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He successfully	steered a government owned firm KINFRA to become a su
d donors about their philanthropic giving and	steered a number of high net worth individuals toward
entrepreneurial genius of Vasant J. Sheth and	steered ahead confidently, tasting new waters and exp
cation beyond the 8th grade, Julian's parents	steered all of their children toward higher education
These boats are	steered and propelled using a single paddle, making t
ntennas, the resulting additive signal can be	steered and focused electronically.
slingshot effect of Saturn's mass would have	steered and boosted Voyager 1 out to a fly-by of Plut
rious disadvantage is that balloons cannot be	steered and consequently neither the direction the la
ver 6 metres), but unfortunately it cannot be	steered, as it always points vertically.
The Poles were to be	steered away from opposing Germans and guided into co
Since then, WFPL has	steered away from music to focus on broadcasting news
From the outset, your school	steered away from the traditional pattern of rote lea
	Steered Beam radars steer a narrow beam through a sca
onauts convinced him that the object had been	steered because it followed precisely the re-entry co
ight of MiG-19s trailed so that they could be	steered behind the American fighters maneuvering to a
Along with her husband, Kevin McCarty, she	steered bond deals with the county government, the co
In the 2007-08 season, Trollope	steered Bristol Rovers to mid-table security after a
"The Watermill,	steered by its enterprising artistic director Jill Fr
The lifeboat would be	steered by either a rudder or sweep oars.
The nose gear wheel is	steered by a Steer by Wire system.
Eventually the boardroom revolution	steered by Sir John Hall removed Seymour, Jr. from hi
The bomb was	steered by radio command guidance, the operator track
ter-style cars with two seats, which could be	steered by the riders.
The gallery is	steered by two parties: Charlie James, collector and
knots (19 km/h; 12 mph) and Molotov had to be	steered by her engines.
hareef, a convert to the Nation of Islam, was	steered by an undercover informant from wanting to "s
The missile would be	steered by small fins at the tail, but lacked wings;
eighborhood under revitalization from efforts	steered by South Philadelphia H.O.M.E.S. Inc. and the
singly, given Miller's stature, U.S. theaters	steered clear of Misfits.
He shared Lewis's political views but	steered clear of his right-wing intransigence.
150 recordings, and for the most part, it has	steered clear of orchestral 'warhorses'.
ing Head ensured that every neighboring tribe	steered clear for many years.
The Razzies, which had previously	steered clear of politics, received criticism from so
ferent had their sharp-shooting schoolteacher	steered clear of injury.
In June 2010, she	steered controversy over an interview she gave on Der
y were able to inform the Royal Navy and thus	steered convoys away from where most groups of U-boat
er Brian Mullins as Derry manager in 1999 and	steered Derry to another National League title in 200
00 kg of explosives, which was intended to be	steered directly at its targets - initially the Royal
his pace began to slow down, but as Chisholm	steered Dundee United away from relegation, Dodds' vi
Perhaps most remarkably, he	steered each of the clubs to premierships in his very
leship an easier ride in rough seas (the ship	steered easier).
As non playing coach, Dolan	steered East Fremantle to a premiership in the 1943 u
feboats, keeping close together, set sail and	steered eastwards for the Cape Verde Islands.
It could be	steered either by wheel or tiller, and it appeared mu
The Yuan forces	steered fire ships into the Song formation, but the S
sailor-like, [we]	steered for the first grog-shop.
ed for Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Alabama	steered for New York.
Forest in August 2002 and in his first season	steered Forest into the play-offs.
s for the companies owned by InBev Germany is	steered from there for this Market.
He also	steered Germany into the semi-finals of the 2010 Euro
g favorable scores by influential critics has	steered global winemaking towards producing a homogen
ce encounter with blues musician Muddy Waters	steered her towards playing slide guitar.
He was a conservative person, and	steered his newspaper Fremskridt in such a direction.
