Schultz parked the Packard in someone's driveway and they both walked up to the policeman manning the barricade. |
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The window that was barred shut at the end of the hall was no barricade for Christine. |
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Word got through the village that the guy had been taken, and the entire village went out into the street and erected a barricade. |
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Groups of protesters tried to storm the embassy by charging the barbed-wire barricade that had been set up outside. |
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I dreamt I'd got so self-involved that my friends decided to teach me a lesson and I had to barricade myself into my house. |
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There was no law and order, even when the soldiers came and made a barricade with barbed wire outside the station. |
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Before that persistent low-spirit sensation totally takes over, here are a few ideas to put up a barricade against the dismalness. |
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Some demonstrators wore ghoulish masks as they stuck a green banner to a police barricade at the farm's entrance. |
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The moment came, and with the twelfth shot fired off, the bullets ceased and Johner drew back behind the barricade to reload his gun. |
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Not certain how to get past the human barricade, it scampered about for 10 minutes, before fleeing in the distinctive shape of a flounder. |
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Having passed the final barricade, Trachoma then struck the roof of the tunnel behind him, creating a small cave-in to seal his retreat. |
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I just put my foot down and went straight through the barricade, bins went flying everywhere. |
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They quickly covered the distance from the barricade to the sedan, weaving around police cruisers and unconsciously avoiding all officers. |
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Erected to keep the company from clear-cutting their land, the barricade is reportedly the longest-running in Canadian history. |
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Eventually the officer unhitches the barricade, and the Archimedean principle of crowd displacement does its work. |
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There was mayhem going on on the road outside as the road repair men did their best to barricade us all in whilst they patched our holes. |
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At Walthamstow High School for Girls the headmistress called in the police to barricade the young women in the school with police vans. |
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Over time, all the couples move towards the same corner where the women barricade their men. |
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A group of strangers barricade themselves into a house in order to escape from a horde of flesh-eating zombies. |
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Pulling out her camera and attaching the flash, she climbs out of the car and moves past the barricade. |
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He was asked if he saw anybody throwing anything from the barricade or from the crowd at the barricade. |
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On a major thoroughfare, a barricade constructed of burning tyres sent a wall of thick, black smoke along the street. |
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We could not play outside and had to barricade ourselves indoors as there could be a sudden eruption of war. |
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But the custom officer informs me that there is a barricade a few kms away and that nobody can cross it. |
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When they arrived on Friday morning, three police helicopters hovered overhead, rows of police formed up behind the barricade and police dogs patrolled the grounds. |
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They could have easily slipped past the flimsy barricade of starguards but the monsters merely threw themselves at them, incinerating and ripping in a frenzy. |
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Due to its conspicuousness, a drum-type device was found to be safer and sturdier than the metal tubing barricade. |
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Mr Hatton said Cowell had been caught on video throwing missiles at police and was seen to be involved in making a barricade out of scaffolding as a crowd jeered. |
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About 10 30 a.m. yesterday he stood holding a suitcase behind the police barricade blocking off his apartment building. |
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They went past a Dumpster center and a large barricade of metal mailboxes while Arty searched squint-eyed for the right apartment. |
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Without a doubt I thread my way through it and I cross the barricade without stopping and ignoring strikers' calls. |
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They did not drive through a barricade or the picket line barrels used to keep people warm in the winter. |
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Better, the next morning the gloom had vanished and, from my balcony, a barricade of snow peaks seemed almost close enough to touch. |
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Obstacle or barricade made of felled trees with the branches pointing outwards. |
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At the same time, police fired on a group of demonstrators who had built a burning barricade of old tyres on the main road near the town. |
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Post safety warnings and barricade work area, at dock level and at ground level, to prevent unauthorized use of the dock position. |
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The hedge will be able to establish itself if it is protected by the wire or barricade. |
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Sarah stood by the police barricade with her 12-year-old sister, Mary, and their mother, rada. |
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A white police officer standing amid the crowd inside the barricade got his laughs a moment later. |
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In front of the City Hall building hundreds of tires have been piled up to form a barricade that is manned by yet more masked men. |
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They made a barricade of metal junk and acted as human shields to stop the train proceeding. |
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They pushed their way past the barricade and found Zimmerman, who appeared by that point to have shed his aggression. |
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Carey veered past a bollard, finally crashing into a barricade not far from a guard booth. |
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One determined Zulu even jumped over the barricade and assegaied a disoriented patient to death, though he himself was quickly picked off by a British rifleman. |
