The cave-in started in the first over with Scott Richardson's slash at Graeme Welch ending up in Christopher Bassano's hands at gully. |
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He is also hoping to wrangle Trade Promotion Authority back out of Congress in exchange for his craven cave-in to special interests. |
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The cave-in at the Xuzhou Coal Mine Group-operated mine was caused by a sudden in-rush of water. |
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The investigators believe that it was bombs destroying the mine, not a natural cave-in. |
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In February the cave-in began with a meeting between the FAI and the government. |
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The American Association of Retired Persons is mad at him for his cave-in to the drug manufacturers. |
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A total of 221 miners were underground when the cave-in occurred at about 9.40 pm on Sunday at the state-run Dongfeng coal mine. |
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If so, this could be a pre-emptive cave-in by the Judiciary Committee's chairman. |
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Having passed the final barricade, Trachoma then struck the roof of the tunnel behind him, creating a small cave-in to seal his retreat. |
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But time will tell whether the compromise is the functional equivalent of a cave-in. |
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This kind of presentation is just a cave-in to the politically correct crowd. |
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If on the other hand this is merely the latest instance of a network's craven cave-in, what else is new? |
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There's a cave-in, and whole houses, entire families, are swallowed up and consumed by fire. |
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They have already set a world record for time trapped underground after a cave-in. |
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The ditch would need to be braced to prevent cave-in and a safety fence would need to be built around the ditch. |
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The jury brought in a verdict that the cave-in in the tunnel was due to faulty design in the timbering. |
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At the other end, there was a narrow strip of what looked like dirt, but beyond that, they were dismayed to find that their route was blocked by a roof cave-in. |
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In 1876, a freak mine cave-in exposed a valuable body of gold, and the Standard Consolidated Mining Company responded with a large investment in equipment and lumber. |
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My grandfather was killed at the age of 27, crushed beyond recognition in a mine cave-in while grandma was carrying the baby destined to be my father. |
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The Spanish electorate were not voting for a cave-in to terrorists. |
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The panel's report amounts to a shameless cave-in to a well orchestrated and politically motivated campaign of harassment and character assassination. |
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Overall, the latest document doesn't do anything significant to alter the widespread perception, which is held in some remarkably odd places, that the deal was a cave-in. |
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Firms are also expecting a government cave-in on the working time directive, under which the right of employers and employees to negotiate special arrangements would go. |
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Opposition to the government's cave-in has come from a broad range of childcare and community service providers, and also from the NSW Commissioner for Children. |
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The relaunch comes after a backbench revolt over his refusal to build new grammar schools and a cave-in on axeing free admission to museums. |
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Also in the northwest, 19 workers lost their lives in a cave-in set off by an explosion in a mine in December. |
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An intermittent drizzle spurred fears that a heavier rain could cause a massive cave-in. |
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The standard requires protective systems like shielding, shoring and other support systems, or walls benched or sloped so that a cave-in cannot occur. |
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