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But if the virus or bacterium is one that our hapless rider has never wrestled, a different sort of immune response comes to the rescue.

The officers walked him around the corner and, as he began resisting, wrestled him to the ground.

Even Breyugar's limp form was wrestled back toward the fire, Pryrates continued to squint at the place where the count had fallen.

However, as anyone who has wrestled with a persistent case of athlete's foot knows, it's not easy to root out a fungus once it's taken hold.

Pharr, 25, said he wrestled out of the harness binding him to his instructor, and started emergency treatment to try to save him.

Their experiments solved one of the great mysteries of biology, one scientists had wrestled with since the dawn of genetics.

"These issues now have to be included and wrestled with" in drafting national security strategy, she said.

As he wrestled with the decision over whether to leave NASA, the Obama administration made the decision to scrap Constellation and Ares I.

She claims the pair of them wrestled on the floor of his apartment as he tried to unhook her bra.

I wrestled with my conscience for a long time, then decided to tell him the truth.

On a journey to Canaan he wrestled all night with an angel, who blessed him and gave him the name Israel.

And it has wrestled seriously in recent years with the tough question of whether or not to cut off funding when corruption is suspected.

This left Jacob all alone in the camp, and a man came and wrestled with him until the dawn began to break.

He lunged at the burglar and wrestled with him for the weapon.

The British Royal Navy wrestled with the same problem and found a solution.

They talked and wrestled in the throes of composition, and felt as if something were happening, really happening, really in the void.

For decades, officials have wrestled with the question of what to do about the seedy side of the city, Mr.

As he sloshed through the wet snow he wrestled with a rising feeling of impotence , self- pity and rebellion .

Grappling, we fell to the ground, where we wrestled for a few minutes until the attacker jumped up and escaped.

This summer Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson has wrestled with one of his biggest challenges since taking office five years ago.

and the socket of Jacob's hip was dislocated as he wrestled with Him.

The question I wrestled with then was one I now often get asked by other men: How do I look?

It made the dwarf smile to see them sweating and cursing as they wrestled the heavy machines onto the inclines.

Jack Bauer arm once wrestled Superman. The stipulations were the loser had to wear his underwear on the outside of his pants.

We wrestled for an hour, but the longer it went on, the more he realized the strength of his position.

Early Christian groups wrestled with the kind of question that people sometimes still do which is what happens to you when you're dead?

In 2009 state governments wrestled with budget gaps totalling $110 billion; California's alone was responsible for over a third of that sum.

It's amazing that doug wrestled and played with this bear on a daily bases for a span of many years without ever getting seriously injured.

Well, hey. anybody could have tackled that guy and wrestled the gun away. prevented mass murder. Here's what I'm gonna do.

He wrestled with his attacker until he kicked his feet under him and he fell to the ground.

As he wrestled for the world championship against Boris Spassky at Reykjavik in 1972 they poked whirring TV cameras over his shoulder.

Bush quickly ducked to avoid being hit and was not injured. Al-Zeidi was quickly wrestled to the ground by guards and dragged away.

From the moment I opened my eyes to my last thought each night, I wrestled with who I was, how I lived and what my purpose was.

Wojtek smoked cigarettes, drank beer from the bottle, wrestled with the men, and retired to Edinburgh Zoo after the war.

The concept of making charges neutral to investment strategy has been something people have wrestled with for some time, says Mr Maslinski.

On the biggest worry of all, the budget, it may well take a crisis to force action, but Americans have wrestled down huge deficits before.

We all face decisions about the direction our life should take. As a young man, I wrestled for years with whether to enter the ministry.

The day had been long and arduous, and he slept soundly and comfortably, though he growled and barked and wrestled with bad dreams.

Two others were slashed as they wrestled the shooter to the ground. The gunman is hospitalized withwhat's described as a serious neck wound.

But W. O. Bentley would be even more pleased that "his" company was finally wrestled away from Roll-Royce.

Then two men seemed to be dragging him off and he wrestled for freedom.

For me, death is no longer abstract. I have wrestled with death, in the guise of the cancer that fed on my body.

Maryville police say the suspect was stopped stabbed by practioners and parishioners who wrestled into him to the ground.

During the time that I transitioned from Christianity to atheism I wrestled with many questions.

I flung a diaper bag and my purse over my right shoulder, grabbed our two-year-old with my free hand and wrestled the car keys from him.

I haven't really worked out since I wrestled in high school, so as part of my man makeover, I revived my ancient gym routine.

But the shoe-thrower is wrestled to the ground by other journalists and security officials at the news conference.

As in Dunhuang, the program participants wrestled with issues of translations and cultural difference.

We wrestled him to the ground and bit him repeatedly until wewere satisfied that we had "killed" him.

They've wrestled with embarrassing revelations about some early leaders that drew charges of racism and xenophobia. Ms. Martin and Ms.

Another came at Coke's 2004 annual meeting, when a shareholder activist was wrestled to the ground by security guards and evicted.

I wrestled with a question: What is the human flaw that allows genocide to erupt again and again?

The minister wrestled over the wording of the communique .

The attack comes a day after a 13-year-old girl wrestled with a great white shark.

Bumps were on areas of the skin not covered by bathing-suits - one unlucky wrestler had wrestled in the nude.

But notice that while chicken pie was in the running back then, somehow 180 years later, turkey has wrestled chicken right off the table.

I wrestled with the crossword clue for ages before light finally dawned, ie I understood the solution.

She wrestled with her attacker.

He wrestled all his life with his feeling of inferiority.

Yet business schools have always wrestled with how best to help students acquire this skill .

Packard, who died two years ago at 83, wrestled with managing the day-to-day operation.

For this fight I've wrestled with alligators, I've tussled with the whale.

But when we wrestled it onto the counter, even the ham's size seemed daunting. "Which side is the top? " my mother asked.

He wrestled with this puzzle for an hour.

Two girls were reading "Julius Caesar" as two others wrestled with maths.

As someone who wrestled since age eight, I proceeded to crush her, of Mice and Men style.

Wrestled the piano up the stairs.

But we children usually wrestled on the bed, but the wrestlers did on a large mat.

For the longest time, Ari Moore, 28, and her partner, wrestled with the idea of adopting cats.

With mighty wrestlings have I wrestled with my sister, and have prevailed.

It is not the first time Britain has wrestled with such dilemmas.

Other networks have wrestled with the same issues.

The guards wrestled with the intruders.

For more than 150 years, photographers have wrestled with the problem of exposure.

The fortunate bird disappeared while the fellow wrestled with this dilemma.

Foote was wrestled to the ground, and the Compromise of 1850 was ultimately passed.

And Rachel said, In wrestling with God, I have wrestled with my sister and have prevailed; so she called his name Naphtali.

He wrestled with his classmate.

She wrestled her attacker to the ground.

John wrestled with the robbers.

By the year 2000, Karelin had wrestled for 13 years without being beaten.

He wrestled his opponent to the ground.

Others joshed loudly and wrestled with each other.

The first fall guys were men who wrestled for money.

As my D 3 section pursued these leads, I wrestled with the problem of how to handle Blunt, now that he was my responsibility.

They may have wrestled with body image even before puberty started (for example, battles with weight or dissatisfaction with height).

Q2: Who wrestled with Jacob?

Other developing countries have wrestled with income-tax collection, with varying degrees of success.

Have you ever wrestled with a career-vs. -flexibility tradeoff?

The store manager wrestled the would-be robber to the ground,

Wrestled him to a draw

I've wrestled wrong and right

Wrestled sea squids, this and more