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The transfer went awry, and Ginn punched the ball into the backfield, eventually landing on it at the 44.— Latest Headlines - ABC 7 News
Anytime Fitness general manager Trey Hubbard has seen his fair share of resolutions gone awry, and has a theory of why people suddenly feel the urge to improve themselves following the Christmas holiday.— The Gazette-Enterprise: News
As one project after another goes awry, these typical 10-year-olds keep on trying, often with wacky results.— ParentDish
An al Qaeda affiliate in Algeria closed a base earlier this month after an experiment with unconventional weapons went awry, a senior U.S. intelligence official said Monday. ...— The Jawa Report
| Sports His strokes awry, his emotions laid bare for all to see, Roger Federer figured out a way to stay in the U.S.— The Jakarta Post Breaking News
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