon 2014, was given a standing ovation as she walked off Court Philippe Chatrier while sections of the crowd jeered her conqueror.
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Sun was livid, yelling and gesturing at the 503-year-old Scott, and later confronting him as the medallists walked off the podium towards the stairs leading to the pool deck.
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America's got anger issues Mel B got ticked at Simon Cowell, threw a drink at him and walked off "America's Got Talent," probably because this show hasn't had buzz in forever.
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She knows that Abar faked a fainting spell in order to poke around his closet and then walked off with whatever she found hanging on a mannequin in the secret compartment.
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Day, last year's winner, walked off the course after six holes, revealing to reporters that he was leaving to be with his mother, who is having lung cancer surgery on Friday.
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CHILE DISRUPTION: BHP said its Escondida copper mine, the world's largest, was operating at a "reduced rate" after union workers walked off the job for part of the day on Tuesday.
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However, the 22-year-old's announcement came under scrutiny from many, including the former Liverpool football player turned Guardian columnist Howard Gayle, who suggested that "racism wins" if England walked off.
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Cavs top Lakers in Bryant's final visit to Cleveland CLEVELAND — Kobe Bryant walked off the floor blowing kisses and waving goodbye to another roaring sell-out crowd in another visiting city.
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Kyrgios has played on Centre Court just once but walked off with quite a keepsake: a four-set upset of Rafael Nadal at the same stage — the fourth round — in 2014.
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On the boardwalk in Atlantic City, the holiday weekend began Friday morning with the chanting of disgruntled employees of the Trump Taj Mahal who walked off their jobs at 6 a.m.
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Jose Espejo, a member of a union representing 2,200 workers, said workers had walked off the job and started protesting early on Monday to demand a greater share of company profits.
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Yet by the time he slowly walked off, clapping and raising both fists just above his shoulders in something of a victory shrug, the convention hall was more than half empty.
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Andrew Johnston, who was paired with Mickelson, was also in disbelief at the incident and broke into laughter, prompting the American to also grin as the pair walked off the green.
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The legendary comedian then "woke up," was for some reason carrying a suit bag and wearing shorts and a ball cap, and walked off with the woman sitting next to him.
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Workers walked off the job at a General Motors plant in Oshawa, Ontario, after GM announced on Monday that the facility might be closed as part of almost 15,000 job cuts.
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An undocumented teenager living in a shelter near the southern border in Brownsville, Texas walked off its property on Saturday, according to U.S. officials and the nonprofit that operates the shelter.
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Nearly eight years to the day that Putin walked off with the ring, Kraft gave a charity gala audience at New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel a reverse angle on the story.
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It might be different if Transportation Security Administration workers at airport checkpoints walked off the job en masse, instead of calling in sick in increasing numbers to protest their empty paychecks.
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With two seconds left before halftime, Beckham, targeted only four times in the first half, walked off the field early, into the locker room, and into yet another self-inflicted maelstrom.
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No. 9 Duke (113-4) walked off the court stunned, an 81-77 loser to unranked and unheralded St. John's (11-13) only days before Thursday's showdown at archrival North Carolina.
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No official announcement has been made about the status of Durant in the second half, but based on his vocal frustration as he walked off the court, a return seems unlikely.
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If he was later walked off the base so that an argument could be made that he was no longer a "prisoner," this does not absolve Major Golsteyn of this crime.
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Yet when Price walked off the mound with the Red Sox clinging to a one-run lead, nearly all of the 37,960 fans at Fenway Park stood and cheered for him.
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The anecdotes (like the two pages on Reagan's effort to return a pen he accidentally walked off with) are sweet, not piercing; the hue is as rosy as the president's cheeks.
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"We're not sure if she just walked off and is somewhere in the woods or at a neighbor's house possibly in distress or fallen or something like that," Antley said Tuesday.
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As he, his crew and his girlfriend left the building and walked off the street, Fabiana Scasserra, 9, stood on the ground-floor porch opposite the center and watched them go.
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When United Automobile Workers members walked off the job at 2000 General Motors sites around the US on Sunday morning, perhaps the most … striking detail was that they only numbered 22017,353.
