He winds up at a strip club to watch Shea dance.
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"Whatever happens internationally, it winds up at our doorstep relatively quickly," Gov.
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It works, and Taylor winds up at Oscar's very sexy mansion that night.
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It's going for a warped kind of real — and sometimes winds up at sexy anyway.
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And it's likely that it winds up, at some point, in front of the Supreme Court.
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After Stu goes through the process, Burt winds up at his door for the dramatic soulmate reveal.
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In the less likely event that it winds up at 2 or 73, the Celtics will get it.
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But eventually, Mr. Huynh said, almost everyone winds up at JJ. The store doubles as a living museum.
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So, even if Trump winds up at 22020% in October -- like Clinton and Obama -- that's not great news for Republicans.
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He winds up at the airport with flowers and a handmade sign, waiting for a woman who won't ever show.
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Ultimately, Maura winds up at a big swap meet searching for Eliza, who she knows has green hair and is trans.
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When Roy lands on the Moon, he winds up at an airport-like terminal, complete with gift shops and an escalator.
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At best, he winds up at the mercy of a glad-handing tyrant who's willing to exploit him for all he's worth.
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Booth winds up at Spahn Ranch, the defunct Western movie set where the Manson Family lived and plotted Helter Skelter while knitting vests out of human hair.
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In Adaptation, Nic Cage plays a fictionalized version of Charlie Kaufman who, struggling to write his new script, winds up at a McKee seminar in search of something that'll get him through his third act.
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Anyone who's gotten liquored up in South Beach and seeks fried chicken to restore order to their broken body inevitably winds up at Krispy Krunchy Chicken, a 24-hour drunk-food haven tucked inside a bodega.
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Jack, meanwhile, winds up at a country club with buddy Miguel, who tries to convince him to buy himself some golf clubs because he's inevitably going to need to get away from the wife and kids after the triplets are born.
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But the buoyant, slightly bitter self-consciousness it made me feel, the mingled wonder and dread over the passage of time, are exactly the states of mind evoked by Mr. Mekas's monologue, which winds up at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge.
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He winds up at Camp Half-Blood, a safe-haven-slash-summer-camp for children of absentee deities, and embarks on a cross-country quest with the tough, brainy Annabeth and his goat-legged satyr pal Grover to recover Zeus's stolen lightning bolt and save his mortal mom.
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But once they find their NBA homes on Thursday night, a host of new variables enter the equation—their new coach, surrounding personnel, culture, and the system in which they find themselves will ultimately play a major role in determining which prospect winds up at the head of this talented class.
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Back in Japan, Shosh winds up at a club, rocking out to what must be said is a truly excellent band playing a song that would seem to be titled "Come On Get It On." (Foreshadow much?) Yoshi is there, too, and eventually they leave together, along with a few other friends, and head to a BDSM salon.
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But how successful the Santa Cruz will be depends on several factors, including pricing and Hyundai own volume targets, said Brinley, cautioning that if the truck comes in somewhere in the low $20,000 it could have a large audience, "but if it winds up at $34,000, that won't be the type of vehicle that appeals to a college kid," as the compact trucks of decades past once did.
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The show's trademark jittery electronic music and off-center framing make her maiden voyage into solo cybercrime a nerve-racking affair, but it's not until she winds up at the Nuclear Regulatory Agency's Washington office — waiting alone for hours under the blank black eye of a security camera, until a suspiciously cheery agent tries to lure her into a closed room at the end of a long, isolated hallway — that the fear really kicks in.
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He winds up at a stranger's funeral, where he cries and is mistaken for a mourner.
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After dropping the girls off at a wedding, the men visit a pub. After Victor pairs off with a local divorcée, Matthew winds up at the wedding, where he runs into Jennifer. They eventually share a passionate kiss, which Nikki witnesses. Matthew and Jennifer have sex on the beach.
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Along with the Bar New Kansas barkeep Master and his adopted daughter Koyomi, she winds up at a refugee camp on the outskirts of the Scrapyard, where she meets her future husband, a soup server. Shumira stays with the volunteer group and eventually she and her husband have eight children.
