So the smart money is on The Sun, which is suffering an unaccustomed bout of indecision as to whom to support. |
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Puerto Rico went 1 up in the third bout when Olympian Joseph Serrano, won via walkover. |
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Once he had recovered from a serious bout of amoebiasis he re-established himself as a singlehanded doctor. |
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We were larking around with a bout of on-street wrestling when I noticed a pile of rotten vegetables on a deserted stall. |
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I am cured of my bout of tonsillitis and i am now fighting fit, but none the less it has been a tough few days. |
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They're not sure today's bout of investor angst warrants an opening of the monetary spigots. |
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The woman sits like a lifesaver above the stage, scoring each bout as it ends. |
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The final bout in the boxing ring is genuinely exciting, although the evening seems to tail off, lacking a real ending. |
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The bout was, as was the case back then, a slow-paced fight compared to the fights of today. |
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Some people with asthma never have a severe attack, only a little wheezing or the occasional bout of coughing. |
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Once a font of musical ideas both wildly original and luridly commercial, hip-hop has become embroiled in a protracted bout of tail-chasing. |
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The cold also brought on another bout of shopping, namely for warmer hats, scarves, gloves and coats. |
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But he does harbour this horrible dread of dentistry which became a real scunner when he suffered a bout of toothache. |
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In the book, Dale attributes her decision to a bout of low self-esteem coupled with a fear that her time had passed. |
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Sienna grabs onto Taranian's shoulder in a bout of joy, and does a caper around her friend, laughing in a barely sane manner. |
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Apart from a savage, but mercifully brief, bout of hitting by Adam Gilchrist in the early overs, the innings had belonged very much to England. |
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And the pop culture reference is just tiresome, just another bout of nostalgia for childhood telly. |
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The courageous eight-year-old was taken to hospital suffering from what is believed to be a bout of serum sickness. |
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The super middleweight bout was quite slow paced as Miller just flopped around while Easley watched. |
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I don't like sport, but partaking in an empty bout of national whooping and cheering simply for the sake of it would be utterly tragic. |
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Rachid, who trains the boxers, makes a great play of picking up the youngest lads, weighing them and poking them about before a bout begins. |
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They soon subsided into a bout of laughter while tears of mirth glistened in their eyes. |
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I guess it could be the infinite amount of raindrops that incessantly keep dropping onto me that sends me into this light bout of dizziness. |
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In pregnant human females, one ill-timed bout of binge drinking may produce permanent fetal damage. |
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It was particularly distressful for the Carlow No.6 in that he was only getting back in trim following a bout of septicaemia. |
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But Dudgeon's career at Oakwell was blighted by a bout of post-viral syndrome which prevented him from making a League appearance for the Tykes. |
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The same blinding agony from the last bout of memories surfaces, only this time the pain is worse, and seems to last for hours. |
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But, unplanned, they can also trigger a bout of internal party bloodletting. |
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In one appearance, after the first bout of bombing, he was wearing uncharacteristic horn-rimmed spectacles. |
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Walker's bout was on the undercard of Howard Eastman's successful defence of his British, Commonwealth and European titles against Scott Dann. |
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The final undercard bout featured featherweights Rogers Mtagwa and Valdemir Pereira. |
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Upon arrival, he experienced a severe bout of hypotension that was to be treated with a saline bolus. |
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They get involved in a bout after the Celtic striker unfairly challenged the stopper. |
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It's so much easier to study after a refreshing bout of exercise, you feel so much better and more alert for exercising. |
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This is a tragic fallout from the intense bout of politiking we have had for 15-odd years. |
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I was engulfed in a bout of intense work, which perhaps the etching registered. |
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But that's enough of that lest I be accused of a bout of Short Man's Syndrome or some such. |
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The reports contradict the official word from the Vatican, where spokesmen have maintained the frail Pope suffered a bout of the flu. |
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Roth has been quiet ever since, prompting some to suggest that he had been suffering from a severe bout of writers' block. |
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Kevin, who is recuperating after a bout of illness, is well on the road to a full recovery and back active in Irish-American circles once again. |
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But it is not permitted to use serious tricks when the wrestling bout is between friends. |
