It starts with a very early manifestation of the toxic relationship that cruelled Labor's term in office.
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He was on the fringes of Test selection last year before a shoulder injury cruelled his chances.
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The surface of the Oakes Oval strip is notorious for it's uneven bounce and has cruelled many skilled batsmen over the past few seasons.
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Firth has in one move belittled artists everywhere who apply for funding and most likely cruelled his chances of ever receiving a grant again.
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His 1994 season was ultimately cruelled by a knee injury, but he made regular appearances in 1995 as a second rower and again in 1996, mostly at lock.
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In chilly four-degree weather and playing with the unfamiliar Gaelic football, Australia were cruelled by wayward kicking – finishing with 13 one-point shots at goal compared with Ireland's five.
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Adelaide valiantly tried to reel in the deficit but poor goalkicking cruelled them, particularly in the second stanza when they gained traction in field play for no scoreboard reward with five consecutive behinds.
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But the nine-metre Huon pine marvel was cruelled by the easing wind conditions along the south east coast of Tasmania and its chances of victory were wiped out early this afternoon – leaving Giacomo the outright winner.
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Hayden Ballantyne and Michael Walters remain the best small forward duo in the competition, Walters' four goals against the Kangaroos a reminder of how much the Dockers missed him when he was cruelled by injury last year.
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The injury cruelled his State of Origin chances after many pundits believed he was a definite starter come game I. He returned in Round 21 and was selected at the end of the season in the Australian Four Nations train-on squad.
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It proved too much to cover for the Eagles in the Grand Final, falling short to West Adelaide by 30 points. The U/18s also lost their decider. It was a bitterly disappointing end for Michael Godden and his men after a near perfect season, cruelled by injury at the final hurdle.
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He also received the Kevin Bartlett medal for a fifth-placed finish in the club's best and fairest award. An injury received in pre-season cruelled his 2012 campaign, limiting him to only nine games. Vickery with Hawthorn in April 2017 In 2013 however, he played 21 games and kicked 27 goals, again placing second in club's goal kicking. In the Tigers' round 14 matchup against , his 18 disposal, 11 mark and one goal performance won him best-afield honours and the Ian Stewart Medal.
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At the end of the season, the Eagles finished third on the ladder, drawing an away final at Port Adelaide in the opening week of the finals. Ben Cousins. The Eagles finals series was cruelled by injuries to key players, something that had been quite common in the latter half of the season, exacerbated by a hamstring injury to Ben Cousins when leading Port Adelaide in the first week. Ultimately West Coast crashed out of the finals in straight sets, losing to Port by three points in the opening week before losing to Collingwood by 19 points in a highly exciting final that went into extra time for only the second time since the extra time rule had been implemented.
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In the leadup to the 1996 election, the aircraft noise issue became an increasingly dominant issue; she was "pushed to the forefront" of the debate, but was prevented from crossing the floor to support a John Howard-written amendment that would have reopened the east–west runway and reduced noise in her electorate. The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that the Labor Party had "helped and cruelled her prospects", but that she was "unlikely to resist the backlash on noise". By January 1996, amidst poor Labor polling statewide, media reports suggested that she would struggle to hold her seat, with clashing policies over airport noise emerging as a key campaign issue. She was easily defeated amidst the Labor landslide defeat at the 1996 federal election by Liberal candidate and former state MP Paul Zammit.
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