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Between 2020 and 2021, Toyota plans to wind down production of the Tacoma at TMMTX as production winds up at its new Mexico plant, Toyota Motor Manufacturing de Guanajuato. In 2022, TMMTX will begin building the Toyota Sequoia large SUV, which is built on the same frame as the Tundra.
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"12th annual Hooley on the Hudson brings flavor of the Irish to Kingston's Rondout neighborhood", Daily Freeman, September 1, 2013 Held every Labor Day weekend, the parade winds up at T.R. Gallo Memorial Park on the Strand. The Hooley is a festival that includes music, food and craft vendors, and step dancers.
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Wahoo Run is a family water slide at Adventure Island in Tampa, Florida, operated by SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment. The 600 foot long slide is mostly enclosed, passing through four waterfall curtains as it winds up at a splash pool. Wahoo Run is so named for a game fish, the wahoo, and for the "screaming expected from riders".
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The commander and Gertrudes protect Isaura from Leôncio for a while, but they become ill and pass away before setting her free. The sweet young woman winds up at the mercy of an obsessed, depraved man, fighting to maintain her dignity and integrity. As Isaura desperately struggles to keep her dreams alive, she discovers true love for the first time.
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Jenny is a 16 year old girl whose father, an actor, and mother, a television personality, have been separated for 15 months. The mother tells Jenny she has met a Melbourne businessman that the mother wants to marry. This sends Jenny out looking for her father and boyfriend. She winds up at a party at Kings Cross, and is seduced.
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His supporters riot, chasing him through the streets. He attempts to return to teaching at South Park Elementary as if nothing happened, but his campaign staff chases him out. Eventually he winds up at a member berry addiction meeting hosted by Randy Marsh who suggests that the berries are the cause behind people wanting to vote for Garrison, and that J. J. Abrams himself is somehow responsible.
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While making the final stages of the journey in a coach they are held up by bushrangers. The husband and wife escape and get lost in the bush. They wander around for days and become exhausted. Ralph leaves Helen for dead and winds up at the hut of his cousin, where he is taken in and revived by a girl who is actually his own daughter (the daughter of a previous marriage).
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On January 2, 1933, Fritzi's niece Nancy appeared as a houseguest and eventually overtook the strip. During the 1930s, it is mentioned at least twice that Fritzi and Nancy live in New York City, though it is uncertain whether that means Manhattan or another borough. It is mentioned during the 1935 continuity when Nancy runs away from home and winds up at an Indian reservation. After that period, their city of residence is never mentioned again.
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Steve later takes Doron to Boaz's grave where he cries while reciting Kaddish. After Boaz's bomb is detonated Doron begins to wander the streets aimlessly, before taking shelter in a mosque. Doron wounded after the Boaz's and Sheikh's bombs explode, ultimately winds up at Shirin's apartment for treatment, after which they passionately kiss. Shirin however eventually walks out during a date with Doron when she received a video from Walid showing her who Doron really is.
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It is clear at this point that Ashraf is walled in and feels no hope of escape from his situation. His brother-in-law, Jihad, decides to avenge the death of his newlywed bride, and while creating a suicide video, Ashraf decides to take Jihad's place as a suicide bomber in Tel Aviv. Ashraf wanders the streets of Tel Aviv with a sorrowful and blank expression. He winds up at the cafe in which he once worked.
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Jesse quickly flees while the infuriated Capone pulls off his trench coat and gloves and puts on a pair brass knuckles, intent on killing Jesse. Jesse runs for his life, but is cornered when he winds up at an exhibit for a western jail cell. He turns around to see that Capone has caught up. He tries to pistol whip Capone, but Capone blocks the swing and counters with a punch in the gut with the brass knuckles.
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After all the Olympian gods go missing, Sibyl has a premonition in which the sun god Apollo tells her to find "the talking pig". Sibyl then sets out looking for the talking pig, Gryllus. She finds him first at an auction where she buys him for 200 drachmas then Gryllus runs away and he winds up at Big Stavros's Kebab bar where he is forced to entertain customers and where Sibyl takes him back. Together they set off for the temple at Delphi.
