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1. Other than the pepperballs, Boston police also use beanbags, teabag-size projectiles filled with tiny lead pellets that are fired at far higher speeds than pepperballs.
2. On Thursday, an Associated Press-Ipsos Public Affairs poll showed Kerry with a tiny lead and Bush losing ground on Iraq, national security issues and personal qualities.
3. As they turned for home, he poked his head in front, only to see Texas Glitter under John Velazquez recover and take a tiny lead again.
4. Under any standard that tabulated all disputed votes statewide, Gore erased Bush's advantage and emerged with a tiny lead that ranged from 42 to 171 votes.
5. Gore held a tiny lead in the national popular vote but he and Gore both were achingly close to the 270 electoral votes required to win the White House.
6. It's difficult to find tiny lead in a sentence. 用tiny lead造句挺難的
7. Gore held a tiny lead in the national popular vote but he and Bush both were achingly close to the 270 electoral votes required to win the White House.
8. And at least six members of his staff, including his acting general counsel, have taken unpaid leaves to help the Republicans hold on to George W . Bush's tiny lead.
9. Just the opposite may have occurred : Al Gore appears to have won the popular vote, while Bush will win the presidency if he holds onto his tiny lead in Florida.
10. The Federal Electoral Institute's official electoral results gave Calder髇 a tiny lead ( less than 1 % of advantage of the total votes ) above opposition leader Andr閟 Manuel L髉ez Obrador.
11. Sunday night's expected certification of the hand ballot counts in two Florida counties _ where Bush may cling to a tiny lead _ might provide an important psychological boost to the winner.
12. Cummings told of finding an overhead light bulb in a dark basement laboratory in Independence that was filled with tiny lead pellets and gunpowder, rigged to explode when the switch was flipped on.
13. Of course, I was going to be happier if I won, " said Meira, who held a tiny lead over Rice going into the final lap before losing by . 0051 of a second.
14. The result of three Alpine ski races squeezed into four hours Monday to beat the bad weather was one gold medal for crash victim Hermann Maier, one for Seizinger _ and a tiny lead for Seizinger in another race.
15. In A . D . 800, the Chinese discovered how to stimulate the growth of pearls _ creating cultured, as opposed to natural, pearls _ by placing tiny lead Buddhas in mussels and ending up with pearlized lucky statuettes.
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