Woods, whose back tightened up toward the end, squared the match with a birdie at No. 9 and won despite not making a birdie on the back side.
INSIDE PITCH AL LEITER, whose groin tightened up during the latter part of his eight-inning start on Monday, said the condition has improved.
The latest worry for Westhoff is John Hall, whose back tightened up during Sunday's 42-36 victoverover Buffalo, and then again Wednesday.
The veil of complexity, whose weave is tightening as sophisticated derivatives evolve and proliferate, poses subtle risks to the financial system -- risks that are impossible to quantify, sometimes even to identify.
Lou Dobbs, whose advocacy for tightening immigration restrictions cheered many conservatives at the same time that his opposition to free trade angered them, saw the audience for his nightly program on CNN grow by nearly 10percentthis yearar, to an average of about 865,000 a night, according to Nielsen.
He wrote: "The veil of complexity, whose weave is tightening as sophisticated derivatives evolve and proliferate, poses subtle risks to the financial system -- risks that are impossible to quantify, sometimes even to identify".
Full legal privilege and status was reserved for full Athenians, a status whose definition was tightened by the citizenship law of Pericles in 451.
Two Bulgarian newspapers reported this week that a criminal gang had issued a €400,000, or about $550,000, bounty for the assassination of the prime minister, whose security was tightened.
"We are all being extremely careful now," said Wilhelm Schmid, the Swiss ambassador to Bosnia, whose nation has tightened its controls on budgetary support.
In response to Friday's shooting, President Barack Obama, whose efforts to tighten gun control have been repeatedly rebuffed by Congress, expressed regret over the incident.
