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Winning ticket, slightly torn.
She found herself crying over Georgia O'Keefe's slightly torn bedsheets.
He had a slightly torn hamstring then and could not leave the mound for slow grounders.
In fact, you'd be crazy to do surgery on a UCL that's just slightly torn.
Jen and Brian spot a LAMP with a very nice base and a dinky, slightly torn shade.
He also had laser surgery on his right eye, which was found to have a slightly torn retina.
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Kerley, who said he slightly tore his left hamstring in a drill the first day of camp, spent most of practice running with the injured Santonio Holmes, riding a stationary bike and catching mechanically fired passes.
The latest person to be, in Mr. Martins's words, "slightly tearing his hair out" is the corps member Justin Peck, who at 24 has just made his debut as a New York City Ballet choreographer.
Valentine did not rule out a stint on the disabled list for his second baseman.... JAY PAYTON ran at 50percentt speed on Thursday and took batting practice Friday for the first time since slightly tearing his right hamstring on May 7. Doctors estimated that Payton would miss at least six weeks.
Updated at 10.53pm BST 10.40pm BST Almost Final Thoughts No, YOU'RE slightly tearing up watching the USA women's basketball team celebrate winning a gold medal and watching the French national team taking a bow... 10.38pm BST France - 50 USA - 86, Final It's a final, and the USA women's basketball team has won their fifth consecutive gold medal!
With the rest of the crowd, the politicians paused and fell silent as the honor guard of police officers and firefighters filed onto the platform, followed by drummers and bagpipers, and displayed a slightly battered and torn flag salvaged from the ruins of the World Trade Center.
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