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"Opportunities didn't knock for them.
It's a big knock for him and a big knock for England too.
"That's a big knock for anybody but obviously for Mo.
They were jealous that they would knock for me to play football before they'd knock for them".
Consumer confidence has taken a knock for a reason.
Some mornings, he'd knock for the children still clutching the bag that held all his belongings.
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Pavia Rosati, executive editor of DailyCandy.com, an online newsletter about urban fashion and food, says places like the Spotted Pig in Manhattan's West Village (or knock-for-entry bars in Tokyo) bring in the coolest crowds often trickled with celebrities because they lack the pomp and circumstance of a traditional club.
Instead, they operate the knock-for-knock arrangements, whereby university-employed academic physicians provide patient care to NHS patients without charging the NHS, and in return NHS staff provide teaching to medical students without charging universities [ 7].
In the November election, Our Revolution threw its support behind progressive candidates, encouraging people who had supported Sanders to fundraise and door-knock for local politicians.
Swimming for nothing, hard knocks for free.
"Opportunism always knocks for Mr. Hague," he said.
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