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But as he celebrates his fiancee’s graduation from Arizona State, dives into the planning for next winter’s wedding and cranks up his offseason throwing program, Knack can’t help but pinch himself.

I’m trying to pinch myself every time because it’s crazy and I’m like, “OK, we’re almost to Christmas” — and that’s when it’s official official, it feels like.

Sara apparently said her mother had smacked her, pinched her, and tried to burn her with a lighter.

The packaged food industry has faced slowing growth as consumers feel the pinch from years of rising prices.

Controlled by magnets making a pinching motion, the robots can inch-worm forward on a solid surface.