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final at the Berlin Olympics started in a good	pace.
u Yohannan, Prashanth Menon formed a formidable	pace trio, which revived the fortunes of the Kerala
with the peak of construction taking a frenzied	pace during the American Civil War, amidst rumors of
The economy is growing at a brisk	pace, but rising prices remain a key concern.
inor internal repairs are in progress at a slow	pace.
e four-floor building was constructed at a fast	pace, and the building was already completed in 1897
ly, emotionally and socially at a self-directed	pace.
d with a variety of sounds, to give it a faster	pace.
Despite having to bowl 8,491 balls at a great	pace, he never showed any sign of losing his form an
er's black steed and the two ride at a frenetic	pace, under the moonlight, along a path filled with
thard and Schumacher were maintaining a similar	pace but Schumacher was always comfortable.
apanese War, construction progressed at a rapid	pace, and contemporary American military observers w
20th century, oil production resumed at a slow	pace after advances in artificial lift technology.
inci project has not been cancelled: at a lower	pace, the engine is still being developed.
te the muzzle of the gun and moved on at a foot	pace, in the face of shot and grape fired by the ene
d get their heartbeat and breathing at a normal	pace.
Drop in horses which require a constant	pace to reach its maximum potential for the final sp
the American advance to proceed at a lightning	pace.
lery pieces moved by limbers, usually at a slow	pace.
Lastly, the icefalls which descend at a quicker	pace than either rockslides or avalanches.
ned a reputation for producing games at a rapid	pace, sometimes as many as twelve in a year.
s all have big heads, and the music is a faster	pace.
re slow and labored, accompanied by a stumbling	pace and mild confusion, although the victim may app
e redeveloped into condominium units at a rapid	pace.
Other criteria of play include a relaxed	pace and freedom versus compulsion.
A medium	pace bowling allrounder, Jayasinghe represented Sri
overs; although it was recognised that a potent	pace attack of Andy Roberts, Michael Holding, Colin
A left-hand batsman and a left-arm	pace bowler, Kumar has scored 319 runs (average of 2
wed by searing guitar riffs played at a furious	pace, then barely intelligible lyrics - few psychede
at the site in 1970, and continues at a varying	pace through the present.
seasons with the Canucks, scoring at a similar	pace.
AO hard courts, which were rated a medium-fast	pace by the ITF.
Duncan White from Ceylon went off at a terrific	pace, but by half distance Cochran was ahead.
g shape as construction moves forward at a fast	pace.
reated as a way to study the Talmud at a slower	pace.
was compromised; Seattle Slew set a blistering	pace, chased by Affirmed and Life's Hope.
Initially, the system moved at a slow	pace of 5 mph (8.0 km/h); however this later increas
the race; Bayi led from the beginning in a fast	pace and was 20 metres ahead at 800 metres, the othe
He continued to turn out plays at a prolific	pace, now mostly serious pieces such as Doctor Almas
He was a medium	pace bowler, turning out for Glamorgan in the Minor
It opens on a slower	pace with thumping drums and choir that drops quickl
Bowling at a steady	pace, he played in 7 matches that season.
Regal began to grow at a rapid	pace, opening larger cinemas in suburban areas.
is a character study, proceeding at a leisurely	pace with Ruby's introspective comments interspersed
of the album was carried out at a vacation-like	pace.
is a character study, proceeding at a leisurely	pace and interspersed with twelve visitors - family,
Emmett was a medium	pace bowler who played three first-class matches for
ermans, the scuttling continued but at a faster	pace.
the 1980s research in the area gathered a rapid	pace with concepts such as mechanically-interlocked
horses hooves do leave the ground at a running	pace.
eleased independently and sold at a respectable	pace.
an to work on their self-titled album at a fast	pace.
Jaffe wrote her novel at a breakneck	pace in a matter of days because of a fear that anot
ough after 1901 he could rarely bowl at a quick	pace.
m was timed at 6 minutes and 23 seconds, a 4:49	pace.
y to time the ball and to score runs at a quick	pace therefore in the following match he started to
in Calcutta, and the hosts played at a snail's	pace towards an inevitable draw.
low students to earn their credits at a quicker	pace since they are usually behind when they arrive
and until the 90s the festival grew at a steady	pace - making room for both international artists an
ted groups and clans achieved tasks at a faster	pace with a level of group effectiveness.
enemies on the screen and would fire at a rapid	pace on its own.
e pre-production order proceeded at a desultory	pace and it was not until spring 1940 that the first
comes hurtling down the zip line at a worrying	pace, destroying the log itself and slightly damagin
hristian Heritage Church has continued a steady	pace of growth and relevance.
