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It is all part of plans Buffett kicked off in 2006 to give away the bulk of his vast fortune to charity.

Get after the ball left mouse button can be pressed continued, with the greatest strength of the opponents goal kicked!

Let us not put all we prize into a football to be kicked, when a bladder will do as well.

Little known medical fact: Chuck Norris invented the Caesarean section when he roundhouse-kicked his way out of his mother's womb.

Then he took two steps, still holding the gun, and kicked the dog's body away, for us to bury it as well.

Ben: No! I've made peace with being a four-eyed geek, whose butt was kicked by his mother.

Or so claims Dr. Dennis Friedman in a book that has kicked up a bit of a ruckus in Britain.

Miss Lin kicked him away and reclined sideways on the bed, with her head hidden behind her mother's back.

In a symbolic gesture, the rebels broke off the head of a statue of Colonel Gaddafi and kicked it along the ground.

He felt as though he had been kicked in the teeth when he was dismissed after he had worked so hard for the company.

She might as well have said it straight to his face and, for good measure, kicked him in the shins.

Finally the big man with the lightning tattoo bent down to pry his arms apart. Jack kicked him in the groin with all his strength.

Apparently, he was more ticklish than I thought, and kicked me in the nose.

When the A320 kicked off, there was a slot for me, and I was able to be a part of it.

The policies introduced by Alan Greenspan kicked in and the stock market furiously climbed the front end of the technology bubble.

I punched him in the throat a second before Jay came up and kicked me in the head.

In fact we heard he kicked the bucket down in Texas last winter, he got kicked in the head by a horse he was trying to saddle up.

During the visit in the belly baby kicked mom is several feet, also seems to be on the painter painting interested.

Not knowing who it was, I kicked him in the face just out of instinct.

His hands aching, he used the small metal handle he was left with and punched and kicked at the wall.

The that middle age huge uncle sees plank in the door be kicked fall apart, seem to be a little morsel safe in the heart.

Today, my girlfriend and I got into a huge fight. She kicked me out of the apartment and told me to never come back.

I think 90 per cent is brilliant. I never scored that much in an exam (although grade inflation had not kicked in back then).

It was recently alleged Michael was left sterile and unable to have children after Joe kicked him in the testicles when he younger.

Finally, his lungs near bursting, Kabaraijian forced his way free, and kicked to the surface.

When they tried to organize, they said they were warned to stop complaining or they would be kicked out of the program.

THIS was supposed to be the year when a strong, durable American recovery finally kicked in.

Oh, never mind, I said! Once new year cake, potato and potato fight, very angry, he took the New Year cake kicked into the sea.

I kicked him in the balls from behind and he let out a funny little shriek and dropped to the ground.

He said that if he kicked the bucket Mrs Merton could run the place standing on her head.

One of the zookeepers said: 'Its parents kicked it out from time to time, or even left it on the icy ground to let it die. '

If she does get kicked out at Yahoo for not being popular enough to lead the company, she would be just perfect as a corporate vigilante.

I go out to break up the play, and just as his leg swung back, I dove. And let's just say that. he kicked the wrong ball.

Carlos kicked the ball with the outside of his left foot to make it spin anticlockwise as he looked down onto it.

Steve had started doing it years earlier; after he was kicked out of the company his successors carried the tradition forward.

Strangely, Newton became a much better student after a boy kicked him in the stomach. The boy was one of the best students in the school.

Oh aunt, please forgive me! I can't bear it! I shall die if you keep me here . . . ' I screamed and kicked as she held me.

The farmer: I tied its left leg to the pole and went on milking, after I finished another bucket, it kicked that over with its right leg.

Those who engage in improper behavior, like trying to mingle with strangers or sell products too aggressively, are kicked out.

"The first time she said it, it felt like I got kicked in the chest, " he said.

Robot soccer, and of course it would control, one-on-one mode, then kicked the ball over to the other side can score inside the door.

The composer kicked the music around for a while, trying it out.

But there was one more obstacle: She was kicked out of the art program because her grade wasn't good enough.

We do not know this count as creative, in short or very interesting. You need to do is delicious cake kicked MM burglary Dragon?

We were made to sit on our knees in the prison courtyard for an hour while they beat us continuously and kicked us all over our bodies.

canadian man has sued a vancouver - area strip club , claiming he was injured by a " reckless " exotic dancer who kicked him in the head.

Arkansas kicked off to Texas, forced a fumble on the first possession, and scored less than a minute and a half into the game.

Sean Maloney grew up in gritty South East London, last in a line of six kids, and got kicked out of school at age 15.

