The remainder of the half was fought out superbly with the ebb and flow of the contest keeping everyone on their toes. |
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The entertainment in the game was its ebb and flow, not the quality of football. |
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It emerges from the ebb and flow of collective grievances and struggles for power. |
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The structure would be built over the water, allowing the tide to ebb and flow unhindered. |
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It is the ebb and flow of workload, which is the normal professional control of the consulting engineer in the exercise of his duties. |
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He had a keen awareness of the ebb and flow of history, and of the need for consistent jurisprudence, and, above all, self-restraint. |
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But those who make a living from the sea know that tides don't merely ebb and flow, they crash and bang. |
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Majestic and imposing, the monuments have stood the test of time, witness to the ebb and flow of social and political life in the capital. |
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Weather forecasts called for the storminess to last into the evening, though delays were likely to ebb and flow with the intensity of the storms. |
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The ebb and flow of tides, swinging winds, and rising and falling ocean swells create the changing rhythms of a surfer's life. |
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Each day, I'll be posting the running totals for each decade, so that you can track the ebb and flow of their fortunes as the project runs on. |
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The songs in turn reflect the cyclic patterns of ebb and flow found out there in the elements. |
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This style utilizes a glide step, and, rather than a perpetually upbeat approach, uses motions that ebb and flow with the mood of the music. |
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Football at all levels thrives on that ebb and flow of teams emerging as powers to take the place of those who have fallen by the wayside. |
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The ceaseless, restless ebb and flow of humanity makes up the shifting patterns of life in a city. |
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Here, however, the ebb and flow of Takuma Itoi's sustained, pulsating textures are so regular that the proceedings soothe more than stimulate. |
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The Moon and the Sun also exert gravitational pulls on Earth, creating tides that we see as the twice-daily ebb and flow of the ocean. |
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I bought my drink, took it to an empty table and sat back to listen to the ebb and flow of conversation around me. |
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He is more generous with the conversational ebb and flow than he needs to be. |
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Sanderlings are characteristic of sandy beaches, running back and forth, with the ebb and flow of the tide, like so many little clockwork toys. |
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If you could visually represent the ebb and flow of my thoughts, you'd find a lot of swirly folded patterns emerging. |
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Perhaps his ability to weather the ebb and flow of public fickleness lies in his sheer affability and generosity of spirit. |
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While operatic in scale, everything in Anderson's screenplay has a natural ebb and flow to it. |
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Newhouse has trained himself to function within the din of such noise, undistracted by fan reaction or the ebb and flow of games. |
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They are won by a side's most influential characters controlling the ebb and flow of a game. |
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Spectators were totally focused on the ebb and flow, but came away with nothing except the feeling that they'd seen something new and untamable. |
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This ebb and flow in construction labour markets may not follow the exact path set out here. |
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There have been specific tactical changes and an ebb and flow of activity. |
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When the ebb and flow of our heart diminishes, we feel separate from the vast world around us, a world in which everything breathes, pulsates, expands and contracts. |
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The track features a gently pulsating synthesizer under a spare, reverberating guitar melody, and is punctuated by the sporadic ebb and flow of a stuttering drum beat. |
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The Arab dispersion came about piecemeal, through the ebb and flow of war. |
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By your own admission, the complaints are ballooning, or they ebb and flow. |
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Analyzing the ebb and flow of the race, Howie said Weiland has positive momentum but Rounds is collapsing. |
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Fuel prices are currently low, but we know they will ebb and flow over time. |
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Your grief may bring forward many different emotions which ebb and flow over time. |
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The power animating the universe, while destructive at times in the cyclical ebb and flow of time and space, is fundamentally grounded in balance. |
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It may ebb and flow, but it remains constant and necessary to who we all are, and who we will become. |
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These scientific exchanges and this ebb and flow between our two countries have been very intense. |
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During this same period, we have witnessed the ebb and flow of government investment in our society. |
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The ebb and flow of building activity across sectors creates distinct requirements and cycles for each trade and occupation. |
