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| Leach's Single Leaf | Bat, Monophyllus redmani |
| Sierra Leone Free-tailed | Bat Mops brachypterus |
| Dwarf Free-tailed | Bat Mops nanulus |
| Sulawesi Free-tailed | Bat Mops sarasinorum |
| Mongalla Free-tailed | Bat Mops demonstrator |
| Peterson's Free-tailed | Bat Mops petersoni |
| Railer | Bat Mops thersites |
| was more hurtful to his career, causing him to | bat more aggressively as his career progressed, his |
| James Cagney as | Bat Morgan |
| The Animorphs (except Tobias) acquired | bat morphs in the tenth book, The Android. |
| Founded in 1902, the | Bat Motor Manufacturing Co. Ltd was named after fou |
| The | Bat Motor Manufacturing Co. Ltd was a British motor |
| Nicknamed 'Best After Tests,' two | Bat motorcycles were entered in the 1907 Isle of Ma |
| gned to prevent human access while facilitating | bat movements. |
| d to carry a payload of 13 Brilliant Anti-Tank ( | BAT) munitions manufactured by Northrop Grumman. |
| The Flute-nosed | Bat, Murina florium, is a species of vesper bat in |
| The Far Eastern Myotis or Bombinus | Bat, Myotis bombinus, is a species of mouse-eared b |
| the rodent Pithecheirops otion in 1993 and the | bat Myotis gomantongensis in 1998. |
| Madagascar Sucker-footed | Bat, Myzopoda aurita Milne-Edwards & Grandidier, 18 |
| Western Sucker-footed | Bat, Myzopoda schliemanni Goodman, Rakotondraparany |
| As with | BAT, N.V.I. turned out many technically advanced de |
| uction of Sonic the Hedgehog, it featured a red | bat named Aero, who works and lives in a circus. |
| Mexican Greater Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus mexicanus |
| Cuban Greater Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus primus |
| Mexican Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus stramineus |
| Jamaican Greater Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus jamaicensis |
| Trinidadian Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus tumidirostris |
| Brazilian Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus espiritosantensis |
| Hispaniolan Greater Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus major |
| The Brazilian funnel-eared | bat, Natalus espiritosantensis, is a South American |
| The Mexican Funnel-eared | Bat, Natalus stramineus, is a bat species from the |
| s, Mexico and South America, and is the largest | bat native to North America. |
| Greater and Lesser Horseshoe Bats, Daubenton's | Bat, Natterer's Bat and Brandt's Bat. |
| The Least Big-eared | Bat, Neonycteris pusilla, is a bat species from Sou |
| Despite winning the toss and opting to | bat, New Zealand lost both of their openers early, |
| es the ball before it runs out of momentum will | bat next. |
| d match, he was on the same team and was due to | bat next. |
| With the | bat, no player passed 50 twice in the series and on |
| ebut against Victoria, Fingleton was allowed to | bat no higher than No. 8 by captain Tommy Andrews, |
| The | bat normally roosts alone on trees, hidden among fo |
| It is the largest | bat normally found in Canada. |
| The New Caledonia Blossom | Bat, Notopteris neocaledonica, is a species of mega |
| He is commemorated in Leisler's | Bat Nyctalus leisleri, first described by Heinrich |
| Keast's Tube-nosed Fruit | Bat, Nyctimene keasti |
| Nendo Tube-nosed Fruit | Bat, Nyctimene sanctacrucis |
| Dark Tube-nosed Fruit | Bat, Nyctimene celaeno |
| Pallas's Tube-nosed Fruit | Bat, Nyctimene cephalotes |
| Eastern Tubenosed | Bat, Nyctimene robinsoni |
| The Eastern Long-eared | Bat, Nyctophilus bifax, is a species of vesper bat |
| Similarly, an attempt to directly cast a | Bat object to an Animal would fail, since the cast |
| Social Organization: Bulmer's fruit | bat occurs in cave-dwelling colonies. |
| This was followed by a solo shot off the | bat of Frank Torre, a part-time first baseman who w |
| ckets and has achieved a highest score with the | bat of 95 not out. |
