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• It's about playing a poor hand well ."
• A misere bid usually indicates an extremely poor hand, hence the name.
• But he is playing from a poor hand.
• When this happens, the President usually has a poor hand and needs better cards.
• The company held a poor hand.
• The Longhorns may have helped deal themselves a poor hand by adding an extra game this year.
• These issues include a low level radiator top-up bottle and a poor hand-brake.
• "Nobody makes this league as a receiver if they've got poor hands,"
• An artistic boy with two left feet and poor hand-eye coordination is not likely to become a sports hero.
• "I've seen them catch enough balls to know it's not a case of poor hands.
• They are well known for their deadly long ranged weaponry, however are considered poor hand-to-hand fighters.
• Video games, television and the endless diversions beckoning from the Internet have dealt the four-player card game a poor hand.
• In the remaining 20 % of cases he will have a poor hand : two pairs, one pair or all dice different.
• Rather than a poor hand, this is a perfect or unbeatable hand, and is scored as if it were played normally.
• As poker players they have always had an ability to play a very poor hand very well, and they are showing that again.
• Modes of transmission include poor hand-washing practices after gardening, long-term smoking, and being near dripping hanging flower pots.
• As poker players, they have always had an ability to play a very poor hand very well, and they are showing that again.
• This happens in practice many a time and Hitchcock's case of Defensive Back Disease _ poor hands _ often results in a dropped pick.
• There's a great Danish proverb : " Life is not holding a good hand; life is playing a poor hand well ."
• Poor hand hygiene by hospital staff has been associated with the spread of resistant organisms, and an increase in hand washing compliance results in decreased rates.