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But what good were his clubbed hands and shuffling step in the amaranth fields?

Some old club hands say it is going to be hard to change a business that has habitually thrived on hard drugs and bad behavior.

He whirled as two men tried to grab his arms, his clubbed hands smashing both of them aside.

The clubbed hand blundered heedlessly into his eye.

The giant was too heavy for him to move, and the boy's clubbed hands could not grasp him properly for such an effort.

"But you must promise," she said, as she took his clubbed hand, only recently capable of any gentleness, and brought it to her tender breast.

The first strange-male redoubled his efforts and locked his hands together to chop with clubbed hands.

However, not only are the fingers of their hands fused, but the cortical maps of their individual fingers also form a club hand.

Unfortunately the ownership of the Tassie passed out of club hands and the club underwent a period of decline.

He slipped his hand down to the outside edge of the man's club hand and lifted while he twisted the hand and wrist back into the body.

Posts shaped like forearms stand on the floor, their club hands supporting a slack, sausage-like form the surface of which shows signs of what appear to be bloody bandages.

Some krewes have specialty throws, for example the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club hand painted coconut or the Krewe of Muses shoes and mirrors.

Radial dysplasia (radial club hand, radial longitudinal deficiency) is a congenital difference occurring in a longitudinal direction resulting in radial deviation of the wrist and shortening of the forearm.

By way of strategy, if the winner has a strong clubs hand but lacks the ace of clubs, he may want to consider calling the holder of the ace of clubs to be his partner.

Despite the interest of other British clubs Hand returned to play for the Racers, where he won his first Heineken League Premier title, the Regal Scottish Cup and Scottish League.

The tournament had its first international teams (outside of North America) compete in the tournament, with Finnish clubs Hand of Doom and M-Team playing, as well as Swedish club Oppeby SK.

Suddenly the entire flock was swirling around the companions in a vi cious melee, antler against sword and dagger and even fist, for Yak waded into the thickest of the flock, bashing tirelessly with his great, clubbed hands.

If you discount Wimbledon - where the All England Club hand out anything up to a dozen wild cards to homegrown prospects - the last time six British players qualified for a Grand Slam tournament by right was all the way back in 1992.