There was the ole mas, the jab jab, the stickmen, the small bands going up and down the one-street town. |
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I let my hands drop limply into my lap and felt the fridge-cool cork against the back of my ear and then a sudden jab of pain. |
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She started walking when another jab of pain made her hunch forward on her knees. |
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The sharp jab of pain she felt when she did so was enough to convince her that it was most certainly not a dream. |
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Another jab of pain comes from my stomach, reminding me to see why it hurts so much. |
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Mrs Lloyd said her son developed symptoms of the rare Guillain-Barre syndrome eight days after receiving the MMR jab. |
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A mobile clinic offering separate vaccinations as an alternative to the controversial MMR jab is to visit York next month. |
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Oxford University scientists have found that the MMR jab does not increase the risk of inflammatory bowel disease, as previously thought. |
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They identified 436 hospital admissions in children who had been vaccinated with the MMR jab in the previous three months. |
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A quick jab with his stone fist sent a flash of pain through Catherine's arm. |
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I tried not to smile as I gave him a quick jab in the stomach, but in the end we were both laughing. |
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Myst caught the fist but was still took the blow from the quick jab that followed. |
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Generations will remember the long, anxious waits for the jab to save them from the deadly smallpox virus. |
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He sounds just the right height to run the risk of encountering an accidental sharp elbow jab to the bridge of his nose. |
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Berkeley astrophysicist Joseph Silk got a jab in while reviewing a popular book Thorne had written on general relativity. |
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The same fears that the combined MMR jab could be linked to autism led to many children remaining unprotected against deadly diseases. |
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Full but not defeated, my Rai-Televideo tablemate gets in a last jab before we hand in our marks. |
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The other side was covered in soapy sponge which he proceeded to jab into my left eye without warning. |
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He had a good long hard jab, his left hook and left uppercut were devastating punches. |
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Doctors insist the jab is safe and that a failure to give children the immunisation could lead to an outbreak of mumps, measles and rubella. |
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This man, who weighed 240 pounds and could box, had a good jab, a solid chin, and could punch. |
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Practice the jab on the heavy bag, focus pads, shadow boxing, double end bag and for advanced boxer's the speed bag. |
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Despite the occasional jab at bigots, however, the movie does not really come across as a political statement. |
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Set to come into use in September, the jab will protect babies against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, Hib and polio at two months. |
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With a flick of your right joypad, you can jab, hook or uppercut your way to boxing immortality. |
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It is mere coincidence that David Aaronovitch used the same stinking ninth category jab in the Observer blog? |
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Still, Falkirk manager McCall advanced a few steps in his technical area to jab a questioning finger at his defensive charges. |
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In the West, the jab and the haymaker are the most common striking assaults in self-defense situations. |
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He threw a monster left jab, which I deflected, then I countered with my hardest haymaker to his face. |
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He had spotted that when Louis threw his left jab, he tended to drop his guard, leaving an opening that might be exploited. |
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The Tipperary minor's smooth striking from placed balls yielded the No.14 five points, jab lifting from long range and roll lifting closer in. |
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A balled-up fist reaches out, one finger pointed in an accusatory jab towards you. |
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To reject giving a child a jab in favour of chancing it with the disease is to absolve oneself of responsibility. |
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With a single, fluid step, he brought the staff whistling through the air in both hands, and then released one hand to pantomime a short jab. |
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Oblivious to their visitor, they continued to jab away at their mother's underside. |
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With a sharp jab, Jake pierced the skin on her forearm, leaving a small puncture mark. |
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Despite the occasional jab at reigniting the battle of the sexes, the unspoken theme of the evening seemed to be cheerful self-deprecation. |
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His other concern is that if Lewis throws the lazy jab which he is prone to doing, a Tyson right hand counter could end matters there and then. |
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I think I'm coming on well fitness-wise, but that flu jab that knocked me back a few weeks ago has had a telling effect. |
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And they're there to give you a cup of coffee and couple of custard creams to help you recover from your ' flu jab. |
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Woods needed to be in the middle of the ring, constantly on the move with his jab flicking out almost subconsciously. |
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Make a short hard jab step in the direction of the defensive player with your right foot. |
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Now health chiefs are considering whether a further jab which fights bacterial meningitis, septicemia and pneumonia could save lives. |
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Dance in and out, start with a good strong jab and then follow with the power right. |
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Set in cancun, Cities offers a subtle jab at the decadence and nonstop revelry that will consume the city over the next few days. |
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There was the jab at a blue-haired Liza Minnelli, claiming she was a man in drag masquerading as the Oscar winning legend. |
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A man was restraining him from behind while, to his horror, he said, he saw another leaning in to jab a syringe into his arm. |
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Rovers striker Jon Stead hit the post and thundered another good opportunity over the bar before Jason Euell ran on to a Di Canio flick-on to jab the ball past Friedel. |
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While still smarting from the body blows, Mnisi appeared to be cautious while Dintsi suddenly burst into action with his jab and controlling the round. |
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This round though, Clay was more composed as he glided out of the way and began to pump the left jab with enough accuracy to have Cooper nicked by Cooper's right eye. |
