This popular comedy is just the latest to get yanked.
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She makes it up the ladder but gets yanked back.
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"I yanked the first one a little bit," Gonzalez said.
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Country music stations yanked the group's music off the airwaves.
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LAX PD officers responded and yanked James off the plane.
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It got old Roseanne yanked from the TV schedule, too.
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Sanchez was yanked without getting an out in the inning.
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As I walked down the hall, Jill yanked my arm.
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She yanked at the diaper bag in the overhead compartment.
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He yanked it back, but she grabbed a different microphone.
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Even the city's cable cars were yanked from the streets.
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Borch yanked her thumb out of its mouth and bolted.
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Philadelphia's board of pensions also yanked $54 million from Fisher.
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She seized his wrist with her hard grip and yanked.
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The funds he manages struggled and clients yanked their money.
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When Vargo yanked his code, Chef employees voiced their support.
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Murphy, second in the nation in rebounds, yanked down 14.
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The audience started fleeing first, then security yanked Kevin away.
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Some of our absolute favorites are being yanked off of Netflix.
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Bell yanked the patron's mask off, then continued with his scene.
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Cashner walked Mike Zunino to follow and was yanked by Banister.
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Senator Investment Group and Jana Partners yanked their money from Pfizer.
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Adda yanked the one she could reach down to his side.
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Last year President Donald Trump yanked America out of the deal.
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Sitcom Me, Myself and I was yanked from the schedule early.
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Meanwhile, investors have yanked $26 billion out of actively managed funds.
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They tore out windows, yanked up shrubs, and even clogged toilets.
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Our sources say he's been yanked from shooting until further notice.
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Yanked from bed by a phone call at 2:15 a.m.
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It's been yanked, though ... and the $100 it raised was refunded.
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Now, for some partners, however, that ring is being yanked away.
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Did that play a role in the TV projects getting yanked?
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An English dentist had just yanked one of his wisdom teeth.
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For elite Delta SkyMiles holders, one key benefit was just yanked.
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Another video showed Peppa getting her teeth violently yanked at the dentist.
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She yanked down her own panties and got rid of her bra.
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Michael Williams had his 'deportation bus tour' video yanked from YouTube Wednesday.
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What do you mean, yanked into the power structure of the Philippines?
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It attracted intense backlash Friday, and TNR yanked it Saturday and apologized.
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It has yanked one of its more popular anchors off the air.
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The rush of water yanked her down and under, stealing her breath.
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Opioid epidemic The FDA wants a powerful opioid yanked off the market.
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In her excitement, she grabbed my dick and yanked it really hard.
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Traders resent being yanked to a sterile new site to the south.
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Even though she yanked divorce docs, there's nothing romantic between them anymore.
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CNN producers yanked an on-air promo teasing Tuesday's races as Mrs.
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Suddenly, Sadek yanked my necklace, tugging me closer until I pulled away.
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I would guess 75 percent of the kids yanked on the beard.
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He yanked out the magazine and tossed out the first two rounds.
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But by the end of the day, that, too, was yanked away.
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Now, I was yanked out of my life, suede boots and all.
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The police abruptly yanked him off the air and took him away.
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But a 1951 eradication effort yanked up 41,230 pounds of the plant.
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I yanked one down the line and two-hopped the Green Monster.
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The officer yanked him away because he was interfering with the medics.
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"It's the same as if you yanked 26,000 Americans off the street."
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The police yanked on and chased after nonviolent protestors in armored vehicles.
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Maybe that's why he yanked the press pool at the last minute?
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Someone had grabbed me tightly by the arm and yanked me down.
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They yanked it out of circulation and destroyed the book's printing plates.
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As such, it was yanked from museums, shoved into storage, sent abroad, lost.
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They took the doctor and Savage by surprise, and they yanked the video.
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Apparently, someone realized how weird that looks and yanked her from the list.
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Foreign portfolio investors yanked $1.8 billion out of Indian equities in July alone.
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Metrecal was temporarily yanked off the shelves, along with all of its competitors.
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Disney has yanked most of its titles from Netflix and other streaming services.
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Cleveland yanked him from the game in the fifth inning, trailing 22011-22015.
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The crowdfunding site yanked the page to investigate where the money was going.
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But when I yanked my purse open and peered inside the relief returned.
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Steam owner Valve yanked all of Digital Homicide's games off Steam in response.
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The girl fell down in laughter, and her dad yanked the mask off.
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Spooked, the Army yanked the bot from Iraq after just a few months.
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Yanked out of his delusion, his time and memory are given new worth.
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The craft is yanked into another dimension, and certain worrying things start happening.
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The Daily Beast pulled the reporter from Rio and yanked the online article.
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Each week, we tune in to have are heartstrings pulled, yanked, and twisted.
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So my dad grabbed my arm and yanked me to the finish line.
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I handed him the beer and yanked together the heavy living room curtains.
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I yanked-out the map and scanned its stupefying squiggles for a clue.
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A cure, that is, other than having your uterus and ovaries yanked out.
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Their rallies were quashed, posters yanked down and candidates intimidated, often with violence.
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So he abruptly yanked back the sunroof and heaved it to the street.
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Any little surges of tenderness are inevitably yanked back by fits of schadenfreude.
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Then I yanked off my virtual-reality headset and took a deep breath.
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Trump has also yanked the United States out of the Global Compact for Migration.
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He yanked his big hit into an open area along the left field line.
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But Testut wasn't looking for a legal fight, and he yanked his code voluntarily.
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The retailer quickly heeded the backlash and yanked the $11 shirts off its website.
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Ms Stanger's hair was yanked; the car in which the pair departed was mobbed.
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He yanked his gray sweatshirt up to reveal the pistol, she told the jury.
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Hunter yanked Curry's hand away from Sanchez's firearm, but he was octopus-like, slippery.
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Shortly before the vote was to occur, the bill was yanked from the floor.
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Mike, poor Mike, out here on a Sunday in the cold, getting yanked around!
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She's an innocent victim who's been yanked out of her life by the KGB.
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I yanked it off, touched his back and felt that he was ice cold.
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Donald yanked his head off, threw it on the ground and screamed, 'Stupid kid!
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Sanders yanked her significantly to the left, even on no-brainers like free trade.
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He yanked my jersey and reminded me to report to the scorer's table first.
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Instead, it was a bust, and was yanked off the air after one season.
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Classmates yanked his long hair and tried to drag him around by his ponytail.
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After seven runs scored, Matz was yanked with two outs in the first inning.
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Instead, I yanked them out, roots and all, as soon as they were loose.
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"Every time we have a proposal, it is yanked back by staff members," Sen.
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In the middle of the scrum, arms yanked in opposite directions, stood Jerry Springer.
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In the end, the tired horse, who seemed frozen in fear, was yanked free.
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Regrettably dramatic, I yanked the photo from its frame and tore it into pieces.
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"I learned what was yanked away from me because of the abuse," she said.
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For those on the left, the election yanked away the scrim of sweet reason.
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Once, when a rotten tooth became too painful, he yanked it out with pliers.
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She was silent throughout the conversation, and afterward, was yanked into Ms. Goldberg's office.
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The student grabbed Gabriel's hand and yanked him toward the wall, the lawsuit said.
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To get through five, he was close to 29 pitches, so I yanked him.
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If it can't satisfy the FCC's demands, the AWS-218 spectrum could get yanked.
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After an ensuing walk, Oakland manager Bob Melvin yanked Mengden in favor of Marc Rzepczynski.
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He lifted himself and, in another quick gesture, yanked my Bermuda shorts to my knees.
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Six years ago, Google's co-founders yanked their search and ads businesses from mainland China.
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Then he grabbed my hand and put it on his neck; I yanked it away.
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This very large guy used one hand and yanked this goat out of my car.
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As security pushed through the crowd, Professor Stanger's head was yanked back, injuring her neck.
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The project offered closure that was quickly yanked away two days later, when Parkland happened.
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Her hit television sitcom "Roseanne" was yanked off the air by ABC bosses on Tuesday.
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Federer had another break point which Tsitsipas yanked away with a courageous drive volley winner.
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YouTube yanked TheAlexJonesChannel, saying it violated the website's terms of service that prohibits hate speech.
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But Google's Home speaker yanked an answer from its vast database of online search results.
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With Bryant coming to the plate, the Indians yanked Shaw in favor of Cody Allen.
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" A man walking his dog turned the corner and was yanked down the sidewalk. "Hello!
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Take, for instance, this homemade ravioli, made with beets yanked straight outta the MUNCHIES garden.
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So we yanked out our devices and finished our wine, enjoying the video chat feature.
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She remembers the trees yanked up along with their roots, strewn around her parents' yard.
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TMZ broke the story ... James was yanked off the flight and arrested for domestic violence.
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The lead monkey yanked at a branch and threw it down to warn us away.
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Twitter, after introducing a public verification request form in 2016, later yanked it in 2017.
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Sibutramine was yanked off the market after it was linked to heart attacks and strokes.
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The last sailor pulled from the chaos was underwater when his shipmates yanked him up.
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I yanked and felt the slow, sickening rip of my twenty-dollar Fantastic Sam's investment.
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The former EP yanked us back to the sunny nostalgia of early aughts pop-punk.
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Tim and I yanked off her dress, frantically bathing her hands and face with wipes.
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Everyone wears yellow and blue or risks getting their eyes poked and/or hair yanked.
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The policeman pointed a gun at him, yanked him out of the car, forced him to the ground, pushed his head into the very hot asphalt pavement, handcuffed him too tight, yanked him up, closed the door by hitting his head against the door.
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If someone is suddenly yanked from a high dose of opioids, they could undergo painful withdrawal.
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He yanked down her panties, touched her backside, and told her that she had cute buns.
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A year later, Twitter yanked Spencer's verification badge but allowed him to continue using the platform.
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"Michelle McNamara got yanked off the planet and out of life 102 days ago," he wrote.
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Facebook shut the iOS version of the app down after Apple yanked the company's developer credentials.
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After signing the contract, Peterson took a deep breath and yanked off his Indiana Jones hat.
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Police said Brendon allegedly pulled his girlfriend's hair and yanked her arm at around 9 p.m.
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Recent data showed heavyweight funds yanked some $13.8 billion out U.S. stocks over the past week.
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He paid $31,200 for the rotten molar, which had been yanked from the late Beatle's mouth.
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He recalls one year almost being yanked into the water by a massive, vicious-looking fish.
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Heinen's, a family-owned Midwest chain, yanked the beer after receiving a number of customer complaints.
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She's yanked away, thrown in court—and later jail—because of her reaction to this tryst.
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The Alex Jones channel, which had more than 2 million subscribers, was yanked from YouTube Monday.
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His creator yanked him out of this life and blamed the alt-right for appropriating him.
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That's in addition to the 142,000 apps it yanked during the first quarter of the year.
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When O'Brien was legendarily yanked from The Tonight Show, he went to Hawaii for a vacation.
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He repeatedly had a video of cover of "Creep" at 2008's Coachella yanked from YouTube.
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Digiday reported last week several major brands have also yanked their advertising from Breitbart besides Kellogg.
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It's unclear if that's what contributed to "City of Lies" getting yanked from the schedule, though.
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After giving up four goals on 15 shots, Talbot was yanked in favor of Jonas Gustavsson.
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The whole town, it seems, shows up to the new clinic to have teeth yanked out.
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The Wall Street Journal: Trump, during interview, says he yanked Brennan's clearance because of Russia probe.
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I yanked, ripped, and pulled at the zipper in every wrong way with all my might.
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The module was yanked almost immediately, doomed to become a piece of fabled D&D lore.
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Apple yanked the headlines away from Trump, if only for a few hours on Monday morning.
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Leading 33-0 after the seventh inning, Poncedeleon was yanked for a pinch-hitter on Monday.
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If someone is suddenly yanked from a high dose of opioids, she could undergo painful withdrawal.
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Several companies, including Hulu, Nutrish, Nestlé and TripAdvisor, have yanked their advertisements from Ms. Ingraham's show.
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Before she could finish dialing one of the men yanked the phone out of her hands.
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As she dances, she is repeatedly yanked in and out of this fleeting physical death wish.
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"Every time we have a proposal, it's only yanked back by staff members," he told reporters.
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"Every time we have a proposal, it is only yanked back by staff members," Graham said.
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Garrett yanked off the helmet of Rudolph, the Steelers quarterback, and bashed him on the head.
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Yanked back into the present, the writers said that they regretted having to shift Joyce's climax.
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When he was finally yanked by one arm into the room, he offered a loving roast.
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A young boy got bored and sat down; his father yanked him up by his payes.
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When Harvey got into minor trouble in the sixth inning, Collins yanked him after 95 pitches.
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The storm had yanked them from her parents' mobile home and tossed them across the street.
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The truculent sovereign could be yanked away, for a blessed hour, from Twitter to a teleprompter.
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Then the Trump administration yanked that away from them, and their status is now in limbo.
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One rather eager woman grabbed his hand and yanked the Pope toward herself, clutching onto him.
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So, NBA's security went into the crowd, grabbed the guy and forcefully yanked him on stage.
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No warning or admonition was given — they were roughly yanked off their chairs and hauled out.
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Rahmon yanked back, turning the already awkward shake into a 7-second game of tug-of-war.
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Before I could lunge forward to pull her back, her guide dog yanked its owner to safety.
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It was half the price, so he came back with his checkbook and had every tooth yanked.
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She says that he guided her hand to his underwear and that she yanked her hand back.
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A visibly shaken Heard then says Depp yanked her head side to side by grabbing her hair.
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Barris described how much work and resources had been put into the episode before it was yanked.
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But before they could talk, the actor was yanked away for a photo op with Ms. Jones.
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Google has yanked Huawei's Android license, allowing it to use only its Android Open Source Project (AOSP).
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Lea's head is still sore from where her mom yanked her ponytail back as she started running.
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Public health crusaders preached about the evils of sugar and yanked vending machines from schools and offices.
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Seconds after spreading the stuff onto our skin, the liquid hardened and was ready to be yanked.
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Major U.S. carriers yanked the devices from shelves, citing safety concerns, and mail carriers have limited shipments.
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Readers place themselves in this gifted author's hands, only to be yanked, sometimes violently, in unexpected directions.
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Video showed Jacquees smiling even as he was violently yanked by police and taken to a cruiser.
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As a result, companies such as Mercedes-Benz and Hyundai yanked out their ads on Monday night.
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Soon their real intentions were clear: They yanked her inside their tent and began unbuttoning their pants.
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Because of this, the squirmier subjects who were initially enrolled in the study had to be yanked.
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The script called for the dead lover's necklace to be yanked off, but the necklace wasn't there.
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And though the Empire actress quickly yanked the photo, Adam Levine managed to snag a screen grab.