| orld Series, a fly ball to center field off the | bat of Bob Watson. |
| ng, he suffered a direct line-drive hit off the | bat of Mike Cameron to his forehead and sustained a |
| added another run with a single in his first at | bat of the season, driving in Kurt Suzuki. |
| t Brooklyn, but was hit by a line drive off the | bat of Zack Wheat which Cheney deflected with his t |
| 1963: Ed Hobaugh hit a home run in the last at | bat of his career. |
| appearance was never recorded as an official at | bat, of course, but nonetheless, Burke began promot |
| That he's without rival first | bat of the day, |
| s away Baring's money with little more than the | bat of an eyelid from the powers-that-be back in Lo |
| of the Series-a fly ball to left field off the | bat of Padres star Tony Gwynn. |
| It is the largest | bat of all Comorian species. |
| Cervenak's role was to provide an extra | bat off the bench, since the Phillies did not need |
| w York Yankees, who were seeking a right-handed | bat off their bench. |
| bases empty, he hit a home run in his first at | bat off the Houston Astros' Tom Griffin to open a t |
| Hit a single in his first major league at | bat off Cleveland Naps pitcher Nick Cullop (August |
| st career home run in his first major league at | bat off Brett Myers of the Philadelphia Phillies. |
| d on Wilmington Bar 13 June; and the seizure of | Bat off Western Bar 11 October. |
| In need of an extra | bat off the bench for interleague play, the Phillie |
| ng round the Sevenoaks Vine ground to watch him | bat, often exclaiming: "Bravo, my little Bowra" . |
| led to serve his full term in jail (Finale, "Oh | bat, oh bat, at last let thy victim escape"). |
| The Madagascar Sucker-footed | Bat, Old World Sucker-footed Bat, or simply Sucker- |
| , who was chasing Nobita around with a baseball | bat, on top of a really tall pillar with a gadget h |
| to three corners, and there is a wing like the | bat on the back. |
| y Bragan's book You Can't Hit the Ball With the | Bat On Your Shoulder, Bragan wrote that he was aske |
| upper body strength, and in fact once snapped a | bat on a check swing. |
| enhower responded by authorizing Operation Blue | Bat on July 15, 1958. |
| By hitting a home run in his final at | bat on May 17, 1982 and his first three at bats on |
| to hit a home run in his first Major League at | bat, on the heels of Jordan Schafer, who did it the |
| He was beaten with a baseball | bat on May 17th, 2007 in Saskatoon and underwent br |
| Lary of the Detroit Tigers in his first MLB at | bat on April 17, 1956. |
| e was unable to make much of an impact with the | bat, on several occasions finishing not out with no |
| a home run off Ken McBride in his second MLB at | bat on May 24. |
| A | Bat on its hoist |
| ed in; the home run came in his first career at | bat on April 23, 1944 against the Cleveland Indians |
| Yan hit a home run in his first major league at | bat, on the first pitch. |
| Though he did not | bat on his debut, he scored 29 runs in his second m |
| r the first day was rained off, Somerset had to | bat on a rain-affected pitch. |
| Mike Dirnt - bass, backing vocals, baseball | bat on track 19 (Japanese version; track 21 on the |
| st tour of India where he showed he was able to | bat on slower pitches. |
| He has needed to | bat on just two occasions, each time scoring 1. |
| ppearance, though he failed to impress with the | bat once again - and lost his place in the team. |
| ven days from June 21 to June 27, with Ewing at | bat once. |
| Young came to | bat only once in his two-season career. |
| He played just 18 games, and came to | bat only 29 times. |
| sed fourth outfielder Joe Nossek, who'd been to | bat only 170 times and only hit .228 |
| A black recolor of | bat Optimus Primal available at Botcon. |
| e a single List A appearance, though he did not | bat or bowl in the match, against Bloomfield Cricke |
| apped leather handle (similar to that used on a | bat or raquet). |
