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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
Fore, right! 2010
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
HeraldNet.com Local, Sports, Business and Entertainment News 2010
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
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Contador, known as the Pistolero for his trademark finger-firing gesture, then took a blue plastic squirt gun and sprayed photographers.
CNN.com 2010
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The Greasy Beans 'gentleman virtuosos took on a hearty dose of cool in the reflected youthfulness of the dancers, while the dancers, flying around to such songs as "Pistolero" and "Dog Patch Scramble," proved ballet's got some pepper in it.
Bluegrass pickin' perks up Ballet Across America's opening 2010
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It's called "Pistolero" and it was first heard in "Once Upon a Time in Mexico."
Watch This: New Red Band 'Director's Cut' Repo Men Trailer « FirstShowing.net 2010
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