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en That first round narrowly missed the officer. He was struck by some shrapnel. He's in satisfactory condition.

en A struggle ensued. The officer was able to break away and fired a round. The officer was very fortunate. The officer used his training very well. He talked to the subject when he had a gun to his head.

en The officer approached the residence and was met by an armed gunman. The officer fired on him and struck that man.

en The officer first attempted to verbally stop the fight and then tried to physically separate them. The officer was physically struck. To ensure the combatants' safety as well as his own safety, the officer used the means necessary.

en He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. I was able to read the winds pretty well, but some of my shots only narrowly missed greens, adding to my frustration. I also missed some short putts, although those putts all seemed to be going into the cup moments after I hit them.

en We're very pleased to have narrowly missed another storm.

en He was killed but luckily it narrowly missed our convoy and no one was hurt in the incident.

en It was miserable. Dries out your eyes. Imagine someone taking a blow dryer to your face, but cold. And all the shrapnel, like the particles of dirt flying in front. Wind is the hardest condition to play in, even worse than snow if you can believe that.

en A CIA officer has been fired for unauthorized contact with the media and for the unauthorized disclosure of classified information. This is a violation of the secrecy agreement that is the condition of employment with CIA. The officer has acknowledged the contact and the disclosures.

en We have over 27 students accounts, approximately 30, that said no officer was struck,

en The original Hazelwood decision in 1988 is regrettable enough. Now the high court has missed an opportunity to keep a bad law narrowly defined.

en When a man is out of the game, he must restore his health without any rush, return to satisfactory condition and then sign a decree saying he can come back to his duties.

en According to the officer, the armored car had not been parked in that particular location recently. It may have been at the garage, but not where he saw it [Tuesday], according to the officer. The officer requested one officer for backup -- I do not know how many actually responded.

en If an officer rolled up on something that required his immediate attention and another officer or dispatcher was talking about their call at length that officer may be forced to exit his cruiser without telling another officer where he's at or what his problem is.

en Hopefully we can get him some seven-on-seven, stuff like that. He's got to get in condition. That's his big deal. He missed camp. The guy hasn't been in training camp. I just think you have to get him in condition. We'll bring him along. Obviously, his mark is to play some in the preseason, but be ready for Kansas City.


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