Frank Garza will be the man to keep order in a fight between Mike Tyson and Andrew Golota, two heavyweights known to stretch the rules until they break.
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"We had some circumstances that were beyond anyone's control, and we're trying to stretch the rules a little bit, " he said.
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In reality, the ( itals ) paladares ( unitals ) engage in a kind of cloak-and-dagger competition that stretches the rules, and borders on the absurd.
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Regrettably, the single edit in question is lengthy enough to require attribution, and I don't think there's any way we can stretch the rules far enough to cover this case.
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Why not just give me an indefinite block if you are going to stretch the rules to give me a technical one ?-- talk ) 21 : 16, 2 March 2014 ( UTC)
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The original series formula described above was largely repeated in the second " Mission : Impossible " series of the 1980s, though the writers took some liberties and tried to stretch the rules somewhat.
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Other times, when a particular size of new device is in short supply immediately after it is marketed, patient demand may pressure doctors to improvise and stretch the rules set by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Traders and investment bankers earn large sums by taking advantage of competitors, knowing just how far to stretch the rules and the tax code, said Partnoy, now a law professor at the University of San Diego.
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"You get caught up in the entertainment mode and you may do things that stretch the rules, " said Charlie Battle, who was in charge of international relations in Atlanta's winning bid for the 1996 Olympics.
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She also writes articles in magazines and papers, in which she deliberately stretches the rules of society to ridiculous proportions suggesting, for instance, that spelling and grammatical errors in writing should not be criticised, as this can lead to envy and bitterness between people.
