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| ands, cameramen at the time were instructed to | follow the flight of the ball. |
| he Indian Union was the more prudent course to | follow. |
| lliam Cranch Bond Jr. died, he felt obliged to | follow his father into the field of astronomy. |
| Barron said he is proud to | follow his father's example, and his son Steven expre |
| AARP continues to | follow Andrus' guiding principles: Collective voice, |
| The party claims to | follow the Nkrumahist tradition along with the People |
| Avengers and often tries to get the others to | follow Tony's orders (unlike his father, who was know |
| The second series is yet to | follow. |
| The dog needed long legs to | follow hunters through heavy snow, and a narrow chest |
| He decided to | follow in his fathers footsteps,(Alfred Heaton Cooper |
| Students will choose 3 subjects to | follow their core courses (English, Maths, Science, I |
| It is proposed to | follow a primarily east-west path along West Morehead |
| The boundaries of councils tended to | follow the edge of the built-up area, so little disti |
| that he arrived behind schedule and stopped to | follow ahead. |
| ll gained notoriety in 1979 when he refused to | follow a jury recommendation to give a convicted rapi |
| d England out for 174, thus forcing England to | follow on 227 runs in arrears. |
| it nearly in half-about 700 people continue to | follow Blackmore, while about 500 follow Jeffs. |
| rtunity to spread rumours and incite people to | follow him in rebelling against the government. |
| ded by Stephen O'Doherty, who in 1999 chose to | follow the majority of his constituents into the re-c |
| The easiest route is to | follow the path leading up the Coire Odhar from Corro |
| iers to boost the signals of a single nerve to | follow the impulses that travel from the ear to the b |
| he aunt is suspicious and sends a detective to | follow her back to the small town. |
| If the minister refused to | follow his advice, he could run the Military on his o |
| no necessary allegiances or party loyalties to | follow. |
| e highways in New York, NY 28 was realigned to | follow a new alignment to the west while its former r |
| es and individuals, led Platform's proposal to | follow the notion of normalization via a route of tre |
| The agency's goal is to | follow the standards for taste and decency accepted b |
| He continues to | follow signs, which lead him to a downtown coffee sho |
| romwich Albion in 1978, he attracted Batson to | follow him and to team up with fellow black players C |
| He took the opportunity to | follow in the foot-steps of other great 'import' play |
| Generally, if the player fails to | follow a strict procedure (for instance, checking if |
| In the years to | follow, Vlad Popescu's activity went on polyvalently |
| Ralstonites were to | follow strict dietary guidelines. |
| r charging forward and gesturing for others to | follow. |
| Gerald opts not to | follow him, instead complaining that Edmund had not c |
| er, whose profession he originally intended to | follow. |
| fact places key limits on models attempting to | follow the history of the moon's geological developme |
| Due to Shue Yan refusal to | follow the government's model and plan for higher edu |
| By the time he was 20, Creeke looked set to | follow his father's trade as a tailor, however he mov |
| The Nazis, in turn, expected Krasnov to | follow their political line and keep to a separatist |
| ting that it was an example for other jails to | follow. |
| gland at rugby union in 1907 and Edward was to | follow in his father's footsteps. |
| ide to let them stay in town with the plans to | follow them and take the mine from them. |
| r several years, resigning in 1886 in order to | follow literary pursuits in New York City. |
| ffective, could massively improve if it was to | follow the Australian and Prussian models. |
| The timetable is out and we have to | follow the timetable. |
| That is mirrored in the later film to | follow the similar plot setup, Batman Begins. |
| However, town elder Benson convinces Cole to | follow Webb's wishes and organize a posse. |
| After his parents ask him to, Forte decides to | follow his grandfather on a journey to visit all the |
| ers and builders had a steep learning curve to | follow. |
| ser came to the United Kingdom in the 1920s to | follow up his degree from Melbourne University with f |
| is brightest players, starting with Barnes, to | follow his path to Berkeley to play for the Californi |
| in loco to some religious communities were to | follow. |
| again in 2005 by pressuring Apple Computers to | follow suit. |
| He thus chose to | follow a military career and entered in the Russian a |
| ohim became the first American congregation to | follow the Reform movement that had originated in Ger |
| An investigator went to Florida to | follow up on a sighting and to locate and interview a |
| Anastasius ordered the prefect of the city to | follow in the processions and attend the assemblies o |
| lenges that should confront all who confess to | follow Jesus Christ and he was absolute and fearless |
| is flying around and they eventually start to | follow him at speed. |
| Later, Tommy came to | follow Saker's view that the supernatural beings were |
| in good order, Lieutenant Wright continued to | follow them until they were in full retreat. |
| Other names used in the years to | follow would include "Original P". |
| em into paths they might not otherwise wish to | follow. |
| t Bath, which Somerset won after being made to | follow on. |
| Abbai and Dadessa, we would be well advised to | follow the track from Nekemti to Nejo, thence along a |
| oy as the country of Argentina was inspired to | follow his example of Happiness and Love for his fell |
