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| He is a | frequent keynote speaker at international conferences |
| Four-tensor is a | frequent abbreviation for a tensor in a four-dimension |
| Powys is a | frequent contributor to Radio Cymru's popular "Post Pr |
| Chilvers is a | frequent musical partner of Tim Bowness (the singer of |
| y maintains his own blog, Carpe Diem and is a | frequent contributor at SeekingAlpha.com. |
| Dan is a | frequent speaker at events like Developer Days, TechEd |
| O. Ismagulov is a | frequent lecturer about anthropology in Delhi, Califor |
| The question of authenticity is a | frequent discussion in art markets where Native Americ |
| Tacey is a | frequent commentator on issues of spirituality in Aust |
| m subterranean dissolution of these beds is a | frequent occurrence, though the scale of the Hell Kett |
| She is a | frequent contributor to The New York Review of Books. |
| ectured throughout the United States and is a | frequent media commentator on public affairs for, amon |
| He is a | frequent gaming conference speaker and writes for a nu |
| role on the TV series Kate & Allie, and is a | frequent Law & Order guest star, having appeared in al |
| McGregor is a | frequent creator of new work for La Scala Theatre Ball |
| She is a | frequent commentator on the broadcast media, generally |
| The show's most unusual characteristic is its | frequent breaking of the fourth wall. |
| Eddington is a | frequent commentator on national security issues for t |
| s College of the Built Environments, and is a | frequent speaker, commentator, and writer on the emerg |
| Thornton is a | frequent guest on talk radio shows across the United S |
| fers to his origin as a tree, that there is a | frequent journey by ship, that another country is invo |
| She is a | frequent performer of chamber and orchestral music on |
| He is a | frequent co-host on The 700 Club, often filling in for |
| Le Beauf is a | frequent leading lady performing with the Shakespeare |
| He is a | frequent contributor to The Morning News and has been |
| n ex-member of sketch group The Benders, is a | frequent volunteer at Scene & Heard, played 'Ian' in i |
| Wang is a | frequent speaker at MBA programs, HR conferences and p |
| He is a | frequent speaker and consultant for hospitals, corpora |
| Tippy D'Auria is a | frequent guest speaker and has lectured on astronomy a |
| of Social Reflection” at Harvard, and he is a | frequent lecturer and teacher at universities and on p |
| Joe Malone is a | frequent contributor for Fox 25 as a political analyst |
| The male prostitute or hustler is a | frequent literary and cinematic stereotype in the West |
| He is a | frequent writer and commentator, and is a subject of t |
| work in the computer security field, and is a | frequent speaker at industry conferences. |
| Benzodiazepine dependence is a | frequent complication for those prescribed for or usin |
| He is a | frequent recitalist for the International Society of B |
| The ass or donkey is a | frequent symbol of the Messiah in Christian iconograph |
| Maguire is a | frequent contributor to Sky News and the BBC. |
| He is a | frequent public speaker on the use of the Internet and |
| The flooding is so | frequent that many residents have a routine: Move the |
| roup 'J1c3, defined by the P58 marker is most | frequent in Yemen-Saudi (65%) It is also very common a |
| Isabelle pays | frequent visits to her Bubbie, (grandmother) Ida (the |
| eriving from Wagner's Tristan und Isolde) and | frequent use of musical phrases which serve to undermi |
| major venue for political rallies but it had | frequent financial crises. |
| tes Customs & Border Patrol, which makes it a | frequent stop for private aircraft coming in and out o |
| tion of 140, its unspoilt qualities make it a | frequent setting for period films, set in the 18th cen |
| Because of this, it has | frequent, large events and soon gained mass popularity |
| home to many federal-style homes, making it a | frequent location for films, perhaps most notably The |
| It suffered | frequent incursions of the Zirids first, and then knig |
| It contains | frequent pop culture references and comparisons to The |
| It is | frequent in parts of its range. |
| ng with the band's formation in 1983, it made | frequent personnel changes but always maintained the p |
| It has | frequent services to and from the City and is also a m |
| This made it a | frequent target for bombing by the Germans in the Wars |