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Whether it's a jab or a haymaker, we have to throw the first blow. |
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It's like the MMR jab, people were swithering whether to go ahead with it. |
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While flurrying, DLH landed a nice jab, flush into Hopkin's face. |
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He felt a jab of dread as he saw the frank and the crest on the cover. |
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The pressure was on both sides and late in the term Trevor Dhu let fly with a jab that Anthony Mundine would be proud of, decking Adam Taylor and earning himself a red card. |
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Demand for the single jab has dropped around the world as a result of the high uptake of the triple vaccine, leading manufacturers to stop production. |
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He even rolled up his sleeve for a jab to show how safe and hygienic the whole thing was. |
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I expected some jab of pain to pierce my heart but it wasn't there. |
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Tunney countered by foot movement and sharp punches starting with the jab. |
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I give Winnie a quick jab with my left fist and a hard right hook. |
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Her mother Mandy, 38, has now urged all parents to have their children vaccinated with the MMR jab, which protects children against measles, mumps and rubella. |
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A sharp jab of pain stabbed at her leg, and she heard an ominous crack. |
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Even Gingrich, after complimenting Cain's attempt to simplify a complex idea, took a jab at the pizza guy. |
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This could be construed as a jab at Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who is actively considering both. |
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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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Child health experts today threw their support behind the new five-in-one jab to protect babies against serious diseases such as whooping cough and polio. |
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Just modifying arms from a simple over-the-head reach for eight counts to a single, alternating arm jab and punch can change the entire look and feel of your routine. |
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Credo knocked Dan out of his reverie with a jab to his ribs. |
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He was a tremendous two handed puncher who could box and dictate with his jab and knew how to utilize his height and reach versus taller and shorter opponents. |
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Dean is a fighter, albeit one who needs to learn that in an ideological spat, a well-placed jab often can do more damage than a barrage of roundhouse punches. |
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Lewis fought a tactical fight, keeping Holyfield off balance with a long jab and peppering him with combinations almost at will. |
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Those who wish to increase their personal pleasure can invest in the G-spot jab. |
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They said that Hatton lacked authority in his jab and his ringcraft but they never cast a shadow over his fighting heart. |
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In hindsight, I regret not giving him a terrorist fist jab or the Islamist secret handshake. I hear he's quite adept at those. |
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The 10-17 age group is most at risk because they were due to be immunised during the controversy over the MMR jab. |
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And the automaker has made at least one direct jab at its troubled rival. |
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Cunningham's Wellington ABC team-mate Peter Martin stayed loose to jab off tattooed southpaw Reece Fields for a wide unanimous middleweight win. |
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The Daily Post revealed in April how health chiefs were concerned uptake of the MMR jab was too low in Liverpool to create herd immunity. |
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Hatton did well when he boxed and controlled the range, utilising his jab and dominating a lot of the early exchanges. |
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In the 1st round, Hatton caught Mayweather with a left jab which knocked Mayweather off balance. |
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It wants the current jab given to schoolgirls, Cervavix, replaced by Gardasil, which protects against genital warts as well as cervical cancer. |
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A 'painless' sticking plaster flu jab that delivers vaccine into the skin has passed important safety tests in the first trial in people. |
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However, Klitschko responded every time by outboxing Peter with a strong left jab and effective holding to tire his opponent. |
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His left jab pecked at McTigue's face, and at infighting he matched the champion on even terms. |
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Be prepared to slip and duck his jab to infight or to counter with a quick punch to the head or body. |
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ButGeale continued to score later on in each session with his jab and some fast-handed combinations, catching the eye of the judges. |
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They have stylets shaped like hooks with which they jab other worms anywhere in their bodies, and inject the sperm. |
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Children are a given a first dose of the MMR jab at 12 to 15 months and a second, booster dose at between three and five years old. |
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In the sixth round, Watson knocked Benn down with a jab and Benn was counted out as he rose to his feet, albeit by a somewhat hasty referee's count. |
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The report, from the NHS Information Centre, yesterday found the number having the MMR jab in England is still lower than in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. |
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He tore in for the ball, make a running jab for it and held it. |
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On one occasion early in the fight, Hamed grabbed Barrera and they both fell to the ground where Barrera threw a right jab, leading to a warning from referee Joe Cortez. |
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In the first 7 rounds, Ward outboxed Froch, successfully using his jab to neutralize Froch and beating Froch to the punch from a distance and at close range. |
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I remember laughing aloud when Jai and Veeru arrived at Soorma Bhopali's lumber yard and the romantic song Koi haseena jab rooth jti hai on Basanti's tonga. |
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But every rose has its thorn, and the sharpest was yet to jab us. |
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This could be down to parents not wishing to have their children immunised or other factors, such as failing to return to their GP's surgery for a followup jab. |
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Before the end of the tale, a small detour is taken to jab at the Irish. |
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The jab will be given as part of a new combined triple diptheria, tetanus and acellular pertussis or DTaP vaccine to all four-year-olds before they start school. |
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