| He did not | bat or bowl during the match. |
| in 1987/88 but did not do much either with the | bat or the ball. |
| s where the player is able to choose whether to | bat or field. |
| ly a name for a blunt weapon such as a baseball | bat or tree branch). |
| d achieve a similar effect by choking up on the | bat or using a shorter bat. |
| player may hit an opponent, such as a baseball | bat or a sword; throwing items, including Bob-ombs |
| He did not | bat or bowl in the match, and took just a single ca |
| The Greater Nectar | Bat or Greater Dawn Bat (Eonycteris major) is a spe |
| Big Long-nosed | Bat or Mexican Long-nosed Bat, Leptonycteris nivali |
| Lesser Long-nosed | Bat or Mexican Long-nosed Bat, Leptonycteris yerbab |
| nd ability to switch hit, using the back of his | bat or by taking a right-handed stance. |
| 1904 season, but he achieved little with either | bat or ball, and joined Somerset for the 1905 seaso |
| He did not | bat or bowl in the match which, having been extende |
| he umpires did not count this as an official at | bat or out, as she was not on the roster. |
| Dormer's | Bat or Dormer's Pipistrelle (Scotozous dormeri) is |
| From the tailend, he did not | bat or bowl in the match. |
| The Philippine Naked-backed Fruit | Bat or Philippine bare-backed fruit bat (Dobsonia c |
| in the one day game, able to turn a match with | bat or ball, he won 3 titles with Warwickshire in t |
| led as a wide if the ball strikes the batsman's | bat or person. |
| The Hill's Sheath-tailed | Bat or Hill's Tomb Bat, Taphozous hilli, is a speci |
| The Northern Leaf-nosed | Bat or Narrow-eared Roundleaf Bat, Hipposideros ste |
| r 60.00, and a one day game in which he did not | bat or bowl. |
| He did not | bat or bowl in the match, as Gloucestershire reache |
| The Diadem Leaf-nosed | Bat or Diadem Roundleaf Bat (Hipposideros diadema) |
| New Zealand cricket team although he failed to | bat or bowl. |
| d with a Hand Lost every time he made an out at | bat or on the basepaths). |
| The Red Fruit | Bat or Red Fig-eating Bat (Stenoderma rufum) is a s |
| The Little Bent-wing | Bat or Little Long-fingered Bat (Miniopterus austra |
| The Biak Roundleaf | Bat or Geelvinck Bay Leaf-nosed Bat (Hipposideros p |
| The East Asian Tailless Leaf-nosed | Bat or Tail-less Leaf-nosed Bat (Coelops frithii) i |
| The Common Sheath-tailed | Bat or Sharp-nosed Tomb Bat, Taphozous georgianus, |
| The Yellow-bellied Sheath-tailed | Bat or Yellow-bellied Pouched Bat, Saccolaimus flav |
| mber, though poor weather meant that he did not | bat or bowl. |
| The Coastal Sheath-tailed | Bat or Coastal Tomb Bat, Taphozous australis, is a |
| The Lesser Great Leaf-nosed | Bat or Lesser Roundleaf Bat (Hipposideros turpis) i |
| Beccari's Free-tailed | Bat or Beccari's Mastiff Bat, (Mormopterus beccarii |
| The Chestnut Sac-winged | Bat or Wagner's Sac-winged Bat (Cormura brevirostri |
| ops persicus, also known as the Persian Trident | Bat or Triple Nose-leaf Bat, is a species of bat in |
| Schlieffen's | Bat or Schlieffen's Twilight Bat (Nycticeinops schl |
| however, as a tailend batsman, he was unable to | bat or bowl during the game, the second day of whic |
| side during the 1891 season, though he did not | bat or bowl in the match and took no catches in the |
| Nolan was not required to | bat or bowl as Kent Cricket Board won on a bowl out |
| ler and who could win a game single handed with | bat or ball in his hand. |
| Davies's Big-eared | Bat or the Graybeard Bat (Glyphonycteris daviesi) i |
| The Dusky Leaf-nosed | Bat or Dusky Roundleaf Bat (Hipposideros ater) is a |
| Semon's Leaf-nosed | Bat or Semon's Roundleaf Bat, Hipposideros semoni, |
| The Eastern Cave | Bat or Troughton's Forest Bat, Vespadelus troughton |
| Schneider's Leaf-nosed | Bat or Schneider's Roundleaf Bat (Hipposideros speo |
| The Velvety Free-tailed | Bat or Pallas's Mastiff Bat (Molossus molossus), is |
| Behn's | Bat or Behn's Big-eared Bat (Glyphonycteris behnii) |
