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| Athens after suffering a stress fracture to his | foot a month before the qualifying competitions. |
| Colonel of the 27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of | Foot, a Knight Companion of the Bath, and Baron Blak |
| The tunnel is easily accessible by | foot, a few yards from a gravel parking lot. |
| , whose sympathy for the poor led him to set on | foot a system of circulating charity schools for the |
| attoos, including a traditional red rose on her | foot, a small heart on her wrist, a pink ribbon for |
| He was, according to | Foot, a highly influential figure in Somerset's year |
| In 1868 he published Horse and | Foot, a satire on contemporary literary effort in th |
| 1763 he became colonel of the 16th Regiment of | Foot, a post he held until his death. |
| Fleet of | foot, a good forward passer, splendid punter, and an |
| "Daredevil scientist Greg | Foot, a science junkie renowned for pushing the boun |
| sh soldiers from the 16th and 60th Regiments of | Foot, a company of grenadiers from Waldeck and an es |
| Their support troops (the 51st | Foot, a largely untrained motley group of conscripts |
| 54, he became an Ensign in the 21st Regiment of | Foot, a Lieutenant in the 87th Regiment of Foot in 1 |
| tsman especially strong in strokes off the back | foot, a fine fieldsman and a useful leg-break bowler |
| ns why he was included resided in his good left | foot abilities and his set pieces. |
| he same as now a 100,000 watt signal from a 410 | foot above average terrain antenna. |
| of Hickling where 180 died and the water rose a | foot above the high altar in the church. |
| porter of the Labour Party, and admired Michael | Foot above any other politician. |
| on 24 August 2009 due to chronic arthritis and | foot abscesses. |
| This 27,000 square | foot academic building contains administrative and f |
| A second weir, without | foot access, connects the island to the right bank. |
| y happy and is hopping down the stairs when her | foot accidentally slips and she dies from a head inj |
| The man worked hard travelling - very often on | foot- across the length and breadth of the Country s |
| The unit personnel retreated on | foot across the island after the German invasion, an |
| il companies such as Linens 'N Things, KB Toys, | Foot Action, and Marshalls. |
| wife Becky financed a $6 million 34,000 square | foot addition to the law school, complete with an au |
| vation of the branch, including a 10,000 square | foot addition to the original historic structure, wa |
| The footwork of Sun style is unique, when one | foot advances or retreats the other follows. |
| s Lightning out of the house, but he breaks his | foot after striking the iron as he kicks him. |
| He later transferred to the 73rd Regiment of | Foot after the 98th's disbandment in 1787. |
| weeks into the season when he suffered a broken | foot after blocking shot in a game against the San J |
| e ability, as it was able to regrow its severed | foot after only an hour. |
| The raiders returned to friendly lines by | foot after up to seven months behind enemy lines. |
| It was believed he fled on | foot after leaving the dingy at the loading dock nea |
| t; the Italian centre half Luis Monti broke his | foot after a challenge from Drake, and had to withdr |
| ge, the Otago side found themselves on the back | foot against a far stronger Auckland team. |
| One | Foot Ahead of the Other (2009; Ramp Recordings) |
| the games, due to several surgeries to repair a | foot ailment. |
| Beenalaght is a thirty six | foot alignment of six standing stones, one of which |
| Catawba Nuclear Station employees spotted a 5-7 | foot alligator in a nearby lagoon and South Carolina |
| Saturn held Gunn's | foot, allowing Benoit to score the pinfall. |
| Today, the castle can be accessed on | foot along the shingle beach from the nearby village |
| The lock can be reached on | foot along the river or by road on a turning off Lan |
| from Glenridding to Howtown and then return on | foot along the lake shore to complete one of the mos |
| reached by land by two bridges, by boat, or by | foot along Rexhame Beach. |
| C Company of 1 Para moved through Barrier 14 on | foot along William Street, a convoy of ten army vehi |
| Foot also built up a library of over 70,000 books at | |
| Foot also served as Deputy-Chairman of the Cornwall | |
| Foot also destroyed three enemy airplanes during thi | |
| d Cup he used to take goal kicks with his right | foot, although most of the times he kicked the ball |