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The president has yanked the Iran nuclear deal, and his economic sanctions threaten that nation's dictatorial theocracy.
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The Jane Lynch comedy "Angel From Hell" did O.K.-ish, and it got yanked after five episodes.
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But in the few flare-ups that did occur, Democrats quickly yanked the reins and regained control.
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They yanked off his dirty bandages, slapped on some new ones and gave him the bum's rush.
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At any point along the way, he could be yanked off the bus and robbed, or worse.
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She yanked open a refrigerator door to display plastic containers of pig intestines, ears, and other offal.
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As for "The Willis Family" ... it appears the show's page has been yanked from the TLC website.
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I said 'write me up, I didn't do anything wrong', and then she yanked my hat off.
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The horse just kind of looks depressed, like they're getting yanked around the circle by their rider.
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They alternately approach the microphone or are yanked from it; other times they stand side by side.
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HC wants Katy's line yanked off shelves, and a cut of profits made since the Spring launch.
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Teeth, eyeballs, heads...there were few body parts that didn't get yanked out during this gory episode.
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When his mud-caked car returned to the pits, Stewart climbed out and yanked off his gloves.
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Conor's close friend, Artem Lobov, was also yanked from his fight after taking part in Thursday's melee.
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A couple of times, while singing, he yanked on his collar and coughed to clear his throat.
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But some big restaurants have yanked their services from takeaway apps entirely as they close for lockdown.
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I walked over, yanked the closet door open, and an old vacuum tumbled out onto the floor.
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Investors yanked $2.2 billion from money market funds, their second straight week of cash outflows, Lipper said.
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So this spring I yanked it out of the cupboard and hauled it out of the box.
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The deaths yanked Farris from his life's trajectory and set him on one he had not anticipated.
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As Merk said, trades can get "yanked" around, and the gold trade was yanked into positive territory on Wednesday afternoon (even after a gain of as much as 2 percent after the FOMC statement, gold was at best brought back to flat for the past 5 trading days).
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Galen designed the Death Star, and he's yanked from retirement by Krennic (Ben Mendelsohn), a ruthless Imperial officer.
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The hole is re-closed, and there's a clink of metal as the next plate is yanked back.
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A U.S. citizen alleges that an officer yanked his 11-year-old son's arm, causing a hairline fracture.
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He was eventually fired in 2000 after a student alleged he yanked his arm forcefully while lecturing him.
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Astros Manager A.J. Hinch yanked Greinke after that and called upon hard-throwing, command-challenged reliever Josh James.
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When they arrived, they were told Oliver Camilo had yanked the equipment from a passenger on his plane.
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Not backing down, Fields tweeted a photograph of her bruised forearm and said she had been yanked backward.
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The people in the control group just stared at the ceiling while the dentist yanked on their teeth.
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Seemingly every front page, news app, and headline have been yanked into the gravitational swirl of modern politics.
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On Wednesday, after several government departments expressed their displeasure with Shanghai Post, the antlers were mysteriously yanked off.
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Rachel yanked the earbud out, stuffed the ectophone in her purse and ran back towards the duelling field.
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And it wasn't the reason Dodgers manager Dave Roberts yanked Stripling with one out in the eighth, either.
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Katy Perry's shoe that is under scrutiny for resembling blackface is about to be yanked ... TMZ has learned.
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Producers felt she was just making more excuses for Marc's lack of participation, so the invite got yanked.
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The officer who had yanked me from the car announced that our Ford Galaxie appeared to be stolen.
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Romo came in and dazzled on one touchdown drive this weekend, and then was yanked from the game.
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The book's adults are somehow stuck in the 1980s, since panic has yanked them right back to childhood.
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Hate mail and death threats poured in, and the Christian bookstore chain and publisher LifeWay yanked her titles.
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Yanked from his squad car, he has to stand on a street corner in the cold and fog.
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The sage also shows that the samurai is easily yanked around by what someone else does or says.
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After starter Rich Hill was yanked in the third inning, Roberts brought in the setup man Joe Blanton.
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FOX also yanked her "Beat Shazam" guest appearance that was scheduled to air the night she was hospitalized.
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An ally was discomfited and yanked around for a couple of months before, ultimately, getting its defense funding.
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And the National Republican Congressional Committee yanked more than $1 million in planned ads supporting her opponent, Rep.
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The next day, regulators yanked Neihan Duanzi, the company's social-media platform, where users share jokes and videos.
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When your head gets yanked around, your brain does too, and it's nearly impossible to decouple the two.
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Chaffetz was the first of several GOP congressmen who yanked their endorsement from Trump after the recording's publication.
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The White House says the book is garbage -- packed with lies -- and they're trying to get it yanked.
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Seeing Jesus have his flesh yanked out by a cat o' nine tails whip properly fucked my head up.
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It's still unclear why the auction was yanked, but we've been told it's not because someone purchased it already.
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The Secret Service officer who yanked Acosta's pass is included as well, though he is not identified by name.
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Laff, a digital network that specializes in reruns of popular sitcoms, has similarly yanked old episodes of the series.
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But investors yanked $2.5 billion from SPDR S&P 500 ETF and $1.2 billion from iShares Russell 2000 ETF.
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If the Wikipedia page you've created has been yanked, it's likely because it fails to meet these notability standards.
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What if, after years of starters being yanked earlier and earlier, baseball's elite relievers are beginning to wear out?
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Disney and Nestlé are among those who have reportedly yanked spending after a YouTube video surfaced the ongoing problem.
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The third time she went under, worrying that she might never surface again, she told me, she yanked again.
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The streaming service just yanked all his music from its playlists in response to the alleged sex cult scandal.
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Sources connected with the former White House Communications Director say they believe it was yanked because of Scaramucci's politics.
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I arched my body, yanked my torso to get a deep stretch, and a pop jolted my lower back.
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When researchers finally yanked the hydrophone back above the waves, they discovered a tape far noisier than they'd expected.
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According to the suit ... the process server was "grabbed, yanked, pulled and choked" by someone in the rapper's entourage.
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Dakota Fanning will not be a (grown) child of divorce after all ... her pops just yanked his divorce docs.
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The feature first appeared in the beta back in May, but was yanked not long after for reasons unknown.
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A two-year-old boy standing just inside the water's edge was grabbed by an alligator and yanked under.
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The rapper's other tracks were subsequently yanked from various music-streaming platforms in China, online news site Quartz reported.
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Officer Richter then yanked her from the car, spun her and threw her to the ground, the video shows.
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Shapiro said Lewandowski "yanked and bruised" Fields, and noted that the Trump campaign's narrative on the story had shifted.
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By that time, Syracuse had yanked momentum into its favor, and it would never relinquish it as Virginia collapsed.
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It was all set up and ready to go, but the network yanked it at the last possible second.
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They yanked their treasure out of stocks and entrusted it to safer repositories of wealth like bonds and cash.
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The athlete idea he liked the most belonged to Lehtonen, the guy who yanked his children out of kindergarten.
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Days after the police yanked a baby from a woman in a welfare office, no clear word on why.
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He then yanked a shot into the gallery short and way left of the green, deep in more fescue.
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When the elevator finally stopped at floor 59, the man grabbed 93S's wrist and yanked him into the hallway.
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We passed an abandoned amusement park, the roller coaster coiling like a train track yanked skyward by a tornado.
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Rohrabacher said Staunton was attempting to exit the office Tuesday afternoon when a protester yanked open the front door.
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In July, the National Basketball Association yanked its 2017 All-Star Game from Charlotte over objections to H.B. 2.
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Lundqvist — who rested Monday as the backup Antti Raanta defeated the Penguins — was then yanked by Coach Alain Vigneault.
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The wildness that shot up in a man's eye when his lips were yanked back to take the bit.
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They yanked their money from the marketplace in an unrestrained bout of selling reminiscent of the outbreak of war.
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Her only salvation was the Hound, who yanked the monster back by the chain and cut it in half.
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What happened to Bettig was far more troubling: hyperdiction, where his ship was yanked out of a hyperspace jump.
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On Monday, engineers yanked the 39-pound conventional engine out of a kart and installed the four-pound X Mini.
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Billy Bush is getting yanked off NBC's 'Today' for his comments about women during the recorded conversation with Donald Trump.
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Padres manager Andy Green then yanked Mitchell after just 2 1/3 innings in his shortest outing of the season.
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In 2010, Mr. Hannity was yanked from a Tea Party rally in Ohio after network executives objected to his appearance.
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At that point I was like, it was time, we were getting yanked into the power structures of the Philippines.
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Officers did catch up with the other two -- Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz -- and promptly yanked them off a plane.
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One night, in a feat of grisly bravery, he braced for the worst and just yanked the implants out himself.
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Wearing a graphic tee, his light jeans were also yanked up, revealing his prominent leg tattoos, including the Incredible Hulk.
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Humans preferred the former, saying that the latter felt as if the object was being yanked out of their hands.
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Historic screwup A San Diego middle school's yearbook gets yanked after the N-word was inadvertently printed on the cover.
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Now, federal regulators have essentially banned Holmes from the blood testing business and yanked the certification from its flagship laboratory.
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After getting her hair aggressively yanked by Ursula, Tia sits out for a moment, crying in the corner with Bibiana.
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Charlie Rose isn't just losing jobs ... Arizona State University just yanked his prestigious Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism.
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I felt like if I could have gotten it down he would have swung and missed, but I yanked it.
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I watch the innards and sinews of the celluloid beast yanked and twisted into something small and even more ferocious.
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In March, leaders scheduled a vote, then yanked the bill off the floor, an embarrassing defeat for Trump and Ryan.
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If she had reported the assault, her star in the restaurant world surely would have been yanked back to earth.
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As of this writing, 8chan is still down and Bitmitigate is still recovering from having its services yanked by Voxility.
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But how would you feel if you knew full well you'd probably just yanked someone out of a peaceful sleep?
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"Then he grabbed my hand," she said, explaining that she yanked it away after he placed it on his neck.
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And, honestly, there is validity to the complaints that the headphone jack is being yanked off of the iPhone early.
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The Bikini PhotoThe first witness testified that Ghomeshi had yanked her hair violently while they were sitting in his car.
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At one point, a burly security guard yanked a girl from the mass of entangled sweaty limbs and gyrating bodies.
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Beyond the fear of being yanked out of my seat and made to polka, I'm gripped by some whispering dread.
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The man punched Mr. Diamantis in the face and yanked Ms. Diamantis's pad away, pulling her down the front stairs.
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Now it had been reduced, like the Wizard of Oz with the curtain yanked away, to a cosmic mighty mite.
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She says Keyshia punched her in the face, yanked her hair and clawed her face and mouth with her nails.
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But in January it yanked the show from the schedule for six months, burning off the extra episodes this summer.
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But the growing fears of a global recession and a lengthy trade conflict saw $15.6 billion yanked out, excluding China.
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A few minutes later, heavy equipment yanked one of the huge tree trunks from the ground and hauled it away.
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Pope Francis has apologized for hitting the hand of a well-wisher who grabbed him and yanked him toward her.
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Tanya and I yanked the ropes to free the squirming donkeys from the truck bumper as fast as we could.
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He is soon yanked back to earth, and the film's proper begins by introducing him as a jaded film director.
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I tried to push it out, but once it took root it refused to be yanked up and tossed away.
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When he refused to give it, they yanked him outside his gate and shot him with a Taser stun gun.
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Then he was yanked again in his final appearance, having yielded three goals by the Islanders on only 16 shots.
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Dozens of officers formed a single-file wall outside the building, and some unruly protesters were yanked from the crowd.
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In retaliation, Hurt wrote, Trump yanked out a handful of his wife's hair, and then forced himself on her sexually.
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Big brands have temporarily yanked their advertising from the platform in previous years after ads appeared next to extremist content.
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Meanwhile, GE's well-publicized woes yanked the industrial giant's position down to the lower half of the big return list.
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In Ms. Pauley's case, NBC invested millions of dollars, but the show was yanked in 2005 after just one year.
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The second Clinton said the words, right-wing media yanked them out of context and spun them as cartoonishly evil.
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"They got me very cheap," he said with a laugh, as a stylist yanked at him and a photographer circled.
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Sean Kingston's got an accessories problem ... someone straight up yanked a $300k chain off his neck ... so claims the singer.
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The databases generally do not say why a particular ad was removed, and only Facebook shows copies of yanked ads.
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The AFC says there are more appropriate ways to commemorate Anne's legacy, and it's happy the costume was yanked. HalloweenCostumes.
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You have to keep watching because just when you think the final weave has been yanked, more punches get thrown.
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The Cole memo and related guidances weren't the first that Sessions yanked in an attempt to escalate the war on drugs.
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Religious conservatives condemned the red figure as satanic and yanked it from its pedestal, while a priest attempted to exorcise it.
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Or, in the case of Tic Tac and Skittles, they've been reluctantly yanked into the headlines and opted to bow out.
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He audibly exclaims as his umbrella gets yanked by the wind, the force pulling him out of the camera frame momentarily.
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Feifei Zhang: In Instafamous, the film ends when Yash is yanked out of the dream reality that he has been participating.
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She says Hamilton grabbed her by the shoulders and yanked her to the ground ... where she claims she hurt her hip.
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"The riot police grabbed me and yanked me to the ground face first and stomped on my arm," Gonzalez tells PEOPLE.
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In response, some advertisers reportedly yanked their advertising, and NBC received 85 calls about the episode — more than half were negative.
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How would you feel if the mother of your children yanked off your prosthetic leg and started hitting you with it?
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"Facebook previously yanked four pages associated with Jones and InfoWars last year, claiming they violated its "hate speech and bullying policies.
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Major sponsors such as Delta Air Lines, The Financial Times and Bain & Co this week yanked their support for the event.
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And so far in January, investors have yanked near-$7 billion from U.S. stock funds, according to Thomson Reuters Lipper data.
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Wednesday, crew workers yanked the Beauregard statue from its perch and lowered it to a truck as scattered cheers broke out.
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You enter, a node and a target, streamed at and pushed and yanked, penetrated by and extruding information, sloppy with it.
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Then they got down on the ground spread eagle, letting themselves get cuffed, yanked to their feet, and led into custody.
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The shirt was offered on the U.K. retailer's multi-seller sister website, ASOS Marketplace; it has since been yanked offline, thankfully.
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Resolute Energy, NRG Energy and Canyon Consolidated Resources have all yanked deals since Thursday in the face of investor push-back.
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I applaud her tenacity and it hasn't been easy watching her get yanked around by the swamp, and yet she prevails.
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Hammond climbed the side of the tender and yanked on the sliding door, sending the seeds echoing into the empty tank.
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The rebel fighters yanked Hulda out of a cupboard where she was hiding with her two boys, aged three and five.