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Warner bought his contract, assigned him the last name Hardin, and inserted him into its series "Cheyenne" when the show's star, Clint Walker, walked off the set in a contract dispute.
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The following month several dozen workers at an Amazon warehouse in Minnesota briefly walked off the job to protest working conditions; last year, 20183,500 Amazon workers protested the company's environmental impact.
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Muguruza, in her first defense of a major title, was visibly agitated by the hostile reception, and she wagged a disapproving finger at the crowd as she walked off the court.
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Much of THR's reporting is attributed to an anonymous production source who claims to have walked off the set due to increasing concerns with the decision to use Harris for the stunt.
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Most notably, teachers snagged an 21986 percent pay raise over four years and a 22019 percent bonus — nearly double the pay raise district officials had offered before teachers walked off the job.
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Trump said US soldier Bowe Bergdahl, who had been held as a prisoner of war for years in Afghanistan, should be shot for desertion after he walked off his base in 2009.
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Although 12 House Democrats joined all Republicans present in voting for the bill in the afternoon, later all Senate Democrats in attendance walked off their chamber floor during the debate in protest.
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JERUSALEM, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Monica Lewinsky cut short an Israeli interview and walked off stage after what she described on Tuesday as an "off limits" question about former U.S. President Bill Clinton.
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"We're still a top-226 team in my eyes," defensive end Marlon Davidson said as he walked off the field, looking forward to his first home game in more than a month.
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Earlier in the day, when Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov was meeting with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, a reporter shouted a question about the firing of Comey as the two walked off.
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Police removed blockades at some of the major incineration and rubbish collection depots around the capital but to little effect because workers inside the premises subsequently walked off work, the CGT said.
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At the end, when a reporter asked if it was improper for the attorney general to spin the report to the public before it was released, Barr literally walked off the stage.
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On Thursday night at a hometown show in Chicago, Jeremih dropped the mic and walked off stage after only three songs, upsetting fans who claimed that he had sworn at the crowd.
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Four of them walked off the job that night and removed themselves from a list of officers working future games, according to the Star Tribune, which cited a local police union leader.
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That was three months after Slash and Duff McKagan walked off-stage at a Guns N' Roses show in Buenos Aires, the last concert until the first comeback performances earlier this month.
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We watched one another backstage with the utmost attention and congratulated one another the moment someone walked off into the dressing room — which, for a group of celebrities, is almost unheard of.
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Trump Endeavor, the company that operates the resort, paid the early installments of the bill, but after the subcontractor walked off the job, Enriquez never got a final payment of about $32,000.
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Teachers in Los Angeles, the nation's second-largest school district, walked off the job for six class days in January in a strike over many of the same issues raised in Oakland.
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Ya gotta see some of the ladies' reactions here too, BTW -- it's classic freak-out fanfare ... and almost like Tom himself had just walked off a fighter jet fresh from a shoot.
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Martin said about 200 workers walked off the job last week and were warned that failing to show up for work on three consecutive days without calling in could jeopardize their employment.
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About 420 members of the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on July 24, idling a ferry network that serves more than 30 coastal and island communities statewide.
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In London, Owen Jones, a liberal columnist who is gay, walked off the set of a Sky News program after arguing with the host on how the Orlando attack should be defined.
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For every man that walked off the rig bus, I was biting my nails, searching right along with Vi for Hollywood, mentally praying again that Queen Sugar wouldn't do us like that.
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It details the findings of a Sanity Board Evaluation that Bergdahl had a "severe mental disease or defect" when he walked off his post and was clinically diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder.
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News of Luck's retirement spread as the Colts met the Bears in a preseason game, and fans in Indianapolis booed their former quarterback as he walked off the field after the game.
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Thousands of Google workers briefly walked off the job in November as part of a demonstration organized by Gupta and a few others to advocate for workplace policy changes, including on arbitration.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his base in Afghanistan and was held by the Taliban for five years, faces a court-martial in August that could send him to prison for life.