| rmies were roughly equal in size at about 2,000 | foot, although Baillie had 5-600 horse compared to M |
| of artiodactyl, it still had five toes on each | foot, although the third and fourth toes were alread |
| feet above the crowd, below the mandated 1,000 | foot altitude used for military flyovers. |
| ld (more like a country person), who walks bare | foot, always with a straw hat and lives in a country |
| Beryl Jane Borca, age 32, left | foot amputated and compound facture of the right leg |
| He died of complications from having his | foot amputated, which was made necessary after he sh |
| ries for football-related injuries, including a | foot amputation, which he attributes to inadequate m |
| e was appointed colonel of the 70th Regiment of | Foot, an office he held for the remainder of his lif |
| He later served with the 21st Regiment of | Foot and the 67th Regiment of Foot achieving the ran |
| im: had Weylandt survived, injuries to his left | foot and lower leg would likely have necessitated th |
| Then Morgoth pinned Fingolfin with his | foot, and killed him, but not before the king, with |
| At 6 | foot and over 14 stone in weight, Morris was a hulki |
| inted Commanding Officer of the 6th Regiment of | Foot and was sent to South Africa where he commanded |
| A toll-free | foot and cycle path is situated on the south side of |
| the other hand, could free no more than 12,000 | foot and 5,000 horse. |
| to Spain by crossing the Pyrenees Mountains on | foot and then walked through Spain. |
| Bhave walked across India on | foot, and as it has been well recorded, was quite pe |
| From 1984-98, he was a solicitor and partner at | Foot and Bowden (now called Foot Ansteys) in Plymout |
| mmissioned as an ensign in the 19th Regiment of | Foot and promoted to lieutenant in 1837. |
| fered a suspected broken metatarsal to his left | foot and he was straightly replaced by Clichy. |
| nnels or cover potentially hundreds of miles on | foot and overcome a difficult obstacle. |
| In 1793, Hunter obtained a majority in the 91st | Foot, and in 1794, he was promoted to Lieutenant Col |
| The park office is at its | foot, and the campground is just to the west. |
| d the army as an ensign in the 51st Regiment of | Foot and was stationed in Minorca from 1774 after be |
| Brading Down is fenced and grazed but access on | foot and for horse riders is available from the many |
| Access by car is via Radcliffe Road or by | foot and bike via a path, off Manchester Old Road, t |
| 3 tonne weight restriction and is used only by | foot and local road traffic. |
| ho currently plays as a midfielder for Clermont | Foot and the Moroccan national team. |
| He left Paris, travelling on | foot and staying with peasant families to better und |
| e bones that in a human compose the arch of the | foot and the palm of the hand. |
| and there were no races in 2001 or 2007 due to | foot and mouth disease. |
| , the remaining Apache warriors slipped away on | foot and retreated to a nearby Apache reservation, a |
| the linking of the 22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of | Foot and the militia and rifle volunteers of Cheshir |
| July 1804 he was appointed Colonel of the 19th | Foot and served during the battles in South Africa b |
| He was subsequently Colonel of the 89th | Foot and then the 10th Foot. |
| ton obtained a Lieutenant-colonelcy in the 12th | Foot and afterwards went to Madras where in 1798 he |
| and; He Man, wielding an iron mace, advanced on | foot and offered combat, pronouncing "I am He Man, t |
| then abruptly stopped, by planting his passing | foot and pivoting to his left. |
| ch was formed in 1881 when the 42nd Regiment of | Foot and the 73rd Regiment of Foot were amalgamated |
| noted for having a powerful and accurate right | foot and regularly took Wrexham's attacking free kic |
| The site can be visited on | foot and further public access is planned for the fu |
| aw a one-dollar bill on the floor near her left | foot and another on the counter. |
| , and is the one intermediate stop between Bank | Foot and Airport. |
| In 1823, having transferred to the 81st | Foot and then the 40th Foot, he went to Van Diemen's |
| ed to Airport, passengers had to alight at Bank | Foot and take the M77 shuttle bus to the airport. |
| lties (although not exclusively) with his right | foot and taking free kicks and corners with his left |
| Players moved from place to place on | foot, and had to reach destinations at the correct t |
| tish Army and a Colonel in the 73rd Regiment of | Foot, and commanded the latter regiment at the Battl |
| algamation of the 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of | Foot and the 85th (King's Light Infantry) Regiment o |
