In 1993, dozens of people were injured when fans of the University of Wisconsin's football team tried to rush the field after a victory over the University of Michigan.
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But the India team, in a rush to open stores, on several occasions started work on sites as soon as it got the nod from the India committee, according to people who said they had observed the practice.
Vitaly Petrov and Sebastien Buemi have both been touted, but the team is not expected to rush into an appointment.
This, then, is used as an excuse to rush Bulger to trial before his rather skimpy legal team can be fully prepared.
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Self-described as a "ground-and-pound" team, they averaged fewer than three yards per rush attempt.
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If you retire you don't get that rush, and why should he retire having built this young team with so much more in front of it?
O'Gara's precise grubber unhinged Wasps' rush defence and Payne, recalled to the side after being made team manager this season, pounced in the left corner, O'Gara converting.
Ray Lewis and Matt Birk retired after helping the Ravens to a second Super Bowl title, high-salaried players were released by teams in a rush to get under the salary cap, and agents met with team executives trying work out new deals for their clients.
On the opposing team, bowlers try to eliminate batters by striking the wicket behind them, and fielders rush to catch struck balls on the fly, like getting a batter out in baseball.
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The experiment, conducted by a team from the Hamamatsu University of Medicine, found that the larvae of fruit flies hit with this electron rush were able to withstand an electron microscope's hostile vacuum unharmed and even grew to be healthy adults.
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