As coach of West Perth from 1947 to 1952 he	steered his club to two premierships, in 1949 and 195
tiative, Lieutenant Commander Ernest E. Evans	steered his hopelessly outclassed ship into the foe a
ted the enemy from boarding but he ultimately	steered his ship out of the wind so the Decatur was a
e him a reputation for having single-handedly	steered his team into the final.
rolific scorer in domestic cricket and in May	steered his club Wayamba to a 31-run victory in the i
o have his crew lie flat on the deck while he	steered his ship in on her.
he pillaging was good, and in the autumn they	steered home to Denmark.
erlapping antenna beams are formed, which are	steered in slightly different directions, usually suc
The Orb in 1992, the night-time sessions were	steered in a more dance and ambient orientated direct
three boats in the darkness and rising seas,	steered in the direction of the Spanish coast.
ad HMT Arab at his mercy, ordered that she be	steered into captivity.
lls' hometown of Danville, Illinois), and was	steered into nursing by Dr.
ng the first three torpedoes, but unknowingly	steered into the path of the fourth.
y for the 1932 Home Nations Championship, and	steered Ireland to their first Championship win for t
rned to Associated Electrical Industries, and	steered it to become a major British company.
f Thayer still felt offended, Thayer may have	steered later comments away from connecting Kelly to
The airship would be	steered like a sailboat.
f cadherin molecules, computer modeling using	steered molecular dynamics can estimate the stiffness
nd a rise in patriotism among black Americans	steered more toward this celebration.
ra Machel in 1986, Joaquim Chissano gradually	steered Mozambique back to a peace accord with RENAMO
865 Godai made contact with Thomas Glover who	steered negotiations with the Platt textile machinery
Cox	steered Newcastle back to the First Division at the e
in 1941 but Hardiman continued as captain and	steered Norwood to a premiership in the league's last
r vehicle had jolted or swerved violently and	steered off the side of the road, as if something had
the Afghan king Amanullah Khan had supposedly	steered one of these trains during his 1928 Berlin vi
Our political elite	steered our band away from joining any inter-band ass
n of the season moved just north of due west,	steered quickly at 20 to 25 mph (40 km/h) by a ridge
The front two and back two axles can be	steered, reducing the turning radius to 83 feet (25 m
Two beams,	steered so that they overlap
ch fleet, whether through accident or design,	steered south followed by Banckert's fifteen ships an
As a Union minister, he	steered successive Congress governments to victory in
chological trauma, Waller reasons, would have	steered Terry toward becoming Batman's successor.
at our wakes to determine the course we have	steered that got us to where we are.
Pro-French like his uncle, he	steered the Cherokee into war with the British coloni
In 1998 he	steered the record-breaking Cambridge Blue Boat in th
He	steered the union through two major strikes in 1972 a
He has also	steered the team to the MacLarnon Cup final on ?
estley as his assistant and they successfully	steered the club away from relegation.
rthodox -and extremely difficult - manner, he	steered the boat for most of the race.
he player leaned to tilt the bike, which then	steered the in-game bike.
Indira Gandhi	steered the Congress to a landslide victory in 1971.
Later stealing back to his post, he	steered the ship for 8 hours despite his critical con
is first career had been as a chemist, and he	steered the Poisons and Pharmacy Act 1908 through Par
“Colonel Ambrose Keevil who had	steered the wholesale ship through the first two year
he excise tax, but James Madison successfully	steered the tariff increases through the legislature.
She	steered the theatre to a position of financial stabil
He	steered the Rabbitohs to four premiership victories o
He became Chairman on Rank's retirement and	steered the company away from near bankruptcy to a st
y multi-millionaire Brooks Mileson, Alexander	steered the club to the Scottish Third Division title
ck: Elizabeth I (1558-1606) and her ministers	steered the country along a Protestant path.
He	steered the development of the London Underground's c
to the angle of the prevailing wind, and then	steered the boat on that course automatically.
