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With one supervisor seat vacant and Perez gone, the situation caught Kern County Chairman David Couch off-guard.

A kick through caught the defence off-guard and simple hands put Matsumura over in the corner.

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Shir, like many others, has reluctantly applied for a gun licence, never wanting to be caught off-guard again.

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“German brands, and VW in particular, have been caught off-guard by the pace of change in China” he explains.

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After being caught off-guard, the alleged robber reportedly attempted to make a quick getaway by escaping via the same balcony, but was arrested shortly afterwards.

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

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