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He arrived when the original installation was finished, yanked out several major items, inserted some new ones and added a soundtrack.
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They took sledgehammers and knocked down the dividing walls between the units, and yanked the appliances out of the extra kitchens.
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Democrats also succeeded in adding similar language into a Saudi bill sponsored by Risch, but the GOP senator yanked his legislation.
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It wasn't until the Daily Beast published its story that Yiannopoulos reportedly learned he had been yanked from his convention appearance.
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Democrats also succeeded in adding similar language to a Saudi bill sponsored by Risch, but the GOP senator yanked his legislation.
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I yanked the cables out of the back of the router and cable modem and unplugged the wires from the outlet.
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I opened the hood and yanked the bulbs out, but it wasn't enough; the headlights were surrounded by bright LED bulbs.
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Anyone who looked at the public docket before Waymo realized its error and yanked the document knows what they are, too.
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He arrived when the original installation was finished, yanked out several major items, inserted some new ones, and added a soundtrack.
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But when a parent, spouse, sibling, or friend is yanked from the world, you might move forward without ever moving on.
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According to Washington Post reporter Ben Terris, who was there, Lewandowski grabbed Fields and yanked her out of the candidate's way.
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Working only from the stretch, Ohtani yanked some sliders into the dirt and struggled with his landing spot on the mound.
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After the GOP's repeal fever yanked the duo back from a deal in the fall, they couldn't get back on track.
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I had yanked out my own IUD without telling my husband, thinking I would surprise him with a positive pregnancy test.
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Trump is the guy who keeps getting saved from walking into oncoming traffic, only to complain that someone yanked his collar.
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He refused to take a breath, urine or blood test, so his driver's license gets automatically yanked for a full year.
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But the growing fears of a global recession and a lengthy trade conflict saw $15.6 billion yanked out not including China.
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The producer became angry, yanked her up from a chair and screamed, "you owe me one more time," she testified sobbing.
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He yanked the orange cap off his head, pulled on pair of rimless reading glasses, and started cutting up his chicken.
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Punches were thrown, kicks and even one player thought about using a stool before an assistant coach yanked it from him.
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Hornacek had already benched Joakim Noah for fourth-quarter stretches, and now he's yanked Rose, Jackson's other high-profile summer acquisition.
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Institutional investors yanked billions of dollars from the fund, which knocked its share price from $1 to 97 cents on Sept.
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More than once, Cathy Jarratt says, caseworkers and foster parents have yanked the boy away as he reached out for her.
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Mr Trump challenged the economy not just by threatening NAFTA but by cutting taxes and regulation for business, which yanked investment south.
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Conflicting signs over which direction the trade conflict between the United States and China is headed have yanked markets in opposite directions.
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Beyonce's mom immediately yanked the pic down, after realizing it brings back memories of the infamous 2014 beatdown in an NYC elevator.
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His line drive cut through the wind as he yanked an outside fastball to center with an exit velocity of 108 mph.
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Then, in a dispute with Amazon, Google yanked YouTube access from the Echo Show before allowing it again a short while later.
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Trending down: Apple and Google have now both yanked apps from their respective app stores owing to pressure from the Chinese government.
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She told the New Yorker he yanked her hand away, but Weinstein grabbed it again and pulled it toward his erect penis.
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"We are pulled away, we're told to come back, you know, we're yanked in a lot of different directions," Dunn told reporters.
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You can see the security guard who yanked him out standing right next to him ... no hands on him this time around.
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Must-See: A man scaled Trump Tower in New York City with suction cups before being yanked in a window by police.
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We found ourselves fascinated watching the insane tests, but also cringing every time that poor little guy got yanked into a pole.
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Apparently, in addition to the $22,3 Grand Prize, you might also have your skill yanked from the Amazon Skill Store without warning.
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Yanked in the fifth, Kershaw trudged off with a dubious distinction -- he has allowed a postseason-record eight home runs this year.
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Nyad recalled that she was asleep when he came into the room, got on top of her, and "yanked" off her suit.
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"I yanked away from him I told him to get off of me because he's not my dad," Ryan told CBS 6.
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The inmates vandalized the toilet, yanked it from the wall and gained access to a hole which led outside of the facility.
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Zak also says a light focused on the chair went out when a power cord was mysteriously yanked out of the wall.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The filters and frames feel like Fujifilm yanked Snapchat filters and stuffed them into an old school camera.
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Gustavsson was down for several minutes but then was yanked during the second intermission because he took a blow to the head.
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What felt like seconds later, somebody yanked Fran's throwing arm behind her, hard, pulling her off her stool and into the crowd.
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I didn't last for more than two minutes before I yanked the headset off and took a long breather on the sofa.
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According to the Investment Company Institute, investors yanked the most money out of U.S. stocks in February since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Some people in the tier below got hold of the bottom half and yanked it in two until it just read, "Democracy".
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But when Bregman yanked a 2-1 cutter into the Crawford Boxes in left, Kluber lost his no-hit and shutout bid.
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Lewandowski reportedly grabbed the arm of former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields during a press conference earlier this week and yanked her down.
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Its blue metal body lurches forward, only to be yanked backward again and again—a slapstick war dance for an unwinnable war.
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Instead, the Trump administration yanked them apart, detained the child's mother and sent him to a federally-contracted facility in New York.
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They yanked $6.2 billion from emerging-market stocks last week — the largest weekly depletion since China devalued its currency in August 2015.
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When Francisco Lindor yanked his over the fence, matching Roberto Perez and Jason Kipnis before him, fireworks exploded in the night sky.
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He once beat the Sun into submission with a jawbone and yanked the Hawaiian Islands out from the bottom of the ocean.
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Within hours of the video's release on Friday, a number of top Republican officials in the state yanked their endorsements, including Gov.
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As she fell to the ground holding her purse, he yanked it from her hands and ran down the street, she said.
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Image: Forward Records Like a hand yanked from a slammed door, the dark outsider pop of Black Thumb emerges bruised and fragile.
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Urbina tossed out the prospect of rescue by helicopter if there was serious trouble, but just as quickly yanked that lifeline away.
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"There's no more space here," Ms. Sosorbaram said as she yanked stalks of flowering yellow wormwood from the ground outside her home.
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Investors yanked 900 million pounds from UK-based bond funds in the first 12 days of this month, fund network Calastone said.
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And they aren't even the worst of the miscreants that the playwright, Stephen Adly Guirgis, has yanked from his darkly comic imagination.
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has apologized for hitting the hand of a well-wisher who grabbed him and yanked him toward her.
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When a teacher caught Ms. Jones learning another indigenous language from two schoolmates, Ms. Jones said, the teacher yanked out three fingernails.
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For Karey Mansicalco, who owns a real estate company in Utah, the news yanked freedom from her hands at the 11th hour.
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That's Masha Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, who was abruptly yanked home in May, months before her assignment was up.
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It won 322 to 306, and an irate Mr. Johnson yanked his bill, evidently intent on reintroducing it in the coming week.
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Mr. Thin Myu yanked a half-dozen small fish from the net, not yet enough for a full meal for his family.
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Fidelity has terminated a $1.33 million relationship with Fisher Investments, bringing the total yanked from the money manager to almost $1.8 billion.
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But then the bureau's offer is yanked away like something out of the Tantalus myth, or at least a Charles Schulz comic.
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The left-hander allowed seven runs on 10 hits and was yanked with two outs in the third after Marrero's second homer.
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Jeanine Pirro, the Fox News host who made Islamophobic comments about a Muslim Congress member, has been unexpectedly yanked off the air.
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I watched as a man with short-cropped hair and a suit grabbed her arm and yanked her out of the way.
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Coolio boarded the plane but cops got wise, yanked him off and arrested him for possession of a firearm by a felon.
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Former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields just recounted for the New York Times how she was manhandled and yanked around during the presidential campaign.
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The high cost of getting the update wrong is not so much concentrating minds as causing alarms to be yanked and brakes applied.
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He picked up his new black-and-white Rickenbacker guitar, then reached into his Herschel backpack and yanked out a mess of cables.
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His group — formed during a particularly fractured time in British politics and society — soon was yanked into the orbit of the far-right.
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The system has yanked information from my social profiles, from LinkedIn to Twitter, in an effort to sum me up as a person.
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Another officer yanked her bra, and Thakur went into shock as she tried to shield her body from being grabbed, punched, and groped.
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The pound was yanked down to $22.7 from $255.97 after UK lawmakers put the brakes on the government's Brexit plans again on Tuesday.
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One can only imagine how this witch would feel about someone who forcibly "yanked" crystals from their home and unapologetically sold them off.
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She's suing to get a cut of Reese's profits and to get her Draper James Magnolia yanked from stores ... like an annoying weed.
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Other fronts include: EPA has yanked California's Clean Air Act power to set carbon emissions limits for vehicles, a move already in litigation.
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Welch supported Trump for president, but in October he yanked that support after Trump was caught on tape making crude comments about women.
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The social network quietly yanked Lifestage, the bizarre Snapchat-like app that was only for high schoolers, from the App Store last week.
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Miley walked Dodgers leadoff man Cody Bellinger in the bottom of the first inning before being yanked for right-handed reliever Brandon Woodruff.
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She then formally yanked the welcome mat by refusing to hold a vote to allow Trump to address a joint session of Congress.
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I liked my cloak of whiteness as a kid, even if it was occasionally yanked from me with cutting jokes or knowing smiles.
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The protesters went limp or were yanked to the ground as police used zip ties and handcuffs to detain them in the aisles.
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The emails: The internal exchange began after Twitter yanked Milo Yiannopoulos', then-Breitbart's tech editor, blue verification checkmark for having harassed other users.
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Dana White says he's yanked Conor McGregor from UFC 200 -- claiming the Irish superstar refused to fly to Vegas to promote the event.
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Just days before its chimeric folding phone was supposed to go on sale, Samsung yanked the Galaxy Fold off the market (for now).
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According to reports, Kane allegedly yanked one of the women by the hair and grabbed her throat while pushing her into his car.
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Financial woes aren't the only problems for Lil Uzi ... his latest single, "Free Uzi," was just yanked from streaming services over licensing issues.
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The poll began gathering data on Friday — just after the GOP's health-care bill was yanked from a scheduled House vote — through Tuesday.
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Teixeira yanked homers over the shallow right-field wall at Yankee Stadium and Rodriguez followed them up with backspun blasts to dead center.
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Police yanked Dao from his seat and dragged him off the plane, giving him a concussion and two lost teeth in the process.
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Ironically, Calvin once wrote a song with then-GF Rita Ora and when they broke up he yanked her right to perform it.
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Why it matters: Other than Georgia and Nevada, the for-profit Anthem also has yanked ACA plans in California, Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin.
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GOP leaders yanked the American Health Care Act after it became clear it lacked the support for passage despite President Trump's vocal backing.
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Now the chefs in Ginza can have a tuna zapped with an electric prod and yanked out of the university's tanks on demand.
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Quintana allowed seven runs on 10 hits and was yanked with two outs in the third after light hitting Deven Marrero's second homer.
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Then she was in the jaws of a shark, screaming and fighting as it yanked her back and forth, down into churning water.
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Disney had yanked the newspaper's access after it published a two-part investigation that detailed Disney's financial dealings with the city of Anaheim.
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She had jumped onto a young man's back on the beach, and her bikini bottoms were yanked to the side, revealing everything underneath.
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A few days later, she pulled a hoodie over her head, then frantically yanked it off again upon discovering multiple stinkbugs burrowed inside.
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Tapia yanked a first-pitch curveball 371 feet to subdue the crowd of 43,43, the largest of the season at Minute Maid Park.
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She claims he grabbed her and pinned her to the ground and when she got up ... he yanked her hand, dislocating her finger.
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When a crowd yanked down the Confederate Soldiers Monument in Durham, North Carolina, late Monday, the statue's head and torso crumpled on impact.
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The company, one of the nation's biggest marketers, yanked its dollars from YouTube in 2.43 because its ads were appearing alongside offensive videos.
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It was only two weeks ago, after all, that the White House was taken to court over a CNN reporter's yanked press pass.
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The Vatican: Pope Francis apologized for slapping away the hand of a woman who had yanked his hand, momentarily throwing him off balance.
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It was then, she told the jury, that Mr. Weinstein yanked the tampon from her body and put his mouth on her genitals.
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They were yanked out of their lives and sent by freight car to a barren spot in the middle of the empty steppe.
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The backlash from their decision has already begun -- their wax figures got yanked from the Royal Family display at Madame Tussauds in London.
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In her case, it was four years ago when the restaurant owner yanked down his trousers and demanded to have sex with her.
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Lewandowski reportedly also grabbed the arm of former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields during a press conference earlier this month and yanked her down.
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Citing data from flow-tracker EPFR, BAML's analysts calculated that just over $60 billion has now been yanked out of equities this year.
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DC Comics yanked an ad campaign for an upcoming Batman comic book after Chinese fans claimed it supported the ongoing Hong Kong protests.
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Hornacek nonetheless yanked Rose for good, for Justin Holiday, with 3:58 left, leaving Brandon Jennings on the floor to run the offense.
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It was a less-than-inspiring message, and shortly after, GOP leaders yanked the bill off the floor after the votes didn't materialize.
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Atkinson's team was trailing by only 7 points when he yanked Russell, who had already scored 25, for the remainder of the night.
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Make sure you've got your yellow-and-blue outfit all ready, lest you feel like getting your eyes poked and/or hair yanked.
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Green yanked the phone out of his pocket and threw it on to the ground while flight attendants evacuated the 75 people onboard.
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John Schnatter's image is being yanked from ads and marketing materials following a report he used the n-word during a May conference call.
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The impact wouldn't become clear until November, but it was obvious to the assembled hackers that their industry was being yanked into the spotlight.
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Trump's comments on trade yanked the yuan down more than half a percent in London before the Chinese currency stabilized around 6.8162 per dollar.
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When she yanked her hand away, she told me, Weinstein grabbed it again and pulled it toward his penis, which was visible and erect.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office got its accreditation yanked last week over mishaps surrounding the 2017 Parkland school shooting, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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Same situation: yanked the enterprise certificate for Facebook so people can no longer look at their bus schedule or test up builds of Instagram.
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Gordon wants a cut of that -- he's asking a judge for damages, and for all 'Stoopid' recordings using his voice to be yanked immediately.
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We're told the issue is being worked out between the hotel and designer ... and the dress will likely get yanked from the auction block.
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Data tracker Hedge Fund Research, meanwhile, reported that investors yanked $15 billion from funds in the first quarter, the largest quarterly outflow since 2009.
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A vacant dirt lot now sits, fenced off, at the site of the collapse, a stitch seemingly yanked from the fabric of Second Avenue.