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Paul emerges from the tent, after removing a large timber that has fallen on his wife. Angel winds up at a small store, where a husband and wife recognize her and want her to heal their lame son. She turns out not to be mute after all; she tells them that she cannot heal the child. Paul shows up about the same time, and watches as she performs a final miracle; while her faith in herself is destroyed, other people still believe.
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The narrator and the Polish man converse at a bar in Seattle before the Polish man reveals that he isn't actually Polish; he's from Cleveland. The narrator responds with nonchalance, before leaving and attempting to meet up with this friends Maury and Carol. A woman, presumably Maury and Carol's landlady, chases the narrator away and threatens to call the cops when he becomes belligerent. Later he winds up at another bar, and dances with a woman who he desperately wants to have sex with.
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Joe comes in, saying he has proof that it was Chris who vandalized, broke into Goldman's Pharmacy and stole Mort's acne medication. Chris decides he no longer wants to listen to Doug after he made his mom cry, but Doug says he could make Chris punch himself, or even worse, shoot him in the brain. Chris finally winds up at the dermatology clinic, and a struggle ensues as Doug tries to shoot him in the brain, but Chris manages to overpower him and use cortisone on Doug, finally taking him out.
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However, he is unable to make it to the fair due to getting lost in the woods. After going down a path that results in the loss of his horse and cart, and being attacked and nearly killed by a pack of rabid wolves, he winds up at the gate of a dark castle. When he enters the castle to stay for the night, he ends up being locked up by the Beast, the castle's master. Belle learns of what happened and goes to the castle, attempting to release her father.
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Homer tries to comfort a heartbroken Lisa, while Bart and Milhouse, who plan to poke Bluella with a stick, return to the beach and discover the police are going to blow up the whale carcass, as it cannot stay on the beach. The results are disastrous and blubber is everywhere, prompting the townspeople to use Bluella's remains for products such as corsets and perfume. Lisa sadly walks through town, where every squeaky noise reminds her of Bluella. She winds up at the beach, where she spots two whale calves — presumed to be Bluella's offspring — surrounded by sharks.
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Realizing this is the way to circumvent Helwych's barrier, Alouzon brings an army from Vaylle to Los Angeles and through another gateway, located in Solomon's old office at UCLA, into Gryylth. As Kyria battles Helwych, and the Gryylthian and Corrinian armies battle the Greyfaces in Gryylth, Alouzon engages the Spectre and the White Worm in a running battle through downtown Los Angeles that winds up at Solomon's grave. When they arrive there, Solomon's corpse rises from the ground and battles the Spectre to a standstill. While they battle, Alouzon sees a white tower that mirrors one in her dreams.
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Ava comes up with a plan to bring her parents together and enlists Charlie's help to take her father out for a guys night. When Charlie and Bradley meet up with Gerber at a bar, the trio winds up at a strip club and spend the night becoming incredibly intoxicated. When they get home to find Ava with her mother, Bradley tells Betty that she can leave because he's going to marry a hot, young girl from Europe, something he had heard Gerber say. Ava scolds Charlie for his behavior and ruining her plan which then leads to him complaining about their sex life.
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The screenplay begins with the expulsion from a provincial town of two young men of no fixed ambition, Ian McTurk and Christopher Low; Ian is a sexually profligate charmer, Low quixotic and pure of heart. They are banished because Ian has deflowered Rowena Torrence, niece of the local high priest, Father Brodie; present to see them off are amiably opportunistic Mayor Terence O'Scullion, sexually dangerous police official Connie Boon ("rhymes with loon", the Mayor says), and plain-Jane secretary Miss Patricia Drumgoole, who is desperately in love with Ian. Wandering the woods outside of town, Christopher meets and winds up at the mansion of eccentric millionaire Bernard Coates; also present at the mansion is the sinister Connie, who frightens the innocent Low into sexual slavery. Meanwhile, Ian has fled the scene, enraged by Miss Drumgoole's revelation that Rowena is to marry Coates.
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