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Haven't you grown? my grandmother, Dorothy, would exclaim in her warm Welsh soprano as we squirmed out of her embrace, scrummed through the Gothic porch and down the long, welcoming corridor.
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When they were sent off, the other skaters dropped their gloves and sticks and scrummed along the boards, and a total of 44 penalty minutes were assessed.
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At around 8AM, we scrummed in front of the door, fresh coffee and donuts brought by our field organizer in our hands -- and bolted through the opening door to the Ohio State cheer of "OH -- IO"!
Hilary Lambert: Campaign Extremes in the Ohio-Kentucky Heartland
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About a dozen floor brokers scrummed around the post for Wachovia, refereed by one of the specialist managers.
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Evacuees scrummed for dwindling supplies of gas, picked clean the shelves of convenience marts, and battled to get, and then keep, their hotel rooms.
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Update: 02 February 2007 Premier Danny Williams scrummed with reporters today on his news release.
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He uses this like almost as much as he says "quite frankly", or coughs whenever he is being scrummed and is a tad uncomfortable.
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Blogger Josh Wolf, scrummed from jail after eight months for refusing to turn over the videotape of a demonstration.
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Where part of the media scrummed (ph), this quiet cul-de-sac in this village is teaming with press this morning.
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The Premier and his energy minister scrummed with local media.
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