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The striker injured his Achilles during a summer friendly and has yet to play a full-blooded clash.

Until we have a decent election first with the values of capitalism and full-blooded nationalisation with a proper socialist programme, unlike Tony Blair's which was a sop, we will never get anywhere.

When asked a similar question, May-zhue-sah-e-bun-dung also refused to correlate skin color with identity by replying, "Yes, he was light, but he was a full-blooded Indian.

And New Zealand completed the hat-trick in a full-blooded encounter with Australia.

His tenacious tackling, and full-blooded commitment to the cause made him an instant terrace favourite.

He made the leap from the early modern to the full-blooded Enlightenment, but was his fate to develop the philosophical school of optimism; Voltaire put Liebniz's credo that this is the best of all possible worlds on horseback and rode it all over Candide.

I was always my Grandmother's, who was a full-blooded German's, favorite.

In a sense this anticipated the galloping phenomenon in which a Seattle or Oporto could get Rem Koolhaas and feed from the magic of a Rotterdam--London axis, or Berlin could import a full-blooded Parisian sophistication via a Jean Nouvel store and a stadium from Dominique Perrault down the street.

Without making being gay the subject of the film, Sloan and the exceptionally talented Urie make Eric a full-blooded gay individual.

Eyre and Lee make daughter and father vibrant, deep, full-blooded characters.

Although I am a full-blooded paid-up Christian, I have reserved judgement on a lot of promises in the Bible.

After flying back from Ostrava to Prague, and then from Prague to Stansted, both without sleeping a wink, Paul went on to play a full-blooded game of tennis at a nearby sports centre.

Even a full-blooded Aymara can conceivably erase his identity by thwarting those presumed conventions--moving to the city, speaking only Spanish, etc.

And to create what is arguably a full-blooded Lambo, Gallardo?