She has	steered the initiation of the Kenya Youth Empowerment
ook over as manager in the summer of 1905 and	steered the club to English football's top flight at
In 11 seasons he	steered the Redmen to a 180-55 record and two consecu
Doug Grimes, a pioneer who	steered the band through its voyage, was the only mem
Khalifatul Masih II	steered the college through its most critical phases
He	steered the club to their first ever Grand Final appe
wing an expert through ball by Dunn, Macaulay	steered the ball between the Blackburn goalposts to s
Quartermaster Hayden	steered the ship into position in the line of battle
n August 1942 Turner took over as Manager and	steered the Club through the remaining period of the
on the lyrics; their joint efforts inevitably	steered the band towards science-fiction imagery and
He	steered the British coxed pair (brothers Jonny and Gr
As director of programmes for Ardent, he	steered the company to its first profit, but left to
He	steered the 'Standstill Agreement" that Kashmir State
In the 2010-2011 season he	steered the club to sixth place in the league, their
ficult for the Russian national economics, he	steered the nascent banking system as Chairman of the
on, Cronin watched for signals and skillfully	steered the ship as she trained her guns on Fort Morg
Harrison	steered the nighttime format into a blend of soul and
lane was not able to stop on the runway, they	steered the plane off the runway in order to avoid hi
He	steered the abbey through the fall of the Kingdom of
The document also	steered the prime responsibility of the Cultural Revo
Stationed at the helm, Poole	steered the ship during the engagement in a cool and
ep of the organisation's Executive Board, and	steered the Agency through a period of worsening indu
nd the goalscoring abilities of Iwan Roberts,	steered the Terriers to a 3rd place finish and a Play
efield Trinity Wildcats in July 2006 where he	steered the team clear of relegation with four wins f
wing an expert through ball by Dunn, Macaulay	steered the ball between the Blackburn goalposts to s
erely returning to the helm having previously	steered the national side on two triumphant Kangaroo
ob of the Oakleigh Charger's senior coach and	steered them to the 2006 TAC Cup Premiership.
But the format of the music subsequently	steered them towards the release of the two double al
He became their record points scorer and	steered them to victory in the Lancashire Cup Final i
He also	steered them to three more FA Cup Finals, one more In
able to coach West Perth in 1941 and not only	steered them to that year's premiership but also to t
nt (Electoral Reform) Act 1987 which had been	steered through by former deputy premier Mal Bryce.
was acquired by Herbert Mansfield in 1933 and	steered through the difficult 1930s as a high class c
as Deasy's Act , which as Attorney General he	steered through Parliament.
State for Scotland Donald Dewar successfully	steered through the Westminster Parliament.
Unable to return to Zeebrugge, the boat was	steered to El Ferrol, Spain, where she and her crew w
arter-line formation crossing his path and he	steered to attack the rear ship, which seemed larger
During his brief spell in charge he	steered to the team to just 11 wins in 41 games, whic
nnels and two surround channels that could be	steered to the left, right or rear wall of the theatr
rn, a British man-of-war, and the three ships	steered together for the coast of France, where they
It was	steered toward the comet during the extended mission
	Steered toward the northwest between the upper low an
Under Lwin's leadership, the TUC(B)	steered towards an openly communist line.
to whether the destroyer captain spotted and	steered towards the boat.
entified on their journey through the CJS and	steered towards treatment and wraparound support.
were caught in an upper-level jet stream, and	steered towards Europe.
The senior students are	steered towards the British curriculum leading to Ede
n edge of a subtropical ridge, the system was	steered towards the north-northwest for the duration
The Coxswain, Aaron Haylett,	steered towards the stricken vessel but the sea condi
es High would result in more hurricanes being	steered towards the Atlantic coast.
od (1400 BC to 1000 AD), more hurricanes were	steered towards the Gulf coast as the Azores High was
The German	steered Tunisia through World Cup 2002 qualifying but
ries and, having assembled a substitute team,	steered United to the FA Cup final.
The highly agile Cartosat-2A can be	steered up to 45 degrees along as well as across the
ontent quotas on the industry, the government	steered well clear of any serious re-examination of t
s cars, restored and cleverly converted to be	steered with the original throttle as a tiller, brake

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