Blair pulled back three points for the Blues with his third kick of the night after tempers had boiled over between the two sides.

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Olds dropped away after a puncture and with the peloton failing to eat into the lead of the breakaway, it all boiled down to a sprint finish after 140km racing in mostly wet conditions.

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Last summer, shortly after the phone-hacking scandal boiled over, Mr. Brooks was connected to an incident that briefly grabbed headlines.

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The whole bag can be boiled to sterilize it after use.

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This is boiled and kneaded as it cools, after which the material is ready to be shaped.

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The family appeared on welfare officials' radar in 2010 when their then-two-year-old son, Pavel, was hospitalized with burns after he sat in a bucket of water his mother had boiled on the wood stove to wash clothes, according to Mr. Babichev.

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The Dutch waited 14 years to get their revenge in the Euro 1988 semifinal, also in Germany, but Germany eliminated the Dutch from the semifinals of the 1990 World Cup in a match that boiled over when Dutchman Frank Rijkaard was sent off after spitting at Rudi Voller twice.

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Shia discontent often boiled over in the 1980s and 1990s, but abated after King Hamad al-Khalifa took power in 1999, freed prisoners in an amnesty, pardoned exiles and brought in reforms.

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Chelsea's anger boiled over minutes later when Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole were both booked for dissent after which Joseph Yobo went close for Everton as he hooked his foot around a low right-foot volley to force Cech into a smart low save.

BBC: Everton 0-0 Chelsea

After three martinis my friend switches to a local brew of Budweiser, salt and a hard-boiled egg plopped in a glass.

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