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Are the side effects of trial (like Annie being manually yanked out of Owen's memories) coming across as magical powers in this alternate world?
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Jones, yanked after allowing five goals on 13 shots in the opener, improved to 113-2 in the playoffs this season, including two shutouts.
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I try to separate myself from the moment of watching him botch something or other on court and not get yanked by his daddy.
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When Munoz first saw footage of the passenger getting violently yanked off one of his planes, he said one emotion washed over him: shame.
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The production company behind a Drake documentary is suing Universal Music Group for ratting them out, and getting the project yanked from streaming platforms.
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She was slapped, her hair was yanked, and the bottoms of her feet were whipped by bamboo canes, a form of torture called falaka.
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He was "continuously" subjected, the suit said, to "wedgies" — his underwear yanked sharply upward, sometimes so violently that he came home with torn shorts.
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She pulled Oghi's pants down roughly, yanked out his catheter tube, and went to empty the urine bottle, the tube swinging from her hand.
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" Lithgow — a frequent critic of Trump — continues: "But a 10-year-old story leaked out from his past,And yanked him from placid obscurity.
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New York (CNN Business)The hedge fund industry suffered a brutal 2018 as nervous clients yanked tens of billions of dollars from their portfolios.
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The first three Tigers got hits, Borowy was yanked, and the Tigers scored five runs in the first inning of a 9-323 win.
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George Zimmerman has relisted the gun used to kill Trayvon Martin ... less than 2 hours after it was yanked from its original auction site.
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And then there's the peculiar and ugly case of Louis C.K., whose forthcoming movie, "I Love You, Daddy," was recently yanked by its distributor.
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New Yorkers were amazed when an opportunistic thief yanked a bucket full of gold from the back of a truck on a busy street.
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In the inner, onstage story, Kate and Petruchio must discover love by discovering themselves, when their psychological armor is at last yanked off them.
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Kingston says security at the WeHo club was involved in orchestrating the assault in which someone yanked the chains off his neck ... totaling $300k.
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It was yanked out of the bill on the specific and vigorous insistence of one Addison Mitchell "Mitch" McConnell Jr., the senator from Kentucky.
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The officers yanked her 1-year-old son from her arms, and the D.A.'s office charged her with resisting arrest and other offenses.
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And now, he's been yanked out of the starting lineup even though he's been playing great, all in the name of shaking things up.
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More than once, I felt my energy and attention flagging — only to be yanked in again by a punchy Gang of Four pop song.
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Merlot has been yanked out of the liqueur's Bordeaux-like mix of rubired, ruby cabernet and merlot grapes, and replaced by muscat of Alexandria.
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Everyone's life has been turned upside down, with any semblance of routine yanked from under us all while personal and professional priorities shift entirely.
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He was accused of battery by former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields, who said Lewandowski had yanked her arm at a Trump rally in Florida.
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They yanked out insulation, which dripped like wet wool, and threw it onto the front yard, Bob Marley's "Natural Mystic" playing in the background.
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Many have been able to keep selling parts to Huawei, but they're proceeding cautiously, unsure if those exceptions might be yanked in the future.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "American Airlines is under fire after one of its flight attendants allegedly yanked a stroller away from a mother with a baby.
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On Sunday security officials at Chicago's O'Hare airport literally yanked a passenger off a United flight because the airline needed seats for its staff.
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YouTube hasn't been available on the Show since Google yanked it last year, but a host of new features should compensate for its absence.
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Back at City News in Chicago, I found myself one day yanked unceremoniously off the City Hall beat and assigned to cover O'Hare airport.
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Multiple companies yanked their ads from Fox News' prime-time slot in April amid sexual harassment allegations against the network's biggest star, Bill O'Reilly.
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But they had been yanked from a rural community in Nigeria to the great America and didn't know how to survive on their own.
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The advocates were seeking to stop the requirement in Arkansas, which yanked coverage from 18,000 people after they failed to meet the new rules.
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Several thousand pedal-assist electric bikes were yanked from service last April after "dozens" of people were injured due to harder-than-expected brakes.
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According to media reports, Kane allegedly yanked one of the women by the hair and grabbed her throat while pushing her into his car.
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I yanked on that thing so well, with such determination, that my neck cramped up so bad and ruined the rest of the trip.
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He then pulled a chunk of crown molding off the wall, yanked the security camera out of the ceiling and removed his own pants.
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Dish is under pressure to make use of a good chunk of its spectrum by March 2020 or risk having it yanked by the FCC.
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Retail investors have yanked US$5.4bn from loan and exchange traded funds so far this year, after withdrawing US$21.6bn last year, according to Lipper.
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That was because in the year before he died, the singer yanked his catalog from streaming sites and granted Jay-Z's Tidal platform sole rights.
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Earlier this year, the Journal yanked free stories from search, which reduced its Google search traffic by 38% and its Google News traffic by 89%.
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The albums — including 2012's Red and breakout hit Fearless — were yanked from Spotify in 2014, ahead of the release of her latest album, 1989.
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Swift's 1989 was conspicuously missing from Spotify when it was released in October 2014, and Swift yanked the rest of her catalogue a month later.
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Argo was literally yanked out of obscurity by the Ford deal, but there are dozens (if not more) AI / auto startups still wallowing in obscurity.
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Hubbard yanked Phil Williams from the Technology Committee, even though Williams represents a district near Huntsville where aerospace engineering is one of the leading industries.
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But the odds are that plant you're admiring was raised in a field, yanked from the ground, and shipped across the country on a truck.
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The two ride-hailing companies yanked their services from the city after residents voted to require drivers to undergo fingerprint-based background checks last May.
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Investors yanked cash from money funds to pay for taxes but they also felt compelled to put money to work in rising markets, he said.
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Episodes featuring Asia Argento in any form have been yanked from the late Anthony Bourdain's hit TV show "Parts Uknown" following accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Hynes did not name a starter for Thursday as backup G Keith Kinkaid turned aside all 13 shots after Cory Schneider was yanked Tuesday. 3.
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She yanked out all the wires for the security system that came with the house after it kept going off when the power went out.
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Speaking to journalists this morning, Ms Sturgeon said that it was "democratically unacceptable" for Scotland to be yanked out of the EU against its will.
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Brown famously yanked pieces that didn't suit an issue; at one point, she kills three things because the mix includes an excess of bald heads.
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But Garrett grabbed Rudolph's facemask, pulled the quarterback off the ground by the facemask and then yanked it once more to pull the helmet off.
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It ranked the United States as insufficient because President Donald Trump reversed former President Barack Obama's climate policies and yanked Washington out of the pact.
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It ranked the United States as insufficient because President Donald Trump reversed former President Barack Obama's climate policies and yanked Washington out of the pact.
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Their first collection grew out of men's shirts repurposed as shirtdresses, their arms wrapped kittenishly around the body, their collars yanked halfway down the shoulder.
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After the woman's water broke, Mr. Affleck yanked the alarm, and the conductor arranged for an ambulance to meet the train at a small crossing.
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As Howard told it, Muslet had gripped his hand forcefully and yanked his arm, as if trying to pull him through the driver's side window.
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In late June, the retail giant yanked Hampton Creek's Just Mayo eggless mayonnaise spread, along with 20 other products from all stores and on Target.
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Worse, on the next tee, he repeated the swing, then yanked his ensuing recovery shot into the greenside pond to finish with a double-bogey.
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Jittery investors yanked a record $39 billion from global equities in the latest week, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch report released Friday.
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While pouring money into other areas, investors last week yanked $2.2 billion out of the iShares Russell 2000 ETF, which tracks the small-cap index.
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More than half a century ago, tax breaks lured industry from the mainland to Puerto Rico, but in recent decades those advantages were yanked back.
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As my colleague Timothy Egan describes in "The Big Burn," his history of the fire, men yanked women out of their seats, taking their place.
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Parents objected to having their young children yanked from familiar neighborhoods to spend protracted amounts of time in stuffy vehicles and taken to unfamiliar places.
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Instead, pilots said, Captain Suneja could have braced his feet on the dashboard and yanked the yoke, or control wheel, back with all his strength.
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In the short-term, that includes a lunar lander, Blue Moon, a sleek vehicle that became visible as a curtain in front was yanked away.
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Oakland's Chris Bassitt, staked to a five-run lead in the fifth, gave up three runs in the inning and was yanked with two outs.
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This is not the fall of 2008, when the last financial crisis yanked the economy into a spiral, but it sure does feature some reminders.
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During that meeting, she told prosecutors that the producer, despite her protests, yanked a tampon from her vagina and forcibly performed oral sex on her.
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Roosevelt&aposs efforts to elongate a similarly stubby shopping season resulted in a holiday — and a country — more thoroughly split than a yanked-apart wishbone.
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Ms. Fong-Jones no longer owns a car, but before she let her last one go, she yanked it from the rental pool after all.
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The issue was a major sticking point in the fight over a 2017 spending bill, when Democrats successfully yanked new wall funding from the package.
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In Junod's piece, an exhausted Rogers tried to end the day early by hopping in front of the piano before a producer yanked him up.
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Loving and her new husband, a bricklayer, were yanked out of their bed by police enforcing the state's Racial Integrity Act, which prohibited interracial marriage.
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A company named Blu recently had its budget smartphones yanked from Amazon's online store shelves after Amazon discovered a "potential security issue," according to CNET.
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I think he's got a good understanding of what will sell, and every time we have a proposal it's only yanked back by staff members.
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It was Sullivan who broke the news to Yovanovitch that she was being yanked out of Kyiv early, according to Yovanovitch's testimony to impeachment investigators.
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He could be suspended for up to 4 years ... and it's pretty clear he'll get his title yanked, and that it'll revert back to Cormier.
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According to Washington Post reporter Ben Terris, who was there, Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, grabbed Fields and yanked her out of the candidate's way.
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According to Washington Post reporter Ben Terris, who was there and witnessed the incident, Lewandowski grabbed Fields and yanked her out of the candidate's way.
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Sameh's father, a fighter in Yemen's three-year war, rushed in, grabbed his son, yanked off the baby's shoes and threw them on the floor.
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A baseline test for the effectiveness of a press secretary is to compare their performance with that of a hypothetical stranger yanked off the street.
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That's because when Congress passed the Dickey Amendment, it simultaneously yanked the exact amount of money from the CDC that was intended for gun violence research.
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" Another woman, also pregnant, "escaped only to be tracked down, yanked into a car by her hair and handcuffed to a fellow worker at the factory.
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Josephine Georgiou was pulled onstage at Madonna's Brisbane concert Thursday night and without warning the singer yanked Josephine's top, exposing her left breast to the audience.
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But it's cheaper than replacing the laptop that would instead be accidentally yanked to the ground if its power cord didn't have a magnetic quick-release.
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After allowing four goals on 12 shots Tuesday before being yanked, Sabres goalie Robin Lehner (20133-4-1) surrendered five more and stopped 23 shots Thursday.
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When he tried going in for the selfie, James says her bodyguard allegedly yanked his lanyard -- which was still around his neck -- and dragged him outside.
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After the election some of Ceselkoski's students called him, panicking because Google had yanked its advertising without paying them all the money they had already earned.
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Scary Mary yanked him out of his seat — hard enough that his knees hit the underside of the table — and wagged her finger in his face.
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Sister Jane of the Rosary took Sally to the little bedroom off the sewing room and made her lie facedown, dress yanked up, panties pulled down.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, process server Adam Harari claims he was "immediately swarmed … grabbed, yanked, pulled and choked" by members of Tyga's entourage.
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In San Francisco, in 1974, he was stomping through the crowd when a fan yanked his briefs down and appeared to perform oral sex on him.
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For instance, the Atomic Energy Commission yanked the security clearance of J. Robert Oppenheimer, father of the atomic bomb, because of his suspected ties to communism.
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Congress simultaneously yanked $2.6 million of the CDC's funding — which just so happened to be the amount set aside for gun violence research, according to Science.
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Process server Adam Harari alleges he was "immediately swarmed … grabbed, yanked, pulled and choked" by members of Tyga's entourage, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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Garner is asking the judge in her divorce to have the case yanked from the court system and put in the hands of a private judge.
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Facebook announced last week that it had yanked 32 pages from Facebook and Instagram because they were "involved in coordinated inauthentic behavior," potentially tied to Russia.
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Ravens 47, Bills 3 Joe Flacco passed for 236 yards and three touchdowns and host Baltimore routed Buffalo, which yanked its starting quarterback shortly after halftime.
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There was a small dip, but then the stock went in a vertical direction right up until 1:20 PM ET when the ad was yanked.
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GOP leaders yanked the original version of the AHCA off the House floor six weeks ago when it became clear it lacked the support for passage.
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Central to YIIK's main mystery (and tied to the early game's specter sighting) is a woman who vanished from an elevator, seemingly yanked into another dimension.
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Just one day earlier, many hospital-related stocks ended in green territory, rallying on the news that the GOP's health-care proposal was yanked from consideration.
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House Republicans on Friday yanked their bill to repeal and replace the ACA, popularly known as Obamacare, just before a planned vote that Trump had demanded.
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LG's Watch Urbane 2nd Edition — the company's LTE-connected Android Wear smartwatch — is coming back to the market after being yanked from stores late last year.
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Helped by a booming economy and an innovative cash-transfer programme, his administration yanked tens of millions of people out of poverty into the middle class.
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After spending months planning his daughter's loose tooth removal, Han Solo Kelly Starrett of MobilityWod successfully yanked out the tooth using a toy Millennium Falcon drone.
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With Lochte safely on American soil, teammates Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger tried to join him, but they were yanked off their flight by Brazilian authorities.
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Instead, halfway to my house, he yanked me out of the car on a secluded road, threw me down in some bushes, and sexually assaulted me.
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Shortly before being yanked off the air by the putschists, the channel broadcast Mr Erdogan's plea, made using a FaceTime call, for Turks to fight back.
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The prime minister half-heartedly offered a coalition government to Podemos, a further-left party, only to see his offer rejected before he yanked it back.
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Sale (222-215) was yanked from a scheduled July 222 start and suspended for five games after damaging throwback uniforms the team was scheduled to wear.
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"Every time we have a proposal, it is yanked back by staff members," Graham, one of the key Republicans in immigration talks, told reporters Sunday afternoon.
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The Haggler noted a few weeks ago that the commission had commenced a pilot program in which screens were to be yanked out of 1,74.993 cabs.
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Unfortunately, a contract dispute yanked Shields out of this proposed bout, depriving us of a showdown between two of the best welterweights of the last decade.
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President Donald Trump yanked the White House security clearance for former CIA Director John Brennan on Wednesday, and he could target others critical of him next.
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Last week, Chef faced service outages after a former employee yanked critical open source code from the company's software, in protest of its work with ICE.
