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Kaylon, who was playing guard, walled off one side of the hole as King slipped through two defenders and took off for a 75-yard score.

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The property is discreetly walled and gated and surrounded by mature foliage.

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"It's important to try to tackle the kind of walled garden problem that we've had for years" and "try to provide consumers with more choice in the digital market," Pant added.

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Current and former officials said the proposed reorganization would make it easier for senior officials like Miller to disregard norms that have long walled off the White House from active criminal investigations.

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Violence broke out as ultranationalist Jews streamed into Palestinian areas of Jerusalem's walled Old City.

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