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| " Even though the sound quality is poor and the | pace a little on the leisurely side - there is tonal |
| While keeping up with the conversational | pace, a person has to track what is being said, extr |
| of The Beacon Institute and the Director of the | Pace Academy for the Environment at Pace University. |
| ciates in Accounting by correspondence from the | Pace Accountancy Institute forerunner to the Pace Un |
| recalled alongside Mannion, where he showed his | pace, accurate passing and sublime ball skills. |
| In 2010, | Pace acquired US broadband equipment maker 2Wire, IP |
| Still they praised the game for its quick | pace action. |
| ghters of the Klein community include actor Lee | Pace, actor Matthew Bomer, actress Lynn Collins, act |
| Richard | Pace added the southeast range in 1804. |
| 20th century, oil production resumed at a slow | pace after advances in artificial lift technology. |
| ly successful effort, and it's a nice change of | pace after several albums of funky soul-jazz". |
| the tow truck that hauls him away for his slow | pace after an auto accident. |
| Pace, after securing himself and his neighbors on th | |
| He just sat there, so we picked up the | pace again. |
| He took 2 wickets with his right arm medium | pace against Derbyshire. |
| ffe, he lost his wicket attempting to force the | pace against the left-arm slows of Arthur Bailey. |
| Pace Airlines was an American charter airline based | |
| llowed the production of lager at a much faster | pace, albeit with a reduction in flavor development. |
| On the 100th | pace, all 9 beads in the lower section are returned |
| After the 90th | pace, all 9 beads are against the knot. |
| n July 30, and began hiking back at a leisurely | pace along the coastline. |
| Pace along with co-drivers Scott Sharp and Wayne Tay | |
| Pace also offers an LL.M. in Environmental Law as we | |
| Pace also suggested that the alleged abusers were us | |
| Pace also served as the athletic director at Vanderb | |
| Pace also competed in the 1988 Summer Olympics, fini | |
| A competitor in the women's 57 weight division, | Pace also took part in the Commonwealth Games, three |
| The | pace also flexed ever so supplely, allowing wonderfu |
| for its sparse arrangement and slow deliberate | pace alternating with a double-time densely layered |
| The piece proceeds at its own relaxed | pace although it lacks nothing in terms of gaiety an |
| was a typical charity affair with a predictable | pace, although the fans were entertained by a feast |
| The plaintiff, Tony | Pace, an African-American man, and Mary Cox, a white |
| e at his peak was a mercurial bowler of genuine | pace, an athletic fielder, and a flashing stroke pla |
| He also entered in contact with Lanfranco | Pace and Franco Piperno (in turn in contact with the |
| over, he rarely bowled at anything like his old | pace and by August he was generally no more than med |
| He also feigned | Pace's signature and seal to a receipt for money sen |
| ed this up by taking 6 for 27 with a mixture of | pace and leg spin. |
| 30 January 1942) was an English footballer with | pace and intelligence. |
| n is a giant pharma company, expanding at rapid | pace and bringing more and more doctors into its clu |
| e four-floor building was constructed at a fast | pace, and the building was already completed in 1897 |
| Manager, John Beck, said, "He's got good | pace and is a good athlete. |
| Every group has its leader who has to set the | pace and order the special movements. |
| Hao is known for his extraordinary | pace and goal scoring instincts as a striker. |
| His explosive turn of | pace and skilful style of play has seen Lucescu use |
| He's 6ft 1in, left-footed, got good | pace, and I think that it's the right move at this t |
| is contemporaries is his ability to control the | pace, and direction of a match, through leading by e |
| ween Mind & Heart" brings in a light and breezy | pace and Michael Cretu sings in this track. |
| front row where he still makes good use of his | pace and good handling skills. |
| apanese War, construction progressed at a rapid | pace, and contemporary American military observers w |
| The piece then suddenly picks up in | pace and is at Allegro Vivace. |
| tall and said to be "effective in the air", had | pace and was adept with both feet. |
| ovided when the rider exceeds a preset pedaling | pace and would stop when the rider stopped pedaling. |
| ; he has the responsibility of setting both the | pace and distance of the run, which varies daily. |
