And by bringing Cam Newton on board, it could be considered that Under Armour is placing its hands and feet up-and-down the levels of sports participation.

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Then he laughed and stood up and waved his gloved hands again and jerked the light chain, bringing down darkness.

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He was holding the phone in both hands like a steering wheel, twisting it up and down to navigate around obstacles at high speed.

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Ye rolled up yer sleeves and put yer hands together and let them go down it.

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Mr Holt was eventually handcuffed with his hands kept behind his back and brought up to an armchair - face down - so he could not lash out again.

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He repositioned his hands, dipped down at the knees, and flipped the weight up beneath his chin.

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' And for 20 minutes you're still not sure - we're down on our hands and knees with our hands up.

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Pushing himself up on his hands he turned his head and saw the old man coming down the ledge.

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John McCain was the only one of six GOP presidential wannabes not to show up on stage in Phoenix -- and he still won, hands down.

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Lower tax rates for all, putting more money in the hands of the consumer, and trust that they will pay down their debt, build up their savings, and then and only then, begin to spend with the vigor needed to stimulate this ailing economy.

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Does that mean the Mahdi Army lays down its arms and, you know, lays their guns and puts up their hands?

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