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Verizon has now been the source of the two largest strikes in the US in the past five years: In 2011, amid negotiations over the last contract, workers walked off the job.
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Sir Elton John, a British national treasure and apparently very nice chap, walked off the Caesars Palace stage mid-set on Thursday night after being pawed at and distracted by a fan.
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Here's Boston Celtics superstar Isaiah Thomas arriving in D.C. on Wednesday for his playoff game with the Washington Wizards ... but we couldn't help noticing the way he walked off the team bus.
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Last November, after revelations that Google paid multi-million-dollar exit packages to executives being investigated for sexually harassing their subordinates, 20,000 employees across the world walked off the job in protest.
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His start left him with multiple reasons to believe that the rainbows, which were fading by the time he walked off the 18th green at Albany Golf Club, might be an omen.
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Dr. Oliver, who works in Kentucky, said that at his local grocery store, someone walked off with two half-used bottles of it and slapped a $20 bill down on the register.
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As golfers walked off the course they looked around at the fans milling about and pondered what is was going to look and feel like playing the next three rounds without spectators.
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A 15-year-old migrant boy who was housed in a large shelter near the southern tip of Texas walked off its premises on Saturday and disappeared into the borderland, officials said.
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Workers for the grocery delivery service Instacart and an Amazon warehouse in New York City walked off the job yesterday, while some Whole Foods employees have called for a "sick out" today.
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Trump's swipe also represented an escalation of his war on government prosecutors in general -- four of whom walked off the Stone case after the Justice Department capitulated to his wishes last week.
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Warren appeared to clasp her hands together instead of taking the handshake, and the two then had what looked like an intense, serious discussion before Sanders turned and walked off the stage.
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"We're not sure if she just walked off and is somewhere in the woods or at a neighbor's house possibly in distress or fallen or something like that," Antley said Tuesday evening.
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First forced to sell his home under duress for too little money to a German businessman, Oskar Sommer, he argued that Mr. Sommer then illegally walked off with his artwork as well.
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He bulldozed his way into Washington as the ultimate outsider but, somehow, walked off the inaugural dais in 2017 with a level of insight that usually is reserved for seasoned political hands.
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Three hours later, when ABC moderators said goodnight, Warren walked off stage, once again unscathed by rivals who barely attempted a shot at the woman who is acting like the front-runner.
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And Bowe Bergdahl, an Army sergeant who walked off his base in Afghanistan and was convicted of desertion but received no jail time, was cited by Mr. Trump to defend his actions.
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"Honestly I walked over and gave Pauloosie [Keyootak] a hug," Ed Zebedee, the government of Nunavut's director of protection services, told the CBC of the moment the men walked off the helicopter.
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The minute Michael Flynn walked off the stage at the Republican National Convention last July, he knew his speech hadn't gone well, particularly the "Lock her up" part targeting the Democratic nominee.
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The Oscar-winner was spotted flashing his winning smile as he arrived in Rome via airplane on Sunday, where walked off his private jet and crossed the tarmac unassisted, while carrying his backpack.
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Workers at BHP Billiton's Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's largest, walked off the job on Thursday in a strike that threatens to disrupt the international supply of the widely used metal.
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A day after The Verge reported on Sacramento Amazon workers protesting Amazon's strict time-off rules, more than 60 Amazon workers in similar roles in an Eagan, Minnesota, warehouse walked off the job.
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As she stood up and walked off camera, her microphone stayed on, and ABC aired the interview with off-camera grumbling intact: "Well, I don't want all this being used," she said testily.
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One of the biggest strikes took place in 2016, when 4,000 nurses at Allina Health in Minnesota walked off the job for more than 6 weeks to protest cuts to their health benefits.
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In London in 2012, members of North Korea's women's soccer team walked off the field when the flag of South Korea was mistakenly flashed on the big screen before their match against Colombia.
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He then walked off the job at Wolverine, adding to unemployment," Reynolds alleges in the video, even as a note at the bottom of the screen reads, "This is in no way true.
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The strike in Oakland comes less than a month after teachers in Los Angeles walked off the job with similar demands in January — and ended up getting a lot of what they wanted.