In the days to follow, Fisher's continued failure to cooperate put him in danger of getting kicked out of the Army.

In their rush, with tickets and briefcases, one of these salesmen inadvertently kicked over a table which held a display of apples.

There may have been a closet regulatory U-turn, since regulators failed to support the deal publicly when the revolt kicked off.

If I kicked the bucket before you, don't cry but find another man instead of me to love you and remember to forget me.

for cover. The man kicked out with a ponderous foot. It caused the dog to swerve as if caught in a tid.

Sometimes, my son was kicked off and he was a little disappointed and a little angry after he joined in a team.

A woman was kicked to the curb by the company for finding drug use in her hair sample.

In despair, I incapable of further increase sense of ambiguity when, suddenly the door was kicked, broke into two, and then fighting voice.

To his surprise, the ball did not roll away, but grew much bigger than before. So he kicked it again much harder.

"My favorite thing, meetings, " he deadpans , but he's glad to see that her natural resilience has kicked in.

By 2 am, the wind kicked up and started pelting us from the side, blowing cold mountain air across us, not to mention some precipitation.

your bad habits. = It was time for you to kick off your bad habits. = It was time that you kicked off your bad habits.

There's an old saying that putting someone on a pedestal makes it a lot easier to get kicked in the head.

Stiles kicked him in the ribs and said, "Get up, the Lord wouldn't receive the spirit of a coward. "

I confessed my desire to be a soccer ball, and risk being kicked around, if it was the only way I could catch her attention.

As if fighting with my boyfriend were not enough, I also got kicked off the badminton team.

Apple's board of directors had been kicked out of the company Steve Jobs Godfather.

Then there was the installer of soy insulation who cooked soggy pasta and made me watch football and whimpered and kicked in his sleep.

I kicked him, he unhooked my bra, he tried to open my jeans, " she said. "

Once he kicked so hard and screamed so loudly that when he fell down on his face in the undergrowth he could not get up for a long time.

When the dew Qi Asia is kicked by a his foot the corner of a wall and Man Lian looks he to ask surprised "you can see me? "

As the boat floated close by him, Rogers climbed inside the bus, kicked out a window and grabbed three life jackets from the dinghy.

So I kicked the bad element and blood came out of his mouth.

The children made so much noise at the movie that the manager kicked them out.

A: Today the meeting has just kicked off; therefore currently it's too early to predict whether this round will produce a document.

Without a second to spare, he stuck out his right leg and kicked her away from the tracks.

But down there he played tricks on the Devil (Satan), so he was kicked out of Hell and made to walk the earth forever carrying a lantern.

He was kicked out of school for trying to organize a student strike.

Troy: Me, too. And, by the way, I missed practice. So if I get kicked off the team it'll be on your conscience.

Among the proposals likely to be kicked around are subsidizing wages, introducing training days and giving workers sabbaticals.

A bucket with a small hole in the bottom gets just as empty as a bucket that is deliberately kicked over.

However, it definitely doesn't mean you should rush a relationship that isn't ready to be kicked up a notch.

I did not choose to see my talents wasted and my hopes repeatedly kicked in the teeth.

He got kicked a lot and what was frustrating is that when he was targeted he didn't get a lot [from the referee], " said the manager. "

e. g. If I ever got kicked out of university, I wouldn't be able to live with myself.

At the beginning of "The Catcher in the Rye" , Holden has just been kicked out of yet another boarding school.

There's no lock on the front door from when police or whoever kicked in the door.

The footage also shows that kids are often so desperate to be part of a group , they'd rather be punched and kicked than be alone .

Kicked back in a molded plastic office chair in the middle of a . . . well. . . redwood-and-cedar kind of thing.

The men simply sat down and shut up, terrified of getting kicked out.

If the US pulls out, the Taliban take over, as they have been as thoroughly aggravated as a hornet's nest kicked about like a football.

What was not so great was that a lot of things shut down immediately, including the gas supply; the emergency lockdown had kicked in.

What was not so great was that a lot of things shut down immediately, including the gas supply; the emergency lockdown had kicked in.

A woman who refused to leave was kicked repeatedly and knocked to the ground, according to witnesses.

The old man hit him on the head for kindness and kicked him, his body still shuddering, under the shade of the stern.

Spherical, ovoid, or ellipsoidal object, usually but not always, designed or intended to be thrown, hit, kicked, rolled, dropped or bounced.

One day she kicked at a cracked sheep's skull with the side of a bare foot and sent it bouncing over the edge of the hill.

Some competitions of the games have kicked off since the beginning of this year and the whole games will end on August 16.