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It may be, as has been suggested, that what they are actually seeing is a bout of traditional Celtic wrestling. |
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This mounts the output jack on the lower left bout of the violin with chin rest clamp hardware. |
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The bights are looped about the bout and the end peg and thus permit removable mounting of the support member to the violin. |
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This five-string instrument has a violin string length but also has an extended lower bout and deep ribs for a more viola-like tone. |
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A bout of jaundice took the edge off my stamina once and for all and I realised then that human bodies are not like vintage motor cars. |
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Murray, the ringleader, had been one of the world's leading cage fighters, earning 30,000 a bout at events, the Old Bailey heard. |
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There was even a cheer and a bout of fist-clenching when Burnley called heads and won the toss to decide who went first. |
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Valuev looked impressive from the first bell on, stamping his authority on the bout early. |
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A ten second bout of fisticuffs from the numbskulls who play for Newcastle United seemed to dominate the sports news for an entire week. |
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A bout in the controversial sport takes place in an octagon shaped ring surrounded by wire mesh. |
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What all this means is that when you fence a bout it is imperative that you concentrate and focus on fencing distance. |
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At least it did not end with a sleaze party with its accompanying orgies, nor with the disorderly official drinking bout of a hundred years ago. |
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He's recovering from a bout of testicular cancer, an illness that does not conform to his studly, high-powered-attorney lifestyle. |
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I was woken by a crash, a bout of swearing, and then the sudden appearance of his face, upside down, over the chaise lounge. |
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Soft off-white colours and pastels, chubby pillows and billowing curtains take the edge off a late night nursing or a restless bout of colic. |
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Ortega's best work through the middle of the bout came from manhandling his opponent in clinches. |
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If people know that you care bout them and that it's not fake or a facade, then you have more chance of getting things done. |
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The entire day was beginning to look less and less like a bout of temporary insanity on my part. |
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After a bout of rather more playful arguing, each paid half and they were ready to go. |
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A bout of fisticuffs ensues, and with a misdirected right hook, the villain finds himself stuck in the shock therapy equipment. |
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It was apparent their corners told them that, whomever won round 4, would probably win the bout. |
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Gardner has one more bout on Tuesday and will advance directly to the semi-finals if he wins his four-man pool. |
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The fighting is just the latest bout of ethnic violence to grip Africa's most populous nation. |
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She had a nasty bout of gastric flu just before the Christmas party season. |
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I marked my return by getting the bout of sinusitis that made last week's entries so grumpy. |
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As soon as I land into a boutique or department store I am struck down with a bout of excessive yawning and excruciating boredom. |
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At the conclusion of a bout, both men climb back onto the dohyo and stand on their side of the ring. |
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First off, the man's cured himself of his unfortunate bout with domestication, and the rest of this album grooves, grooves, grooves. |
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It is said that one night after a bout of heavy drinking, Li Bai plunged into a pool to catch the moon reflected in the water and drowned. |
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Ashton became deaf at the age of just 18 months after suffering a bout of pneumonia. |
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Olympic draws are made at random and the competition works on a knockout basis through to the gold medal bout. |
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There is no evidence, however, that a single drinking bout in an otherwise abstemious person will lead to pancreatitis. |
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He is currently taking antibiotics due to a bout of jungle fever brought on by the damp conditions. |
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Though the pushing and grappling can be quite vigorous, marmots have only to give a sharp yelp to end the bout. |
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Yet, this is so much more than a simple bout of radical rightism in American foreign policy. |
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The 21-year-old lightweight's first bout was against Simon Tobias of Woking. |
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Many rikishi have lost their impending contest because they were thinking about their bout the next day. |
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The Portuguese striker, of course, was central to another bout of argy-bargy. |
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To Tom Wolfe, a dandy with an incurable bout of logorrhoea, words are like chips in Las Vegas. |
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Moon knocked out his opponent just a minute into the bout after catching him in the temple with a reverse roundhouse kick. |