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The pilots, represented by the Teamsters union, walked off the job early Tuesday over what they said were violations of the collective bargaining agreement with the unit of Air Transport Services Group Inc.
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" King cites her personal experience in the Post piece, explaining how she relates to Williams: "I found myself in similar situations in my career; once, I even walked off the court in protest.
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He then walked off the job at Wolverine, adding to unemployment," Reynolds alleged in the video, even as a note at the bottom of the screen read, "This is in no way true.
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He graciously congratulated the Thunder for moving on to face the Golden State Warriors in the conference finals and walked off with an index finger raised — for Duncan, as demonstrative as it gets.
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Chile's Codelco said its Chuquicamata mine, which produced 320,744 tonnes of copper in 2018, was maintaining output 50% of capacity after more than 3,000 unionised workers walked off the job on Friday morning.
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And investigators are hunting for two men who happened upon a second bomb left in Chelsea on Saturday — and who walked off with the bag it was in, leaving the wrapped bomb behind.
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But as Kevin Chappell shook his left hand in pain as he walked off the tee on the 143th hole at East Lake Golf Club Friday, he did his best to be pragmatic.
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The season might be best remembered for the image of a checked-out LeBron taking off his jersey as he walked off the court after being eliminated by the Celtics in the playoffs.
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About 40,000 network technicians and customer service representatives in the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services unit walked off the job in mid-April in the largest U.S. strike in recent years.
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The Mesa, Arizona, native walked off the pitch with the most complete match of any player from her side and was evidently the most invested in playing the game to the final whistle.
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Network technicians and customer service representatives in the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services units walked off the job on April 13 in one of the largest U.S. strikes in recent years.
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On Sunday, in a game with no consequences for either team, Rodgers had completed 3 of 5 passes for 26 yards when he walked off the field to be evaluated for a concussion.
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Sanitation workers in Pittsburgh walked off the job Tuesday, demanding protective gear to continue working amid the coronavirus pandemic, the spread of which has shut down nonessential services in cities throughout the country.
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When Rebekkah Brunson walked off the court last October, she could not have known that in a few months she would remake her game and become part of a revolution in W.N.B.A. offenses.
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As he walked off the stage at United Center, Hischier, a native of Naters, Switzerland, grabbed his chest as he struggled to come to grips with the reality of what had just happened.
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In May of 2019, Oregon Republican Senators walked off the job to prevent the legislature from passing a tax package to fund state schools, staging a four-day boycott of their own jobs.
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That came when Elon Musk wrapped up the debut of his new electric pickup truck, told the crowd of whooping Tesla fans and harried journalists to enjoy themselves, and walked off the stage.
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Acknowledging that he had been nervous he would throw an interception, he said that as he walked off the field, he could not wait for Coach Bobby Petrino to call his number again.
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"The willingness of these alternative voices to take center stage was particularly important in the past year as major powers largely walked off the stage or even tried to upend it," Roth wrote.
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And when Cespedes went down — and then, after a pause to gather himself, slowly walked off the field and into the dugout — it looked as if that flickering light had just gone out.
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Larry Bird was the "Hick From French Lick," in Indiana; LeBron James might as well have just walked off a factory line, so completely defined is he by his Rust Belt Ohio roots.
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An estimated 2,200 nurses at the University of Chicago Medical Center (UCMC) walked off the job on Friday morning in what was the first strike in history at one of city's largest hospitals.
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As he was walked off the green after his second straight bogey, he tossed his putter behind his back, and the club bounced off the ground and into the lake behind the green.
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When Woods, now 43, won his first green jackets in 1997, he blew away the field by 12 strokes and walked off the 18th green and into the arms of his father, Earl.
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Chile's Codelco said its Chuquicamata mine, which produced 320,744 tonnes of copper in 22, was maintaining output 20.3% of capacity after more than 20.3,20.3 unionised workers walked off the job on Friday morning.
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Some 30,000 teachers walked off the job on Monday in their first strike against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) in 30 years, demanding higher pay, smaller classes and more support staff.