Work progressed at a steady	pace, and the dam was completed on August 15, 1942.
ict time limit keeps the game going at a steady	pace throughout; the consequence involves losing a l
A left-arm	pace bowler, Rouse took 270 wickets at 30.78 in his
However, Racing for Holland were showing a fast	pace ever since their debut on Le Mans and they fini
Van der Linde also possesses a great	pace, having scored 2 tries from the half line in th
d by the Germans) being reinforced at a furious	pace at Versailles.
ey swing by the branches, brachiating at a fast	pace.
outh Wales is currently progressing at a steady	pace.
ing for him to take the final laps at a reduced	pace to safely make it to the finish.
Logging continued, but at a slower	pace, as trucks began replacing railroad in the logg
am went onto dominate the race setting a record	pace and winning four out of seven legs.
operations of the Austrians proceeded at a slow	pace, much to the frustration of York.
n with a red flag or lantern enforced a walking	pace, and warned horse riders and horse drawn traffi
The song begins at a slow	pace but the speed is increased with each new verse.
utemen were already writing songs at a prolific	pace, Carducci, who at the time was running his own
A medium	pace bowler and useful batsman, Tufnell made in eigh
the teaching staff, Devagiri College set a fast	pace of development, adding two prestigious post-gra
oure, and his apprenticeship was in such a fast	pace, that in a short time, Tito became Lamoure's as
le harmonies, jangling bells, and a sleigh-ride	pace, injecting one of the few bits of exuberant fun
n July 30, and began hiking back at a leisurely	pace along the coastline.
ript job and Michael Curtiz directed at a brisk	pace.
vilion is about half a mile, and at a leisurely	pace takes the average walker about 15 minutes.
y meter, which constantly runs down at a steady	pace and can only be refilled by collecting fruit th
glioblastoma multiforme) at a rapid	pace, usually indicative of a poor prognosis.
ough a comedy, Cala, My Dog! moves at a subdued	pace.
)), born March 28, 1956 in Madras, was a medium	pace bowler who represented India in Test cricket an
Situation Room featured lively graphics, a fast	pace, and drew heavily on news from the Internet and
ricket at 11 and started her career as a medium	pace bowler but found greater success when she switc
oposed, but work has only progressed at a small	pace.
he road and keep traffic moving at a reasonable	pace.
fter scrapping had already begun at a leisurely	pace.
s started in 1961 and continued at a reasonable	pace before the remaining 17 were withdrawn en masse
es at the Olympics and started off with a quick	pace, covering the first lap in 59.6 secs.
laying mainly for Dafen Welfare CC, as a medium	pace bowler and middle order batsman.
d, it began decomposing at a faster-than-normal	pace.
Unlike a pure	pace, the rear foot is placed down before the front
Construction was done at a rapid	pace, with completion and dedication in December, 19
e will keep the economy going, though at a slow	pace.
ent of the storm, causing it to track at a slow	pace of 3 mph (5 km/h) to the east.
Both teams kept up a relentless	pace before Christmas, with Wolves producing a run t
hese nuclear weapons are being fired at a rapid	pace between two forces (presumably the Americans an
ricket matches for Western Province as a medium	pace bowler, taking 16 wickets at 25.62.
Another version with a faster	pace exists that is about 3 minutes and 45 seconds l
A medium	pace bowler and lower middle order batsman, she is t
on sessions at his computer, working at a rapid	pace to enter and tamper with computer systems.
Paso Castellano ('Castilian Walk'), is a broken	pace that begins with the legs on each side moving f
Training continued at a rapid	pace throughout the war.
In 1982, the membership increased at a steady	pace.
At present jhajjar is developing at a great	pace with the development of SEZs and power plant.
The cabling of the bridge went at a feverish	pace, having about eighty wires taken across the riv
Imbudo intensified at a quick	pace, reaching typhoon status on the 18th.
The town had a slower	pace and friendly people.
most difficult aspects in maintaining a steady	pace without speeding up.
Increasing at a steady	pace, Baton Rouge's 2000 Census population surpassed
The film unfolds at a leisurely	pace that reflects the rhythms of village life, but
ervision, construction was performed at a rapid	pace.
he second hour of the programme was of a slower	pace, offering a more in-depth look at financial and
estwood to the centre of main campus at a brisk	pace.
aid: "Dexter continues to move along at a brisk	pace, and this week delivered one of its busiest and
This horse favors a quick	pace race to demonstrate its full abilities.
reached in approximately 10 minutes at a brisk	pace.
It is believed that Waymark bowled at a fastish	pace with variations.
It has a different	pace to normal Ramones works.
ail is about 4.5 miles (7km) and at a leisurely	pace should take approximately 3 hours.
government that has been growing at a dramatic	pace over the past eight years and it has been."
rpreted the song, slowing it down to a funereal	pace.
Corbitt ran most of his miles at a fast	pace.
ing a consistent quality of cheese, at a faster	pace and a lower cost, depending on the type of chee
Engels said that a slow	pace was the key.
ampshire as a right-handed batsman and a medium	pace bowler.
finals without defeat and maintaining a steady	pace behind the Giants.
