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• There is something comic and theatrically bracing about her high-handed ferocity.
• Chris Cutter, age 29, got his white, ceramic braces about four weeks ago.
• There was something bracing about watching him in action.
• Engineers will spend the weekend bracing about eight sections of the south wall, between the 18th and 39th floors.
• Whatever felt conceptually bracing about " Mrs . Tingle " 18 months ago is now grist for Pop Culture Court.
• Shortly after the elders approached Brace about the money in 1989, he responded with letters telling them that they were no longer church elders.
• That's a highly optimistic view considering Maurer said Irvin is likely to be in the neck brace about a week as he deals with soreness and stiffness.
• For all their disagreements, there is something bracing about the tenacity with which they try to make order out of chaos, about the way they confront the murk of lives no longer remembered.
• In this month when the quality of the nation's political dialogue appears destined to reach an all-time low, there's something bracing about a candidate who'll stand up and advocate the repeal of the 16th Amendment.