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When he was eight years old, his heart tissue was permanently scarred by a serious bout with rheumatic fever. |
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Then Richard Butler took advantage of a bout of defensive bagatelle only to dribble his shot wide of the target. |
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The French fencing master La Boessiere invented the fencing mask, allowing a much safer bout. |
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Shortly before the bout took place, torrential rain fell and the canvas was drenched. |
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Sometimes the child will whoop then be sick at the end of a bout of coughing. |
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As a sophomore, a bout with mononucleosis and an injury limited his play to 29 games, in which he scored just three goals. |
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A 5-month-old girl was referred to our hospital due to a bout of sneezing, mucoid discharge, and progressive dyspnea for 2 days. |
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Khan scores the first point of the bout in a cagey first round as both boxers size each other up. |
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In February 1878 Pius IX died but one month after allowing Victor Emanuel II to receive the viaticum during the king's final bout with malaria. |
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Joel has not fought since his controversial second bout with Diego Corrales, which ended in a split decision. |
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I don't know nuthin bout no princess what's her-face and I'd have half a mind to put ya in yer place. |
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The other day, a co-worker came into my office and regaled me with the tale of her weekend bout with the stomach flu. |
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A southpaw, he suffered his first and only defeat in his seventh bout when he was outpointed over 10 rounds. |
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Suffering from a bout of insomnia last night, I found myself in front of the television, channel-surfing. |
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He came on strong late in the four-round bout, consistently landing counterpunches against the overeager Chinese fighter. |
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The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins. |
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It was a close contest, without doubt, and both men deserve credit for a decent heavyweight championship bout. |
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Last week, after a month-long bout of the collywobbles, Vodafone accepted a third generation B licence. |
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To add extra indignity to his humiliation he is suffering from a bout of hiccups that threatens to enter the Guinness Book of Records. |
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Infighting is an important part of any serious bout and to be a competent boxer you must master it. |
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The next day, his wrist throbbing from a previous bout with a punching bag, Els tumbled back into the crowd. |
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In 2010, however, he suffered a bout of pneumonia which triggered end-stage renal failure. |
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If you say does one bout of marital infidelity mean he is habitually duplicitous, then no, I don't draw that parallel. |
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He presented with a 24 hour history of right-sided chest pain which seemed to be temporally related to a recent bout of coughing. |
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For all that, it's easy to understand why some analysts and investors are feeling a bout of acrophobia coming on. |
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Tann weighed in for the bout at 230 pounds while Gavern tipped the scales at 223 pounds. |
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I work in a busy office and whenever there is a bout of colds or flu going round, I always seem to get it. |
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Try to avoid air travel during a cold, allergy attack or bout of sinusitis. |
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The winds have picked up a bit, swirling the sour smell of privet blossoms around me, bringing on another bout of sneezing. |
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A bout of influenza in 1997 developed into bronchitis and pneumonia and put him into hospital. |
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And Mark, how about sending us some ringside tickets for your first bout? |
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Omran managed to finish high school despite his bout with cancer and two wars in three years. |
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Zygier was tucked away by the state after a bout of closed-door legal proceedings. |
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Cruz barely recovered from a bout of food poisoning to soldier through her PR paces Tuesday. |
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The findings come in the wake of a health scare for the Queen, which saw her rushed to hospital with a bout of gastroenteritis. |
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Lincoln would endure bout after bout of the hypos, until a permanent sadness settled onto his sallow face. |
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Viviana has been shocked by her country's bankruptcy, devaluation, rocketing inflation and unemployment, all combined with a bout of rioting, looting and street violence. |
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Next I began having full-blown panic attacks and a bout of depression. |
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The only difference is that this bout of political lying is buttressed by a bipartisan conspiracy of silence in which media commentators and bloggers alike are complicit. |
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Although the tenor blew out his lovely lyric voice years ago, long before his bout with and recovery from leukemia, that doesn't seem to bother his fans. |
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Then, after watching a brief bout between local fighters, he entered the ring himself, playfully feinting a few jabs with awestruck Afghan boxers. |