Theme A tempo giusto chordal with a walking	pace feel;
Johnson set a slower	pace, but sustained many reforms initiated by the Li
A medium	pace underarm bowler who was mainly associated with
at Chestnut Hill in 1905 after setting a record	pace early on.
ohann Jayasekera as able "to bowl with a lively	pace and move the ball in favourable conditions", an
Unfortunately, even if he can keep a mid-tempo	pace, his flow is rhythmically stiff, and his voice
slimy Katayama, who begins to walk at a snail's	pace and only comes to school when it rains.
iobook of his Reality, digitally read at a fast	pace
and none of the tempos are above a slow-medium	pace), this lazy date has its pleasurable moments".
One was delivered at a slower	pace and was often dealt with quite easily by the ba
which from all reports, traveled at a leisurely	pace, encountered little or no loss of life or confl
He was a right-handed batsman and a medium	pace bowler.
tracks on this album are performed at a slower	pace because of Joey's maturing, ailing vocals, a fa
was a typical charity affair with a predictable	pace, although the fans were entertained by a feast
matches, Holmes compiled 8092 runs at a steady	pace at 28.49 and took 88 wickets with his right arm
or less to write) and he continues at a similar	pace both writing and publishing.
to Holley & Chalk, Heaney "had the ability and	pace to turn matches, but could frustrate with a ten
den obituary records Hale reminiscing about the	pace of Essex fast bowler Charles Kortright and clai
climbed the bank often at little above walking	pace, especially as they aged; it was not unknown fo
game with Bertie Buse, also barely above medium	pace; they were backed by the three spin bowlers, El
960s, when New Zealand Railways accelerated the	pace of dieselisation, resulting in wholesale scrapp
rly run-down neighborhoods and accelerating the	pace of gentrification, Shaw has been stagnant in co
eldkamp, as he has a very good acceleration and	pace.
ion, the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (	PACE) was enacted to formalise the existing Judges R
Purvis currently teaches acting at	Pace University and in the theater department at Leh
ghters of the Klein community include actor Lee	Pace, actor Matthew Bomer, actress Lynn Collins, act
ring's Klein High School, with fellow actor Lee	Pace.
In addition, the	pace can be a little fast to delve too deeply into t
d in 1936 in Birmingham, Alabama, with Adger M.	Pace serving as the convention's first president.
tions with which it had affiliations, including	Pace University Law School.
on the descent of the Finestre, but again lost	pace on the ascent of Sestriere, finishing 22 second
eved to be lacking in command against top-class	pace bowling on difficult wickets; if conditions, we
uneasy about the 'less at home against express	pace' part.
strip, Bangladesh looked all at sea against the	pace of Lee and Gillespie.
tall and said to be "effective in the air", had	pace and was adept with both feet.
Frustration at the allegedly slow	pace of release led to a number of disciplinary inci
ded a silver medal in the team event along with	Pace and Jay Barrs.
he led Kent's attack for a decade although his	pace declined with age.
Although the	pace of preservation has slowed through the 1980s an
The amount and	pace of government spending should be set in the lig
iqui's frame generates a considerable amount of	pace.
It's a story told at an unhurried	pace by an accomplished writer.-
ypically begin learning language at an ordinary	pace, but by the age of 3-4 they experience a regres
sting songs with tempos that match an athlete's	pace or cadence.
low for each pupil to develop at an appropriate	pace.
ngs, where he scored at an above-point-per-game	pace with 66 points in 64 games.
Kent, Oregon was known for playing an up-tempo	pace and guard-heavy lineups.
and European Colonialism led to an accelerated	pace of migration since Early Modern times.
nd a half to play, being played at an Andantino	pace.
-rhymed series of city names at an auctioneer's	pace has long made the song a challenge for any sing
graduating, so they can work at an accelerated	pace to complete high school.
Johnson managed an average	pace of about 70 miles (110 km) a day, quite respect
Richard Chew found the film had an unenergetic	pace; it had been cut in a by-the-book manner: scene
ere on 10 October 1725, of James Cook and Grace	Pace, parents of the eventual explorer and navigator
Constantly carried along by the beauty and the	pace of the action, I wrote it in one go."
ween Mind & Heart" brings in a light and breezy	pace and Michael Cretu sings in this track.
ime, providing a change of 'texture' and filmic	pace.
nary co-ordination and hand speed and deceptive	pace.
to his one-album-per-year writing and recording	pace of the 70s and 80s.
" Even though the sound quality is poor and the	pace a little on the leisurely side - there is tonal
Bugs keeps a steady and simple	pace, causing him to reach the television station fi
His delivery was "high and well,	pace moderate, yet bordering on the fast and getting
r chase (34 minutes) in movie history and takes	Pace through five cities as he attempts to lose poli
But, "as the belligerence and raw	pace of youth faded over the years, so in its place

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