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The violence will undoubtedly continue and has been known to ebb and flow with the seasons. |
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On a continent which has been fashioned by the ebb and flow of people over centuries, migration has always been a locomotive of progress. |
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Consequently, one of the challenges facing the Commission is to manage the ebb and flow of complaints in a cost effective manner. |
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They reflect little more than the arbitrary ebb and flow of power between empires and fiefdoms. |
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With a population of just over 85,000, we are painfully aware of our vulnerability as a nation at the mercy of the ebb and flow of global tides. |
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The media in Jordan has changed rapidly in recent years and will continue to develop as national discussions and debates ebb and flow. |
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They also of course provide a commentary on Egyptian society, particularly the ebb and flow of internal migration and the formation of relationships of utility and trust. |
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Those who listened to international radio broadcasts will recall the ebb and flow of the short-wave signal as it made its way from the other side of the planet. |
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The rate of moonquakes seemed to ebb and flow every 27 days, the time it takes the Moon to circle the Earth, suggesting that they were caused by the pull of tidal forces. |
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And they certainly improve my awareness of the processes of my mind, the ebb and flow of my emotions and the essential unpredictability and uncontrollability of daily life. |
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Over the years the economic ebb and flow dictated political change, with the educated middle classes typically at the vanguard of reform movements. |
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He commanded dynamic playing from the young musicians and imbued each score with idiomatic fervor and a wonderful sense of the music's ebb and flow. |
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The offensive tempo of the operation would ebb and flow for the duration of the battle, changing rapidly due to the enemy's ability to use terrain to his advantage. |
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The book follows a calendrical sequence, each poem dated and grouped by month, so that the events of a hundred years follow a seasonal ebb and flow, not chronology. |
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A computer-controlled irrigation system runs throughout the greenhouses, tending to plants with recycled water on an automated watering method and ebb and flow floors. |
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If you give in to its measured ebb and flow, you will find yourself in an intense, poetic world in which the simplest objects a maggoty sheep, a half-finished shed take on a quiet but magical luminosity. |
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Yet the systole and diastole of the heart are not without their analogy in the ebb and flow of love. |
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Lady Thatcher was still using that very cudgel at Fontainebleau in 1984. European integration is a tide, with its own logic and its own ebb and flow. |
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As a consequence, the Complaints Commission must manage its financial resources in a manner that will allow it to accommodate the ebb and flow of complaints in a cost-effective way. |
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The ebb and flow of groundnut, millet and cowpea movements between Niger and the north of Nigeria has responded to price movements and exchange rates between the FCFA and the Naira. |
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Given the ebb and flow of complaints over the years, where are we now? |
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If, for example, we look at the history of western policy towards former Yugoslavia, we see the effectiveness of that ebbed and flowed with the ebb and flow of US domestic politics. |
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They have automated watering for hanging plants, ebb and flow floors, loading docks, computerized climate control and an automatic planting machine. |
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Tidal power is created using the ebb and flow of tides to run the turbine. |
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We're used to ebb and flow and we just have to weather this storm. |
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Perhaps this accounts for the ebb and flow of her popularity. |
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She responded with those cries that men long to hear, the sweet deep moaning sounds that echo the sigh of oceans, the ebb and flow of fields, the sough of stars. |
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Where vessels operate in tidal waters care should be taken to ensure that slopes on access gangways do not become too steep for wheelchair users as tides ebb and flow. |
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Over 800 species of algae live together in this unique maritime site, where the deep blue sea is constantly pushed by the ebb and flow and sometimes blown about by storms and violent winds. |
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What we admire as order and beauty in the final form of any natural manifestation is the product of the measured discipline of its development, like the ebb and flow of the rides, the systole and diastole of our hearts. |
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Considering flexible and adaptable disciplinary funding allocations in order to better respond to the ebb and flow of artistic development between and within artistic disciplines. |
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I know they carry none of your high falutin' opinions, but they portray the ebb and flow of economic life and are a unique record of the economic facts. |
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In a second work: Euripus seu de fluxu et refluxu maris, he interpreted the ebb and flow of the tide as a result of the work of the sun and moon upon the earth with a force similar to magnetism. |
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