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The security guard said he asked Hernandez to hand over any narcotics he had, and Hernandez removed a bag of cocaine from his left-front jeans pocket, the arrest report said.
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The other technique of re-sculpting the terrain and perhaps pushing a rock in front of or behind the left-front wheel was also assessed to be of little to no help and, again, risks the arm.
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The security guard said he asked Hernandez to hand over any narcotics he had, and Hernandez pulled a bag of cocaine from his left-front jeans pocket.
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The mans head was gone, crushed by the left-front wheel of the truck.
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The next day, I suffered a stroke to the left-front temporal lobe, affecting my speech.
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In the background, enter CHORUS stage-left, bringing on a door frame with an “EXIT” sign above it which he places at the left-front corner of the platform, between him and the others.
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One hit in the windshield, one in the left-front tire, and one or more in the drivers side window.
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Oddly unique to Taiwan, collaborationists groups and "home-rule" movements, especially after 1920, were far more common than left-front socialist anti-colonial movements or nationalist groups when in much of the rest of the Asia the opposite was true.
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And there ` s a bullet hole, and it ` s in the left-front fender, and there ` s a signature on the front fender, "O.J. Simpson," and he ` s telling people that this white Ford Bronco has "escapability," in other words.
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His second shot, a 2-iron, landed near the green in a left-front bunker, which was what Woods wanted.
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