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• Silk had been a fourth-line wing when the Games began.
• Besides Kariya, injuries to second-line wing Mike Leclerc and defenseman Ruslan Salei also hurt.
• Matteau became expendable because of the development of forward Niklas Sundstrom, who has been a reliable third-line wing.
• A hard-line wing of the Bush administration has been pushing to get more money and weapons to the Iraqi opposition in exile.
• State-run media, which are controlled by the hard-line wing of the establishment, did not immediately report her arrival.
• The win in Gujarat makes Modi, 52, a hero with the most hard-line wing of his party and its Hindu supremacist affiliates.
• He eventually resigned over alleged instances of anti-Semitism within the hard-line wing of the party, and was replaced by Bernard Landry.
• Zubrus did not make the trip to Toronto, nor did fourth-line wing Aaron Asham, who will miss a second game with a sore back.
• Trimble, who beat four other candidates, belongs to the party's hard-line wing, which is most likely to reject talks with Sinn Fein.
• Everyone else on the team, from the front line wings to the back line wings, as well as the serviceman also play crucial roles on the team.
• Everyone else on the team, from the front line wings to the back line wings, as well as the serviceman also play crucial roles on the team.
• The insects, which can grow to an inch long, have bulging eyes, two pairs of translucent, vein-lined wings and two or three filamentlike tails.
• He activated defenseman Murray Baron from the injured list, promoted Igor Korolev from a regular healthy scratch to a first-line wing position and switched backup goalies to boot.
• The attention lavished on a fourth-line wing who hasn't scored a goal all season might be a problem on another team, but not for the Bruins.
• In the interview, Mohtashemi said the government was gagging the hard-line wing and deviating from the principles of the 1979 Islamic revolution, which established Muslim fundamentalist rule.
• Parvanov aslo called for an end to the " pointless infighting " in his party, alluding to dissent by its hard-line wing, headed by Videnov.
• His death will have no immediate impact on the current alignment of leaders, but it weakens the hard-line wing of the party and thus could ease the path for liberalization.
• He was replaced by fourth line wing Dan Bylsma and Bylsma promptly scored his second goal of the season when he found a wide open net after receiving a perfect pass from Cullen.
• The win for the Ducks came minus both first-line wing Teemu Selanne ( groin injury ) and center Steve Rucchin ( plagued by the effects of a broken nose and cheekbone ).
• Internally, the party is under pressure from a hard-line wing that is demanding that the movement return to its Marxist roots and put class conflict at the top of its program.