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And if not, just why are they jousting with each other?

But there's no way I can actually joust like this.

Like two knights jousting, they went at each other once again.

It was jousting he should be thinking about, not kissing.

So now he and the sheriff began to joust with each other on a much more serious level.

But he did not hesitate to joust with his critics.

"It's even better than successfully jousting with a budget director."

This year something new is being added: jousting in full armor.

Since 1962, the official state sport of Maryland is jousting.

And, lately, she was jousting with him, too, on just about every issue that presented itself.

Jousting riders were known to change their aim at the last moment.

A set of jousting knights also chase each other every 15 minutes.

Henry's death was a factor in the end of jousting as a sport.

Their name is a reference to the medieval sport of jousting.

"Knights were jousting with the same brain that we're using today," he said.

Legislators last week jousted over how language defines what it means to be American.

Dragons used in jousting are usually caught from the wild, and thus very hard to control.

After a decade of jousting for titles, do they really dislike each other?

By the time she stepped into the kitchen at 8, the boys were hungry and jousting for her attention.

Today both sides jousted for public relations advantage in the dispute.

It would have been easier for them to find a spot near the fence to see the jousting up close.

Now, just hours before the ceremony, there is no time for jousting with utensils.

After Roman times, there is no record of water jousting until the twelfth century.

Each member must joust at least once; therefore, all members have that experience in common and it is part of the Conference's spirit.

Blade, again ready for jousting, would have topped her but she pushed him back.