Myself or my dad have had to shoot the fox or break the pheasant's neck to end its suffering which is a very unpleasant experience.

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Hillary Clinton and Obama were neck and neck, and at the end of the day, they remained so.

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They got healthier on defense: Linebacker Michael Boley returned to the lineup after missing two games with a hamstring injury, and as the regular season neared its end, Tuck finally recovered fully from a neck injury.

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"I hit the ball well enough to shoot a good score but these greens are just awful, we were talking about it all day, " said the American, who spent five months out of the game following a private-life scandal at the end of last year and has been troubled by a recent neck injury.

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For instance, Qatar, the Gulf state most willing to stick its neck out in the peace process, has suggested that it will put an end to normalisation with Israel.

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The neck ring is made up of four ropes of twisted silver strands joined together at each end.

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When 6-foot-9, 275-pound freshman Dajuan Coleman strolled into a session near the end of the regular season, Hopkins reached up and wrapped an arm around Coleman's neck and asked him to tell him one thing he had learned that day in class.

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