He got 388, fell a mere 39 votes shy of a date in Cooperstown, New York, with a nice, bronzed bust and plaque.
They won 25 of 45 games after Feaster took over as interim General Manager in December, but a late-season slide left Calgary three points shy of a playoff spot in the Western Conference.
And a cyclist at Cambridge University's bicycle club described Mr Williams as "a shy chap" with a "peculiarly memorable laugh and smile".
Bears who had been wagering on a lousy report got what they want, but they stopped shy of a full mauling, apparently electing to cover their shorts quickly after the initial plunge.
Getting started in making connections with some support may turn a shy and lonely elder into a happier one.
Ben Stiller stars as Ted, who we see at the beginning of the film as a shy high school student with a mouthful of braces that make his face look like the grill of a 1957 Buick.
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He began serving drinks in 16-inch-tall glasses that hold just shy of a quart.
Even more telling, perhaps, this ratio sits just 2 percentage points shy of a 52-week acme.
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The defeat leaves Vale seven points shy of a play-off spot with eight games left to play.
In the earlier meeting this season in Waco, Texas, Griner finished one blocked shot shy of a triple-double.
Jeff Bezos is known for being brilliant, publicity shy and a futuristic thinker.
In any case, here we are, one decade shy of a century since all of this rumbled into play.
Referee Steve Conroy cautioned Boyd for obstruction rather than dangerous play, leaving the forward one disciplinary point shy of a suspension.
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Compared to similar readings taken during the past year, this ratio stands just 11 percentage points shy of a pessimistic peak.
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These activities all require methodical, logistical, mathematical, wardrobe and dietary considerations just shy of a royal wedding or a Super Bowl halftime show.
"Of course it's there to think about, " said James, who finished with 26 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds just one shy of a triple-double.
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Univision Communications, the country's largest Spanish-language television network, is controlled by media-shy billionaire A. Jerrold Perenchio, son of an Italian vintner from Fresno, Calif.
This ratio is just 4 percentage points shy of a yearly peak, meaning speculators have been snapping up puts over calls at a near annual-high pace.
He left one rebound shy of a triple-double, feigning disappointment.
"He's very shy, a normal fellow, a family person who leads his own life and feels it's none of the public's business, " says Jerry Seslowe, chairman of Resource Holdings, a private investment firm in Manhattan he started with Anschutz and the late billionaire Jay Pritzker.
To Lewis, a shy, numbers-obsessed fellow with a thin smile, the branches are the means to rake in cheap capital.
It is hard for me to believe that a shy country boy who grew up on a family farm in central Montana is heading to Washington, D.
Still, a few traditional participants were gun shy about calling a direction for next week, wanting to see how prices settled Friday and keeping in mind options expiration and first notice day for futures would keep the market volatile.
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Carter is a shy, laid back guy, so it took a while for his teammates to catch on to what he was doing.
But Inge was very, very good, and he never wrote anything better than the soft-spoken story of Madge (Maggie Grace), a shy, pretty girl whose uncomplicated existence is upended when a handsome drifter named Hal (Sebastian Stan) passes through town and lures her into bed.
Many southerners think that northern employers anyway would prefer a shy, ill-paid African to an assertive young Sicilian with a law degree.
The place is provincial England, the time is the nineteen-eighties, and the hero is Will Proudfoot (Bill Milner), a shy and studious boy who lives with his mother among the Plymouth Brethren, a religious sect.
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