This game was a sellout and a nail-biter, making the for the most exciting possible finish. |
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Well, I think he would have lost, but I think it would have been yet another nail-biter as well. |
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If we don't see a better consensus before November 2nd, it's going to be one nail-biter of a night. |
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The Canada-Sweden game that followed was also a nail-biter, but Sweden controlled the second half and put a couple in late to get a well-deserved win. |
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This is a genuine nail-biter and, upon occasion, stomach-turner. |
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Early on in Saturday's game, it appeared as though the Warriors were going to repeat their previous achievement, but the game quickly became a nail-biter. |
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Bring in the manicurists because this is going to be a nail-biter. |
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It's an absorbing enough match, without being a total nail-biter. |
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The grand finale is a nail-biter through a 14-mile, steep-cliffed gorge. |
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The last day of racing was a real nail-biter, starting with little wind and ending with strong gusts and a thunderstorm. |
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This game was a trial run of the first semi-final next week and it should turn out to be a nail-biter in good football tradition. |
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The nail-biter, hair-twirler, foot-tapper, chain-smoker, or twitcher rarely gets past one interview. |
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The passage of health-care reform will suddenly shift from sure-thing to nail-biter. |
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Using a five-point scale that ranges from a 1 for blowout to a 5 for nail-biter, McInnes found closely contested games to be the most deadly. |
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The Canadians trailed 6-0 after two rounds but came back in the third with five to make the fourth and final round an unexpected nail-biter. |
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Female fans would be wasting money on a manicure this week as Saturday's final home game looks set to be another nail-biter. |
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She served as a captain for coach Ron Jones on a team that lost a 34-31 nail-biter to Wachusett in the CMass Division 1 semifinals. |
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In their first debate in a nail-biter of a state Senate race, incumbent Sen. |
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Novice women's free program was next on the agenda and it was a nail-biter for top spot. |
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The return of Archie Buchanan 2007 Last seen being rolled off a cliff by his wife and mother, Archie's return as dumb waiter Douglas was a real nail-biter. |
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Cypriot underdogs Anorthosis Famagusta's threw away a two-goal lead to be held by Werder Bremen in a Group D nail-biter on Wednesday, leaving their hopes of further UEFA Champions League progress hanging by a thread. |
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In Colombia, the 'match of the week' proved to be a nail-biter. |
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How she and her White Russian family escaped to Romania during the Revolution with the clothes on their backs is a nail-biter. |
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I've been a nail-biter for 30-odd years, so please don't waste my time by asking if I've ever tried that nail polish stuff that's meant to taste disgusting. |
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The match was a nail-biter and the Brazilians, clearly smarting from their shock defeat against Gambia, started brightly, causing numerous problems for the Dutch almost from the kick-off. |
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Though they dropped a nail-biter to the Solomon Islands, Uruguay looked very capable in their matches with both Portugal, who they dismissed thanks to Coco's late strike, and the United Arab Emirates. |
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