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The bout of absent-mindedness which in private life means you misplace your keys or leave your umbrella in a pub, can, in the workplace, transmogrify itself horribly into a sackable offence. |
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What was expected to be a walkover almost turned into a nightmare for Denmark in their World Cup qualifying group three bout against Malta last night. |
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The sad truth is that one in five of us will suffer from a bout of severe depressive illness and many more will dip in and out of milder depressions. |
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Conor appeared to have won the bout but lost on the narrowest of margins. |
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The union accused employers of trying to make last-minute changes to the deal and warned that its 55,000 members could be balloted again for a fresh bout of industrial action. |
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And who knows, if we have another extended bout of irrational exuberance, how high the shares might climb before coming back to earth with a bang? |
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Using his rapier-like jab and speed afoot, Ali earned a lopsided decision in a bout that was physically much tougher than the final outcome indicates. |
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Even at 89, after battling a near-fatal bout with bronchitis late last year, Bush continues to be beacon of decency. |
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Chiyotaikai, who was handed his fourth straight loss of the 15-day tourney, went on the attack in the penultimate bout with a barrage of arm thrusts. |
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Sighing, she hefted the drinks tray and threaded her way to the table, wondering as she arrived why everyone seemed to have caught a sudden bout of Gallic verve. |
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If you are a serious caffeine fiend, begin your detox on a non-working day as you'll probably be in for a bit of a headache and a prolonged bout of tetchiness. |
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A third alternative is a visit of the city by trolley bus and then by bout. |
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I think we're about to suffer a bout of morning sickliness I watched the final 15 minutes of GMTV yesterday. |
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Rather than retreat, she seduced him by falling into a trance and pretending to succumb to a bout of automatic writing. |
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The resultant character born of that period helped him survive the setback of a near-fatal bout with double pneumonia in 2000, just as he began his return to bodybuilding. |
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No stay in the rainforest is complete without a good old bout of diarrhoea. |
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Then, in 1978, my father died after a brutal bout with cancer, and we all went into deep mourning. |
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There are a ton of punch combinations and you'll need to learn the art of blocking as well, since it could mean the difference during a bout in the ring. |
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I managed to centre myself in the evening with half an hour's quick meditation and a vigorous bout of Cappadocian quadricep-flurries. |
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Holyfield, who has said he will not retire until he reclaims the IBF, WBC and WBA title belts, hopes the bout will move him closer to a championship bout. |
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She admits to the odd bout of boozy indulgence like the rest of us. |
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An athlete's aim in each is to prove their control of the bout by pinning an opponent's shoulders to the mat, a move known as a fall which automatically ends a match. |
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Ted's bout with delusions is getting the best of him, I suppose. |
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We have had a bad bout of the sweating sickness in the western wards. |
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The resulting bout is a bit of a physical mismatch, with Fielden giving away three stone in weight but enjoying a six-inch height advantage and considerable reach advantage. |
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The sergeant grew up at Robin Hood's Bay before joining the merchant navy and sailing to West Africa, where a bout of blackwater fever put an end to his maritime career. |
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After a bout of scarlet fever he started dancing lessons to regain strength. |
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Conditions were becoming thoroughly unpleasant and the second half began with an unattractive bout of aerial ping-pong, interspersed with handling errors. |
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At other times, a Democratic bout of self-satisfaction has merely made the party or the particular officeholder look craven. |
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They were able to outpoint their host country opponents in one bout each, in a match that lasted a total of 26 minutes 47 seconds and resulted in a 34 to 15 score line. |
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He will need to get in quick or he will suffer his second bout of regime change and his advisers will need to coach him on correct New Zild etiquette. |
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His handlers tried to encourage him by telling him that the bout was fixed in his favour, but then the word came that it was on the level and would go for 45 rounds if needed. |
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Beauty will not intrude on proceedings when the bell sounds on Saturday for a bout between two fighters, one explosively combative, the other composed and skillful. |
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While one bout of measles immunizes a child for life, it usually takes several bouts of malaria to confer even partial immunity. |
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Yet the advent of a swimming mishap, a recession, a war, a tsunami or a bout of pancreatitis can sometimes be the stuff of which revivifications are made. |
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The Indian sentries take positions on either sides of the gates and stand arms akimbo, as if they are ready to indulge in a bout of some eastern martial art. |
