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As it was late October, there was a cool nippiness to the air.
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The long, dark Nordic winter may be over, but the nippiness at night is not to be underestimated.
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Cwen, the mistress of the estate, could feel the nippiness of the breeze tuck itself beneath her blanket and make her shiver.
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Soden primarily played halfback up until the 1994 NSWRL season when an injury to former captain Tony Rea gave Soden the chance to play at . The advent of the ten-metre defensive rule in 1994 seemed tailor-made to Soden's nippiness around the rucks and his great form kept former captain Tony Rea in reserve grade during the clubs run to the preliminary final that year. Over the next 5 seasons, Soden was a mainstay of the North Sydney team. In 1996 he played 24 times and was in the side which lost to St George Dragons in the preliminary final.
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Connaboy, who was born in Edinburgh, played football for local junior club Loanhead Mayflower, from where he signed for Scottish League Division One club Alloa Athletic in November 1922. Described as "an inside right forward of good height and build", he had previously had a trial with Dunfermline Athletic, and was rumoured in the press to have asked them for a signing-on fee of £1,000 and wages of £7 per week. The Scotsman thought him too slow in his debut match, against Clyde on 11 November, but he was to play regularly for Alloa through the 1922–23 season; his work was described as "stolid and brawny" in a 1–0 defeat at Raith Rovers, in contrast to the "nippiness" of Willie Crilley and the "cute work" of Wood. They were relegated to Division Two for 1923–24, and Connaboy showed up well at the lower level.
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