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Seems to me that he'd done away with her armbands, too.

Some of the people standing across the river have white armbands.

The 46 other women in the program are wearing black armbands, too.

He took over the captain's armband early in the 2008 season.

Some continued to wear the armbands weeks after his death.

But after last season, I suggested the club to give the armband to someone else.

A woman with a gun and armband brought a man who had neither.

He played 41 games in the 2005-06 campaign, also taking up the captain's armband.

For those in uniform a black armband is allowed instead.

Both had been seen to give armbands of solid gold to the water.

"But we're thinking in terms of a belt or an armband, something like that."

I wore a black armband in memory of the students who had been killed.

The players and officials on both sides also wore black armbands.

Children who wear armbands can become dependent on them, as well.

A silver armband on exhibit is a case in point.

I almost wish there were a black armband around the building."

Yet, finally, we see evidence that those armbands and lawn signs can make a difference.

She asked to return to the first table, the one with the jeweled armband.

The armband wrapped around his left sleeve read, peace and order.

They can be recognizing by the orange armband on their arm.

I must also wear an armband so that others can avoid me if they choose.

He has been quoted many times as refusing to take a black armband view of history.

This a list of people who wore the captain's armband the most times.

It will probably help if there is armband on me to make sure I do that!"

Throw off the armbands, that is the Conservative economic plan to create jobs.