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More than 393,000 unionized workers at the world's top copper producer's sprawling Chuquicamata copper mine walked off the job last week after failing to reach a labor deal earlier this week with Codelco.
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Almost immediately, a bicyclist crossed the street in front of us from the left; at the same time, a woman with a stroller walked off the curb preparing to cross on the right.
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Martinez pumped his fist as he walked off the mound after he induced an inning-ending groundout from Panik in the ninth, marking the first time as a major-leaguer he completed nine innings.
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Amiyah Scott might be telling people she walked off the set of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," but producers are singing a different tune ... she was just boring as crap so they scrapped her.
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Cardi seemed irritated as she responded to Offset at length — off of the microphone — and after she seemingly made her point, Offset walked off the stage, and stagehands wheeled off his tribute to her.
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Fight for $15, an organization started in 2012 when fast-food workers walked off the job in New York, has been at the forefront of the campaign for a $15 per hour minimum wage.
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But now Mr. King and Housing Works find themselves in an unusual position: Over 100 employees walked off the job on Tuesday to protest the organization's resistance to their bid to form a union.
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The vegan and defender of animal rights was compelled to make a powerful statement on Facebook, slamming the fur industry, after she walked off the set of a photo shoot because it featured fur.
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Earlier this month, about a dozen members of the student marching band at Ames High School in Ames, Iowa, walked off the field as the band played the anthem to protest of racial inequality.
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The day he walked off the mound and decided to collect a paycheck as a baseball analyst, he gave up his right to publicly rant about just any subject that popped into his head.
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I'd classify my style as "clean bohemian," so I love pairing pieces that are '70s-inspired with more modern elements to keep myself from looking like I walked off the set of Almost Famous.
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They walked off their transport vehicle clutching blankies like little kids, but the newest group of chimpanzees to enter the Project Chimps sanctuary in Georgia include some of the oldest animals on the grounds.
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A man later identified as Shane Stant struck Kerrigan in the knee with a baton after she walked off the ice in January of that year, during practice for the U.S. Figure Skating Championships.
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Hope, a 19-year-old college student at the University of Texas, had just walked off a plane from a family vacation when she had a sinking realization: she had left her AirPods onboard.
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We reached out to the company to ask how someone could have walked off with not one, but two, of the high-profile products, given the level of security at an event like this.
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After three rounds of fruitless bargaining, more than 20,000 workers at VW's core Wolfsburg factory had walked off their shifts for two hours on Thursday, staging the first warning strikes at VW since 2004.
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Green Day is taking heat for playing their gig less than 30 minutes after the tragedy, but the band issued a statement saying they weren't informed of Monroy's accident until they walked off stage.
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However, when Foxx was asked during the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in February about shooting hoops with Homes days earlier, he immediately took off his microphone and walked off of the live interview.
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Trump, along with first lady Melania Trump, clapped and smiled as the men -- Kim Dong Chul, Kim Hak-song and Kim Sang Duk -- walked off the plane at Joint Base Andrews, flashing victory signs.
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Former world record holder Kipsang was the next to run out of steam and walked off the course shortly after the 30km mark, setting the stage for a stunning duel between Kipchoge and Adola.
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A union president for the TSA said some agents have already walked off their jobs amid the shutdown, warning that such problems would only intensify as workers were forced to operate longer without pay.
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In April, the 1,000-member Cabin Crew Union of LAN Express, a subsidiary of LATAM, walked off the job, causing about 2,000 flight cancellations in Chile and some regional routes, affecting about 350,000 passengers.
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TESLA FACTORY HIT BY LABOR PROTEST: Workers building a Tesla battery factory in Nevada walked off the job on Monday, part of a protest against the actions of a contractor involved in the project.
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About 500 of teachers and other staff members with the Acero Schools charter network walked off the job, according to CNN affiliate WGN-TV, after a failed contract renegotiation with management by Tuesday's deadline.
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DeShields hit the back of his head on the base of the wall after making the grab but got to his feet and walked off the field after being tended to by a trainer.
