• Baldwin spends a few minutes needling Arline and Arthur Hass on the merits of the petition.

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  • Sautet builds up a needling tension, aided by fine renditions of Ravel at his most difficult and plaintive.

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  • Maybe Clinton liked the agency's record of needling New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, the probable Republican challenger.

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  • But Minnesotans, who put Mr Ventura into the governorship because they were fed up with politics-as-usual, dislike personal needling.

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  • Nineteen controls received two treatments, four weeks apart, of dry-needling, which involved inserting an acupuncture needle into rotator-cuff tissue to stimulate healing.

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  • Even behind bars, though, he could not resist needling Deng in a series of letters that were smuggled out of jail and published overseas.

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  • Wurman relishes the role of onstage impresario, tossing free hats to the audience, needling latecomers and rambling about his past successes in between desultory interviews.

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  • Fourth, Mr Ilves has helped nudge his country, whose citizens adore needling the decrepit Russian bear, into a more sensible relationship with their old oppressors.

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  • But if the Hungarian conservative leader, Viktor Orban, wins the election that is likely next year, Slovakia may find its needling meets a more vigorous response.

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  • Although late-night hosts are known for needling their network bosses on-air, the timing of Leno's latest jabs at NBC seemed to make the network particularly uncomfortable.

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  • Add, finally, the bungling of the House Republicans, first in ruling out the alternative of a censure motion and then in needling the Senate to be equally partisan.

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  • But lingering in this thought is a needling twist of irony: We would never take on the risks our parents took let alone the risks taken by the Pilgrims.

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  • As Obama took to the trail in Michigan on Monday, the state's Republican Party released an Internet ad needling him over his decision not to campaign in Michigan during the primaries.

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  • Does this response discover a further, subtle, conscience-needling irony?

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  • We followed him on our motorbikes, passing dusty buildings with candy-coloured roofs and needling through the crowded streets stitched to the banks of the Bassac, one of three rivers that meet at the low-rise Cambodian capital.

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  • Ever since Soft Spot, and starting with the title track to 2005's End of Love, he's taken to occasionally needling those for whom expressions of love run counter to a painstakingly maintained ironic distance.

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  • Patients injected with platelet-rich plasma blood containing high concentrations of platelets experienced a significant reduction in shoulder pain from rotator cuff tendinitis and tears compared with a procedure called dry needling, according to a study in Clinical Rehabilitation.

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  • The populist mayor of Cluj, Georghe Funar, has built a career out of needling the city's Hungarians, doing away with historic street-names and sponsoring what Hungarians say is a spurious archaeological dig round a statue of Matthias Corvinus, a 15th-century Magyar king.

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