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• Ula In the chill air my voice carded, and when it died there was a new sound, clear and strong and very distant. —  F ;SF; - vol 088 issue 04 - April 1995
• Thorrington was red carded, and the nature of the game changed ... or so we thought. —  Soccer Blogs - latest posts
• Many collectors leave all of our figures carded, and we would be more inclined to purchase comic packs if we had a secure option for hanging them on the walls with the rest of our collections. —  Rebelscum.com
• The try came after Worcester had been temporarily reduced to 14 men when the flanker Tom Wood was yellow-carded for an infringement, allowing the Northampton skipper Reihana to level the scores at 6-6 with his second penalty. —  Sport news, comment and results | guardian.co.uk
• Harms likened Nicholson to a referee who "took his eye off the ball" and red-carded not only players but also spectators - meaning Mbeki. —  The News Tribune - Tacoma - Homepage

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