He reached down under his greasy T-shirt and pulled out a nine-millimetre cartridge that was attached to a string around his neck.

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But we all know that didn't happen and I believe this was down to Australia's world class bowlers who put us under a lot of pressure.

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Yet Cameron Smith points to the quality of Super League, and the success down under of Gareth Ellis, when arguing that England aren't actually as far off as people think.

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Investors who aren't under Uncle Sam's thumb can move their money elsewhere, bidding up prices and driving down yields on other fixed-income assets in the U.S. and offshore.

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D'Antoni resigned earlier this month when he realized that his offense couldn't mesh with the style of another Knicks star, Carmelo Anthony, and Lin's numbers have gone down under interim coach Mike Woodson.

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"When you came on his staff, you'd better be ready to coach because he wasn't going to sit you down and tell you what he wanted you to do, " said Bill Brashier, who coached under Fry for more than 20 years.

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But truth be told, this exact same story made the circuit about six months ago, when Reggie Fils-Aime sat down with a number of media outlets during the 3DS launch and said that children under seven shouldn't watch 3D, calling the rule a "standard protocol" in the industry.

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Closer to the dam, college students from the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point caught one sturgeon after another in large nets on long metal poles and wrestled them to shore, where state officials took down the lengths of the fish and inserted electronic tags under the skin of any sturgeon that didn't already have one.

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