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“I actually got a kick out of seeing myself on screen,” Sanchez says.

From Los Angeles Times

The 73-year-old retired clown started in fourth grade, with a poem about his teacher; it wasn’t flattering, but he got a kick out of saying what he thought.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pressure is mounting, and saltwater is being kicked out over vast distances.

From The Wall Street Journal

He has since kicked out each of the boys one by one — first her elder son, then his own son and most recently the youngest, who is only 13.

From MarketWatch

People were already making adult decisions, getting kicked out, not having a job, not understanding that it’s real life happening right now.

From Los Angeles Times