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• We are pumped about the double rubout of the Hussein boys.
• MI6 rubout ? _ we have come to a consensus view of Diana.
• He also had five fouls and one rubout.
• But did Haas really need any help in his straight-sets rubout of Kucera?
• Code 127 is officially named " delete " but the Teletype label was " rubout ".
• The kid has barely jumped off the boat when he witnesses a big drug deal and a mob rubout.
• In 1975, after being released from jail, Hoffa disappeared in what investigators say was a gangland rubout.
• Gravano and crony Frank Locascio on charges of racketeering and murder, the key charge being the Castellano rubout.
• In December 2016, the agency concluded that the death of Rolando Espinosa was a result of a rubout.
• It was a rubout in the political drama's competition with HBO's " The Sopranos ."
• But the most important stuff concerns fallout from Tony's rubout of turncoat Big Pussy at the end of last season.
• He also linked the Vice President to several murder cases, including the infamous Kuratong Baleleng rubout, jueteng and illegal drug activities.
• In 1990, FBI agents arrested Gotti, Gravano and crony Frank Locascio on charges of racketeering and murder, the key charge being the Castellano rubout.
• Kafelnikov, who reached the semifinals with a straight-sets rubout of No . 1-ranked Gustavo Kuerten, looked like a different player against Hewitt.
• A police investigator on Monday disputed an official account that 11 members of a holdup gang were killed in a gun battle and instead called their deaths a rubout.
• Battier is surrounded by big-time players like Nate James, who had 26 points on 9-of-12 shooting in the semifinal rubout of Texas.
• Kafelnikov, who reached the semifinals with a straight-sets rubout of No . 1-ranked Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten, looked like a different player against Hewitt.
• For " The Sopranos, " meanwhile, the embarrassing rubout at the September Emmys is history : The mobster hit on HBO won best television drama and three acting awards.
• A mob rubout here, an FBI telephone tap there, a threat to pull out someone's eyes in Kansas City : The disparate dots are sometimes hard to connect.
• It also is unintentionally amusing in its dispassionate telling of a story that presents mobsters as noble businessmen who view the occasional rubout as an effective solution to a nagging personnel problem.