Ties or draws are common in wrestling.
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Boys enjoyed considerable permissiveness and spent much of their time with their peers; common activities included wrestling, playing games imitative of adult activities, and stalking rabbits, squirrels, and birds with blowguns or scaled-down bows and arrows.
Bruno Sammartino, a longtime WWF wrestler, also portrayed sexual harassment and abuse as common knowledge throughout wrestling, first on a 1992 appearance alongside Vince McMahon on CNN's "Larry King Live," and later on Donahue's show.
Although expressions of ambivalence are common among Israelis wrestling with the question of how far to press this conflict, which, as of Wednesday, has cost the lives of 32 soldiers and two civilians, Mahalawi says he's committed to the Gazans' larger goal.
Unlike the guard position, in which the close quarters make abrupt collisions and hand-to-hand wrestling more common, a left tackle is engaged in more of a dance-and-parry effort at the edge of the line.
When physician Noha Mousa left Egypt for Toronto to pursue a Ph.D., she didn't foresee wrestling with common extraction protocols to find a practical and patient-friendly method to measure estrogen levels in breast tissue.
During her on-again, off-again relationship she wrestled with common sense and good taste, both of which told her to steer clear of the imbecile Michael.
(Grode) 'Slowgirl' Zeljko Ivanek and Sarah Steele are an uncle and niece finding common ground as they wrestle with past misdeeds and their aftermath in Greg Pierce's modest but well-observed two-hander, set in a remote outpost in Costa Rica and directed by Anne Kauffman for LCT3 (1:40).