Back in June, when campaigning kicked off, Lula told the nation that without him there would be a void on the ballot papers.

The surveyor came round yesterday and couldn't find the cause of the crack, he asked me if anybody had kicked or tried to force the door.

Women are referred to as "skirts" and lower-ranking officers are there to be kicked and browbeaten.

Holly kicked snow from her boots and lowered the hood of her cloak.

He kicked up such a fuss when his wife returned home late.

And if you fail the audition, it's not as though the director can find you another part. You'll be kicked off the production altogether.

Most of it is MANIPULATION of the markets by speculators who were losing their shirts and are now (rightly) being kicked out of the markets.

because George kicked opposite party player attempt to cause him to lose the competition ability to receive the heavy fine.

He kicked the door shut, ripped the duck in two, and tossed half of it to Tyrion.

A week earlier Saddam Hussein had kicked the UN inspectors out again, and it seemed almost certain that we'd have to take military action.

Joseph Hall had reportedly been kicked out of schools for violent behavior and once tried to strangle a teacher with a phone cord.

But as she kicked, the animal swiped at her leg with its paw and ripped her jeans.

Then, the detective chased the driver on foot until he kicked in a door at a nearby residence and went inside, sheriff's officials said.

Today, Senate majority leader Harry Reid kicked off the Senate debate on her nomination by calling for civility.

They pushed and kicked us, " he said in a telephone interview. " Now we are being attacked because we complained about last time.

There's a voting system -- if one computer is not agreeing with the other three, it's kicked out of the system.

Muslim men kicked up plumes of dust as they shuffled through the ashes of their stalls, which a week earlier had numbered more than 5, 000.

On the verge of getting kicked out of the Chinese market, Google decided to concede to the Chinese government's demands -- a little.

I can be put in prison or kicked out of the country or even loose my life, but to have Christ is life.

Now he was at home, taking a nap after a long lunch, when his wife, Cathy, kicked his foot to wake him up.

He stormed the court and kicked the ball into the top row of the stadium.

He lifted her into the carriage, but her feet continued to dance, so that she kicked the good old lady violently.

On Monday, M&T Bank kicked off the string of earnings releases, saying its profits dropped 25 percent from a year ago.

I said, 'I kicked in the front door.

So here are just a few very simple scenes of the guy just being kicked.

Suddenly , one of the children kicked a ball very hard.

a. If the ball is then kicked directly into touch, the line-out is in line with where the ball was kicked.

Suddenly , one of the children kicked a ball very hard and it went towards a passing boat .

The size of that initial gathering shocked organizers and security forces alike and kicked off an uprising that has continued since.

Ronnie recently kicked off a U. S. concert tour that will keep him on the road through mid-September.

"I guess our O. C. D. kicked in and we started trying to look at every paper we could look at, " Dr. Fang said.

Months before the tournament kicked off in England, the trophy was stolen while on display at a public exhibition in London.

The next day, however, the beggar came back again and wanted the same thing, a piece of gold. So the millionaire once again kicked him out.

Our Israeli paramedics kicked into emergency mode and began to treat trauma cases immediately.

That won't help struggling economies recover, though it's equally obvious that the can cannot be kicked down the road forever.

Helen: Not at all. The band said he was so lousy that they kicked him out.

"I wasn't the one to leave. It was Juve who kicked me out, " he declared in a Press conference.

There was a backup to the backup in the form of on-site diesel generators. And, sure enough, they kicked in.

The harder he kicked, the bigger the ball grew. At last it completely filled up the road.

While on a train, a white man ordered Gandhi to get off. Gandhi was kicked off the train and left stranded in the cold.

Greece kicked off the crisis in the euro zone because of investor concern it would be unable to pay its debts.

the buick slammed to a stop against some railroad tracks , and this guy kicked the door open and started running.

He taught me that trading is very competitive and you have to be able to handle getting your butt kicked.

How is everything going between you and John? John is seeing another woman, so I kicked him to the curb.

The footballer was sent off the field for a foul on an opponent; he had kicked him intentionally.

Among the abuse which close to half of the respondents reported were instances of being hit, kicked or slapped.

In your book you write that your mother kicked you out of the house initially when you told her that you were gay.

The door was blocking out the cold, it means being kicked out of society.

The ducks pecked him, the chickens beat him, and the girl who fed the poultry kicked him with her feet.

When a politician becomes an embarrassment to his party in the Commons, he may be kicked upstairs, i. e. elevated to the peerage.

Bod and I kicked around the idea of going swimming, but it was hot and we were too lazy.

Those imperialistic English will be kicked out of the door, if they dare say it again.

