The film sketches a picture of a man that often comes up the pole with his nerves and therefore leads a lonely and sometimes hard life.
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"As soon as you run that political banner up the pole, you polarize Democrats and Republicans, and we'll lose the progress we're making, " he said.
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Bursts of applause greeted the U . S . flag and that of Russia, which Katrich, in full-dress gray and blue uniform, personally ran up the pole.
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Under certain circumstances you can even ask that it be flown on a special day _ a birthday perhaps _ and up the pole it will go.
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By late afternoon, they said the flag was too delicate to survive the trip up the pole, so another U . S . flag would be lifted.
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Last run up the pole in January during the blizzard that blanketed the East, the white-on-red flag signals that Vanguard's special unit has been called to duty.
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Dale Jarrett blessed mammoth Las Vegas Motor Speedway with a speedy qualifying run measured at 168.224 mph, snapping up the pole position for Sunday's inaugural Las Vegas 400.
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Jacques Villeneuve moved a step closer to the PPG Cup championship on Saturday, turning another record lap while wrapping up the pole position for Sunday's Vancouver Molson Indy.
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Elliot throws Wilcox he brought upstairs out of the plane and ties Jessica to one of the seats using the handcuffs that were used to tie up the Pole.
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Green, who already had locked up the pole position for Sunday's 500-mile ( 804-kilometer ) race, appeared content to follow his teammate's Chevrolet to the end of the race.
