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bane

(bān),

A poison or blight.

[O.E. bana]

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Banes soaked up the early pressure and launched a counter-attack.

Knockout win for Sutherland; BOXING

British number three Ward did not have such a smooth progression as he was made to work hard by 26-year-old Australian Banes.

Duo are still on track for Aussie Open; TENNIS

Banes declined to identify the woman, but he said she was a graduate of Mass Communications at the University of the Philippines-Cebu.

Woman, 2 minors among 6 NPA rebels captured after battle with gov't troops

In a press release issued by the county, Commissioner Banes said keeping the membership at five would be more efficient in the short term, considering the issues the authority currently faces.

Chairman resigns from Newton solid waste Authority; third resignation since April

David Banes, CEO of Mada, Maha al-Mansoori, deputy CEO of Mada and Ahmed Habib , head of communications, were present on the occasion.

Assistive technology centre launches online library

In 2002, the well-respected dance historian Sally Banes, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, suffered a debilitating stroke.

Before, Between, and Beyond: Three Decades of Dance Writing

I just wanted to let you know that I thought Michael Banes article on tactical reloads was excellent.

The tactical reload

Partnerships prospered as Brian Pigott steered his Erdington Court team into the semi finals of the All England Mixed Fours Bowls Championship at Blaby, Leicestershire, writes Don McQuarrie Pigott teamed up with his wife Jacqueline and another husband and wife combination, Bill and Jean Hamilton to see off Keith Banes's side from Sheerness Town, Kent in the quarter finals.

In brief: Bowls

by Sally Banes. New York: Routledge, 1998, 271 pp., $75.00 hardcover, $22.99 paper.

Dancing Women: Female Bodies on Stage

The heart, basically a pump with some complicated support systems, is prone to one of plumbing's banes -- clogged pipes.