| A right back or right winger known for his | pace and attacking attitude, he was part of the Bulg |
| ded batsman who could bowl both left-arm medium | pace and slow left-arm orthodox spin. |
| omized his career, as he exemplified phenomenal | pace and great comfort within the team. |
| Swain burst through the gap at | pace and set up Karl Fitzpatrick for a memorable try |
| left-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium | pace and who occasionally played as a wicketkeeper. |
| Balotelli is credited with | pace and technical ability, but criticised for a pet |
| Roy Sproson said that: "Alan's assets were his | pace and good control. |
| g of elements of non-fiction reportage with the | pace and devices of the novel. |
| re slow and labored, accompanied by a stumbling | pace and mild confusion, although the victim may app |
| otts County team that season, with his electric | pace and skill winning over the fans. |
| and dramatic chart which is varied in its tone, | pace, and dynamics. |
| The game combines a relatively sedate | pace and a then-rare first-person point of view (usi |
| good and interesting movie" and continued, "The | pace and the quality of the color, muted and unnatur |
| Other criteria of play include a relaxed | pace and freedom versus compulsion. |
| he was seen weaker than her two competitors Nik | Pace and Nicole Linkletter. |
| He worked at his | pace and refused to be rushed, and by the winter of |
| lower bouncer only to be surprised by the extra | pace and bounce of the ball. |
| to Millward in space; Millward took the pass at | pace and in turn then outstripped the opposition def |
| Pace and Kirkpatrick first played together in 1968 i | |
| s a right-handed batsman and a right-arm medium | pace and off-break bowler who played for Middlesex d |
| he Christmas period saw Gosport falling off the | pace and towards the lower reaches of the table. |
| He was primarily a bowler but his | pace and style are unknown. |
| ral Arthur Radford, Secretary of the Army Frank | Pace, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Omar |
| l of his/her squad while maintaining a sense of | pace and danger. |
| His quick | pace and unpredictability made him a success at Brad |
| the race; Bayi led from the beginning in a fast | pace and was 20 metres ahead at 800 metres, the othe |
| He is notable for his dribbling skills, | pace and for his ability to score and create goals. |
| The injury also took away much of Dixon's | pace and he was never quite the same player again. |
| od marker who was rarely beaten by a winger for | pace and was also something of a penalty expert, pro |
| h Malinga's-Rubel can consistently deliver good | pace and bounce, and once clocked 92.9 mph (149.5 km |
| He had a reputation for extreme | pace and was widely known as "Brown of Brighton". |
| himself in front of the escort, controlling the | pace and position of the escort, whilst the others f |
| ain weakness of his skills at all times was low | pace and acceleration. |
| is a character study, proceeding at a leisurely | pace and interspersed with twelve visitors - family, |
| dwell bowled mainly in-swingers and varied both | pace and line depending on the stance of the batsman |
| ictability, with extremely subtle variations of | pace and pitch characterising his bowling. |
| y became a fans' favourie because of his skill, | pace and goalscoring ability. |
| ppearances throughout the 2005-06 season, Guy's | pace and dribbling ability made him a handful for an |
| n 1874, George Frederick Bodley in 1884, George | Pace and Ronald Sims between 1969 and 1979. |
| e fiction films, which rely upon fast narrative | pace and special effects to communicate character ps |
| McCanlis bowled right-arm medium | pace and was noted for his out swinging deliveries t |
| in 1983 for £150,000 where he was noted for his | pace, and played every game in Watford's run to the |
| and the Chan Clan and Wagon Train, but the fast | pace and low pay of the comic book industry at that |
| Alvarez is known for his searing | pace and acceleration, both on and off the ball. |
| After a while, Alesi picked up | pace and began to harry Villeneuve for 2nd place. |
| His bowling had both | pace and movement and occasionally he could swing th |
| He continued his scoring | pace and was moved to the Brandon Regals for the 192 |
| He relied on his | pace and acceleration to get away from defenders and |
| Kent, Oregon was known for playing an up-tempo | pace and guard-heavy lineups. |