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Investors were scared that a record $250 billion was yanked out of global stock funds during the six weeks ending January 2.63, according to EPFR data.
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But partly because Trump yanked the Republican Party dramatically rightward on immigration, the Democratic rank-and-file and its politicians are moving in the other direction.
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The lawsuit, an effort to restore the yanked press badge of CNN's correspondent Jim Acosta, has crystallized the tense relationship between Mr. Trump and the media.
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No, she believed the people in those circles wanted to hurt others, whether they stomped your toes, yanked your hair, or punched you in the chest.
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The state of Michigan is withdrawing $600 million of its pension fund from the firm, as well as Philadelphia's board of pensions, which yanked $54 million.
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About 30 seconds later, with precision and impressive aim, they yanked the cash machine outside through the narrow door, shattering the glass and making their getaway.
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As space inflated, the ripples stretched like taffy and were yanked apart, and so they became "frozen" into the field as twin peaks in its density.
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On New Year's Eve, Francis, 83, angrily slapped a woman's hand after she hold of him and forcefully yanked him toward her in St. Peter's Square.
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On New Year's Eve, Francis, 83, angrily slapped a woman's hand after she hold of him and forcefully yanked him toward her in St. Peter's Square.
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Before he could even take a step, a 210-pound rookie defensive lineman named Vincent Valentine yanked Williams to the ground for a 3-yard loss.
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A female football player got her boob straight-up YANKED in an LFL game ... and was HEATED when she didn't get a penalty called for it.
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In a ridiculous twist that nobody could have anticipated, former UFC light heavyweight champ Jon Jones has been yanked from Saturday night's UFC 200 main event.
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" It was Bernie who found him and yanked him out, and Bernie immortalized the whole situation years later in the biographical song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight.
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At the very beginning of their performance of "Down," the singers took the stage with five members, before one appeared to be yanked off stage from behind.
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Don't even get me started on the final boss and subsequent cutscene, which resolves the story with all the subtlety of a power cord being yanked out.
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After officers claimed a Vievu-brand body cam caught fire in October, the department yanked some 2,990 cameras out of the total of 15,500 already in deployment.
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But, true to form, Foxx, just one month later, yanked off his headset at a celebrity basketball game and abruptly ended an interview when asked about Holmes.
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In the late 1990s, for example, soaring tech stocks drove a wave of investment in internet infrastructure which yanked the American economy out of a jobless recovery.
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YouTube is finally coming back to Amazon's Fire TV devices Google yanked YouTube off of Amazon's Fire TV platform in 2017 over a variety of competitive issues.
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Before Facebook yanked his accounts, Kolfage created and oversaw a host of right-wing pages and profiles that shared incendiary stories generated by the Freedom Daily website.
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But Menezes was in such pain after having her arm yanked in the match that she was unable to get up to acknowledge her opponent's traditional bow.
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It's unclear what they were beefing about, but whatever it was, security wanted Tyga out, and he was grabbed by the neck yanked out of the club.
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"The guy yanked her out of the car and was fighting with her, and she did not want to go," Joanne Sagona, Jamie Sagona's mother, told WPBF.
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It's more likely that Charon forcibly yanked Pluto into its present position, causing the entire planet to swivel hundreds to thousands of kilometers over millions of years.
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U.S.-domiciled investors have yanked about $262 million in total from a commonly traded Mexico-focused equity ETF over the three weeks ended Wednesday, Lipper estimates show.
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What happens next winds up putting the show back into her hands: Darius, who is driving, gets pulled over, and yanked from the car by police officers.
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Meanwhile, McCain—a self-described "maverick" who gave conditional backing to Trump after he secured the nomination, yanked that support in a sternly worded statement issued Saturday.
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Each Breaker also comes with the ability to grapple — light enemies will be yanked towards Nero on the battlefield and heavier ones will pull Nero towards them.
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But rather than notching an early win, Trump instead suffered an embarrassing defeat when the Republican health care bill was yanked from the House floor last month.
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Yiannopoulos told Re/code in an email that he was first verified in early 2015, and that Twitter hasn't told him why they yanked his blue check.
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Welp ... Ken wasn't finished just yet -- after he got yanked back onstage, he dove right back in for seconds, despite his bandmates trying to hold him back.
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According to arrest docs, Tahiry punched and scratched the woman in her face ... and yanked her hair, leaving "reddish bruises" on the right side of her face.
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Fischer said the yanked Republican health-care bill may have changed his "internal calculus," but added that it hasn't actually changed what the Fed does very much.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov will be scrappin' with lightweight contender Al Iaquinta, who's steppin' up after Max Holloway got yanked from the fight during weigh-ins ... the UFC announced.
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As an example, Twitter notably yanked the same blue checkmark from Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos in January of this year before finally permanently banning the online provocateur.
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So far this year UK-based investors have yanked $126 billion from US equities, making them the biggest sellers, while China-based investors have shed $19 billion.
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Panned by three New York City dailies as well as by local TV, the movie was yanked from theaters before the favorable notices from the weeklies arrived.
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The Trump administration just yanked a policy that it had proposed earlier this year in an effort to bring down the cost of prescription drugs for patients.
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Martin Jones, pulled after allowing three goals on seven shots in Game 2, was yanked after the first period after giving up two goals on seven shots.
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When she spotted him outside, she immediately yanked out her earbuds, pushed back her chair, and hurled herself against the picture window, landing with a soft thud.
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The firm was meant to launch an own-brand smartwatch in 2016, but the plans changed and the watch was yanked from the Pixel line of products.
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Talbot, who was outstanding in recording his 19th career shutout in the season opener, was yanked 32 seconds into the second period after allowing his third goal.
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As you'd expect, the discovery has been greeted with cheers from many users who were disgruntled when Facebook yanked chat from the app all those years ago.
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Oregon safety Jevon Holland appeared to intercept the ball, but Harris essentially yanked it away from Holland in midair and held on for a 37-yard gain.
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My mind was so divided that when I yanked open the sock drawer I stood paralyzed for a few moments, unable to decide which ones to take.
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Investors have yanked their money out of the country, sending the value of Turkey's currency, the lira, plunging by more than 63 percent against the American dollar.
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We would be wise not to ratchet up that anger, as President Emmanuel Macron of France belatedly acknowledged when he yanked the proposed hike in fuel taxes.
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While the Russian's future currently looks shakier than ever, don't be surprised if he's yanked back into the fray for a scrap amongst some fellow Pride legends.
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Betances was yanked in favor of Aroldis Chapman with a runner on and two out in the eighth inning – immediately after an impressive strikeout of Logan Morrison.
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From her perspective, the board is accelerating backward, and since only her feet are interacting with it, her feet are yanked back horizontally by the frictional force.
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And Jay-Z yanked most of his discography from Spotify in favor of his own streaming service, Tidal, in 2017 (although his albums never left Apple Music).
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And Fox News yanked one of its top legal experts, Andrew Napolitano, after he alleged that a British intelligence agency had wiretapped Trump Tower at Obama's request.
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Over the last 237 years, investors have plowed $20003 trillion into index funds but have yanked $22000 trillion out of active funds, according to research firm Morningstar.
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Then on Wednesday, when the president yanked back on his threats, the aides rushed to praise his softer approach and frame him as an agent of peace.
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Teri Ahearn, the school principal, said that once, a little boy with special needs was petting Shelby, when suddenly, he yanked out some of the dog's fur.
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Growing up, his immigrant father groomed him for success, building a tennis court in their backyard where Agassi was at times yanked out of school to practice.
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Some centrists Democrats, meanwhile, have warned Pelosi and her leadership team that if the bill is yanked to the left, some of their moderate members will bolt.
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The ambassador, who has spent decades in the Foreign Service, was yanked from Kiev in May, a couple of months before the expected end of her tenure.
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The exodus deepened when Mr. Parrish played the Rolling Stones' "Brown Sugar," and shortly after he spun Kajagoogoo's "Too Shy," club management yanked him off the turntables.
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And it was pretty fantastic, because it yanked all these technologies to a point, for the first time, where it became plausible that there were commercial applications.
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The waters of the Rhine are evoked by billowing blue banners yanked by ropes; the giants are conjured with heads atop towers and with oversized puppet arms.
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Mr. Bulger, then already a felon, came storming out of the house with a carving knife, stabbed the basketball, then yanked it out and stabbed the kid.
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Bruce started out in white swim trunks, but then swapped 'em for a darker pair ... which he eventually yanked up to catch some rays on his thighs.
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Kendall Jenner was in a cover-up of sorts after Pepsi yanked her ad ... hiding her face as she walked past a bank of paparazzi in Paris.
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Bemidji has a large Native American population, and we're told the show was yanked in direct response to the audio of a bit May did in 2007.
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The reporter, Michelle Fields — who left Breitbart after the incident and now works for the Huffington Post — said Lewandowski yanked her arm, nearly pulling her to the ground.
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When Ponder refused to apologize to the man and tried to enter her car, she alleges a police officer grabbed her arm and yanked her backwards, leaving bruising.
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Remember, the nation's entire under-18 team was yanked out of a major tournament just a year ago after almost all of the players failed a doping test.
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Dozens of titles will be yanked from the streaming service throughout the month, which means you have an obligation to watch a few key films before they're gone.
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Michael Keaton should've been celebrating after his Pittsburgh Steelers yanked the Bengals' beating hearts out of their chests -- but, NO ... instead he was pissed about Antonio Brown's concussion.
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On Monday, STAT first reported, other scientists alleged they've had their NIH-funded research dismissed and their further funding yanked because it was critical of the alcohol industry.
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" The ad's been yanked and the company issued an apology, albeit pretty tone-deaf: "We sincerely apologize for offending people with this image of a printed hooded top.
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When Sally moved, a nun yanked her up by her hair and whipped her, before sending her back to bed — once more, hands in prayer on the pillow.
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At least, that's what we took away from his latest interview with Numéro, in which he yanked off his leather gloves and snatched every wig within arm's reach.
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One major contributor to rising prices is that insurers don't know whether CSRs, a a lucrative federal subsidy, will be yanked out from under them at any time.
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There was the original version of Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's Better Care Reconciliation Act, which would have failed on the floor and so was yanked back for revisions.
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Former "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Erica Dixon was damn near yanked out of her car by cops after she allegedly fled the scene of a traffic stop.
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With sweater weather's abrupt arrival last week, it didn't take long for knits to be yanked out of storage and strewn every which way around our tiny apartments.
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After San Antonio got outscored by five points in the opening 57 seconds of the third quarter, Popovich yanked the entire starting lineup and threw in five reserves.
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Predators G Pekka Rinne, who was yanked after allowing three goals on 10 shots Monday, is 11-6-2 with a 2.77 goals-against average versus Dallas. 3.
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The federal judge in his sexual assault lawsuit yanked the warrant after Game's attorneys handed over the financial documents that have been requested more than 3 weeks ago.
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Jussie Smollett took aim at Donald Trump during a "Drop the Mic" appearance, and even though TNT's yanked the episode ... we got a snippet of his rap battle.
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We're told the seller yanked the listing shortly after the singer's death because the seller didn't want to make it look like he was capitalizing on Prince's passing.
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Straily's Miami debut did not go well Wednesday, as he was yanked after allowing five runs on six hits with two walks in just 3463 2346/24 innings.
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Latest flows data showed investors yanked money out of both developed and emerging market equity funds in the week ending April 5, according to Thomson Reuters Lipper data.
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By cross-referencing the redactions with the index, it is possible to decipher most of the redacted information (Waymo has since yanked the public filing from the docket).
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Lil Uzi Vert's return to music is now shrouded in controversy ... his new single is getting yanked from digital music services because he freestyled over someone else's beat.
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Mr. Nelson ran in like a child at the shore, yanked an alligator named Kim Kardashian by the tail and, with a giant tug, jumped onto her back.
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But underwriters on the deal yanked the financing from the market in November after investors balked at the terms and as sentiment in the leveraged finance market deteriorated.
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If 100 deaths every day were tied to a single food product, that commodity would be yanked from store shelves across the country in a matter of hours.
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And remarkably and quite easily the doctor did just that: She shot me five times with Novocain and then grabbed my thumb and yanked it back into place.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Speaker Paul Ryan were left fuming, the rug having been yanked out from under them by the leader of their own party.
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G.M. yanked away Mid-American's largest line of business, a valve lifter guide, a part used deep inside an engine block, that provided 80 percent of its revenues.
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" On Christopher Street, the paper added, "attackers lined up along the surface car [streetcar] tracks and yanked straw hats off the heads of passengers as the cars passed.
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Mr. Walker said the Westminster council has a better idea about what to add when old phone boxes get yanked out: "We'd rather have a tree," he said.
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"Boom" gently posits that the arc of the art market in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has been yanked away from art and toward the market.
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As the camera zoomed in on a dark, elevated platform showing five women in silhouette, one was dramatically yanked off the stage as if hit by a truck.
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Then late on Sunday, Apple yanked most of the content from Mr. Jones and Infowars off its iTunes store, quickly followed by deletions at Facebook, YouTube, and Spotify.
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He was a man waiting to be interviewed, and I was there to cover a hurricane, so I yanked the car into a parking spot and leapt out.
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The central focus of the film — which was unceremoniously yanked from the Tribeca Film Festival — is the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine and its widely debunked link to autism.
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Mele had been unhappy with Versalles's play at shortstop, and when Versalles seemed to make a halfhearted attempt to field a grounder against the Mets, Mele yanked him.
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Mike Smith — yanked after one period Thursday after allowing three goals on 235 shots to Los Angeles — bounced back to stop 25 shots for his 250th career win.
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That night, when the boy cried, we yanked on the rope and the room filled with the sounds of a small factory: metal groaning, rope rubbing over hardware.
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Now ILP wants the copycat pool toy yanked from shelves and even wants Sunnylife's customers to return any fake swans they bought ... oh, and they want money too.
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A passenger on a United Airlines flight was savagely yanked off by airport police Sunday night at O'Hare International because he refused to get off an overbooked flight.
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The victims would then be mercilessly berated by the manic Barris, with a hat often yanked down over his eyes and ears, and a crew of second-tier celebrities.
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Conor McGregor just hit the red carpet at the VIP Style Awards in Ireland -- the first event he's been at since Dana White yanked him out of UFC 200.
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A man equipped with suction cups attempted to scale Trump Tower in Manhattan, before the police yanked him to safety through a window more than two hours later. 10.
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Days after his Senate acquittal, Trump had removed two key impeachment witnesses from their positions and had yanked the nomination of an individual involved in the Stone case. Sen.
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Spending $2900,289 on a Cadillac with a Chevy motor may sound absurd, until you realize that it's the supercharged, 2290-liter V-2200 yanked out of a Corvette Z24.
