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Karl E. H. Seigfried Ireland's "Big" Joe Egan Recalls His Sparring Days With Mike Tyson
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Sparring over the land broke out within a few months, but was suspended under a one-year cease-fire.
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Sparring was always “light contact” and everyone there was cool.
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Sparring with words "goes back to Jane Austen and all the great romances in history."
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Sparring with Mr. Romney is one thing, but mixing it up with Ron Paul?
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Sparring in Congress continues this week over how to extend the payroll tax cut.
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Sparring and the thought of dealing injury had never made the human prince feel the way he did now, when he was doing something concrete to ease pain instead of cause it, to help people instead of harm them.
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Sparring and the thought of dealing injury had never made the human prince feel the way he did now, when he was doing something concrete to ease pain instead of cause it, to help people instead of harm them.
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Sparrow Sparring in - volved the projection of the player's commands to living birds, who flew up and attacked each other with beak and claw.
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Sparring with Justice Stevens in Monday's decision on gun rights, Justice Antonin Scalia painted his colleague's approach as "a system in which unelected and life-tenured judges always get their way."
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