| e pre-production order proceeded at a desultory | pace and it was not until spring 1940 that the first |
| operation, he did not adapt immediately to the | pace and physicality of English football. |
| Standout features are the pic's sustained | pace and its realistic quality. |
| He was a steady performer but lacked a bit of | pace and over committed to challenges sometimes leav |
| have been looking for', we shall see if his raw | pace and near faultless ball carrying in the 2008 su |
| loss of the senior bowlers: "With length, fair | pace and swerve, Pollard proved so successful that, |
| d Belgium in 1918 had begun to show some of the | pace and aspects that would mark later mechanized wa |
| Work progressed at a steady | pace, and the dam was completed on August 15, 1942. |
| midfield than up front; he possessed plenty of | pace and could cross the ball well. |
| n the 2005-2006 season, a lethal combination of | pace and power gave him a name amongst the Scottish |
| ight-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium | pace and who occasionally played as a wicketkeeper. |
| He is an all-rounder who bowls fast-medium | pace, and has been used as both an opening batsman a |
| out of ten rating, calling it a "a nicely tense | pace and with a compact storyline featuring enough g |
| e North transept in 1964 was designed by George | Pace and a spacious narthex, designed by P. B. Chatw |
| essful with an effective curveball, a change of | pace, and a version of the screwball. |
| as once described as "a big bulky back-row with | pace and a mean streak" |
| am went onto dominate the race setting a record | pace and winning four out of seven legs. |
| In the second, the Senators picked up the | pace and Denneny scored at 15:15 on a pass from Clan |
| Meynell bred a new form of hound, with greater | pace and stamina and a better sense of scent. |
| artin, with art provided by Rik Levins, Richard | Pace and Frank Turner. |
| ter Yesim Ustaoglu brings a novelist's feel for | pace and character development to a story that, at c |
| the cooks prepare the sandwiches at a very fast | pace and keep the crowd moving without writing down |
| He is well known for his lightning | pace and strong left foot It was alleged in 2006 tha |
| e almost always too wet to suit a bowler of his | pace, and was probably the second best fast bowler i |
| He was a physically strong player with | pace and a powerful shot. |
| He played domestic cricket for Mumbai as a | pace and swing bowler. |
| n with a red flag or lantern enforced a walking | pace, and warned horse riders and horse drawn traffi |
| mmer of 1894 was a major factor (along with the | pace and break-back of Tom Richardson and William Lo |
| He was known for his quick | pace and his occasional ability to score goals. |
| Smith was known for his | pace and the quality of his distribution (whenever p |
| ent of Academia Sinica, Lee Yuan-tseh, over the | pace and types of educational reforms needed. |
| Checa shocked the paddock by being on the | pace and nearly winning the Barcelona race. |
| is good friends with high school classmates Lee | Pace and Lynn Collins. |
| y meter, which constantly runs down at a steady | pace and can only be refilled by collecting fruit th |
| od selection, bowling with controlled swing and | pace and able to lure the Pakistan batsmen, unfamili |
| The final ran at a very slow | pace and he was boxed in on the final lap which slow |
| typical 1950s noir, distinguished by its rapid | pace and taut script, that delves mainly into the ch |
| allrounder, Palliyaguru bowls right arm medium | pace and bats right-handed. |
| Situation Room featured lively graphics, a fast | pace, and drew heavily on news from the Internet and |
| were John Thaw, Roy Castle, Diana Rigg, Hale & | Pace and Fry & Laurie. |
| e next loose forward to emerge at Odsal, having | pace and footballing skills. |
| The following year, whilst he lost his | pace and his bowling declined to fewer than thirty w |
| he revolution commenced, Taylor was setting the | pace, and the improvised music world has never been |
| tactical race, taking advantage of a slow early | pace and staying at the rear of the field until the |
| He is recognized for his | pace and skills, dribbling ability and play-making. |
| No known record exists documenting when Richard | Pace and his wife Isabella first arrived at Jamestow |
| hated the car knuckled down to improve the race | pace and reliability of the M26, and throughout the |
| s the basis for a new church designed by George | Pace and constructed 1958-1963. |
