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The Seahawks again juggled their roster after a second weekend of off-season minicamps.

Seattle Seahawks Team Report 2010

A: You've been juggled, which is a lesser dating crime than "played" but still hurtful.

Thestar.com - Home Page Ellie 2010

A: You've been juggled, which is a lesser dating crime than "played" but still hurtful.

Thestar.com - Home Page Ellie 2010

Government had "juggled" some figures to suggest certain categories of crime were diminishing; displaced responsibility for crime prevention to citizens; and had blamed sociological factors, particularly South Africa's traumatic apartheid past, for the crime epidemic.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2007

But they should not assume he is a good juggler just because he kind of juggled to the music with three balls.

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Thurlow Weed declared that the people had been "juggled" out of a candidate for governor; but Weed did not know that Van Buren, needing money to help along the jugglery, wrote James A. Hamilton, the son of the great Federalist, that unless "you do more in New York than you promised, our friends in A.bany, at best poor, will break down."

A Political History of the State of New York, Volumes 1-3 DeAlva Stanwood Alexander

"He kind of juggled the ball, and I think it kind of threw off his shot a little bit."

LJWorld.com stories: News 2010

"It kind of juggled the fear in people," Edge said.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Most Viewed 2010

The best evidence shows he never went to trial, but was given a tongue-lashing by the Justice, then the case was dismissed because Josiah Stowell, the defendant in the case, refused to admit that Joseph Smith "juggled" him.

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Boys, however, do not appreciate being juggled, just as girls find it to be inconsiderate.

The Lo-Down Lo Bosworth 2011