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When Mr. Trump ultimately ceded the microphone to Mr. Pence, rather than stand beside him while he delivered his remarks, Mr. Trump patted him twice on the left shoulder and walked off the stage.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Nearly 80 percent of junior doctors across New Zealand walked off the job at public hospitals on Tuesday after a breakdown in union talks with the government over working conditions and wages.
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The workers first walked off the job in mid-November, demanding that Terminal Pacifico Sur (TPS), the company that operates the docks, provide them with a bonus, more formal contracts and improved working conditions.
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"I just walked off stage from the Oscars where I got no applause, no boos, people were, I think, awestruck, which was a little disappointing," the Clueless star shared in the video clip below.
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Kyrios has admitted "tanking" or not trying in several matches throughout his chequered career and in Rome this year walked off court mid-match after hurling a chair in a match against Caspar Ruud.
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The last time federal workers went on strike, when nearly 13,000 air-traffic controllers walked off the job for better pay and working conditions in 1981, then-President Ronald Reagan fired 11,000 of them.
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Oklahoma teachers walked off the job in April, seeking more money for schools devastated by years of education funding cuts and to bolster their salaries, which had ranked among the lowest in the nation.
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Cashiers and deli workers walked off the job on April 11 at 240 stores, protesting the company's effort to slash their pay by hiking health insurance premiums and lowering pension benefits for new employees.
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Frustrated teachers in West Virginia launched the first major strike of the year in January 225, when about 22,000 educators and staff walked off the job to protest an inadequate 1 percent pay raise.
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Michael Bennett was so overcome with emotion while talking about the Vegas police incident and how it affected his family ... that he paused at the podium during a Seahawks news conference and walked off.
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"I don't know what to ask the guests — what can one ask?" said Sadaf Amiri, his fellow anchor, who walked off the set to lean back in a chair, her eyes filled with tears.
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As he walked off the green on the 13th hole on the first day of the tournament, he looked up and noticed the abundance of military personnel packed into the stands behind the green.
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Wearing a black turtleneck, a light blazer and black pants -- the same outfit she wore the day she was sentenced -- Carter walked off prison grounds surrounded by guards and got into a waiting SUV.
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After surveying the lie, McIlroy walked off the steps to the nearest yardage marker, consulted his yardage book and did some quick calculations in his head before pulling a club out of his bag.
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It's unclear why McCain walked off the stage, but right before the break she and guest host Ana Navarro got into a disagreement as the group discussed whistleblowers and leakers, including WikiLeaks' Julian Assange.
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When Pineda walked off the mound an inning later to a standing ovation, he stayed in character for the day: He used his uniform to wipe sweat from his face but showed little emotion.
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In 1912, she said, several hundred garment workers at a corset factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan, walked off the job in a strike prompted by pervasive sexual harassment, as well as other poor working conditions.
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Nets 8, Knicks 223 As the Knicks walked off the court at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, slumping their shoulders and giving halfhearted hugs to the conquering Nets, a familiar reality set in.
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Enraged that he had come through injury and surgery only to emerge on the other side still in the minors and still struggling, Isringhausen walked off the field and punched a plastic trash can.
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Soldiers who testified about the hardships and injuries suffered in the hunt for Bergdahl after he walked off his post in Paktika province in June 2009 without permission said they were disappointed by the sentence.
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By the end we're rushing to finish the scene and David is going, 'Okay, you're going to come in and do this and do that and, great, take your top off' — and then walked off.
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A jaunt through the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' work stoppage archive tells us this strike is the largest in the United States since 45,000 workers (also Verizon employees) walked off the job in 2011.
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These are first talks since a breakdown in negotiations in 2015 led to a series of rolling strikes in which more than 7,000 workers walked off their jobs at 12 refineries and three chemical plants.
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About 420 members of the Inlandboatman's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on Wednesday after three years of labor negotiations with the state-run Alaska Marine Highway System hit a stumbling block.
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Pinch hitter Jarrod Dyson hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Arizona Diamondbacks walked off with a 26-33 victory over the Texas Rangers in Phoenix on Tuesday.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Thousands of Greeks walked off their jobs on Wednesday and marched through central Athens in an angry protest against continued austerity measures being demanded by international lenders in exchange for disbursing bailout funds.