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We fought furiously, and managed to drive them outside, and were about to barricade the door, when the entire building shook, and a loud explosion was heard. |
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They will definitely sign something saying that they will follow the law, and they will not barricade the boy or take him away or anything of this nature. |
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Couvreur sent word of the human barricade to a local radio station. |
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Lanier suggested that the incident was not the result of somebody mistakenly driving into a barricade and then panicking. |
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When he was out they tried to barricade the door with a tumble dryer. |
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In a variety of ballistic media, including common barricade materials, hollowpoint pistol rounds have demonstrated greater penetrative qualities than most.223 rifle bullets. |
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Police drew batons and linked arms to form a human barricade as protesters, some wearing masks and scarves to cover their faces, ran down Whitehall. |
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Protesting workers were allowed through a police barricade to deliver the petition but complained that they were prevented by security guards from taking it to the actual McDonald's meeting. |
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Such a barricade as would greatly annoy, or absolutely stop, the currents of the atmosphere. |
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On April 5, when a huge crowd approached a barricade, a demonstrator was killed by Serb forces. |
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Theoretically we all agree about building a fairer and more fraternal society, but when the time comes to act, we barricade ourselves behind our privileges that are taken for granted as rights. |
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Survivors said a group of inmates used a homemade flame-thrower, fashioned from a hosepipe and a gas canister, to set fire to a mattress barricade erected by a rival group in their barred cell. |
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Perhaps the most chaotic demonstration on Tuesday night was in Oakland where protesters lit bonfires made of debris and rubbish, creating a dramatic, improvised barricade across Telegraph Avenue. |
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The rioters had erected a makeshift barricade and were pelting the police with rocks from behind it. |
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To the south, though, the explosive-crammed pod rushed over spivvy streets, directly above a barricade at the borders of Aspic and Barrackham. |
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Behind his barricade of barrels, Sam heard and shivered like a gun-shy collie at a turkey shoot. |
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Police had built a barricade of razor wire to keep the two groups apart. |
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The government is taking no chances: already, it has put up a steel barricade around the electoral offices, where officials will count, or miscount, the votes. |
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I would have liked to have gone though the barricade, not to have to wait then until they opened the gate and without our messages on our backs because we had to put it away. |
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Tempting as it may be in these times of economic instability to barricade the border and prevent commerce, such a move would be profoundly misguided. |
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It is definitely not in America's interest — economic, political or strategic — to erect a barricade against Chinese imports, which could spark a mutually destructive trade war. |
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A strike leader was shot dead at a barricade on February 17th, and emergency workers and police trying to help him came under fire, according to the local prefect. |
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His comrade across the battlefield who could see the impending disaster from his vantage point stood up from behind his protective barricade and shouted a life-saving warning to his friend. |
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Thorvald was killed by an arrow that succeeded in passing through the barricade. |
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Early on 16th I get prepared to meet Loïc in Puerto Natales by riding as much kms as possible on the Argentinian side so I will only have one barricade to cross on the Chilian side. |
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While conducting a foot patrol, a volunteer from the Community Policing Office found an unusual device near a cement barricade and alerted police. |
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It has been necessary to barricade the wharf until repairs are completed. |
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For example, a Community Policing volunteer was out on foot patrol in the Burnaby area recently and spotted a suspicious-looking device near a cement barricade. |
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As for the French, Montcalm decided to post his eight French battalions on a hill near Fort Carillon, in the shelter of a long barricade of tree trunks. |
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What seems unacceptable is attempting to replace that wall with a human barricade, even if it is well armed, organised and authorised by the international community. |
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From DFO's perspective, many of the divested harbours were near the end of their useful lives so the Department would now be under considerable pressure to repair, barricade or remove them. |
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Respecting the tradition and to thank the women we presented a little gift. Our French comrade, René Lefort offered them an etching representing women on the barricade during the Commune of Paris. |
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Lock or barricade all entrances, turn off pilot lights, post warning signs and take precautions to prevent persons and animals from entering the area. |
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Still, their unfeeling eyes burn into me from across the barricade. |
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Broaching the first barrier in the early hours of the morning, a soldier sporting a ragged stripy jumper was leaning casually on a barricade of sand-bags jutting into the road, an AK-47 slung over his shoulder. |
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How would you feel if your child had to prove his identity to a soldier armed with a submachine gun before climbing over a concrete block barricade, every time he goes to school? |
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These attacks have succeeded in surrounding the composer with a kind of barricade of prejudice which must be swept away before justice can be done to his genius. |
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The castle was defended by just a ditch and a temporary barricade. |
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Her name unfurled above us, a windtight banner Over a barricade. |
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