| Dobson's Epauletted Fruit | Bat, or Dobson's Fruit Bat (Epomops dobsoni) is a s |
| The brown long-eared | bat or common long-eared bat (Plecotus auritus) is |
| debut against Yorkshire, although he failed to | bat or bowl. |
| as Jamie hits him in the chest with a baseball | bat, or Jamie explaining that he and Adam are profe |
| A one-hitter (also oney, | bat, or oney bat) is a miniature smoking pipe with |
| He has super strength, can shapeshift to a | bat or a wolf, can control his own shadow, can tele |
| In his only List A match, he wasn't required to | bat or bowl, but he did take a single catch in the |
| He had little success with either | bat or ball, though the last of his three wickets ( |
| Ward did not | bat or bowl in the match. |
| ncel Steinman's trademark and use the title for | Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose. |
| in 2005 when Sony Music produced copies of the | Bat Out of Hell CD without the Cleveland Internatio |
| The song was recorded by Meat Loaf for the | Bat out of Hell II: Back into Hell, which was also |
| backed away towards square leg and "(held) the | bat out to each ball, missing it like a beginner". |
| a came to the rescue with an entertaining 35 to | bat out the day. |
| Bat Out of Hell - Meat Loaf | |
| rs' The Doors and Strange Days, and Meat Loaf's | Bat Out of Hell. |
| v Hughes, meaning he was unable to help England | bat out the last day. |
| Somerset chose to | bat out the rest of the day for a draw, finishing o |
| not out in two hours, and David Lucas saw them | bat out the allotted overs. |
| the first albums the label released was 1977's | Bat Out of Hell by Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf which |
| ilm bears a resemblance to the Meat Loaf album, | Bat Out of Hell, but the film was released a year b |
| 97 off 96 balls, but West Indies were unable to | bat out their overs, scoring 221 all out off 47.5 o |
| most notably "Simply Irresistible"), Meat Loaf ( | Bat out of Hell II: Back into Hell), several Jim St |
| Bat out of Hell (Radio Edit) - Meat Loaf | |
| as also working with Child on his latest album, | Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose. |
| In the midst of the success of | Bat out of Hell, desperate for a Meat Loaf follow-u |
| Night" tour, it mainly features songs from the | Bat out of Hell trilogy. |
| from the 1977 album | Bat Out of Hell |
| are owls, but are the sounds of Waldemar as the | bat outside her window. |
| Jenkins would go on to | bat over .300 in his 2nd and 3rd seasons, driving i |
| ted as the last player in a top-level league to | bat over .400 |
| gh he was never known as a great hitter, he did | bat over .300 |
| Banks did not | bat, owing to a first-wicket partnership of 224 bet |
| Grandidier's Trident | Bat, Paratriaenops auritus |
| re given a loud reception as they walked out to | bat, particularly the Yorkshire local Hutton. |
| ast Zimbabwe put up some kind of fight with the | bat, passing 200 in both innings. |
| The Greater Dog-like | Bat, Peropteryx kappleri, is a bat species from Cen |
| The Lesser Dog-like | Bat, Peropteryx macrotis, is a bat species from Sou |
| Greater Dog-like | Bat, Peropteryx kappleri |
| Trinidad Dog-like | Bat, Peropteryx trinitatis |
| The White-winged Dog-like | Bat, Peropteryx leucoptera, is a bat species from S |
| In his first major league at | bat, Pettit singled in the seventh inning, and late |
| The Pale-faced | Bat, Phylloderma stenops, is a bat species from Sou |
| The Pale Spear-nosed | Bat, Phyllostomus discolor, is a bat species from S |
| Lesser Spear-nosed | Bat, Phyllostomus elongatus |
| Greater Spear-nosed | Bat, Phyllostomus hastatus |
| Pale Spear-nosed | Bat, Phyllostomus discolor |
| Guianan Spear-nosed | Bat, Phyllostomus latifolius |
| He once again struggled with the | bat, picking up a duck from third in the batting or |
| Heller's Broad-nosed | Bat, Platyrrhinus (Vampyrops) helleri |
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