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Early in their relationship, he even floated the idea of starting a clothing line together, just to “knock off her closet.”

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The last time stocks were knocked off their perch by tariff fears, the S&P 500 fell 19% before rebounding to repeated highs in recent months.

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This time, three months after the 5 hours 29 minutes of Paris, Alcaraz had knocked off Sinner without needing a marathon.

The Rams had to reshuffle their line on multiple occasions last season and wound up coming close to knocking off the Eagles and advancing to the NFC championship game.

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The force said it was first alerted to an incident on Priory Road, Boston, where a male cyclist was seriously injured after being knocked off his bike.

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