Almost immediately after winning the governorship, he had begun to maneuver for a seat in the U.S. Senate. |
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What is difficult about maneuver is to make the devious route the most direct and to turn misfortune to advantage. |
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The freshets also provided enough water for large fish like sturgeons to maneuver their way upstream. |
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Being a heavy smoker, through the years I've gotten my procedure down to a smooth maneuver when driving. |
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One who does not know the topography of mountains and forests, ravines and defiles, wetlands and marshes cannot maneuver the army. |
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That maneuver will only slightly amplify sounds and it leads you to listen too briefly. |
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Such a maneuver would require a significant amount of propellant for conventional rocket systems. |
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The most forward sections fall into line with the rest of the soldiers, who then join in the retrograde maneuver. |
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But the fact of the matter is given what they've been through with this very fast, deep maneuver, some of them are pretty tired out. |
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This paper investigates the least maneuver velocity through the tolerable apolune and other lunar orbit elements. |
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Currently, the brigade commander lacks sufficient depth in his maneuver array. |
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The phantom tag at second base is another maneuver that big league middle infielders have mastered on steal plays. |
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Riders maneuver through a wilderness of rough terrain, brilliant sandstone formations, sand dunes, and wildlife. |
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The closed shutter maneuver was performed with the subject's glottis open and the cheeks held firmly with his hands. |
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The BCT, like the divisional brigade, is built around its maneuver battalions and direct support by sappers and artillery. |
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I had situated myself in the far corner of the classroom, a tactical maneuver on my part. |
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Then she took a deep breath and carefully began to maneuver through the beams. |
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Up until this point almost all swords were heavy and required more strength than skill to maneuver. |
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Besides that it was annoying to have to maneuver through people who didn't know enough to get out of the way. |
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Our initial mission required us to maneuver into a canyon and destroy two caves. |
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The people bustled so close together that it was impossible to maneuver without touching anyone. |
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I can remember as a child being fascinated by people who could maneuver those two wooden sticks like they were extensions of their hands. |
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The next several weeks Landon's recovery progressed to the point where he had some movement in his arms and could maneuver in a wheelchair. |
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It was crowded, and I had to maneuver around many people, but finally she led us into an empty corridor. |
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Also, larger oars were heavy and clumsy to maneuver and required multiple oarsmen. |
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Always give yourself enough room to maneuver safely while avoiding both obstacles in the road and opening car doors. |
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For example, blind people can maneuver through unfamiliar areas with the aid of seeing-eye dogs or canes. |
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Two separate people spilled beer on my head as they tried to maneuver around me, cursing me in the process for ruining a perfectly good pint. |
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In other words, Bulgaria will again have to diplomatically maneuver and make its choice in a vulnerable situation. |
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To develop success achieved in an offensive one has to maneuver so that to build up efforts in the main sector. |
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I had to maneuver my way backstage, through the dressing room, and out the door without making noise and or killing myself. |
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We had to maneuver for hours, trying different fruitless backstreets, before breaking onto open highway. |
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Picture the kind of sandwich that is so large you have to cut it in half to maneuver it with any amount of grace and good manners. |
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Both sides took advantage of the maneuver, unloading their primary weapons, but again the Terrans had more numbers. |
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She tried to maneuver him to a dumpy sofa studded with a gaudy pattern of crimson roses, but Jack stiffened his knees. |
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Due to the nature of current combat operations in Iraq, our primary mounted maneuver unit is the section. |
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By this maneuver, the mind is protected from clutter-mind and body, separated out, are actually coerced into a negatively metaphrastic liaison. |
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It took carefully meticulousness and they managed to maneuver themselves out of the Delta and into the walkway. |
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The aim of campaigns of operational maneuver has historically been to impose our will on the enemy by force. |
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Less than a year later, maneuver warfare had become trench warfare, a morass of mud and blood on an unprecedented scale. |
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I was able to maneuver such that I merely sat down, hard, on my right buttock and slid along the street. |
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From ground control stations far-removed from the front lines, they can maneuver the Predator just like any other aircraft. |
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This rapid maneuver causes surprise, disorientation, and psychologically dislocates the enemy, which disrupts his plans and will. |
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He started to direct traffic, his arms flailing every which way, until the bus could maneuver into a passing lane. |
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The bush dog released the captured paca after failing to maneuver itself into a position where it could reach its throat. |
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When this maneuver is properly executed, you can literally turn within one wingspan. |
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This maneuver requires that manual pressure be exerted on the abdomen over the bladder to express the urine. |
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Its clever oval shape allows you to maneuver perfectly around such delicate areas as ankles, knees and underarms. |
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And those groups are so multifarious that the president's freedom of maneuver will be significantly curtailed. |
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Patients may succeed in passing the food bolus by repeated swallowing, by performing the Valsalva maneuver or by making a positional change. |
