Karpov, leaning forward in his seat, picked up a white piece and opened the game.
The policeman saw his pistol on the seat, picked it up, and admonished him before giving it back.
In the back seat, the toddler, who was not in a child-restraint seat, picked up the gun and fired it through the front seat.
In the 2010 election, the Greens won their first seat in the lower house in a general election — a seat picked up from Labor — and gained six new seats in the Senate, including the four sworn in this month, giving them the ability to block, or bless, any legislation in the upper house.
As he is leaving, I notice a scrap of paper on the floor near his seat, pick it up, and ask if it's his.
If you're on the plane and get to choose a seat: pick either a window or aisle seat.
The shells of the concept's seats pick up on the car's midcentury modern theme.
No exit poll suggests it will pick up fewer than 200 seats, thus the party led by Mr Modi will easily surpass its previous record haul of 182 seats (picked up both in 1998 and 1999).
This time round they're hoping to retain all these seats, pick up a few more, even target another key Labor stronghold to pick up another seat in the lower house.
The defeat of John Barrow in Georgia leaves just one white Democratic congressman in the deep South; most of the Senate seats picked up by Republicans were at the expense of moderate Democrats in states that voted for Mitt Romney.This degree of political polarisation is often described as unprecedented, but that is mistaken.