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His arms were stiff because they had been broken when he fell out of the sky in his bomber, then yanked up by ropes in prison day after day.
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Conversely, longer-term retail investors yanked $3.24 billion from U.S.-based stock mutual funds during the same period, extending the weekly withdrawals the markets have been witnessing throughout 2017.
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The instrument was in pieces, a photo provided by Ms. Serres shows — the neck ripped from the body, the strings yanked and the bridge taken off the leather soundboard.
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Key members of the Freedom Caucus yanked their support for the farm bill in an effort to force the House Republican brass to concoct a conservative agreement on immigration.
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When the children showed up and jumped into the pool, angry parents yanked their kids out of the pool, demanding to know what the camp kids were doing there.
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There's a deep concern among investors that the yuan's drop is being driven by the market and a flood of money being yanked out of a slowing Chinese economy.
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When Jackmaster turned up we decided it was only fair he got a go playing a few tunes, so we yanked out our USBs and handed over the reigns.
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The retailer has already yanked the skirt from its site (after Fashionista and Dazed covered the incriminating piece) with the link now being redirected to its New In section.
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Motsepe was in the middle of turning his partner Jodie Sweetin when her microphone pack got loose, started swinging and yanked the mic cord right where it hurts most.
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The company has had a rocky road in terms of its API platform, having yanked access to key APIs at times, and destroying app makers' businesses along the way.
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Besides the addictive flavor and texture of the dough, it's the lack of grease that is striking, considering that this was yanked out of the wok mere seconds ago.
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CreditCreditÁngel Franco/The New York Times Someone cut the music, and then from the kitchen came the crash of a utensil drawer being yanked out of a wooden cabinet.
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Richter yanked King up and threw her onto the asphalt, forcing her hands behind her and shouting that she was under arrest, though he did not say what for.
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Netflix yanked an episode of its political comedy series "Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj" in Saudi Arabia last week after receiving a "valid legal request" from the Saudi government.
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Guards yanked Mr. Jawad from cell to cell 112 times, waking him an average of every three hours, day and night, for two weeks straight, according to court records.
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The decisions follow similar moves from safety firm Minimax Viking, gas firm Messer Group and energy company NorthRiver Midstream, which collectively yanked roughly US$24.25bn from syndication last week.
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And earlier this year Clippy stickers for Microsoft's Teams chat app became available on GitHub from Microsoft's Office Developer account -- only to be yanked in just one day's time.
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In April, outgoing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb threatened that if Juul could not adequately commit to curbing the use of its products among youth, they could be yanked altogether.
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"They yanked us out of the blue with no warning," said Amir Moussavian, chief executive of OurPact, the top parental-control iPhone app, with more than three million downloads.
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When he pleaded for the audiologist to remove it, Simeon claims she yanked it out of his ear with such ferocity, it took out a portion of his eardrum.
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For example, videos of popular kids' cartoon characters like Peppa Pig drinking bleach or getting her teeth violently yanked were showing up when children sought out Peppa Pig videos.
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We placed the man back on a ventilator and returned him to the ICU, where he woke up, yanked the tube, and escaped again in search of a fix.
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Here, men and women are yanked roughly along the floor, set upon mercilessly, hurled against walls, swung into the air, piled upon each other's bodies and forcefully pushed away.
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One Somali woman was almost run down by an angry driver, while another reported having her hijab yanked by a woman who told her to go back to Africa.
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Dell yanked the coupon shortly after we published the deal last week citing stock issues, but if you missed out on the offer, now is your chance to strike.
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Days after Apple yanked anti-censorship tools off its app store in China, another major American technology company is moving to implement the country's tough restrictions on online content.
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But the resulting bewilderment provided a useful service: It yanked back the curtain on the international scramble for the Arctic, which has gone under the radar for too long.
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And still the signs fluttered and scattered, the book of antonyms ripped up by Sanders delegates, who tore at its pages and yanked at its binding, its brittle glue.
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In 1968, when he was president of San Francisco State College, he climbed onto a sound truck used by student protesters and yanked out the wires to the microphones.
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My food is running low, and last night my friend stepped out of our cave to collect some snow for melting, only to be yanked up into the sky.
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An island of flesh, once living and swimming gracefully through these ancient seas, bobbed silently, at times yanked violently to the side or jolted upward by forces below it.
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Fifth Harmony took the stage at the 2017 VMA's and famously dissed Cabello by starting their performance of "Down" with five people before one appeared to be yanked from behind.
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He then yanked me out of my own vehicle and slammed the door in my face so he could take off, and run away from what he had just done.
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To be honest, I'm pretty shocked, too—but mostly because because a grown man dressed in latex being yanked around on a dog leash didn't throw her, but this did.
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If your headphones are yanked out or your phone drops, the app will ask you if you're okay, and if you don't respond, your contacts will also be notified. 11.
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The app got yanked after security researchers pointed out the privacy invasion, but the fact that Apple let it happen in the first place is unsettling to say the least.
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He spiraled to the brink of suicide, but said he was yanked back by a friend's straightforward, nonjudgmental question: What do you think allowed you to move in this direction?
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Barring one awkward moment — Closs yanked on her date's leash a little too hard, and DeVito face-planted into her rear end — Closs says that he was a perfect gentleman.
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Part of the unusually large deals being yanked hinges on Washington regulators' aversion toward inversion deals that would let U.S. companies relocate headquarters to friendlier tax climates in other countries.
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TMZ broke the story ... Pump was busted back in December after he was yanked from his flight bound for L.A. Cops accused the rapper of secreting weed in his luggage.
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The fall in German yields helped drag Italian bond yields towards a near three-year low hit in early July and yanked the euro to its lowest in five days.
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After weeks of hushed negotiations, GOP lawmakers this week touted a new amendment to a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare that was yanked from the House floor last month.
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"I kept trying to yank my hand back and the last time I yanked he had cut it clean off so I was able to actually get free," she said.
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Nas had NOTHING to do with Remy Ma's diss track being yanked from the airwaves, and we're told the rapper's pointing the finger at one giant culprit -- Universal Music Publishing.
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The sharp drop in the single currency, its biggest fall in two weeks, rippled over to other currencies and yanked the dollar higher which had struggled throughout the Asian session.
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To impress the pilot, she took it into the cockpit, and he was so shocked that he yanked the steering yoke, making the airplane shake around for a few seconds.
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Logan Paul is teaching millions of his young followers to be cruel to animals with his dead rat taser video -- this according to PETA, which now wants the clip yanked.
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But demand was tepid as it coincided with a brutal sell-off in high-beta credit that saw a Double B rated LBO deal from LeasePlan yanked from the market.
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The MagSafe charger has been another mainstay of Apple laptops for years, latching magnetically into place with ease and disconnecting just as easily should the power cable get yanked away.
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Birth, death, and suspended animation, with a dying print yanked back from beyond the veil by technological ingenuity — that's how the cycle of life works in Romero's eternal nightmare world.
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During a recent match, a player yanked his opponent's ankle in the middle of a dunk, causing him to slam to the ground as spectators snapped photos with their phones.
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The studio had yanked the catalogues of artists like Adele and Miguel from the platform in mid-2015 amid a breakdown in negotiations on its way to a subscription deal.
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In March 2016, Lewandowski was charged with simple battery after he allegedly yanked a female Breitbart reporter's arm backward during a Trump campaign event in Florida, but was not prosecuted.
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With nothing but me and the Muse set to give no guidance or instruction, every stray thought and noise yanked me out of my body and back into the spiral.
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In the home dugout, Boone chose to gamble by sending Dellin Betances, who was yanked after three batters in a disastrous seventh inning on Tuesday night, to pitch the ninth.
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Mr. Glanville yanked the Wi-Fi at Go Get Em Tiger, but he provides it at two other locations that are not as much of a hub for remote workers.
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He illustrated his point by extending a lit firecracker at arm's length in front of his face, which was exactly how it felt each time I yanked on the trigger.
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"My dad yanked the briefcase out of my mom's hands and put it in the trunk of his car," the couple's oldest son, William C. Shanahan, said in the statement.
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We broke the story ... Cops said Playboi and his GF got into a heated argument before he admittedly grabbed her by her backpack and yanked her out of the terminal.
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The most exciting moment came when KSI put on a Logan Paul wig, which Logan yanked off and followed with a push ... which prompted KSI to charge like a bull.
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For example, at 17A, HIGH ROBBERY is the punny answer to the clue "Rooftop heist?" but it's only so because our constructors have yanked the word WAY from HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
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The economy as a Jenga towerI imagine the economy a bit like a Jenga tower — the novel coronavirus has yanked block after block away, and now the tower is teetering.
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SHANGHAI — Days after Apple yanked anti-censorship tools off its app store in China, another major American technology company is moving to implement the country's tough restrictions on online content.
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This is a story of queerness in a society where it needs to be hidden, and an account of how their love story plays out after they are yanked apart.
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Instead, he and his canvases were yanked from New York City — at the dawn of a promising start — to stand vigil at his terminally ill mother's bedside in New Orleans.
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Some lawmakers were speculating the bill would be yanked from the floor ahead of a Friday afternoon vote, but White House press secretary Sean Spicer said the 3:6900 p.m.
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Arrachion yanked the man&aposs ankle from his leg as the undefeated wrestler died in his opponent&aposs chokehold, and his opponent was forced to tap out from the pain.
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During the eclipse, the sun would pass before a big cluster of stars known as the Hyades, so there ought to be plenty of bright lights to see yanked askew.
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RHP Zack Greinke was yanked after 1 2/3 innings Sunday after allowing nine runs on 10 hits — including three homers, two to Boston RF Mookie Betts — with three strikeouts.
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The parachute was yanked out of its mooring and then ballooned open so that the falcon, chute, and disembodied wing drifted down into the yellow stubble of the farmer's field.
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The global market for vaping is suddenly under extreme scrutiny, with major backlash in the U.S. — paired with a ban in India and Juul yanked from online marketplaces in China.
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Kobe Bryant suffered a fickle finger of fate Friday night ... a dislocated finger to be exact, that was yanked back into place much to the horror of a female fan.
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Video showing Dao being yanked from his seat by airport security Sunday evening and dragged from United Airlines Flight 3411 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport went viral and sparked global outrage.
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That's why SOG designed its new Sync I and Sync II multi-tools to stay discreetly stashed around your waist until something needs to be sliced, trimmed, yanked, measured, or screwed.
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I spent the whole decade on a diet and even did things that weren't safe, like being part of a trial for a drug that was eventually yanked off the market.
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Below are a sampling of tweets that Trump posted in March on his plans to repeal Obamacare, followed by comments from Trump on Friday after his fellow Republicans yanked the plan.
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Aside from being yanked off a high-profile account, she also accuses the company of denying her any opportunities to "steer" clients, which has a direct impact on compensation and promotions.
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At the word "zoom," the children are then yanked off screen by their legs — and in some instances the movement happens so quickly, the little ones' heads are striking the ground.
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Fields says that on Tuesday night after a Trump press conference, someone "grabbed me tightly by the arm and yanked me down" after she asked Trump a question about affirmative action.
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Movies and TV shows come and go on Netflix on a regular basis, which means you might be half way through your favorite flick when it gets yanked from the service.
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And you won't know what state a qubit is at until you measure it and the qubit is yanked out of its quantum world of probabilities into our mundane physical reality.
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Keith Smith, a corn and soybean farmer in Gladbrook, Iowa, said he yanked Palmer amaranth out of land he set aside in the conservation program after finding the weeds last year.
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It's been 10 years since we were all forcefully yanked from Gilmore Girls' idyllic setting and thrust back into the dreary world we call home, but the nightmare will soon end.
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When I pulled my hand back or released my grip on the stick by letting go of the Vive controller's trigger, the seat yanked back with the force of the deceleration.
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Team USA swimmers Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz -- who were with Ryan Lochte during the alleged robbery in Rio -- got yanked off an airplane as they were trying to leave Brazil.
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President Trump on Monday officially yanked the U.S. out of the global climate agreement to slash greenhouse gas emissions, leaving diplomats to plot a way forward without the world's largest economy.
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One of Nelly's fans tried shooting her shot and pulling him into her orbit -- and she succeeded ... 'cause she yanked him off stage, and then got a pass for doing it.
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The fish, a naso tang, was replacing another species that had to be yanked from a client's $50,000 aquatic environment after it started eating its way through colonies of fancy coral.
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Then he does one better: After finding out that Julia had once written a book proposal that arguably praised a Nazi collaborator, he contacts her publisher and has her contract yanked.
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Pictures of children wailing as the Arizona authorities yanked them from their mothers during a disastrous raid in 1953 stirred rousing public sympathy for the polygamists and, experts said, cost Gov.
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On a ride around the track on Sunday, the car navigated a few turns on its own, but the human driver regularly yanked the wheel to keep it on the asphalt.
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HBO is denying reports it yanked its Michael Jackson documentary off the air, and adds ... "Leaving Neverland" isn't leaving it's lineup any time soon, partly because of its popularity with celebs.
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Neighbors in Hallam stood dazed on the side of the road as the Victorian Police Special Operations Group yanked teenage boys out of bed and marched them into bearcat military vehicles.
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But while the government promised them access to health coverage via Medicaid, it yanked it away in the mid-1990s welfare reform deal, Politico's Dan Diamond reports in this magazine piece.
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In the US, the decision to halt all sales of ranitidine fell to individual companies, and major drug chains such as CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart yanked the over-the-counter versions.
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On a recent night, even a thread hanging from the toque of a chef on the fish station caught his attention, so he walked down the line and yanked it off.
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"You can't be yanked out of this place and that place, and be sent to the worst place in the United States to recover," she told me, sitting in her kitchen.
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At San Jose State University, sophomore Esra Altun was on her way to collect her sister when she says someone grabbed her hijab from behind and yanked it backward, choking her.
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Feigen was unaccounted for during much of the early goings on after Lochte skipped town and Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger were yanked off a plane attempting to do the same.
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If the foundation of Obama's domestic climate plans is yanked away, it could strengthen the hand of skeptics and nationalists in China, India, and elsewhere, leading the whole superstructure to crumble.
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Matt Stout -- a 12-year poker pro with over $1.4 million in WSOP earnings -- got his butt kicked once by the passenger who was savagely yanked off the United Airlines flight.
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Fleury, yanked in the season opener after giving up five goals on 16 shots, finished with 29 saves and won for the first time in four career starts at Xcel Energy Center.
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December's withdrawals easily top the prior record, when investors yanked $48.8 billion from U.S. stock funds as Congress and then-President George W. Bush tried to stop banks failing in October 2008.
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On the other side: President Trump yanked the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement and his administration announced "climate change will not be on the agenda" at the June G7 meeting.