| ever, when Attenborough and company attempt to | follow them to their homes. |
| dox, but few theologians have been prepared to | follow Peter Lombard in his audacious teaching. |
| , she resumed it in 1965, and has continued to | follow it into 1970. |
| and enters the town of Greenfield, it turns to | follow a more northerly routing. |
| The highway was to | follow the disused Galena and Chicago Union Railroad |
| amore, though very influential, was obliged to | follow decisions of the council. |
| Jackman chose to | follow the Confederate cause in 1861, and entered the |
| Each recipe is also easy to | follow, with Buddy referring to the website for addit |
| f Brown Belt encouraged many young students to | follow his ideals and love of Kodakan Judo. |
| r release as a single; however, when trying to | follow up "You Keep Me Hangin' On", producer Ricki Wi |
| whether applicants are sufficiently fluent to | follow an English-language study program at a univers |
| from a lack of internal control and failed to | follow its own policies and procedures. |
| , while the other genitive form is required to | follow the noun it refers to. |
| To Friends, integrity is in choosing to | follow the leading of the Spirit despite the challeng |
| of these forces, Sir George Prevost, failed to | follow up key advances made by Sir James at Sackett's |
| The Driver (Owen) is hired to | follow an ageing movie star's (Rourke) young wife (Li |
| In the mid-1940s, NY 55 was realigned to | follow a new highway along the southern bank while it |
| irection, thus allowing a passenger service to | follow the freight train or vice versa. |
| mulloch Moor and here there is a good track to | follow to just beyond the ruin of Fardingmulloch hous |
| I am happy to | follow their suggestions. |
| Before dying, Sergius bade Gregory to | follow the counsel of his brother the bishop. |
| warning to any of Gotham's youth intending to | follow Spoiler's example. |
| , and went on to win many more in the years to | follow. |
| Swiftsure class, the contracted ships were to | follow Armstrong Whitworth's Design 439 (Design 188 i |
| ncluded enhancements which allowed the game to | follow the updated rules of the Formula One champions |
| her conceded and most of the giants decided to | follow Christianity after that. |
| Grammar-Technical School for Boys in order to | follow higher mathematical studies). |
| Catherine Booth speak and made the decision to | follow Christ and learn more about The Salvation Army |
| Both were to | follow bassist Conrad "Cronos" Lant in his later solo |
| ey feel their way is what's best for others to | follow. |
| d a collective group of veteran role models to | follow. |
| University of California, Irvine, planning to | follow her father and older siblings into engineering |
| I suspect the filmmakers were reluctant to | follow its implications too far."The |
| r the game ended and encouraged his players to | follow suit. |
| t (Delroy Lindo) continues pressuring Yance to | follow through with the camp, in lieu of the prison s |
| ness, as the mainline NC 24 has been routed to | follow I-40 and NC 903 to bypass central Kenansville. |
| can Civil War began in 1861, McMillan chose to | follow the Union cause. |
| Editors should note that failure to | follow this policy may result in the removal of editi |
| It continues to | follow the Swannanoa for 2 more miles and turns to th |
| rson that is delinquent in paying his bills to | follow through. |
| bers, and made 19 as Wellington were forced to | follow on and fell to an innings defeat. |
| Orr and Bare planned to | follow up Wicked, Wicked with another Duo-Vision thri |
| ve were the first big British Invasion band to | follow The Beatles to America in 1964, where they ach |
| le orders his servant Janos (Noble Johnson) to | follow her. |
| ss of these first two pieces encouraged him to | follow literature as a profession, and proceeding in |
| Continuing to | follow TN 73 the stream crosses into Blount County en |
| c style that anticipates the impressionists to | follow. |
| Nonetheless, she felt that it was time to | follow her heart and go back to her roots. |
| The intention was to | follow the trajectory for as long as possible so that |
| k riding about the town playing music, soon to | follow was a parade, the parades were stupendous with |
| ries, composers could expect their audience to | follow the story more easily, which is probably why P |
| the trail, it picks at random which branch to | follow, thereby giving the player a 50% to 66 2/3% ch |
| She likes to | follow her instincts and play hunches and often comes |
| city under popular ovation, then proceeded to | follow Bulnes' forces. |
| Early Gnostic sects were accused of failure to | follow the Mosaic Law in language that suggests the m |
| The function of the kipper was to | follow his knight in combat and retrieve armour or ar |
| s laying a chemical trail for other workers to | follow. |
| e performed as a solo vocalist in the years to | follow, but his biggest successes were as songwriter |
| nity and Oblivion Act, but judgment was not to | follow, for the pains and penalties were to be such a |
| This lecture ultimately inspired him to | follow, and then spread the Pure Land Teachings. |
| ouncil also requested the Secretary-General to | follow the effective implementation of this resolutio |
| o the summit, but the best route is perhaps to | follow the east ridge over its undulating tops. |
| He was one of the few Labour politicians to | follow MacDonald into the National Government in 1931 |
| Smith wants Caine to | follow official investigative procedure, but Caine do |
| The leaders of the reformation refused to | follow, stating that his assertions were too extreme. |
