Sarah Palin comes out kind of playing the role of the support act whose job it is to steal the show every night.

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Even as he raised his gavel to open the hearings, Thompson knew that the committee's Democrats had found a way to steal the show.

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But after Nosworthy had received his marching orders and Colin Cameron scored the resulting spot-kick, Blake returned to steal the show and seal a third successive victory.

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But perhaps inevitably the boxing pictures are likely to steal the show.

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Less Might Be More, we show five retailers whose gross margins are narrowing, suggesting that their strategy is to steal shoppers away from the competition, and we show those whose margins are widening, which could come back to haunt them.

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Compiled by the Island Goats Sailing Society, it contains essays, articles and many historic photographs--though none, sadly, that show drunken yachtsmen trying to steal the cannon from old Fort Mackinac on Mackinac Island, which they tried to do (unsuccessfully) in 1960.

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And to steal an infamous line from San Antonio Spurs coach Greg Popovich, this course is about to show the golfers and golf fans some nasty.

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