1.   A hand squeezed at her heart.

2.   Fans are being squeezed at both ends.

3.   For a half, the game count was called out by the public-address announcer and the horn was actually a can squeezed at courtside.

4.   His own access to Clinton got squeezed at the same time, says Lemann, along with other media heavyweights who suddenly found themselves out of the presidential graces.

5.   So that means all those juices that are freshly squeezed at the grocery will have to carry warning labels, too.

6.   Smaller producers tend to get squeezed out at such times.

7.   That started today, with hog prices plunging their daily trading limit at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange while corn prices soared, continuing to squeeze margins at hog producers.

8.   That helps insulate the company from the price pressure that has squeezed revenues at many drug companies, he said.

9.   Wall Street is worried about revenues being squeezed at big pharmaceutical companies as patents on important drugs are retired.