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In a statement late Thursday, Theranos said the regulators also yanked the operating license of its Newark, California, laboratory and forbade the laboratory from taking Medicare and Medicaid payments for its services.
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Lundqvist coughed up a juicy rebound that led to Fehr's goal and was beat cleanly on two unscreened but difficult shots of the sticks of Sheary and Malkin before he was yanked.
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Viewers follow a young man (Zac Efron) in his first experience of working in show business as he is yanked into New York theatre circles by famous producer Orson Welles (Christian McKay).
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But it's difficult to study gun violence because funding for gun research was yanked from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 1996, and key data can be hard to access.
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The app appeared to be a version of Facebook's awful Onavo Protect VPN, the iOS version of which got yanked from Apple's App Store last year for violating rules on data collection.
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Health care overwhelmingly dominated the at times raucous evening, as the congressman's constituents demanded to know why he backed a bill to gut Obamacare before it was yanked from the House floor.
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In fact, I was the only customer, and when I walked up to the checkout the cashier looked up suddenly from his phone and yanked it to his stomach, hiding the contents.
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You need to see and hear the spoken word interstitials born from Warsan Shire's poetry, the home movies yanked from Beyoncé's childhood, or Malcolm X's speech about the devaluation of black women.
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The House is expected to vote Thursday afternoon on the GOP's healthcare bill, which has been stalled in the lower chamber ever since leaders yanked it off the floor six weeks ago.
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White appeared on "The Dan Patrick Show" and said everything is hunky-dory between the two -- despite the fact he yanked CM off the UFC 200 card for refusing to do promotion.
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Ben Terris, a reporter at The Washington Post, said he witnessed the incident and Lewandowski "grabbed her arm and yanked her out of the way," bruising her and causing her to stumble.
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Of course, Jon was yanked from UFC 200 after he tested positive for 2 banned estrogen blockers -- which are typically used in tandem with certain performance-enhancing drugs to limit side effects.
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Though "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" was still going strong, the parent show and all other accompanying spinoffs had been yanked off the air (Does anyone recall "Law and Order: LA"?).
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" ABC yanked the latter after airing just two episodes in 2003, when its sister network -- then-known as ABC Family -- didn't proceed with a planned companion show, titled "The Domestic Goddess Hour.
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Braves 5, Reds 4 (10 innings) Ronald Acuna Jr. yanked a single down the left field line to produce his first career walk-off and give Atlanta the victory over visiting Cincinnati.
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Flows were partially offset by $400 million of redemptions pulled from funds of funds and $400 million from equity long short strategies as well as $300 million yanked from computer-driven strategies.
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Appropriators are drafting legislation that would provide billions in humanitarian aid for the border, marking the first sign of movement on the issue since funding was yanked from a disaster aid package.
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As both Wilson and I experienced, men in the industry often dangle their connections and power as sexual carrots, with the implicit understanding they'll be yanked away if you refuse their advances.
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Trump's speech before Congress, due at 20.3 ET Tuesday (003 GMT Wednesday), comes a week late after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi yanked the original invitation during their showdown over the government shutdown.
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This was the second time that Moore was yanked from that job; he'd previously ignored a federal court's ruling that a Ten Commandments monument should be removed from the Alabama Judicial Building.
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During these fraught passages, the star, yanked around an egg-shaped orbit at speeds of up to 5,000 miles per second, should experience the full strangeness of the universe according to Einstein.
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The move yanked commodity-focused currencies such as the Australian dollar from the day's lows into positive territory and pushed the U.S. dollar back down 0.5% against its rivals in volatile trading.
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When a court overturned Ottawa's approval of the expansion of Trans Mountain in August, the deal was off and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley yanked support for Trudeau's carbon plan just hours later.
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Every day we lose an average of 362 World War II veterans — the boys from the Bronx, the farmers from Nebraska, the kids yanked from late-adolescent languor to fight a monster.
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As quickly as they spun their pain into political action, the country latched onto their tragedy and yanked them, swiftly, into celebrity: a national speaking tour, TV appearances, the cover of TIME.
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Late last month, when Ryan realized he was short of the votes and yanked the health insurance bill off the floor, he and Trump insisted they were moving on to tax reform.
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O.T. Genasis' hilariously off-key cover of Keyshia Cole's "Love" ballad is a viral sensation ... so he's determined to find out who got it yanked from YouTube ... and put 'em on blast.
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In those days, politicians pinched and yanked at facts like Play-Doh, trying to shape them to their ends, but they were still acknowledging, and working with, the same shared underlying realities.
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It was a video clip watched around the world: A screaming doctor, forcibly yanked from his seat by an officer, who dragged the man down the aisle of a United Airlines jet.
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To make "Brooklyn Machine," she yanked out one of her trumpet's valves — some air escapes where it ought to be, making the muffled, sometimes warping sound you hear in your right speaker.
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When powerful Cyclone Fani swept ashore, the wind yanked a huge banyan tree from the soil and crashed it onto Phula Rout's corrugated-roof home in Shastri Nagar slum in Bhubaneswar city.
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Keyshawn Sr. yanked his boy off Nebraska's football squad after Key Jr. got busted with weed in his dorm -- saying his son needs to "mature" before he can put his pads on again.
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White House National Security analyst Adam Lovinger had his high-level security clearance yanked by Pentagon officials following allegations of misconduct, such as when he reportedly took a classified report onboard an airplane.
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Goaltender Kari Lehtonen, who was yanked after one period two nights after registering his first shutout of the season, is 8-8-1 with a 2.41 goals-against average versus the Predators. 1.
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And for many men, especially younger ones, it has yanked back the curtain and revealed the brutal underbelly of misogyny and how the instigators of actions like these are often hidden from sight.
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The company also launched a self-driving Uber service in San Francisco in December 2016, but that got yanked shortly after because the company failed to properly register its fleet of 16 vehicles.
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Blu's devices were yanked from Amazon for doing exactly that: selling phones that were vulnerable to remote takeovers and could be exploited to have the user's text messages and call records clandestinely recorded.
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For asian soybean rust, researchers at Brazil's Universidade Federal de Viçosa yanked a resistant gene out of pigeonpea and popped it into a soybean to create a crop that can survive the rust.
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Last month, Chinese netizens took to their Weibo accounts to vent their frustrations when the popular online gay drama Addiction was abruptly yanked off air without any explanation, three episodes before the finale.
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Angels right-hander Ricky Nolasco, who will oppose Hamels, appeared on the verge of being yanked from the rotation after losing seven consecutive starts but has turned things around with consecutive superb outiings.
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As Zarutskie laid back in the water to float above the circling sharks and her boyfriend's father snapped photos, one nurse shark suddenly chomped down on her left arm and yanked her underwater.
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He was yanked after Castro socked his eight home run 453 feet into the upper deck in right field, but the Cardinals had opened a four-run lead before Castro took Garcia deep.
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You go into a TV job knowing that it could be yanked out from under you at any time, so seven years is kind of a gift in a lot of different ways.
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We got Fogg doing the TV remake in his hosting outfit ... 20 years after the game show was yanked off the air, and it looks like he's living the life of Dorian Gray.
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It is not clear if Trump made the decision himself to remove an Article 5 endorsement, or if White House advisors outside of the foreign policy team yanked the reference from the speech.
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Greece signed up to a bailout worth up to 86 billion euros in 2015, its third international financial lifeline since 2010, which yanked the country from the brink of leaving the euro zone.
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Congress yanked a rule to protect streams from coal mining Why you should care: Between this and the Dakota Access Pipeline, it appears that our government favors oil and coal over clean water.
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" Machado writes about enormity somatically: the gut, the rush of blood, the fluids and the feelings, the commotion in our chests — "the simultaneous leap of excitement yanked back by a leash of panic.
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The plunge in the value of the pound against the euro following the vote yanked up the cost of the artisan cheeses, fine hams and other products Brindisa gets from all over Spain.
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By her reckoning, she has lost out on millions, including from one high-profile incident in which the French cosmetics giant Lancôme yanked a concert featuring Ho after they received Chinese criticism online.
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MAHWAH, N.J. — Stephanie Long roared into a service station in her red Mustang late on Monday, yanked a red lollipop from her mouth and told the attendant to top off the tank, fast.
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"He (Texas pitcher Tony Barnette) yanked the first one and I knew he probably wanted to come in the zone and if he came in the zone I wanted to let him know."
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It began almost immediately: Manchester City launched a long ball down the right flank just after the kickoff, and Sergio Agüero, the spindly striker, slipped past defender David Luiz, who yanked Agüero down.
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Earlier this year, in the main event of the universally anticipated UFC 200, Amanda Nunes yanked the UFC women's bantamweight belt from the waist of Miesha Tate with a first round submission victory.
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The American dream is being yanked out of people's hands as they are physically shipped elsewhere, in many cases separated from the families that have always been a key part of this vision.
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After more officers join the fray, the officer who yanked the child waves a yellow stun gun at the outraged crowd of onlookers, which includes several children and people filming with their cellphones.
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"Neal's enthusiasm for using what New York has offered and conducting actual oversight is probably lower than what a patient would offer to have their molars yanked without anesthesia," said a congressional aide.
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Stung by two mildly critical tweets by the Canadian foreign minister, Prince Mohammed abruptly downgraded diplomatic ties with Ottawa, yanked 7,000 Saudi students out of Canadian universities and limited transport and trade links.
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He also yanked a girl's ponytail (instead of just moving away) because it was bothering him, and asked another peer to be his "practice girlfriend" in order to learn the ropes of dating.
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During the third quarter, retail and institutional investors yanked $24 billion from BlackRock's index funds, an indication that investor anxiety has been building for several months now — not just over the past week.
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Our mutual hypersensitivities might have yanked us away from enlightening, crucial — and fun — cultural detective work (close reading, unpacking, interpreting) and turned us into beat cops always on patrol, arresting anything that rankles.
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Peek was scheduled to accompany President Donald Trump on his trip this week to Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum but was abruptly yanked off the trip last week, surprising his colleagues.
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And in the past one-week period through Monday, they yanked $2.4 billion from the ETF, three times greater than outflows from any other equity ETF in the past week, according to XTF.com.
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Using hashtags such as #FSProud and #GoMasha, retired and current members of the Foreign Service are showing solidarity with a colleague many believe was unfairly smeared and yanked from her ambassadorship in Ukraine.
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The president has yanked invitations for several teams after prominent athletes said they would not attend the usually unremarkable events, while other teams have taken their time in planning their White House celebration.
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Repeat offender Cheetah Mobile, a publicly traded company based in China, had more than 40 of its apps yanked from the Play Store in this latest wave of bans, according to BuzzFeed News.
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"I am the law," Mr. Schneiderman was quoted as saying by one of his accusers, Michelle Manning Barish, as he yanked her across the street (to demonstrate he could jaywalk with impunity, ostensibly).
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The country's collective focus on impeachment got yanked away first by the holidays, then again last night with the news that the US had killed a major Iranian military official in a strike.
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As Rodionov stood at the net for the coin toss, the chair umpire, Philip Lodge, inquired about Rodionov's underwear; Rodionov obligingly yanked down the waistband of his white shorts to reveal the color.
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Three years ago, a gunman killed three Muslims in Chapel Hill, NC. The deaths yanked one of the victim's brothers from his life's trajectory and set him on one he had not anticipated.
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On his solo, he drew hollers from the crowd as he yanked out a few achy blues licks — the first of the night — bending his notes downward and adding a froth of distortion.
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Suddenly he's yanked from his stupor by a stampede of screaming teens (a set piece that seems solely to exist in rock nostalgia films) and follows the din to the Mercer Arts Center.
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God knows what it was, but the cord was shorter than he expected and he got yanked off of his feet, back through the porch, and splintered a two-by-four in half.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The U.S.-China trade war escalation has seen nearly $3 billion yanked out of emerging market stocks and bonds this week, financial market flow tracker the Institute of International Finance has estimated.
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Knowing and understanding the prologue to that rise offers a reminder of how hellish her life had already been, and helps contextualize what it became after her WWE career was abruptly yanked from her.
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All of a sudden, just before making physical contact, Brian yanked his head back, a huge grin on his face while pointing and laughing at each person who was watching this all go on.
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Last October, Tesla suddenly yanked the "full self-driving" option from its website, claiming it was "causing too much confusion" for customers to justify keeping it front and center, Musk said at the time.
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Even if you're a developer who's been building an app for years, the whole thing can be yanked out from under you in an instant simply because Apple changed the rules of the game.
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In July, SEAL Team 7′s Foxtrot Platoon got yanked from Iraq and sent home to Naval Base Coronado following a boozy Independence Day celebration that sparked allegations of sexual assault, fraternization and misconduct.
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Political intelligence firms were poised to face registration requirements under the law banning members of Congress and their staffs from insider trading back in 2012, but that provision got yanked at the last minute.
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Jai Hind #IndianArmedForces 🇮🇳 🙏🏽 Security rushed over and yanked the mic away from the woman, but she continued with her thoughts ... saying she was a longtime fan of hers and her Bollywood career.
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Julián Castro: Why my mother yanked me from my sixth-grade classroom "Look around," the school official said in a stern voice, almost daring the assembled crowd of incoming sixth-grade students and parents.
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Alan Busenitz (2085-22) picked up the win, allowing one hit in 2304 25/183 innings in relief of starter Kohl Stewart, who was yanked after 218 pitches with two outs in the fifth.
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Video shows a 14-year-old black girl in a swimsuit being violently yanked by the arm and forced head-down into the grass by a white police officer, Eric Casebolt, who later resigned.
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Lawmakers had hoped to get a bill to Trump's desk before leaving for the break, after the funding was yanked out of the disaster aid package because of a disagreement over immigration-related provisions.
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In Mr. Sanchez's telling, he was dancing in a tight space, with Ms. Newbold and others pressing up against him, when out of nowhere, Mr. Hubbard yanked on a beaded necklace he was wearing.
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To help prove the regime's contention that the Islamist rebels are extremists, the army showed the group of journalists a church whose contents were set on fire by the rebels, the crucifix yanked off.
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To prove it, he sang a little louder than usual (still not that well) and yanked the mic off the stand to run around a bit, which is very un-MacKenzie, to be honest.
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If Trump realized that his under-the-radar trip was no longer under the radar, he or someone else might decide that he had to be yanked out of the bush, for safety's sake.
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As decrepit industrial enclaves wait for some new deal to replace the yanked promises of their glory days, one might forgive the billion-dollar incentives with which they try to recapture their lost prosperity.
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Major operators like Bird, Lime, Uber, and Lyft have laid off workers, yanked bikes and scooters off city streets, and pulled out of markets as they become laser-focused on making their business profitable.
