Word: kneeing
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...condition was good. But then the doctors admitted that an operation to remove or bypass a blood clot in his left leg "did not achieve the desired effect" and "the condition of the leg was gradually deteriorating." On Sunday morning doctors amputated Tito's left leg below the knee, because gangrene had set in. The aging dictator had consented to the operation, after opposing it initially...
Raucous cheering from the stands accompanies her introduction before each game. Things haven't always been this easy for Boutillier. Plagued by knee trouble earlier this season, and by what she described as impossibly high expectations, Nancy had a rocky debut with the cagers...
...cagers continued their high level of play in Saturday's contest, despite the absence of three regular starters: the injured Curry, flu-ridden Frenesa Hall, and Woolery, who suffered a knee injury in the pre-game warmups...
...UNITED STATES is at a crossroads in its foreign policy: it can either re-subscribe to the principles that brought two decades of cold war, Korea and Vietnam, or try something new. The old policies have brought nothing but failure; if, for once, the U.S. shuns a knee-jerk military response, it will both salvage its foreign policy goals and leave open a path to world peace...
...subtly, from all other Rembrandts. In the meantime, the clichés of art appreciation-"masterpiece," "genius," "deep humanity," "quality," "values" and the rest of that fustian-become, in the face of a spiraling market, a dead language, analogous to advertising copy and producing the same kind of knee-jerk reverence in a brutalized culture of unfulfillable desire...