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We'll have another look at that video before the bout and study it in detail. |
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Barnado, who recently poleaxed American Peter McNeely to register the first defence, was knocked out by Nel in the first round in their bout which took place a few years ago. |
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They may have fought six times, but the only competitive bout was the first, when Robinson was still a welterweight and La Motta was a fully-fledged middleweight. |
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Dere's some tings you gotta understand bout da superior state. |
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As the two No 9s flailed about on the floor, the two packs closed for a bout of ugly and prolonged fisticuffs, a scenario that was repeated throughout the match. |
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She then suffered a bout with colic and did not race until returning in a seven-furlong allowance at Saratoga Race Course on August 23, which she won by six lengths. |
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Regardless of how one wrestles with Noam Chomsky, one does always wrestle, leaving the bout much smarter and stronger. |
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Following a bout of media bashing, one of Britain's most popular entertainers, Les Dennis, proves he is no lightweight with a knock-out new show, An Evening With. |
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With increase of soil hardness, digging duration in incisors significantly increased, but dried soil mass dug out by the zokors in each bout reduced. |
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Its bubble shape, multicolours and unashamedly artificial materials are similar to the space-age furniture and products that have inspired the latest bout of retro-futurism. |
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Hate when I gotta pretend that idc bout something when I actually do. |
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Earp stopped the bout, ruling that Fitzsimmons had hit Sharkey when he was down. |
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There, he and former WBC title holder Kevin Kelley fought in a highly entertaining bout. |
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In the post fight interview in the ring after the bout, Khan credited his 12 months of boxing training with Virgil Hunter for his success. |
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The bout took place in Nottingham on 17 October and Froch's WBC title was on the line. |
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During the bout Haye unleashed a frightening combination made up of a right upper cut, left, then right hook to floor Mormeck. |
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However Haye would be tempted into a unification cruiserweight bout for the most lucrative fight of his career. |
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The press conference for the bout became heated, leading to the two fighters swearing at each other on live television. |
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Haye was taken to the hospital following the bout but was released the next morning. |
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The bout started as a stalemate until the sixth round, when Haye injured his achilles causing him to fall twice. |
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He survived a childhood bout of polio in 1773 that left him lame, a condition that was to have a significant effect on his life and writing. |
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Calzaghe was bitter that Reid refused to face him whilst holding the WBC Championship in a unification bout and vowed to beat him. |
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Arena in Manchester, on the undercard of the Amir Khan vs Marco Antonio Barrera bout. |
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Sheamus wore Neville down in one portion of the bout, using his Irish Curse backbreaker on three straight occasions, the purpose being to drive the air from his much smaller opponent. |
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Ouma last fought in March, losing his third straight bout, this time to a guy he was heavily favored to whup. |
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Well known for its fine cuisine and the peaceful serenity of its health spa, Le Baluchon also invites you to enjoy its sugar shack and Éco-café Au bout du monde. |
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The risk is that this surge of violence will tip Egypt into a new bout of revolution, or that the army, with or without Mr Morsi's connivance, may reimpose a dictatorship. Yet it is too soon to despair of Egypt's future. |
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But on his third bout of global diplomacy since the attacks on America the prime minister got to within three hours' flying time across the Gulf of Oman. |
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In total the study collected more than 1.3m words of first-person accounts, giving an insight into what drove people to participate in England's most serious bout of civil unrest in a generation. |
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Despite his misgivings, the next day Welsh took up the offer and knocked out Kid Allen in a third round bout. |
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Welsh took Jack Clancy on as his American manager, and on 21 December 1905 he experienced his first professional bout. |
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All the action from this evening's WBC International Cruiserweight title bout at the Maritim Hotel in Halle an der Saale, Germany. |
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Earlier the 44-year-old had sanctimoniously booked Ross Barkley and Emre Can for a bout of hand-bags. |
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Financial institutions bid for securities worth Rs 31 Billion on the central bank s new bout of reverse repo. |
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You don't speak for anonymous, so how bout you quit playing leaderfag and let us get back to work? |
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The show was cancelled because the singer is continuing to suffer from a bout of laryngitis. |
