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Unlike cards or a roulette wheel, well-thrown dice reward most everyone on the rail, yielding a collective yawp that drowns out the slots.
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The question was sometimes followed by a well-thrown boot.
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Several times, wide-open receivers dropped well-thrown passes.
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He had good leaping ability as well as speed, and he knocked down a few well-thrown balls.
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We did return with early cress and wild onion, and Gaby surprised himself by bringing down a wild wherry with a well-thrown lance.
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This detail struck against the back of her hand like the well-thrown force of a perfect ice-ball.
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They're both dense fields - but Undead or Alive skips merrily over their surfaces with the breezy glancing bounces of a well-thrown stone over a river.
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They had allowed backup quarterback J.P. Losman to net two touchdowns, one on a 9-yard scramble up the middle in the first quarter, the other on a well-thrown pass to receiver Steve Johnson late in the second.
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Walter fumbled a shotgun snap on the Raiders 'first possession for a 20-yard loss, and Travis Taylor dropped a well-thrown pass for a sure first down on the second possession.
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His second interception came when tight end Nick Stefanow couldn't pull in a well-thrown ball that hit him in the hands before it ricocheted to Virginia's Marcus Hamilton.
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