| iddle of the room is placed a vessel of about a | foot and a half high which is called here a "baquet" |
| This is now closed and forms a long distance | foot and cycle path. |
| Weren't units of measurement such as the yard, | foot and so on first standardised by Henry I? Surely |
| as a clever runner, who could "drop with either | foot, and was a good shot at goal." |
| and British medical researchers found that for | foot and vaginal infections, isoconazole has a simil |
| The province is defended by the feared 3rd | Foot and Mouth Regiment (The Devils in Skirts), who |
| yards from the mediaeval Farleigh Bridge taking | foot and road passengers across the river, one of on |
| my on 10 January 1837 while serving in the 33rd | Foot, and purchased a Majority in the 69th Foot in 1 |
| it was later re-designated the 73rd Regiment of | Foot and disbanded in 1763. |
| As colonel of the King's Life Guards of | Foot and subsequently lieutenant-general of the Life |
| he most well known Coxsackie A disease is Hand, | foot and mouth disease (unrelated to foot and mouth |
| He always journeyed on | foot, and no matter how rugged the way or how exhaus |
| glish usage the most common base units were the | foot and the yard for length, the acre for area and |
| n 1751, they were numbered the 36th Regiment of | Foot, and in 1782 took a county title as the 36th (H |
| played only two games in two years for Clermont | Foot and in July 2008 left the club. |
| Purcell Fitzgerald who sank shafts to the Three | Foot and Worsley Four Foot mines in 1820. |
| vested by General Douglas with ten regiments of | foot, and five of horse. |
| an ensign in the 52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of | Foot, and was made Lieutenant in 1775. |
| f a drum kit, a traveler's suitcase played with | foot and whisk brooms. |
| ainst the Miami Heat, White fractured his right | foot and would consequently sit out for the remainde |
| The preserved | foot and partial tail show that the geckos of the Lo |
| A forward, Helmer could torpedo punt on either | foot and in 1938, just his second league season, top |
| Division was made up of the 1/58th Regiment of | Foot and 2/67th Regiment of Foot, the 4th King's Ger |
| of Tullyhogue, would place the shoe on O'Neills | foot and present them with a rod of office. |
| g the nationwide fuel protests of 2000, and the | foot and mouth disease outbreak in 2001. |
| d for his speed, "electrifying skills", turn of | foot and accuracy in front of the posts with both fe |
| ion of the 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of | Foot and 98th (Prince of Wales's) Regiment of Foot. |
| n 1751, they were numbered the 38th Regiment of | Foot, and in 1782 took a county title as the 38th (1 |
| w Family Guy the character Glenn Quagmire has a | foot and shoe fetish, along with most other fetishes |
| Texas 1 (broken left tibia, right fibula, right | foot and three ribs) he won the Rookie of the Year h |
| otal role in diagnostics and control during the | Foot and Mouth Crisis. |
| He was also a Major in the 51st | Foot and an Honorary Colonel in the Mid Ulster Artil |
| Chairman of the Committee of Enquiry on | Foot and Mouth Disease. |
| al report showed a stress fracture in his right | foot and recommended surgery. |
| Hosea injured his | foot and died of septicaemia in 1857. |
| ming business in Cambridgeshire was affected by | foot and mouth disease. |
| Foot and knee room are comfortable, and the seats ar | |
| e fracture of the fifth metatarsal in his right | foot and was ruled out for the rest of the season. |
| Described as "fleet of | foot and an agile dribbler", Jordan scored four goal |
| mer League, he suffered a fracture in his right | foot, and required surgery. |
| mines the Captain, and insists upon putting the | foot and ankle in a cast while imposing a minimum of |
| ds Branch Line in York, has been converted to a | foot and cycle path. |
| ed off-road vehicle use, trampling by people on | foot and horseback, non-native plant species such as |
| g and Porthmelgan (which are only accessible on | foot), and the rugged coastal scenery of St Davids H |
| e against the St. Louis Blues, Brooks broke his | foot, and was subsequently sent back to Lowell, and |
| ged to the 64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of | Foot, and joined it at Gibraltar. |
| o America as a Major with the 103rd Regiment of | Foot and served during the War of 1812, including at |
| o the official version the Spaniards lost 2,931 | foot and 324 horse, among dead, wounded and desertor |
