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Olympics protesters are also upset about the thousands of homeless people who will be shoved off the streets of Vancouver for the benefit of television cameras.
Inside, the mob had shoved off the lids off several stone tombs (whose occupants had the advantage of being already dead).
It's hot in there, it's physical work, and sometimes, literally, they get pushed around, shoved off the pedestal by a mean-spirited joker or a strong wind.
That plan has been shoved off the tracks, at least for now; he has, for example, delayed meeting with publishers in New York to sell his memoirs.
Not one to be easily shoved off, the architect somehow got himself commissioned to prepare the temporary setting for the military event ordered by Alexander I in the Champagne in order to celebrate the defeat of French forces.
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"Shove off!" the Hyundai driver screamed at the old man and his visitors, who included an American reporter.
When the cruise ships shove off, the heart of San Juan's nightlife, Calle San Sebastián, starts beating.
Milan Pořádek, the fan whom Blythe admitted to shoving off the stage, testified on the third day of the trial.
As the boats shoved off from the smoldering town, the academy burst into flames, belching smoke from every door and window".
This leg of the trip that has now been marred started two weeks ago when Mooney shoved off from the north coast of the Dominican Republic, roughly 140 miles to the east of Tortuga.
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