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Shouhed is then seen dashing outside to the front of the business, where in the short distance he sees agents chasing after workers.

Video of the crowd captured by an attendee shows a lone figure in black dashing across the rooftop of the Losee Center, a building about 150 yards from where Kirk was speaking.

He’s a dashing, square-jawed, clean-shaven matinee idol with a luxurious head of long, curly black hair.

Nuno created a close-knit group, squad members had previously stayed and played around with an American football after media appearances at the training ground, rather than immediately dashing off home.

Some economists are dashing cold water on predictions of economic gains more generally.