During this initial surge of violence, a striker whose last name was Armstrong was killed after he tried to cross strike lines and was bayoneted by the militia.
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The Habs now have Vincent Damphousse, Kirk Muller and Recchi as a potential big-strike line, something they especially need for their escalating provincial wars with the free-wheeling Quebec Nordiques.
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In perhaps the most striking line of the night, Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah turned to Bush and praised him, but then firmly suggested that the Texas Governor lacks experience.
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Chickering pioneered pronounced curved hammer strike lines in squares which permitted larger hammers, and is also credited encouraging Ichabod Washburn to develop the first music wire produced in the United States.
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Her fate is unknown, as evidenced by the question mark over her name during the ending credits ( other deceased characters were shown with a red strike line over their names ).
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Many young players were believed swayed by the new opportunity to as much as triple their minor-league salaries if they agreed to cross the union strike line established for the major-league exhibitions.
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Over the past week, Menino has urged delegates to ignore the police pickets, saying that once the arbitrator announced a contract, any further picketing would be merely informational, and not actual strike lines.
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Claire said the Dodgers have thus far done " very little " to prepare a replacement roster, other than to compile lists of unsigned free agents who might be willing to cross the union's strike line.
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Being largely hard igneous rocks, the Malverns Complex rocks have resisted erosion better than those of the surrounding countryside and result in a striking line of hills of which the Malvern Hills are the most impressive.
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These sports car veterans have watched their cars over the years go from statements of personality with perky performance and striking lines, to tired old used cars, to collectible vehicles once again prized for their sporting character.
