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He was kicked out of his cooking courses for accidentally using drugs in his dish which he mistook for oregano.
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Players are kicked out of the game when they have received three penalties.
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Students who were kicked out of school for insufficient funds were fated to lives of poverty.
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At some point, he allegedly became belligerent and according to the police, spit at an officer and kicked out a police car window in the process of being arrested.
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It's easy to be judgemental and call for anyone who takes any sort of drug to be kicked out of the game but sport doesn't have to be that ruthless.
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He was kicked out for wailing on a gym teacher with a chair.
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Afterwards his father takes him out to a local bar, where he is kicked out for smuggling liquor and underage drinking.
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Thank goodness she got kicked out of college.
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And if unable to pull their card or cash on the spot, they are violently kicked out of the hospital, coldly and callously!
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It was kicked out of the central clearing system several times.
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