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He started off by asking if anyone was hiring before whipping out a dated headshot and handing it off to Harrison Ford, asking the actor to pass it along to Steven Spielberg.

Medvedev, who had been subdued to that point, became furious with Allensworth – whipping up the crowd with his hands as he skipped towards the umpire's chair to protest.

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In a tough financial climate post-Covid, Newcastle have been the whipping boys of the Premiership in recent seasons.

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The climate crisis is costly, whipping up more and more disasters each year.

With the winds whipping up, tee-shots were made even more difficult and led to plenty of wayward drives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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