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heel

In stringed musical instruments, the end of the bow held by the player.
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But Mick Moore's men were set back on their heels early in the second period by a Matt Gardner double.
Sphinx are scuppered by late slump; MIDLAND ALLIANCE by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Whickham were four up and cruising inside 40 minutes, but were then set back on their heels when Jamie Poole scored twice in 10 minutes.
Football: Whickham pointing in right direction win for; ARNGROVE ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The Motormen were set back on their heels in the second minute as Windsor took a shock lead when Sanders executed a perfect lob over Vauxhall keeper Hilton, who had advanced off his line.
Football: Motormen get replay by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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