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What became clear to me as I walked off his ranch was that people like him can't seem to stomach the idea that one day we might all have to abide by the same regulations.
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Perhaps the most noted example came when Guardian writer Owen Jones walked off Sky News in the UK after the show's hosts dismissed his attempts to label the violence a deliberate attack on LGBTQ people.
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Mariners hang on to defeat Astros SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners starter Taijuan Walker walked off the mound after six solid innings with a bang, having struck out the side while throwing 102 pitches for the game.
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Wiggins, the first Briton to win the Tour de France in 2012, had his rhythm broken early on when he thought he had false-started and shook his head in disappointment as he walked off.
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After being tended to by multiple members of the Japanese delegation and limping around in visible pain, Uchimura gripped up for his high bar routine but then walked off the competition floor at Olympic Stadium.
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About 420 deckhands and other members of the Inlandboatmen's Union of the Pacific (IBU) walked off the job on July 24, idling a ferry network that serves more than 30 coastal and island communities statewide.
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The Verizon workers, including network technicians and customer service representatives in the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services unit, walked off the job on April 13 in the largest U.S. strike in recent years.
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But in ambition they have a good model in Simon Porte Jacquemus of Jacquemus, who presents his new collection this evening, and walked off with a special commendation from the LVMH Prize committee in 2015.
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In December 2012, a heroin user named Christopher Loeb, who financed his habit by breaking into cars, broke into Mr. Burke's car and walked off with a bag that contained sex toys and pornographic DVDs.
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A Gallup poll last summer showed labor's approval at its highest level since 2003, and unions in West Virginia and several other states where teachers walked off the job this year report gains in members.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his Army post in Afghanistan in 2009 and was captured by the Taliban, will weigh in favor of a lighter sentence for the sergeant, a military judge said on Monday.
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PARIS — If Petra Kvitova had been just a worthy adversary who lost a competitive match on Sunday, she still would have walked off center court at Roland Garros a winner for her bravery and determination.
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Last Monday, Bergdahl — who walked off his post in Afghanistan in 2009 and was then captured and held by the Taliban for five years — pleaded guilty to charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — After losing a close third-round match to Sloane Stephens at the Australian Open last week, Petra Martic kept her emotions in check as she walked off the court of Margaret Court Arena.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — Robert Peters and George Fidelibus walked off the 18th green at the Golf Club of Dublin, then carried pints of beer to the patio overlooking the course, which was framed by $500,000 homes.
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" In 22002, longtime co-hosts of The View Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar famously walked off the daytime show after guest panelist O'Reilly shouted at them during a heated argument about the proposed "Ground Zero Mosque.
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T.I. may have to start mining for some gold of his own because at least one jewelry store is done with him, claiming he walked off with a ton of their bling and never anted up.
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The East Coast's busiest port system ground to a halt on Friday as thousands of longshoremen in New York and New Jersey walked off the job, threatening to disrupt the delivery of goods throughout the region.
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They snapped this group shot with comedian Rob Riggle, while Scott scored another photo with Jamie Foxx, who walked off a live ESPN broadcast after he was asked about his relationship with Katie Holmes on Friday.
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The man turned out to be Murray, who then woke up and walked off with the woman sitting next to him … and his suit bag, which he'd had with him the whole time, for some reason.
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ANTOFAGASTA, Chile (Reuters) - Workers at BHP Billiton's Escondida copper mine in Chile, the world's largest, walked off the job on Thursday in a strike that threatens to disrupt the international supply of the widely used metal.
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Frustrated over Macron's wide-ranging labor and welfare reforms, nurses, teachers and other public sector workers walked off the job on Thursday over concerns about his plans to cut their headcount and introduce merit-based pay.
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The Marriott strikes took off last week, when about 1,500 hotel housekeepers, bartenders, and door attendants in Boston walked off the job at seven prominent Marriott-owned hotels, including the Sheraton Boston and Westin Copley Place.
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