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Welsh warmed up for the bout with a win over Jack Daniels, before facing McFarland for the third time, now on British soil at Covent Garden. |
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Johnny Douglas took the lead in the second round of his bout with Alf Cadman with a body slam and press. |
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At the end of the 20 round bout Welsh was declared European and British champion. |
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He continued fighting, but unfortunately he sustained a badly swollen left eye, which caused the bout to be stopped in the fifth round. |
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It was a horrible bout with Berry trying to box and Tatu holding and grabbing. |
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It centres on Kevin Rutley, who we meet after he has suffered a bout of car sickness in his nan's car. |
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The bout was originally scheduled as a title defence, but Herman had lost his championship to Lynch the month before. |
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I've only ever had one little bout, after I'd been ill with a bad case of Montezuma's Revenge. |
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Apparently, the real cause of his absence was a strong bout of stomach flu. |
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With only two days to go before the bout, the promoters had to find another opponent to face Davison. |
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Bluebirds boss Mackay tried to play a straight bat to the most recent bout of speculation concerning his position. |
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Then he pauses and looks up, doing a quick bout of surveying in his head. |
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The LRA being from Uganda, don't bout well eating Sudanese sorghum for ugali. |
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Schmeling was also 30 years old at the time of the Louis bout and allegedly past his prime. |
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The bout was closely contested and went the entire 15 rounds, with Louis being unable to knock Farr down. |
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Referee Arthur Donovan was even seen shaking Farr's hand after the bout, in apparent congratulation. |
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Schmeling was knocked down three times and only managed to throw two punches in the entire bout. |
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After an initial bout of heavy-handedness I also realised you only needed a few small, strategically placed dots to get good results. |
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Most of the original dates had been cancelled because Matt Davies had suffered from a bout of laryngitis. |
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It has been reported that Alacazar may have re-hydrated too soon after the weigh-in for his bout, gaining a stone inside 24 hours. |
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It is in this manner that the ploughs are reversed at the termination of each bout of the field. |
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This was despite suffering from a bout of laryngitis, which never slowed her down and only made Rivers' signature raspy voice even raspier. |
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After his bout with zoanthropy, Nebuchadnezzar's throne is returned to him. |
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In 1658 he was struck by a sudden bout of malarial fever, followed directly by illness symptomatic of a urinary or kidney complaint. |
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From 1811 to 1820, George III suffered a severe bout of what is now believed to be porphyria, an illness rendering him incapable of ruling. |
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He was physically unhealthy, which may have stemmed from a bout of rheumatic fever and other childhood illnesses. |
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The brand of gloves can also affect the impact of punches, so this too is usually stipulated before a bout. |
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He was officially cleared of intentionally avoiding the bout, but his receipt of the prize money raised suspicion. |
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Bruno won by TKO in the 8th round, the referee stopping the bout, although it appeared the protesting Bugner could have continued. |
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Although most observers believed Lewis had clearly won the fight, the bout was declared a draw, to much controversy. |
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On 26 November 2005, Hatton won the WBA Light Welterweight title when he defeated Carlos Maussa in the ninth round of a unification bout. |
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Hamed broke his hand in the bout, and following surgery he spent half a year out of the gym, gaining 35 pounds in weight. |
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Algeri fought a far better bout than he did against Manny Pacquiao, throwing more punches and landing some power shots. |
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In October Orwell had a bout of bronchitis and the illness recurred frequently. |
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The bout between Johnson and Fitzsimmons ended in victory for Johnson with a second round knockout. |
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Indirect calorimetry technique is regarded as the gold standard measure of EE for a structured bout of physical activity, but it cannot easily assess free-living subjects. |
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In the seventeenth round Ritchie was forced to up his game to find a winning punch, but failed to make significant contact before the end of the bout. |
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On the way through Buffalo he fought Jimmy Duffy, although about half a stone overweight, Welsh was given the bout by the press, and was at least making money again. |
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In January 1912, Welsh dislocated his neck in a bout of wrestling. |
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Sting, who was a teacher before he hit the big-time, has recovered from the bout of Laryngitis which saw him cancel his homecoming gig at Newcastle Arena, in May. |
