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Indians right-hander Trevor Bauer was to start the second game against left-hander Vidal Nuno, slated to make his major league start.
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The Indians have never exercised that right, in part because they rely on the road as much as anyone else.
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Indians pitcher Ray Lamb sprains his right index finger and doesn't play again until June 28.
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That's why the 1995 Cleveland Indians crack the top ten, right behind the Atlanta Braves who beat them in that year's World Series.
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In the Andes it was aggravated by well-intentioned liberalism: decrees granting Indians individual possession of communal land, and so the right to sell it, led to large areas being gobbled up by criollo landowners.
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If Indians feel they have heard it all before, they are right: the man Gujral replaced, H.
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Indians closer Chris Perez, on the disabled list with a sore right shoulder, will be reevaluated Sunday before the next step in his rehab is mapped out.
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But India has said that irrespective of the location of the ship, it has the right to try the marines as the fishermen were unarmed Indians on board an Indian fishing boat.
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Kipnis put the Indians ahead in the first with his fifth homer, a 414-foot shot into the right-field seats.
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