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ack-ack-ack catalão
antiaeri Artillery designed to shoot upward at airplanes.
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His camera and bloodied flak jacket were carried on a second stretcher.
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The then-National Party leader and Prime Minister, Jim Bolger, took the flak.
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I was getting flak at London Irish, getting pounded all the time.
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I don't want any flak about pissing off ancestors or hijacking souls.
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Raheem Sterling cops a lot of flak from the British tabloid press.
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The drone was not stealthy and could be targeted by antiaircraft fire.
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Our three ships dip and weave through the communication and antiaircraft towers.
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The fighters were bombing and strafing his airfields and the antiaircraft defenses.
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And, yes, Bradley was indeed using German-crewed antiaircraft guns to kill tanks.
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And I can use German antiaircraft weapons and crews as well?
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And my suitcase has a bilious green pom-pom attached to the handle.
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Then we argued about how to tie it into a pom-pom.
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The zip across the top edge had a furry pom-pom to pull it.
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Once she's away from the pom-pom club, I should be able to trail her.
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The pom-pom buttons on the front of his suit are as large as saucers.
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The second rocket obliterated the top two barrels of the antiaircraft gun on the right.
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But it had the luck, which most planes, British or German have, to escape antiaircraft gun-fire.
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A destroyed ZPU-1 antiaircraft gun, previously well camouflaged, sat open and exposed and motionless behind some tattered trees.
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Do you think I was down there on the ground firing an antiaircraft gun when the planes came over?'
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The SAM site was defended by a single artillery piece, a double-barreled antiaircraft gun mounted on a flimsy four-wheel carriage.
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This ack-ack was small beer by comparison, little more than a thin splatter.
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Ng laughs sharply, like distant ack-ack, and the van almost swerves off the road.
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Beyond the ack-ack, they heard artillery fire, their own, some way further to the west.
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Janie with her clever hand on the ack-ack prototype.
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Engine noise, like barrages from ack-ack guns, rattled back to us from the concrete walls.
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Engine noise, like barrages from ack-ack guns, rattled back to us from the concrete walls.
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His arms and his fists were like those old ack-ack guns, rat-a-tat-tat, slamming back and forth, blood flying everywheres, and he just kept charging.
A slick spokesperson who can turn any criticism to the advantage of their employer.
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And he copped a serious amount of fashion flack in the process.
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And here I'm getting flack from everybody saying there was no money.
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My father was very unique and he got a lot of flack.
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And it might keep you from taking any flack from the team.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association gets flack for going with the tried-and-true.
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I see a lot of flack for my colleagues in the press gallery.
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Obama can expect to take flack from both sides of the HSR argument.
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Do you think you're going to get any flack for suggesting the downgrade?
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And, like we said, there was that flack to worry about.
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They were still catching flack from church friends about his controversial TV movie.
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But his dad reassured him, Oh, so we'll get some flack.
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I've seen they're taking some flack for it which I think is completely unwarranted.
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He copped quite a bit of flack for the comment.
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Always dreamed of being a PR flack for a big New York publishing house?
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The tidiness of the ending deserves some flack, but in a way, it works.
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Otherwise, the socially gregarious phones are catching flack for shunning Flash and lacking apps.