| Bunten wanted to | follow up M.U.L.E. with a game that would have been s |
| "I Have Decided To | Follow Jesus" |
| It is planned to | follow the general route of U.S. 71 through the state |
| ming a Roman Catholic, also convincing Dors to | follow him in adopting the religion. |
| ficulties with the SM-62 Snark which it was to | follow on from, and was canceled in 1951. |
| that he will not decide and cannot be wooed to | follow after God, God must powerfully intervene. |
| of the preceding war continue in the weeks to | follow. |
| e sang on a school event and was encouraged to | follow further training. |
| the Lancaster area, the first settlers had to | follow old Indian paths, which became traveled so fre |
| y conservation action, could encourage cats to | follow paths into the area. |
| taking place in fall of 1994 were the first to | follow Austria's agreement to join the European Union |
| Those of us who, in the years that were to | follow, raised our voices publicly against the violen |
| pany was cited after explosions for failing to | follow proper safety standards. |
| rt from various sectors of Honduran society to | follow the Costa Rican model and proscribe the milita |
| the Member States' pre-existing obligations to | follow the rulings of the European Court of Human Rig |
| His son Logan is now attempting to | follow in his father's footsteps as a budding young r |
| ee in Physiotherapy, a programme he decided to | follow after suffering a cruciate knee ligament injur |
| blazing lights of a town which had omitted to | follow black-out regulations. |
| when US 6 was realigned east of Port Jervis to | follow most of its modern alignment; however, from Wo |
| Don't be afraid to | follow your dreams. |
| Hunters are expected to | follow the rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania |
| aba steppe; however, most of locals refused to | follow him. |
| card if who use this simcard Thongchai will to | follow that guy. |
| ge Ashmore Fitch, who came to China in 1906 to | follow his father as a missionary, was the Provost an |
| of Fiat Palio, Fiat Albea and Fiat Doblo is to | follow in Spring 2007. |
| By recommendation, she begins to | follow Buddhism through meditation and use of elabora |
| he Basques are a strong organisational mode to | follow for the independence movement in Scotland. |
| the oldest roads in England and is thought to | follow the route of the Roman Ermine Street, later kn |
| set the rules for New Jersey American Water to | follow. |
| required to wear uniforms but do still have to | follow a dress code. |
| ein and soy foods, for vegetarians who wish to | follow a Zone diet. |
| l and his wife Lily, two more children were to | follow. |
| No more to | follow his daring form |
| edera, forcing Medeghino to raise the siege to | follow him. |
| A random selection process was used to | follow California's fair and equitable education guid |
| This law requires those using animals to | follow the principles outlined in the 3Rs and use as |
| perhaps more comfortable near water, chose to | follow the river - although the railroad route was sh |
| oming to its conclusion, the Court declined to | follow dicta in Seminole Tribe v. |
| light cruiser HMS Gloucester, in a position to | follow them. |
| ding the word balloons and panels difficult to | follow. |
| tered by the curves as the line endeavoured to | follow the contours. |
| give him a command personally, but told him to | follow the directions of a computer. |
| p his side save the match having been asked to | follow on on the third day. |
| n Min light, a light that has been reported to | follow travellers in the area for some distance befor |
| e of a dead soldier and, calling on his men to | follow led the advance across a stream, waist deep, i |
| More collaborations with cinema were to | follow. |
| e disciple of Kripa Ram Maharaj and started to | follow him. |
| ally northeast until O'Kean, when it begins to | follow AR 90 west. |
| The NCR would have continued to | follow the North London Line through Gospel Oak and t |
| in theatres across the globe in the months to | follow. |
| This section of the A340 is thought to | follow the Roman road from Silchester, alias Calleva |
| known to increase their own predation risk to | follow or defend their offspring. |
| proved successful and rail companies began to | follow suit. |
| site links are displayed for those who wish to | follow up on the profile they just saw. |
| inted a Judge, Cox was unanimously selected to | follow him. |
| Burnett role was an attempt by Walt Disney to | follow up on the success of the first television mini |
| e; written Korean during Soviet days tended to | follow the North Korean standard, while after the dis |
| bleeding," alluding to the events that were to | follow in the Doctor's relative future which would th |
| ngdom and on 12 August in the United States to | follow the tradition of releasing the singles on a Tu |
| Spain was unable to | follow up their 1996 gold medal performance with a me |
| First, Pluto tries to | follow marching orders, contorting himself into quite |
| ing episodes of the second BBC TV series is to | follow shortly after. |
| e marriage party, including Bhim Chand, had to | follow a circuitous route to Srinagar. |
| 006-2007 school year, students are required to | follow standardized dress code provided by the distri |
| and a devoted Bruce Lee fan who is anxious to | follow in Lee's footsteps, but only ridiculed for his |
| PQ 10 was due to | follow, but delays and failures meant that just one s |
| e a reference in the industry, other models to | follow such honor were Andres Velencoso and Arthur Sa |
| iversity unrest and would subsequently tend to | follow a small group of charismatic leaders, includin |
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