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Sharapova's Grand Slam experience could be a factor; Kvitova can get tight late.
Budgets can get tight this time of year, so freeconcerts are especially welcome.
"You know you have to pay for this, and when your customers are taking 30 to 120 days to pay their invoices, things can get tight".
Santorini opened in September and can handle only about 40 customers at a time right now, so the space can get tight.
"With the sofa bed open, it can get tight," said Mr. Lamond, who used Velcro to affix the decoupage tray to the coffee table so he wouldn't knock it over when skirting it and stepping over Noah to reach the bathroom at night.
Especially your stomach, which can get tight, your chest closed, and your breath shallow.
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But Leiter, who can get tight-lipped on the mound, can also be loose there, too.
In slow races it can get tighter.
I can remember at half-time our assistant manager, Dale Roberts, going mad at the centre-halves: 'Any fucking chance you can get tighter on Giggs?' and Mark Venus shouting back: 'You try getting fucking near him.' We were in shock".
Those bonds can get tighter and stronger when we tap into the power of Facebook.
Van Persie has a great touch but defenders can afford to get tight to him because they don't have to worry about him spinning off for the ball dropped in behind them.
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