| A more than useful medium | pace and off break bowler who took 275 wickets, he w |
| 0, Sreesanth produced took 5-40 in a display of | pace and swing to help dismiss South Africa. |
| inging the new ball and generating considerable | pace and bounce. |
| ded a silver medal in the team event along with | Pace and Jay Barrs. |
| also graduated from Klein High School with Lee | Pace and Matthew Bomer. |
| ularly known as Nipper, he was renowned for his | pace and for his ability to cross the ball early. |
| s, both academic and non-academic, at their own | pace and level. |
| he dance is slow and somber, but eventually the | pace and tempo pick up, and Lucky and Penny seem to |
| ort of performance commensurate with his power, | pace and technical ability but which his "laid-back" |
| onsistent and productive wingers, thanks to his | pace and close ball control. |
| h Massa, Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet Sr, Carlos | Pace and Emerson Fittipaldi winning. |
| artner Le Cong Vinh, Thanh Binh possesses great | pace and adds the footballing intelligence upfront f |
| the third quarter, however, Fitzroy's superior | pace and power allowed it to kick three goals with t |
| The town had a slower | pace and friendly people. |
| s and challenging them to progress at their own | pace and level of development. |
| ountry's most assured full backs, known for his | pace and composure on the ball. |
| shape changes into a wall to stop the soldier's | pace and keep him from ending up in the Pacific Ocea |
| aid: "Dexter continues to move along at a brisk | pace, and this week delivered one of its busiest and |
| Voice and mix engineer: John | Pace and Gary Wagner |
| bowled very little and at a very gentle medium | pace and batted low down the order. |
| a result, when ex-convicts Richard Hickock (Lee | Pace) and Perry Smith (Daniel Craig) are apprehended |
| He is noted for his | pace and ambitious attitude. |
| ed men reach up towards him; the music picks up | pace and the naked men begin to push each other arou |
| ing; "He's typical left winger, he has a lot of | pace and a fantastic left foot". |
| arge, heavily-built defender, he possesses good | pace and agility. |
| $46 million) of the first movie on its plodding | pace and the constant rewrites Roddenberry demanded. |
| ing a consistent quality of cheese, at a faster | pace and a lower cost, depending on the type of chee |
| lite strike force that set a crippling marching | pace and dealt swift flanking attacks. |
| ting that "I was very happy with McGrath's good | pace and line. |
| es and took 3 wickets with his right arm medium | pace and occasional leg breaks. |
| ight-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium | pace and who also played as a wicketkeeper. |
| However he relished | pace and would often be quick to put away any delive |
| A striker with lightning | pace and world class dribbling skills, in her career |
| Hickson's return in 1957 he was able to use his | pace and still kept scoring. |
| right-handed batsman who bowls right-arm medium | pace and who can field as a wicket-keeper. |
| L after falling below his normal point per game | pace and signed with the Utica Blizzard for the 1994 |
| There is a slowing of | pace and the return of the warm cello theme from the |
| ohann Jayasekera as able "to bowl with a lively | pace and move the ball in favourable conditions", an |
| slimy Katayama, who begins to walk at a snail's | pace and only comes to school when it rains. |
| h will be a big asset for us with his power and | pace and he is a goal-scorer". |
| de up with aggression what he lacked in natural | pace and took 809 first class wickets with his right |
| n and Adam Timmerman as well as tackles Orlando | Pace and Fred Miller continued to protect Warner eff |
| Nymann is known for his explosive | pace and precision crossing. |
| One was delivered at a slower | pace and was often dealt with quite easily by the ba |
| He "tore defences apart with his | pace and scoring power" and "took the best back line |
| The tribunals were criticised for their slow | pace and for failing to charge landlords for previou |
| ent model, whereby students worked at their own | pace and were encouraged to explore areas of interes |
| nt to Black Horse Ridge was designed by Richard | Pace and built in 1822. |
| He is an "effective dribbler who can use his | pace and trickery to beat players in the final third |
| The song was published by the | Pace and Handy music company in 1917, but was first |
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