I just kicked it, you know, like a vending machine.

Last week, a top executive of Barclays Wealth kicked up a little controversy by saying that rich people can be royal pains as customers.

Hagrid kicked the motorbike into life: It roared like a dragon, and the sidecar began to vibrate.

His false accusations kicked back and ended up with himself in prison.

When their mother was absent, the children kicked over the traces.

he was astonished to be kicked out of his association.

The very next day they were reissued their ammo and ordered north to save some south Korean outfit that was getting kicked around.

A year before her final exam Annika is kicked out of school.

Kenny on, "said Hakim (Olajuwon) less than your butt kicked is because you Cou too close, so I think you can be pro-his buttocks. "

It is a common misconception that if you run out of money (become "indigent" ), you get kicked out of the nursing home.

"Ordinary people" were afraid of male students over there fighting, you beat up in the corridor, I kicked.

His trip up the Mall officially kicked off an election campaign that will end with the general election on May 6th.

But Mr. Bush kicked off his trip to New York by accompanying First Lady Laura Bush to the White House Conference on Global Literacy.

Back in college, when I got kicked out of school, I was still in school, I'd just written the song that got me my record deal.

He didn't need to ask; so instead, he had fixed himself a drink, kicked off his boots, and settled himself on the bed while she cried.

He has been kicked out of the middle class and must spend the rest of his life with the likes of Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey.

Saudi Arabia had rejected bin Laden's offer of mujahedeen help and subsequently kicked him out of the country for his radical views.

She was escorted to the VMAs by soldiers who had been kicked out of the military because of their sexual orientation.

(David Trueba, Director-Writer, Guardiola's friend): In his head, I think he realises he has to go before he gets kicked out.

For Barcelona, ? ? no need to think too much , kicked out of football belongs to us enough.

With its consultative green paper issued end-March, the European Commission has now kicked off a wider debate on the subject.

But when Samuel Johnson was asked to prove the material existence of reality, he just went up to a big stone and kicked it.

As a little girl, my summer holidays in Provence kicked off when my grandmother arrived from Paris for a weeklong stay.

He kicked aside the staff and walked up the aisle toward the door.

The early twentieth century, the New Culture Movement broke out of the situation, call for "man" kicked off this revolution.

Ronnie recently kicked off aUSconcert tour that will keep him on the road through mid-September.

We might be ignorant of the old Soviet block but we kicked those pinkos straight back to Moscow.

I kicked my legs and shuck my arms, but it brought me no closer to what I was looking at.

By the time the games kicked off, the city was in much better shape, though a new litany of woes soon appeared.

"The antibodies kicked in pretty quickly. They thought it was very invasive, " he said.

If Tmac get suspended for that, Collison will be kicked out of the league for sure for doing that monkey style on Yao?

Young Wu rolled all over the floor and kicked and screamed, but nobody else could see any turtles at all.

Gamblers dream of fat profits, margin themselves to the hilt, and get kicked out of the game by the first wiggle that goes against them.

Putin kicked off an election campaign on Monday revving up his three-wheeled Harley Davidson at the head of a bikers motorcade.

It initially faced strong objections from the scientific community, and even got him kicked out of his research group.

Scientists believe the crater may contain frozen water and expected it to be kicked up by the impact.

She worked for two years and was then kicked out because she was ill.

On the fifteenth, we kicked things off at the White House, then the delegations moved to the Wye River Conference Center in Maryland.

They kicked their manager upstairs by putting him on the managing committee.

People get kicked to death in the street, beaten into a coma for not offering a cigarette, for looking at someone sideways.

His former commercial landlord, Mui Tang, 60, said she kicked him out last October because he did not pay rent.

I went up to him in the middle of the gym and kicked him in the shins.

Supreme Court of the United Kingdom was established and hundreds of hereditary peers kicked out of the Lords.

I caught her ankles as she kicked into a handstand.

When the lion looked at her foot, she kicked him on the head.

Charlie Brown always believed Lucy would hold the ball while he kicked. She always snatched it away, sending him tumbling.

Even when no one is killed, the trauma of doors being kicked down and women exposed to strangers is seen as a grave affront.

The U. S. government has spent millions of dollars replacing troops kicked out of the military because of their sexual orientation.

Wiping a tear from his eye, Bobby kicked the snow and started to walk down to the street where the shops and stores wee.

ENGLAND: With new captain John Terry leading by example, England kicked off the McClaren era with a thumping win.

Tom kicked the ball across the wall.

Them to a tree flower as the goal, kicked or bite to see who wins.

Beyond endurance, the donkey lost its temper and kicked him with its hoof.