| The city's location had made it a | frequent battleground for a number of armies, with pos |
| From December the station will have its most | frequent service ever. |
| eatment includes injections of ivermectin and | frequent cleanings of the rabbit's environment. |
| In winter snipe and jack snipe | frequent the pools whilst siskins and redpolls are reg |
| ated because of his stance towards James; his | frequent attendance at court, for which he was sometim |
| ullet in his gun's drum to help avoid jams, a | frequent problem of the Lewis gun. |
| nderlust, and like both her parents, Jan made | frequent use of drugs and was no stranger to trouble. |
| From her early teens, Janina was | frequent participant in talent contests and artistic e |
| y Island in transit to Yokosuka, Japan before | frequent deployments to the Tonkin Gulf for plane guar |
| Laura Norberg had severe pains in her jaw and | frequent headaches in 1978. |
| yes - oculogyric crisis, tongue, or jaw; more | frequent in children |
| th Thomas Jefferson and Martha Jefferson were | frequent guests at Blenheim during Phillips' captivity |
| Bobby, Carol, and John have | frequent conflicts with the local town bully, Harry Do |
| Along with John Amato, | frequent contributors include Nicole Belle, Logan Murp |
| g patrols, Second Lieutenant Johnson repelled | frequent counter-attacks and for six hours, under heav |
| nonviolence, and Martin Luther King, Jr. were | frequent speakers at the church and led the movement. |
| he quotation, Canto 11 of Byron's Don Juan, a | frequent reference in the novel, which refers to "the |
| his tenure as a New York municipal judge and | frequent candidacies for high elected office on the ti |
| Juvenile foliage | frequent in adult plants. |
| l Empire, and "In Demand" with DJ Lazy K. His | frequent collaborations with Harlem-bred rapper Max B |
| Along with Isabella Karle, a | frequent collaborator, he has also pioneered the use o |
| Thereafter, her kills were | frequent. |
| The three kingdoms had | frequent border skirmishes over boundary disputes, but |
| ad follows the river for 7 miles (11 km) with | frequent bridges in the upper part of the dale. |
| overed in a fishing area Randall was known to | frequent. |
| While celebrities are known to | frequent the lodge, it also hosts less high-profile an |
| Shepherds were known to | frequent the area in the 1870s to feed on the open gra |
| He was known for | frequent biblical quotations in the courtroom. |
| cranes, herons and sunbirds are all known to | frequent the area. |
| Smith was known to | frequent the area and witnesses recalled Wilson being |
| years many wonderful characters were known to | frequent the Grove....most notably, the Legend that is |
| of the Western Quebec Seismic Zone, known for | frequent, but minor tremors, occurring, on average, ev |
| inter groups of Kerala Congress are known for | frequent splits and mergers. |
| They've become known as | frequent collaborators, recording Sing Along With Los |
| Lee's life, for the poor pacing, the lack of | frequent fight scenes, and the soapy love story |
| d canopies, brass railings, Tiffany lamps and | frequent use of antiques as decor. |
| lar it attracted everyone like Aaron Latham a | frequent visitor of the night club.Sherwood Cryer conv |
| Subsequently she became Lavery's most | frequent sitter. |
| s a Palestinian-American professor of law and | frequent commentator on current events in the Middle E |
| , who successfully pushed for a law mandating | frequent radio and television public health broadcasts |
| n the legislature and title of leader despite | frequent trips out of the territory for continued moni |
| the route beforehand (either by leading with | frequent rests on the rope - for which the term "hangd |
| as steep slopes and loose topsoil, leading to | frequent landslides during the monsoons. |
| ved to be fractious and difficult, leading to | frequent changes in leadership - in just 26 years, the |
| ied to other similar crab species, leading to | frequent confusion with other colourful crabs such as |
| This condition leads to | frequent nose bleeds, telangiectases on skin and mucos |
| pularity among voters in the state has led to | frequent mention of his name as a potential candidate |
| Her innovative scholarship has led to | frequent criticisms by the governments of both Pakista |
| Bribery was routine, and led to | frequent scandal. |
