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With those two, plus progress from young Victor Robles and Carter Kieboom, the Nats’ lineup next year might roughly equal the punch of the World Series-winning team.

From feather-light to a heavy punch, from vibrations to temperatures, a tree-like architecture similar to our hands would help organize, integrate, and otherwise process data collected from those sensors.

The clip-on version is petite and ideal for on-the-go sanitization, and packs a punch with more than 300 mists per package.

Our eyes were open that punches would be thrown – and to be fair.

A patterned floor can give a small room a lot of punch, show personality and character, plus it’s a room your guests will see, so it’s worth splurging.

As zealots poured in from Arkansas and Mississippi, a wire service reporter got punched in the ribs.

But just as the Solloway family was about to leave Noah saw Scotty, punched him, and strangled him.

The struggle continues and Chan is punched, suffering a broken nose.

They slapped and punched him, and when he fell, dragged him through the dirt.

A Halloween dance at the hospital is considered a success because “no one got punched or stabbed.”

The clerk who waited on them had come to the table and placed a punched ticket for the sundaes on it.

Darry and Burd just then caught sight of the punched check lying on the table and they both reached for it.

With medium or moderately hard steel all rivet holes should be drilled, or punched ⅛ in.

If he had, he made no sign, and a moment later I had punched the bell-push and Maisie Ann was opening the door for us.

The "canned fruit" was being punched with bayonets, and the jugs smashed by gun-butts.