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Then Hernandez, using one hand, will attempt to wrest the ball free.
As he tried to wrest the ball from De Guzman at Wembley last Sunday, Dyer shed the veneer of team spirit to disclose fetish-like self-regard.
And when United did exert a measure of control, and support for Austin was lacking, the striker showed he was not afraid to go looking for work, with a willingness to drop deep to help his defence wrest the ball back from their opponents.
This prevents confusion and wild attempts to wrest the ball from your neighbour".
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In the powerful first section, a young man wrests the ball away from a businessman he has just met, and runs to his home in Harlem.
Nicks's first catch, for 22 yards, was the kind of play he had not been making for most of this season — a difficult, back-shoulder reception as he wrested the ball from a defender.
Kidd wrested the ball away from Best, and, twisting on his side, flung it ahead to Richard Jefferson, who passed to Kittles for a two-handed dunk, giving the Nets a 94-91 lead with three minutes to play.
But Jackson, who had caught just seven passes this season, wrested the ball from Green and flopped to the ground with a 54-yard reception on the Virginia Tech 15.
There were just under nine minutes left in the game when 49ers linebacker Navarro Bowman made what could have been a game-changing play at his own one-yard line, wresting the ball out of the hands of Seattle wide receiver Jermaine Kearse.
The Red Sox were so determined to wrest the 2004 ball from Mientkiewicz that they sued him for it, even though he had agreed to let them have it for a year to display at Fenway or wherever they desired.
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