| ity consistently across Wikipedia have led to | frequent controversy, especially on topics of relative |
| he rights of common: a situation which led to | frequent disputes. |
| Her popularity through the 1990s led to | frequent radio and television appearances on various t |
| ople's Liberation Movement (SPLM) have led to | frequent delays in the preparations ahead of the vote. |
| atentee Killigrew and his chief actors led to | frequent conflicts. |
| r the city of Leeds, the starship Leeds makes | frequent stops at the Deep Space Nine and later partic |
| as a particularly lawless area of Leeds with | frequent anti-Jewish and anti-Irish riots. |
| ide them to land, and Polynesian legends made | frequent reference to celestial navigation. |
| Democrats chose former county legislator and | frequent candidate Nancy Bargar as Goodell's opponent. |
| miles from the city centre of Leicester, with | frequent Arriva bus services supplying the route. |
| late-night talk show host David Letterman and | frequent guest on his show. |
| t of the volcano was below sea level, however | frequent eruptions were ejecting molten lava up to 70m |
| erial, were operated at low power levels with | frequent fuel changes using online refuelling to produ |
| res a handful of rail shooter levels, drawing | frequent comparisons to Sega's Panzer Dragoon series, |
| Lewis is | frequent guest commentator on Middle Eastern issues fo |
| nature of the access road which is liable to | frequent rock falls and landslips. |
| and there were complicating factors like the | frequent presence of alcohol and other drugs. |
| e the Broadway Cinema, which he also likes to | frequent. |
| tion, the owners of the railway line, operate | frequent freight service over the line. |
| work, he lectured on English literature, made | frequent broadcasts (including being a member of the B |
| His goals became a little less | frequent, and indeed Jimmy Greaves, playing purely as |
| few representatives in a given location, and | frequent travellers. |
| who appreciated its convenient locations and | frequent trains, with high numbers of passengers still |
| f thin-aired Coors Field, famous for long and | frequent home runs. |
| Donald's nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, with | frequent guest appearances by Barks' greatest creation |
| At these low elevations, | frequent fog keeps the Cosumnes River AVA cooler than |
| combat lock-on system, low-quality graphics, | frequent loading times, bad voice acting, and the lack |
| Myrna Loy, Powell's | frequent screen co-star, had an uncredited cameo appea |
| ish American officials hold dual loyalties, a | frequent anti-Semitic theme." |
| Lutz makes | frequent appearances in the long-running hit improv sh |
| s paintings were inspired by sketches made on | frequent cycling trips around the countryside. |
| It made less | frequent appearances starting from 1979. |
| Sakala made more | frequent ski flying appearances from 1996 until his 20 |
| Lancaster services will also be made more | frequent, however it has been suggested they will be t |
| New Books Columnist for Harper's Magazine, a | frequent contributor to The New York Review of Books, |
| ish technical modern rock band InMe make semi | frequent lyrical references to the Lynton/Lynmouth are |
| large numbers of 'migratory' manatees, which | frequent the area due to its springs and relatively wa |
| the increasing demand and Manaus experienced | frequent blackouts. |
| He is known for his maniacal laughter, | frequent cries of "Answer me!", and loathing for never |
| From 1952 to 1962 General W. A. Mann made | frequent trans-Pacific runs to Japan, Korea, Okinawa, |
| Many celebrities | frequent Amara during the fashion events. |
| Square is easily accessible via the many and | frequent buses which serve the King's Road route. |
| At Baltimore many are | frequent communicants, and three hundred or four hundr |
| e early years of the newspaper were marked by | frequent changes of name and ownership. |
| n in Guadalajara, her childhood was marked by | frequent travel owing to her father's career. |
| tates Period and the preceding were marked by | frequent violence and war, and many new philosophies w |
| Most of the six movements are marked by | frequent pauses between phrases, denoted either by bre |
| of dissonance, and in addition are marked by | frequent use of cross-rhythms. |
| The group was marked by | frequent infighting and turmoil and disintegrated shor |
| Cardiff English is marked by | frequent assimilation and elision, when two distinct s |
