Mr. Bonk and Mr. Baum placed their cars in the parallel tracks, and straightened their wheels.

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Mr. Bonk came with his 11-year-old son, Keegan, the reigning champion from Derby's race last year.

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The Bonk family erupted in cheers after Mr. Bonk's car got the winner's light.

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Higher tax rates on capital gains would flatten the uptrend in risk capital and bonk this boom, too.

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At the edge of the grayish patch he gave the ice a bonk with the butt of his gun.

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Mr. Baum went up against Stephen Bonk, a 49-year-old account manager who races full-size cars in his free time.

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It reportedly took Ms. Moss six months to learn the move, in which you bring a leg looping up from behind your head, like a scorpion's tail, to bonk someone on the noggin.

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If a rider does not eat plenty of food at breakfast and at the food stations along the route they will sometimes "bonk" - a cyclist's way of describing going through a rough patch.

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