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• While some Republicans are edging away from the " Contract With America,"
• Dole's already edging away on one subject dear to some Republican conservatives.
• Torrance edged away from McNulty at the 12th and scored a 68.
• Lieberman, but now even Lieberman the Loyal seems to be edging away.
• Rami had edged away, but not far enough, and was injured.
• Two laps later, Montoya edged away again, to a lead of 0.199 seconds.
• The fact is, America has edged away from the overt idealization of women.
• At the front, H鋕kinen soon began to edge away from Schumacher, slowly but surely.
• Even Serbia's traditional supporters, fellow Orthodox Slavs in Russia, have edged away from him.
• He stages topics in public places, which are normally edged away from the public.
• Even Serbia's traditional supporters, fellow Orthodox Slavs in Russia, have edged away from Milosevic.
• Reporters surrounded Iraqi officials, who sometimes tried to edge away.
• Two laps later, Montoya edged away again, to a lead of 0 . 199 seconds.
• Fold a 5-by-7-inch piece of construction paper in half widthwise, folded edge away from you.
• One other Republican who has said he would oppose impeachment edged away from that position.
• Edging away from the boisterous aviation fans, we maneuvered to a corner in the back.
• Massa began to edge away from Hamilton, who in turn was pulling away from R鋓kk鰊en.
• The Chiefs edged away again with Hill's second penalty.
• One of the young men hurled an obscenity at the guard and started to edge away.
• The Australian then moved ahead with four birdies on the next eight holes to edge away.