| The deputy chased Dillbeck on | foot and caught him. |
| The officer pursued on | foot, and when he caught up with Anderson, Anderson |
| purchased the Lieutenant-Colonelcy of the 41st | Foot, and in 1849 he exchanged into the 21st Foot. |
| was wounded in action several times losing his | foot and part of his leg. |
| in the Peninsular War with the 4th Regiment of | Foot and trained the Berkshire Militia in Orts meado |
| cal heating value is around 1,050 BTU per cubic | foot and the specific gravity is approximately 0.59, |
| vivors were taken prisoner, many others fled on | foot and swam to safety. |
| “People look at the shape of the | foot and assume it has spring,” Palmiero-Winters say |
| striker Eduardo da Silva with saving da Silva's | foot and career after a broken leg suffered on Febru |
| It had three toes on each | foot and is the first horse known to have grazed. |
| lant Collection is a conservatory (2,000 square | foot) and botanical garden located in the Plant Scie |
| a unit to train government forces and carry out | foot and vehicle mounted patrols designed to ensure |
| 6th Division artillery numbered 72 guns in five | foot and one horse artillery batteries. |
| Vietnamese Navy Junk Force craft, as well as 82 | foot and high endurance Coast Guard cutters. |
| of them took his sword and cut off the Devil's | foot and as it fell to the ground it turned to stone |
| Curly accidentally shoots his | foot and the Stooges are arguing. |
| stantial amount of time with a famously injured | foot, and the Flyers were knocked out of the playoff |
| mountain can be approached by motor vehicle, on | foot and mountain bike. |
| oetry or Drama: George Bowering, Rocky Mountain | Foot and The Gangs of Kosmos |
| The shell had a length of one | foot and a diameter of five inches. |
| closest to the pin on Hole #17 on Tuesday, one | foot and 10 inches from the hole. |
| here an army of Livonian Confederation of 8,000 | foot and 4,000 horse defeated about two times strong |
| He played 2 games before he broke his | foot and then did not play another match for B36. |
| on, which is a fair way when most people are on | foot and the rest on horseback. |
| ted by a series of injuries, including a broken | foot and a knee ligament injury. |
| She was particularly expert in problems of the | foot and ankle and those of the cervical spine. |
| e family home, also Leanne had recently cut her | foot and had walked through the house. |
| Following the 2007 release of | Foot and Mouth virus from the Pirbright site, he led |
| He subsequently served in the 23rd Regiment of | Foot and the 15th Regiment of Foot the next year, th |
| Wearing a special shoe on one | foot, and having a right calf that was visibly atrop |
| The ball hits Clinton's | foot and is "kicked" over the fence. |
| It included elements of both cavalry and | foot, and typically was uniformed with short green w |
| d was closed to protect them during the 2001 UK | Foot and Mouth Disease epidemic. |
| sements for Betty Crocker products Fruit by the | Foot and Fruit Gushers, Sega's iDog, the Nintendo Wi |
| omplete forward, capable of scoring with either | foot and his head. |
| e same year he was troubled again by his broken | foot and had to undergo surgery for a second time. |
| park with a ban on off-road vehicles, limiting | foot and horse traffic, and removal of non-native pl |
| He became Lieutenant-Colonel of the 81st | Foot and then adjutant-general in Santo Domingo, und |
| excels in martial arts and fights well both on | foot and on horseback. |
| In 1815 he transferred to the 87th | Foot and in 1816 to the 2nd Life Guards, and then al |
| He was also an excellent kicker with either | foot and could punt the ball half the length of the |
| ant pathogenic bacterium, which can cause wilt, | foot and root rot on carnation. |
| osol, and is used to treat jock itch, athlete's | foot and ringworm. |
| ment was titled His Majesty's Royal Regiment of | Foot, and withdrawn to England. |
| animal diseases under research are for instance | foot and mouth disease, influenzavirus A, and avian |
| Small | Foot and Scooter are able to delay the Renegades unt |
| ose force consisted of about 1,100 cavalry, 100 | foot and artillery, including a large artillery piec |
| Foot and Mouth (1955) | |
| / They were four thousand, on | foot and mounted |
| e said upon reaching Chalagawtha he'd stamp his | foot and all of Tuckabatchee's cabins would fall. |
| al is mined from seams between the Worsley Four | Foot and Arley Mines. |
| He kisses her | foot and zips out of the room. |
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