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Just hours after the royal couple shocked the world -- and pissed off all the other royals -- by announcing they were stepping down from their senior duties ... the famed wax museum yanked Harry and Meghan.
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So he yanked Familia and turned a bases-loaded, one-out jam to the left-handed reliever Josh Edgin to face Bryce Harper, a left-hander and one of baseball's best hitters this month.
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When it was over, when Malcolm Bernard yanked down a rebound and dribbled out the final three seconds, the Musketeers flexed in front of their fans, climbed onto press row and screamed in euphoria.
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If a licensed officer were to violate someone's rights -- by illegally searching or arresting them, manipulating evidence, using unnecessary force or, of course, engaging in sexually predatory behavior -- that officer's license would be yanked.
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ROME (Reuters) - A visibly indignant Pope Francis had to pull himself away from a woman in a crowd in St Peter's Square on Tuesday after she grabbed his hand and yanked him toward her.
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Grandma, an elderly volunteer who sometimes came for an hour or two and mostly sat in back of the room on a small couch, grabbed the boy's arm and yanked him to her side.
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How many people would have to be yanked into or out of the Good Place and/or Bad Place thanks to Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason interacting with folks who had previously been dead?
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When a crew member is tasked with investigating the ship's malfunctioning sewage system, he is abruptly yanked into the overflowing tank of wastewater — only to be found a few days later, his body half-eaten.
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The network yanked the show from its schedule in season three, then ordered only 13 episodes each for seasons four and five, after ordering 22 episodes or more for each of the first three seasons.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors yanked $188 million from the Janus Henderson Global Unconstrained Bond Fund, run by billionaire money manager Bill Gross, in June, marking four straight months of withdrawals, Morningstar Inc said on Wednesday.
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And he may be getting his way on another nuclear deal — namely, the one he yanked the United States from last month: the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, better known as the Iran nuclear deal.
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A Utah mother was charged this week with one count of felony child abuse after she allegedly yanked out some of her 7-year-old son's teeth in a Wal-Mart bathroom earlier this year.
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The controversial health care bill delivered Trump the biggest political defeat of his short presidency in March, when the legislation had to be yanked from the House floor because it simply didn't have enough support.
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The destruction was such that ahead of Monday's Red Raiders Men's National Championship basketball game against the University of Virginia, Lime told TechCrunch that it yanked its entire fleet of e-scooters from Lubbock's streets.
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The officers "aggressively" broke down the door, yanked down her stereo system, ran upstairs, and searched her apartment, "engaged in belligerent yelling and screaming throughout the duration of the search," alleged the statement of claim.
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The latter licked their wounds after more than $7 billion was yanked from funds during the first quarter, according to Hedge Fund Research, making it the worst three-month period in the past seven years.
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County officials in Nevada yanked a brothel license from Dennis Hof, the state's most infamous pimp, after they said he failed to apply for a renewal licence and pay fees for Love Ranch in Crystal.
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Finally, if Trump has his ruthless druthers, over the next ten years $70 billion will be yanked from the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program, which has long protected workers who become injured or disabled.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Qualcomm lost a lawsuit brought by one DC overseer, even as the DOJ intervened, while $26 bln T-Mobile US-Sprint merger is getting yanked around by agencies with opposing views.
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Goodness. When Luongo had to go back to Boston for Game 6 after his two brutal showings in Games 3 and 4, he allowed three goals on eight shots and was yanked after nine minutes.
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And so when the war started, they were still skeptical about putting too many women into math majors because they just worried that all of this was going to be yanked away after the war.
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As the media storm and backlash around "The Birth of a Nation" swirled, there was speculation that the film would be yanked from the festival: The American Film Institute, for one, had canceled a screening.
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No one is yanked out of their acid trips or surfing excursions to fight in Syria, and so the threat that the war might show up in your living room is less than ever before.
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"There are no easy games in this league," said Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, who was yanked early in the second period after allowing three goals on nine shots, including two to Sabres center Ryan O'Reilly.
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Tomlin surrendered two hits in 25 22/3 scoreless innings in Game 3 and was yanked by Francona at the first hint of trouble in a game the Indians went on to win 1-0.
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Moments later, little Cristophe (modern-day Wes) came home, yelped, "Mommy, no!" and yanked out the knife as Annalise hulked around the corner, clutching her pregnant belly in shock while trying not to breathe audibly.
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Chatwood entered the game leading the major leagues with 90 walks, and when he put Dickerson on to open the third — the second straight inning he walked the leadoff batter — manager Joe Maddon yanked him.
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On Thursday, not-so-great Dane Lucas Bjerregaard ran up an 11 at the par-five 18th, where he yanked two balls into the Pacific Ocean and then pushed a third out-of-bounds right.
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And O'Connell, the Obie Award winner embodying her, lip-syncs every word as Higginbotham recalls being yanked out of her ordinary life into a terrifying subculture where she discovered that help was out of reach.
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Last week, the designer Olivia Wendel yanked open the door to the Bushwick, Brooklyn, building where she lives and works, and smoothed her white blouse, printed with muddy-looking flowers — a gift from her sisters.
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Barr has also been dropped by her talent agency and reruns are being yanked from syndication — a stunning downfall for the actress whose rebooted television series had been received as a political and cultural triumph.
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Yet FFXV's camera is plagued by all the issues that many game developers strive to avoid — from objects in the game obscuring your view of the camera to control being yanked away by the game.
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I don't know a smarter or more moving glimpse into the sexual politics of a marriage between writers, the control of language—even the language of this poem—yanked back and forth between fearsome equals.
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Two streets away, Mahmoud Yunis, 33, a powerfully built former police officer with a pair of pliers tucked into his belt, yanked on a hose connected to a 30-foot-deep well he had dug.
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Da'Ron Payne, a 308-pound defensive tackle, picked off a wobbly pass and returned it 21 yards, and drew a 753-yard personal foul penalty when Tremayne Anchrum yanked him down with a horse collar.
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It's the matchup we've all been waiting for ... Conor McGregor and Dana White face-to-face for the first time since CM was yanked off the UFC 200 card -- and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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On the security clearances, I think anybody who abuses their security clearance, whether it&aposs to politicize intelligence or to leak intelligence, if they find out that you did that, you should get your clearance yanked.
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The orange fish isn't capable of much—largely useless in battle, it does little more than flop on its side, flailing helplessly as it wonders why you yanked it from the water in the first place.
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According to Deadline, ABC has additionally halted its campaign to promote Roseanne for the Emmys, and all promotional materials for the show have been yanked from websites belonging to it and Disney, one of Hulu's owners.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Facebook has yanked its vampiric Onavo Protect service—which purports to be a privacy-enhancing Virtual Private Network (VPN) but is by all indications data-harvesting Facebook spyware—from Apple's App Store.
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For now, smaller organizations looking to make it to orbit will be breathing a sigh of relief that at least one part of the red tape has been yanked out from between them and their goal.
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Each woman was yanked off the street at knife point, pulled into an empty lot, forced to her knees and then onto her back and then upright again as she was orally, vaginally and anally raped.
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An affectionate anagram of the phrase "my dog," Domgy could be yanked from an episode of the classic "Jetsons" cartoon—even though his functions are more like robotic housekeeper Rosie than the family's pet dog Astro.
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But the chunky controls are, by virtue of their increased size, also heavier than on the X2s, and slowly but perceptibly yanked the earbud above them out from the side of my head as I walked.
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An affectionate anagram of the phrase "my dog," Domgy could be yanked from an episode of the classic "Jetsons" cartoon — even though its functions are more like robotic housekeeper Rosie than the family's pet dog Astro.
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When a series has that kind of talented creative team, and devoted fans (no matter how few in number), it's heartbreaking to see it yanked off the air due to network balance sheets not lining up.
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The Finnish veteran was yanked in favor of Juuse Saros after giving up three goals in a span of 3:18 in the third period of a 4-1 setback to the Penguins in Game Two.
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House leaders brought the bill to the floor last month after Trump demanded a vote, but yanked it after a rebellion by Republican moderates and the party's most conservative lawmakers, in a major setback for Trump.
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So if you have a low tolerance for pain — or just don't like the distinct sensation of dead skin being yanked away from your face — then you're probably better off with something a little less… violent.
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After the backlash, Snapchat yanked the ad from the platform and issued an apology, explaining that it was reviewed and approved in error — but just because an apology was made, doesn't mean it will be accepted.
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According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), James pulled up to the drive-thru, ordered a drink, yanked the reptile out of the back of his truck, and launched it through the window.
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As we were walking through the fifth floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art's 2017 Biennial, I yanked my companion into a side room full of chairs and tables so that we could be alone.
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As I toured the store asking questions, Bea and Leah's arcane familiarity with the novels was on full display as they yanked books off the shelves to show me examples of writing styles or esoteric themes.
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"As soon as I identified where the target was, or where the threat was, I grabbed at least two people around me and yanked them as hard as I could to the nearest exit," he said.
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"Notwithstanding his past decorated service, serving in the Cabinet is a privilege that should not be afforded to someone whose security clearance was yanked and who could not get another one the normal way," she added.
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Pepsi yanked Kendall Jenner's ad off the air after Black Lives Matter activists critiqued her for appearing as a white savior who ended a square-off between protesters and police by handing a cop a Pepsi.
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Since the 673 presidential election, more than 1,400 companies — and counting — have yanked their advertising from the right-wing website Breitbart News, where President Donald Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, was formerly the editor-in-chief.
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It's also why a man who had just been placed on a ventilator for a major overdose yanked out his breathing tube in the ICU, eloped from the hospital, and used again in the parking lot.
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Last year, the agency delayed regulations that could have yanked many e-cigarette products from the market, possibly including the Juul, while it studies whether these devices might actually help longtime smokers wean off traditional cigarettes.
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Francis appeared to react angrily Tuesday when a women grabbed his hand and yanked him over to where she stood behind a railing among a crowd of worshippers, pulling the 83-year-old pope off balance.
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House of Representatives leaders yanked the bill after a rebellion by Republican moderates and the party's most conservative lawmakers left them short of votes, ensuring that Trump's first major legislative initiative since taking office on Jan.
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The US military apparently never tires of thinking up capability gaps, and that means we may soon see fleets of small drones dropping out of bombers, then later being yanked out of the sky by cargo planes.
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Galiendes told The Associated Press that he called out to ask if the man needed help when his roommate grabbed him, yanked him down and then pointed toward a man sitting in a chair with a gun.
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READ more: How Parkland created a rush to arm teachers across the country The Broward County Sheriff's Office got its accreditation yanked last week over mishaps surrounding the 2018 Parkland school shooting, according to the Sun Sentinel.
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The dome, which will contain both the NOC and an auditorium, was initially revealed in early September — but Foxconn yanked the plans on literally the same day, and didn't comment on whether the dome would come back.
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You just need to attach a spring-loaded rubber-coated clamp to the edge of your sheets and duvet, and then place the anchor it's attached to beneath the mattress to prevent it from being yanked out.
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He is alleged to have groped employees, forcibly kissed them, yanked at least one's head toward his crotch; discriminated in hiring and firing based on looks; and pressured staff to take drugs with him, among other behaviors.
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It's easy (it doesn't even require a reboot), and it gives you access to essential apps that just aren't in the Windows Store yet (or anymore, as is the case with the now-yanked Amazon Kindle app).
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Lehtonen was yanked after allowing three goals on five shots in the Game 43 loss before Niemi was pulled after surrendering three goals on 12 shots in Tuesday's rout, giving Ruff a tough decision for Game 4.
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By 2000 AM, the mist has burned off the top of the mountain, the temperature is climbing toward a humid 250 degrees, and Willis's tooth has been yanked by a volunteer in an open-air dental unit.
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This immediately reminded me of the stories that came out of the closure of MTV News last year, and how the site yanked a light critique of Chance the Rapper after caving to pressure from his management.
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The border money got yanked out of the disaster aid bill after a stalemate over immigration-related provisions including when HHS could share information with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) about potential sponsors for unaccompanied minors.
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There was definitely a Luke Skywalker-type vibe with Serena -- a bunch of "dark side" lookin' dancers tried to dance-pull Serena down some stairs ... while some "light side" dancers resisted and yanked her the other direction.
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Equally, Yaryan's an unassuming sort: a northern Cali-born, LA-based artist who spent many years drumming for Hanni El Khatib until the pull to create his own music yanked him right out of the Hanni-sitch.
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When the Open's first round began on Thursday at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Woods had to grind to avoid being yanked into the same abyss that swallowed McIlroy, who posted a 218-over 22013 in the morning.
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The offshore yuan was yanked lower before mainland markets opened after the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported no progress at deputy-level trade talks and that the Chinese delegation planned to leave Washington a day early.
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Mets 7, Phillies 2 Jacob deGrom was dominating the Philadelphia Phillies in the Mets' home opener on Friday when he yanked a few fastballs in the sixth inning and felt a muscle in his back tighten up.
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And Democratic leaders, who had helped Mr. Christie secure victories on public employee benefits that made him a national figure in his first term, reversed themselves and yanked the bills without putting them up for a vote.
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Among the bound sheaves is an uprooted tussock, yanked from the earth by King Leopold III himself in 250 — three years before Belgium relinquished its claim to Congo — squashed flat and taped to a sheet of paper.
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Tensions boiled over on Monday when Senator Jean Marie Ralph Fethiere fired a handgun and injured a photojournalist during a protest near parliament in the capital Port-au-Prince after several protesters yanked open his car door.
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In 2014, nationalists hostile to the EU doubled their presence in the assembly, topped the poll in Britain and went on to win a 2016 referendum there that yanked out one of the bloc's biggest members. Almost.
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Kevin says that while Nike made a mistake getting the Betsy Ross flag involved to begin with ... the shoe giant knew exactly what it was doing when it yanked the shoes -- creating a firestorm of free marketing.
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Her resignation came amid indications that Zhukovskyy's commercial driver's license should have been automatically yanked when he allegedly declined to take a chemical test after police suspected him of being intoxicated in East Windsor, Connecticut, on May 11.
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Money poured into global equity funds as investors yanked allocations from global fixed income and emerging market strategies in the week following Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. election, according to data from financial intelligence firm EPFR Global.
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Pushing Daisies, Better Off Ted, Happy Endings, Great News, The Middleman, even Firefly (movie notwithstanding)… These series never had a chance to let their devotees down, because they were yanked off the air while they were still great.
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So there's a lot to look out for with each broadcast (like the time it sent Karlie Kloss down the runway wearing a Native American-themed bikini and then yanked it from the taped show before it aired).
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"Xerox has recently been subject to the whims of activist investors Carl Icahn and Darwin Deason, who, notwithstanding their minority ownership of Xerox shares, have yanked the Xerox Board in more directions than can be counted," Fujifilm said.
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