One such occasion was the 14th minute when Ronan Sexton cut in towards the Tyrone goal only for him to be bottled up by the defence.

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To his credit, he also came to see how substantively problematic LOST would be and kept the treaty bottled up.

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It might be that this tendency leads to emotions being bottled up until a panic attack is their only release.

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Unlike other areas identified by the Economist, where technological process has indeed slowed, and economic growth has gone along with it, there may be tremendous potential remaining in the electric energy industry precisely because it has remained relatively bottled up and stagnant for most of the last 100 years.

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Because if we do, we can really unleash some of the potential, the bottled up potential in our economy that exists -- as many economists have said that 2013 could be a very strong year economically if Washington would stop doing harm to the economy and start doing things that would help the economy.

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