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The dialogue is occasionally enlivened by a sharp jab of wit.
He seemed genuinely winded by a sharp jab from Mr Biden, who responded to an attack on the stimulus by quoting Mr Ryan's request for funds under the plan.
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But Janie, another kayaker, gave me a sharp jab.
He threw a sharp jab at Abeeba's stomach and succeeded in releasing himself from her grip by deftly undoing the knot of his sleeping cloth.
The pain, Ramirez said, can be excruciating — a sharp jab that comes with certain movements.
He took a sharp jab at Washington, saying a plan to send out tax rebates was "like giving a drink to an alcoholic".
Over the other, his predecessor, Bill Clinton, briefly nodded off, jerking awake at one point during an Inaugural Address that included a sharp jab at him.
After a series of short punches in the second, though, Jurczyk visably weakened, and Harrison put him down with a sharp jab to the ribs.
The targets were the softest of the soft, but they needed a sharp jab in the stomach if they were ever going to get better.
But you can't lean over the top of an A-frame ladder without risking a sharp jab in the stomach, and there's nowhere to rest a basket.
In a sharp jab at the Republican presidential field, Mr. Obama noted that none of the candidates protested when members of the audience at a recent debate booed a gay soldier who had served in Iraq.
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