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• If the Trojans can't turn the trick, Cal and Arizona must.
• Harmonica on track No . 7  Mississippi Jim, Turn the Trick Blues
• Maybe the uniforms can turn the trick better than chicken bones.
• That will still turn the trick, this production obliquely asserts.
• Reynolds Price has always been able to turn the trick.
• Jishu came up with a plan that he thinks will turn the trick for him.
• Jockey David Flores tried to turn the trick Sunday but settled for second aboard defending champion Siphon.
• Or perhaps, in the words of his warily regarded literary rival Williams, he just couldn't turn the trick anymore.
• Karl hopes to have his first conversation with the forward soon, after an estimated 20 phone calls failed to turn the trick.
• The 1975 Baltimore Orioles ( 2B Bobby Grich, SS Mark Belanger, and 3B Brooks Robinson ) were the last team to turn the trick.
• 1990 _ Willie McGee finished the season in the American League, but won the National League batting title, becoming the first player to turn the trick.
• That's because at the holes ranked the two most difficult, the par-4 10th and par-4 11th, he went birdie-birdie, the only player in the field of 156 to turn the trick.
• If Kurt Vonnegut Jr .'s novels haven't translated readily into film, perhaps that master of mood Alan Rudolph can turn the trick with his adaptation of the author's 1973 best-selling novel.
• Al Spink helped turn the trick in 1881, establishing the Sportsman's Park and Club Association with Chris von der Ahe, whose first work was to acquire and renovate the old Grand Avenue ballpark ( as Sportsman's Park ).
• If he does it by finishing with a 72-hole total of even par or higher, Pavin would become the first back-to-back Open champion since Hogan ( 1950-51 ) to turn the trick without breaking par in either event.
• This year, five teams in the West will finish better than . 500 on the road while Phoenix needs only to win at Golden State, and Seattle needs to win two of its last three to turn the trick.
• -- A few popular and critical big-budget smashes to fill the void left by the end of the " Lord of the Rings " series . ( " The Incredibles " has already attained this happy state; can Martin Scorsese's " The Aviator " turn the trick in a few weeks ?)