ejection

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• Suh also stomped on Packers center Evan Dietrich-Smith during a 2011 game, earning an ejection and a two-game suspension without pay.

• Ohio State fans may remember the questionable calls the most, including the Shaun Wade targeting penalty and ejection after he clocked Lawrence and later the overturned scoop-and-score touchdown.

• He had returned to the field after being knocked from the game on a third-quarter play on which two Atlanta Falcons defenders were called for illegal hits, one of them resulting in an ejection and later being called “a cheap shot” by the Panthers.

• We’ve seen it’s an “active” asteroid—it loses mass through the ejection of debris.

• In rare instances, an ejection might be part of the evening’s festivities.

• But once larger crews flew, ejection was no longer possible.

• The first shuttle flights with two crew members used ejection seats and full pressure suits.

• After his ejection for unnecessary roughness, Suh also suffered a devastating blow to his reputation.

• It was seen at once that an attempt to have the new girls elected as club members would be equivalent to ejection.

• The so-called ejection or externalization of sensations occurs only as their scheme and relation to the unity of their object.

• It is hardly conceivable that chromic acid could cause a rupture of the membrane and the of the contents of the vesicle.