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For example, if a hay-fever sufferer has a bout of eight or nine sneezes while travelling at 70mph, they could be taking their eyes off the road for up to half a mile. |
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The Somalia debacle prompted a fresh bout of Afrophobia in Washington. |
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Froch is looking to avenge his defeat to Denmark's Kessler when the two meet at the O2 Arena on May 25 in a blockbusting bout for the WBA and IBF supermiddleweight belts. |
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Welsh then experienced his first American fight outside Pennsylvania when a bout was arranged between him and Dave Deshler at the Winnisemmet Club in Chelsea, Massachusetts. |
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However the referee allowed the bout to continue, only for it to be stopped a few seconds later when a three punch combination from Frenkel led to a second knockdown. |
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On 13 March 1999, Lewis faced WBA and IBF title holder Evander Holyfield in New York City in what was supposed to be a heavyweight unification bout. |
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The 38-year-old was struck down by a bout of potentially fatal altitude sickness on Sunday after scaling 12,000ft of the 19,341ft peak in Tanzania, East Africa. |
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After the battle, the Yorkists found Henry hiding in a local tanner's shop, abandoned by his advisors and servants, apparently having suffered another bout of mental illness. |
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The fight attracted enormous support from Glaswegians who travelled en masse to watch Lynch floor his opponent eight times before the bout was stopped in the second round. |
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Good friend Wayne Rooney, who plays for archrivals Manchester United, was with Hatton in his dressing room before a bout and carried one of his belts to the ring. |
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A boxer may win the bout before a decision is reached through a knockout. |
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The bout took place at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on 4 November. |
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Afterwards, he was rumoured to have had a bout of severe depression. |
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He left in 1901, working for three months as a junior clerk at Haywood's surgical appliances factory, but a severe bout of pneumonia ended this career. |
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Referees will stop the bout if a boxer is seriously injured, if one boxer is significantly dominating the other or if the score is severely imbalanced. |
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Prior to a bout, both boxers agree upon the weight of gloves to be used in the bout, with the understanding that lighter gloves allow heavy punchers to inflict more damage. |
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And while it would be easy to put his latest bout of sexting and the fact he paid a stripper to have cybersex with him down to stupidity, it's actually worse than that. |
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Nevertheless, the Knowsley Vale ABC boxer will reflect on her time in Orenburg, Russia, with satisfaction after coming through a tough opening bout against Claudia Nechita. |
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Two points were deducted from Bika for head butts, one of which led to a severe cut over Calzaghe's left eye which would cause him problems for the duration of the bout. |
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After a bout of deaccessioning in the autumn, the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio is now consigning an oversize marble ram to Sotheby's 4 June Antiquities sale in New York. |
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Louis' string of lightly regarded competition ended with his bout against Billy Conn, the light heavyweight champion and a highly regarded contender. |
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In 1918, after a bout of illness which was presumably the Spanish influenza, Pound decided to stop writing for The Little Review, mostly because of the volume of work. |
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Carolyn Sechler, CPA, a Phoenix-based sole practitioner and virtual firm owner, is paying a lot more attention to ergonomics after a bout with back pain this year. |
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The characters that would make Awdry famous and the first stories featuring them were invented in 1943 to amuse his son Christopher during a bout of measles. |
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However, the win was far from a certainty as she continues to make her way back from the bout of glandular fever which kept her out for more than two months. |
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Soon after his bout of illness subsided, Augustus gave up his consulship. |
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With both fighters moving up to the cruiserweight division and promoted by Eddie Hearn's Matchroom team, a return bout is close to being finalised. |
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Robinson won the bout by a points decision against all the odds. |
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England have now gone 16 matches without a win at this level and a summer that promised so much will instead trigger another bout of navel-gazing. |
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The new format for compiling starting prices which was introduced 10 days ago has sparked off a bout of hysteria in the industry about the final odds. |
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On 25 November 2016, Hearn announced on Twitter that Haye and Bellew would face each other in a heavyweight bout on 4 March 2017 at the O2 Arena, London. |
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When Audrey Dixon was prescribed tranquillisers after a bout of post-natal depression more than 30 years ago, she had no idea she would become addicted to them. |
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Former boxing champion Barry McGuigan seemed unimpressed after the fight and said Khan needed at least two more fights before he should consider a world title bout. |
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The snaggletoothed one returns for another bout with Dr Evil. |
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