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The Giants took full advantage when Joe Alt limped out of the game.

Yes, it was tense and Luke Donald's line-up only just limped over the line to win 15-13, but they had done enough on the first two days to make it possible.

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It will not have a bye for the first round of the playoffs, having limped through much of the second half of the schedule.

Usually, with a lifeless body hanging limp from a broken neck, the spectacle of gruesome victimhood in a lynching photograph obscures the bigger picture.

Urias, who was hospitalized for two days and released, told police the shooter walked with a limp.

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