Tauziat bombarded Raymond 6-3, 7-5, less than 24 hours after the American shocked fans by bushwhacking Martina Hingis in the quarterfinals, becoming only the fourth person to beat world No . 1 this season.
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The Ticos'greatest feat was keeping the United States out of the 1986 World Cup by marching into Torrance, Calif ., with the vast majority of fans on their side, and bushwhacking the Americans, 1-0.
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So, despite the trend toward vast glades, tree skiing, outback bushwhacking, and bashing the zipper line though the moguls, the largest block of skiers, the baby boomers, likes it fast, smooth, and stylish.
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Afterwards, Union Captain George F . Sheetz and other officers sent out word to the residents of Frencburg and the surrounding area that if bushwhacking were to occur again against Union troops in the district, its residents would face punishment.
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Merriam and others believe that as the new skiers move quickly into the intermediate range, using new skis, there are now more options for them to graduate to, i . e . the woods, ungroomed snow, bushwhacking terrain.
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Other trails snake up from the east and west to join the PCT . The Blanca Lake Trail leads 3.5 miles to Blanca Lake, and five short pathways approach the center of the northwest section and fade to bushwhacking terrain.
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"There's no balance issue the way there is in all kinds of skiing, " says cross-country skier, Ron Maszt, who has instructed skiing and guided backcountry winter bushwhacking trips in New England and the west.
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Popular author Barbara Kingsolver's name is attached to a massive e-mail in which she calls for a Web campaign against oil drilling in the Arctic Wildlife Refuge and all the environmental and social abuses she terms " unchecked Bushwhacking ."
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But there was Tommy Thompson, bushwhacking his way through buckbrush and elm saplings and pawpaw trees, scrambling up slopes so steep you had to grab onto any twig within reach and thrust your toes into a wall of loose dirt to keep from tumbling backward.
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Every year, back-country bushwhacking skiers write to me to complain about the proliferation of snowmobiles ( users call them " snow machines " ) in the northern wilderness, and urge me to write about these devils in God's country.