The two dogs, left locked up in the house , kicked up a tremendous row .

Wikicandidate has kicked off proceedings with an imaginary candidate based on a real-life American satirical comedian, Stephen Colbert.

When Hercules was walking in the forest, he saw a ball lying on the ground. He kicked it because it blocked his way.

The Lean Software & Systems Conference kicked off Wednesday in Atlanta with a great diversity of exciting talks and activities.

Many are loyal to a former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, who was kicked out in a 2006 coup.

Oh, the North Koreans took the field Tuesday night, and kicked the ball around in suddenly frigid Johannesburg.

Madonna, seen here on the red carpet, kicked off the awards with a poignant speech honoring Michael Jackson.

As he charges inside the attacker's defenses and positions himself too close to be kicked, he can easily disrupt the other man's balance.

But he kicked her and choked her and turned her around: Held her under deep water where he knew that she would drown.

And then when LA Galaxy agreed a deal Capello kicked him out of the team, ludicrously , and he then ate humble pie.

In 2001 he kicked a photojournalist simply because she distracted him with her camera flash.

Hyundai on Monday kicked off sales of its new Verna subcompact sedan with a flashy song-and-dance show in Beijing's Olympic Park.

The trace-horses pressed close to the shafts and sticking in the snow kicked it up, hard and glittering as sugar.

For a jarizonazman- he kicked drugs and drink pretty early and down the road led an unexpectedly suburprohisection life.

He had been kicked in the head by a mule when young, and believed everything he read in the Sunday papers.

He wrestled with his attacker until he kicked his feet under him and he fell to the ground.

He'd been chased off of a riverboat in Louisiana and watched a teammate kicked out of a Las Vegas casino.

Gates, chairman of the software giant Microsoft, kicked off the fund with an initial contribution of 100 million dollars.

In part one of this series you kicked your digital SLR camera's auto mode to the curb with the help of program mode.

But let's face it: You'd have kicked the habit yesterday if smoking's ill effects were a bit more obvious.

I ought to just try that with my boss; I'd get kicked out on the spot.

Many Chinese students have the experience of being kicked out of an optional course because its size is limited.

He rode a bicycle drunkenly down the stairs at Yale, and was kicked out for poor grades.

Oddly enough, this ventilation shift may have kicked off the gradual morphing of the shoulder girdle and pectoral fins .

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao kicked off the new year by reiterating that China will not yield to foreign pressure to appreciate its currency.

You have kicked the standard of God to the curb and you have set about to put your own form of righteousness into place and it is worthless!

With just these two quick tools, you will have already kicked up the volume several notches on your Web listening. . .

The huge tornado kicked across the land like a wild bronco.

That was a momentous observation. We realized that the eggs kicked off the entire sexual selection process.

Cowardly men in that before the kick that kicked youth and virginity have been out of the authentic devotion girlfriend.

the bottom gets just as empty as a bucket that is deliberately kicked over.

Alcoa Inc. kicked off the fourth quarter earnings season Monday when it reported that it beat Wall Street estimates.

He kicked off his shoes, wiggled his toes and was settling in when the Arab in the window seat said, "I think I'll go up and get a coke. "

One quarter to one half of the women who reported this abuse, said that they had been deliberately kicked or punched in the abdomen.

At another station she had set up, students jumped, kicked and ran to a pile of small cones that they stacked as quickly as possible.

he stopped by the walk side and kicked the grass with his toe . he searched her face with a tender , appealing glance.

The anomaly noticed by Einstein kicked off one of the greatest revolutions in our understanding of the fabric of the universe.

"We kicked the snot out of these guys, " he told the Marines on their return to base, some 14 hours after they left.

Stocks kicked back into rally mode Monday, ending a week-long slump.

Years later, he told the biographer Kenneth Rose: 'Twenty years I worked for my country and they kicked me out on my ass. '

Q. The season really kicked off for you at Silverstone when you made a change to the braking system. Can you talk a little about that?

Never mind that voters rejected this sort of cronyism when they kicked out the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) last year.

The irate husband seized his wife and kicked her downstairs.

He suffered a retinal detachment after being kicked in the head during an end-of-term rugby union match at his old school.

The man kicked out with a ponderous foot.

kicking (as for a field goal) in which the football is dropped and kicked as it touches the ground.

kicked off this week with a slew of fantastic electric and hybrid vehicles ranging from the purely conceptual to the near production-ready.

Phil: Kelly, you could fail your class or even get kicked out of college!

Taking hold of the child, Rodger held the infant face up under his right arm and kicked away from the car.