It suggests that while Tyson has been away at prison, studying Islam and acquiring tattoos, McNeeley has been roaming New England, cuffing around palookas who can't even get on cable TV.
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After floundering career-wise, getting arrested after cuffing a Dallas police officer and subsequent drug recovery, he came back this year with a powerful new album, " I Feel Alright ."
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In both cases, the cuffing of Gingrich involved attempts by him to take some of the harshest edges off the GOP's revolutionaries, uccessfully with President Clinton for the signature that would make it law.
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Rummy's gruff charm and his cuffing of the press _ shades of Sinatra, who labeled reporters " finks " and " losers " _ has turned him into an unlikely hipster.
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Meningoencephalitis characterized by perivascular cuffing with proliferating adventitial cells, histiocytes, and a few plasma cells was seen in the gray and white matter of the cerebrum and in the leptomeninges of PPV-infected stillborn pigs.
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In theory, so could be the Astros, although they showed no more of an inclination Friday night in a 3-2 defeat than they had during last autumn's three-and-out cuffing.
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Using the cuffing method, players are also afforded the opportunity of performing the windmill motion towards the front ( counterclockwise ), a technique exploited by French athlete Kadour Ziani when he pioneered his trademark double-windmill.
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In left ventricular failure, there may be evidence of vascular redistribution ( " upper lobe blood diversion " or " cephalization " ), Kerley lines, cuffing of the areas around the bronchi, and interstitial edema.
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Therefore, as a more gentle but almost equally secure alternative to cuffing the detainee's hands behind his back, the hands are cuffed to a belly chain and thus shackled to the detainee's waist.
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Shemarya told DNR that he and Pitt recently altered a designer suit by tapering the legs, cuffing the pants and taking in the jacket, and the 37-year-old actor wore it to a movie premiere.
