Their power, she says, would immediately be revealed as immense if they all walked out of their nursing homes one fine morning.
Indeed, eight out of the top ten game show winners all walked away with wads of cash thanks to Millionaire or to one of the many clones that it spawned during its heyday.
When he walked from the chamber with his head held high, all principled people walked with him in spirit.
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The 20-year-old All-Star walked in his other plate appearance and is hitting .371 this season.
We walked all the way up to the Romanesque stone church at the summit of St.
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Having walked all the way from Colorado with his German Shepherd Zeus, Logan seems disturbingly well qualified.
In fact, I'm sure of it because all six of them walked me to my car.
Finally, he walked out all alone in front and scored on another backhander at 12:58.
We walked around all day, dizzy with the assault of color and life.
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Panic had set in about what would happen when all his institutional knowledge walked out the door after the retirement party.
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To fix this, the polio workers walked through all high-risk areas in the northern part of the country, which enabled them to add 3, 000 previously overlooked communities to the immunization campaigns.
The doors were all open so I walked inside.
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My hope is, is that after some reflection, after we walked through all the numbers this week and we looked at all the options, that there may be some movement, some possibility, some interest to still get something more than the bare minimum done.
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After all, the managers that walked into that office were not children, but mature adults with collective responsibility for thousands of employees.
Clad all in white, Benedict walked with the Cuban president, who was dressed in a dark suit, and greeted other state officials and clergy.
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After all, even Jesse Owens walked before he ran.
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When Grom opened, the New York Times ran an article about how finally, an authentic gelateria from Florence had opened in New York, and as a result, the lines were out the door for the first few months, and though I walked by it all the time, I could never bring myself to wait that long.
Then Feaster did something few in the traditional hockey fraternity would ever dare to consider: he walked away from it all.
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And because the barbershop is a black institution, I didn't feel that the conversation changed all that much when white clients walked in or when women walked in.
Workers at all 21 delivery depots across Liverpool walked out, with CWU branch representative Mark Walsh saying staff felt they were being "being bullied into having their contract changed".
People close to him say that when he walked into a room, all eyes turned to him.
And from the moment he walked into the room, all hope for collaboration flew out the window.
"We did a great job on him all night but for whatever reason we walked away from him twice, " Becker said.
"We did a great job on him all night but for whatever reason we walked away from him twice, " Vermont coach John Becker said.
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