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Don't make it look like you're just booting him off your system.

I blew it badly, and you'd have been within your rights to boot me off the ship.

The captain of any better ship would have booted him off the stern.

He later changed his mind about playing, but the team booted him off in a team meeting.

I'd let him cringe a little before I booted him off the property.

And you obviously put a real big bug in the gunny's ear, because he booted me off.

"I have no doubt in my mind that the university had no authority to boot him off campus," said Vincent.

Given the general uncommincative nature of cyber john boy I've booted him off the home page.

Jenkins ran onto it and booted it off the ground to extend the lead to 19 points.

He became a serious discipline problem in school, too, and the former basketball coach, Kurt Andersen, was going to boot him off his team.

Daja climbed out of the puddle with a sigh and shook her booted feet off.

Pity Hearts are booting him off the park."

The unseen man grabbed Gideon's shoulder, tearing his shirt as he booted him off the seat.

They booted you off that drag, huh?

Cash-starved states may decide to save money by raising eligibility standards, in effect booting families off welfare, rather than finding them work.

Boot them off the Department.

A quick word about movies like “True Grit” and those like it before we boot it off the island.

Ethan's lip curled, but until she took her booted foot off the door groove the safety seals would refuse to close.

Shostak joked: "Just watch reality TV to see how quickly people want to boot you off the island."

Then Weeble was booted meanly off the dais.

That is, until Ellison booted him off the boat and Cayard found himself in a most unusual position: landlocked.

The Bulgarian astutely turned the ball goalwards, only for Maloney to boot it off the line.

Dear Apple: You booted me off Beats with the promise my music would follow me.

Emanuel told reporters on Monday that an appeals court ruling to boot him off the Feb. 22 ballot is just one turn in the road.

With your controlling majority of fifty-one percent, you boot Murlin off the Board, and the telefax sheet is yours!

Then we would have both been booted off the case.

So why would any of them kill him after he'd been booted off the case?

But the four judges could not reach a majority on who to boot off the show.

But she was booted off the ballot in court only a day later.

Many business systems just need enough hard drive to boot off and maybe store a handful of applications.

I was worried about losing my job, being booted off the force.

Walsh said he was "going to do the right thing" and vote to boot off Clark.

As a result of their decision, two contestants will be booted off the show next week.

This is also the reason why these operating systems cannot boot off a second hard disk, etc.

Sure, a lot of my boys are guys got booted off the coppers.

We never got booted off no land before, neither.

This means the government can boot off any registered domain name it wishes.

Remember, she got booted off that cruiser out of Savannah.

Trying to boot off the hard disk loads to the same screen and I'm locked out.

Check that you have actually booted off the appropriate kernel.

How would you like to get booted off these three thousand acres now, just after we've all got attached to them?

The mother of five became the seventh contestant to be booted off the show.

Alex was just booted off the show its too soon to put him on as a featured performer.

Thirteen companies were booted off; all of them technology.

This is so that the Libretto can boot off the floppy drive.

When Goodspeed was booted off the show, she immediately attacked.

Running the system This should boot off the first disk and load the ramdisk.

She's a beautiful girl and she's got some great talent but she was booted off right away.

Boot off of the second internal (cold backup) disk and the server was back up again.

She is booted off it after being accused of racism towards another celebrity.