| However, his time there was marked by | frequent clashes with Bates, club chairman and majorit |
| MaRLo tracks | frequent the Beatport top 10 and are played by Armin v |
| In 2005 he married his | frequent collaborator, Meera Syal, who plays his grand |
| caution: pre-existing bone marrow damage ( | frequent blood cell counts are indicated) |
| ition, U.S. Secretary of State Marshall noted | frequent references had been made by the Ad Hoc Commit |
| Across his writing Marx makes | frequent reference to his interest in technological de |
| A selection of new material was | frequent as well as two songs sung by guitarist Keith |
| ccumulation of thick dust layers, it may have | frequent perihelion passages that don't approach the S |
| Children with daytime wetting may have | frequent urination, have urgent urination or dribble a |
| s commonly enough that a doctor may recommend | frequent blood tests during the first few months of us |
| icago, Merlo used his position to mediate the | frequent territorial disputes between the Chicago boot |
| population of the eastern Mediterranean New, | frequent waves of the plague continued to strike throu |
| lon, another son of Judge Thomas Mellon, were | frequent business partners. |
| Cardinals member and | frequent collaborator, James Candiloro, was said to be |
| The group members and | frequent guests made use of extended techniques on tra |
| eloped steriospecific lipid membranes through | frequent fission and fusion of racemic pre-cells. |
| to send messages, a political meta-game, and | frequent expansions that expanded the world and gamepl |
| of about four hundred feet (120 meters), and | frequent sandstone outcroppings and bluffs. |
| in part due to her and co-star Michael Ball's | frequent absences due to illness. |
| e 12-note rows, but do include microtones and | frequent use of glissando. |
| ) road follows the river for seven miles with | frequent bridges in the upper part of the dale. |
| ted and unauthentic due to their mingling and | frequent interaction with Persian and Indian people., |
| the challenge of The Coveted Mirror involves | frequent, timed escapes from the jail tower. |
| was arranged by promoter Robert Mittleman, a | frequent associate of Nielsen's promoter Mogens Palle, |
| ss summers, in which the heat is moderated by | frequent morning coastal low clouds and fog. |
| Jean Monet (son of Claude Monet), a | frequent subject of paintings by his father Claude Mon |
| rformances usually consist of monologues with | frequent use of the Venetian language, irony and satir |
| moving closer to Syria in recent months, with | frequent visits to Damascus. |
| rn from Huntingdonshire he became once more a | frequent guest at Tooke's house at Purley, and in 1782 |
| hic and the area features burial mounds, with | frequent finds of lithic technology. |
| lt over the years - through word of mouth and | frequent touring - a considerable following which allo |
| ar when one realizes that this movement makes | frequent use of the deep, dark tone of the lowest F on |
| The family's moves remained | frequent and complicated until Wilford Woodruff issued |
| The movie makes | frequent use of breaking the fourth wall. |
| ress data in which small values are much more | frequent than large values. |
| numerous ailments (the latter being much more | frequent and elaborate in Asia, especially Japan: some |
| overlays, making "sideways" transit much more | frequent and the usage of spells very perilous. |
| lanism occurs in this species it is much less | frequent than in the other two species. |
| Magical attacks are now much more | frequent and important compared to their occasional us |
| aCityUK complex in Salford Quays, a much more | frequent pattern of services stopping at Eccles has no |
| e life with fleet renewals becoming much more | frequent. |
| silver mounted; gold mountings are much less | frequent and gold and tortoiseshell very rare. |
| rvices to and from Brockenhurst are much more | frequent than those to Beaulieu Road, and visitors to |
| rvice to Trowbridge and Westbury is much less | frequent, with just one morning and one evening train |
| winter Sundays),these services are much less | frequent than those to Blackpool North. |
| The genitive Jesu is much more | frequent than the other cases, as in Die Kreuzigung Je |
| e; accessory slips to other hyoid muscles are | frequent. |
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