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Despite the ankle wound, he was a fine dancer.
Beasley was sent to hospital with damaged ribs, Papac required five stitches in an ankle wound.
Darren Fletcher, who has a hamstring problem, and Brian O'Neil, with six stitches in an ankle wound, are also doubtful.
He suffered a severe ankle wound from a grenade fragment in December 1941 and was sent back to Austria to recover.
"It wasn't much protection, the cubicle door wouldn't have stopped him," said Sam. Inside the cubicle, Tom unrolled toilet tissue to dress first his mother's ankle wound, and then his wrist.
Tendon was divided there and drawn up into the ankle wound.
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Cuozzo proved to be a real student of Bobby Williams, the Detroit cornerback filling in for Lem Barney, the all‐pro per former out of action with knee and ankle wounds.
In El Paso, Claude Johnson, whose daughter, Specialist Johnson, was still being treated for ankle wounds, threatened to call the police when a reporter approached his front door this afternoon, but otherwise ignored a gaggle of journalists begging him and even passers-by for a comment.
Their results are in conjunction with our findings with one major difference: the high complication rate, with the most common complications being nonunion (8 ankles) and wound infection (6 ankles).
But in the first round of Champions League matches, Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid was hacked in the ankle, a wound that fortunately proved nothing more serious than a gash requiring four stitches.
No one knows when Waldheim actually began to reinvent his war — when he started saying that he was medically discharged from the Wehrmacht in December of 1941, after a grenade splintered in his ankle (the wound is real) on the Russian front, and spent the rest of the war with his law books in Vienna.
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