New Orleans Saints (7-2) Atlantanta Falcons (5-3-1) The starting quarterbacks in this tussle are called "fussin' cousins" because, after all, they are cousins and division rivals.
The focus now turns on whether the Thai family will raise its offer, and whether Kirin will make a move in what one analyst called a "three-way" tussle for Asia Pacific.
A candidate had to pay party leaders a hefty sum to put his name on the ballot and to cover the costs of printing tickets, buying votes, and hiring thugs, called "shoulder-strikers," to tussle with voters.
Since 1916, National Cooperative Business Association, formerly called the Cooperative League of America, has sought to tussle with corporations for a piece of various markets, from banking to agriculture.
Police were called and Harris allegedly got into a tussle in the parking lot over his Swiss Army knife on his belt loop.
Yet after a checkered career that included a stint on "Saturday Night Live," a drinking problem, a hit show called "The Dead Zone," and various tabloid tussles, Hall is dynamite in the satirical film "War Machine," now on Netflix.
And could that plot about a younger talent threatening an established one have flowered from the bud of Mankiewicz's tussle with elder brother Herman, who had dashed off a screenplay called Citizen Kane nine years earlier?
USC takes over at its 10-yard line after the punt goes into the end zone and Don Hill is called for a personal foul after getting into a tussle with a Wisconsin blocker.
The biography I'm working on at the moment is about a genius mathematician I know who tussles with something so large and mysterious that it's called "the Monster".
Originally Jones' baby was to be called Pitch For A Million as budding Einsteins and Edisons will tussle for a seven-figure prize yet the serial entrepreneur eventually settled for the peppier moniker.
