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• Again, the tires had been punctured by an ice pick.
• Letterman's seemingly bulletproof image was punctured on Oscar night.
• There are a lot of things that deserve to be punctured.
• Advanced Micro's pre-opening announcement punctured technology stocks.
• Some enterprising Russian journalists have sought to puncture the official secrecy.
• Cordelia refuses to soothe the punctured ego and Lear disinherits her.
• A fallen tree punctured the roof of Spiers'rented home.
• During the procedure, her eye was punctured by a syringe.
• Sundry bystanders are also punctured, stabbed, defingered and incinerated.
• Soaring Internet stocks may be hard to puncture in the marketplace.
• On Tuesday children peered through the punctured windows in curious horror.
• The upper limb had punctured the spray skirt over his cockpit.
• Blood pumps from a row of puncture wounds on his foot.
• But its balloon was soon punctured by parodies and media overkill.
• Time itself seems to be dribbling from some cosmic puncture wound.
• He was punctured, for sure, right in the heart.
• Gore tried to puncture that perception in his address Monday night.
• The cutbacks also will puncture CNN's ballooning Internet operations.
• But then, so is the puncturing of a wildlife treasure.
• The Nets have an overcast history punctured by slivers of light.