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It is a move, a maneuver or a style of play that is based on an exploitation of small advantages. |
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This maneuver opened the river to navigation farther upstream and stopped the overflow of water into the lake. |
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The bones were sort of tangled, so the doctors had to untangle the bones and then sort of maneuver their way through my hand and create fingers. |
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To take advantage of all this breadth and depth, though, students need room to maneuver. |
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Most Army National Guard maneuver brigades could also be assigned division lineages. |
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Its current brinkmanship is the work of a regime in which moderates have little room left to maneuver. |
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Patients may be able to force food through the esophagus by performing a Valsalva maneuver, or they may regurgitate undigested food. |
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A sudden and forceful Valsalva maneuver can result in the lack of coordination of different muscles of expiration. |
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Residual volume was calculated by subtracting the vital capacity from the total lung capacity, determined by the pressure-volume maneuver. |
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Use a lot of strength in this maneuver, so as to spear the surfboard through the wave. |
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One soldier managed to successfully execute the somersault maneuver that most people are familiar with from their childhoods. |
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Expiratory reserve volume was determined after a slow vital capacity maneuver. |
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The engine cuts out when you get inverted and the airplane is just not aerodynamically suited for that kind of maneuver. |
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It would be so easy to maneuver around certain obstacles, and you can hiss at people without receiving a weird look. |
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The trip began with a practice hike intended to teach inexperienced hikers how to maneuver with heavy packs on their backs. |
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Force-on-force maneuver warfare is not advantageous to the enemy when he is outmanned and outgunned. |
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I am amazed at how he can maneuver it through tight ancient towns or down the switchbacks of a mountain. |
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I agree that there need to be more CA specialists collocated with maneuver units. |
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The ability to drop the feed dogs on your sewing machine and maneuver the fabric in any direction makes it easier to stitch a trapunto design. |
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He and later strategists were intent on waging a type of war based on rapid, decisive maneuver. |
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Children were asked to take a maximal inspiration, followed immediately by a maximal forced expiratory maneuver without a pause in between. |
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Willoughby's determination to plow his own furrow gave every appearance of being a separate and discordant maneuver by radical back-bench peers. |
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There would be moves and countermoves, with a strategy to attempt to maneuver the natives into a desired position. |
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Red 6 pushes his dismounts forward while the Bradleys maneuver to provide cover. |
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This ensures the plan meets the commander's guidance, is compatible with all battalion maneuver elements, and reduces the risk of fratricide. |
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My wife and other daughter quickly recognized my tactical jink and attempted to perform the same 180-degree maneuver. |
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This maneuver served only to strengthen our resolve and we booked a meeting room in a hotel adjacent to the convention site. |
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The rules of the commission provided more room to maneuver and allowed for a broader range of admissible evidence. |
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When flying in the atmosphere, the aerodynamic shape allowed him to maneuver better than most atmospheric craft. |
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A very large maneuver area, a lot of air support and ground fire combined together on these exercises. |
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The EZ-Rocket performed another series of tight turns, steep climbs, and a wingover maneuver. |
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Male African lions perform this maneuver when they consort with a receptive female, herding her in the desired direction. |
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The aim of this exercise, one has to believe, is to maneuver Moscow into the circle of good global citizenship. |
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The latest maneuver by the Democrats is something called a discharge petition. |
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The walking gait maneuver is the body's natural means of locomotion. |
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One video shows him take a tumble while attempting a maneuver, try it again, and then tumble again. |
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In battle, it means the ability to shift from suicide bombers to tank columns and maneuver warfare in the span of a day. |
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This opens up many options on both the maneuver and fire support side. |
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After we climbed to altitude, with maximum torque of 1,015-foot pounds set, every over-the-top-aerobatic maneuver would get slow at the top with rudder shakers. |
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This maneuver adducts the fetal posterior shoulder in an attempt to rotate the shoulders out of the impacted position and into an oblique plane for delivery. |
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In an intractable country, despotism and the cynical short-term maneuver are big temptations. |
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The mobility of the urethra, bladder, cervix, and rectal ampulla were determined by ultrasound measurements in the supine position, after voiding, and on Valsalva maneuver. |
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I was exhilarated by my ability to maneuver the steep climb. |
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We took a ferryboat with a group of saffron-robed monks and rode in tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motor carts used to maneuver tourists through traffic. |
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More to the point, the maneuver is increasing the U.S. money supply by that amount. |
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You can sleep for hours and then, with one swift maneuver, you again have a hairstyle. |
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In muggle Quidditch, players maneuver around a field with one hand on their broomsticks at all times. |
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It took a lot of concentration to be able to maneuver your horse correctly and get it to jump all 3 jumps without refusals, knockdowns or passing the fence. |
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This approach emphasizes stratagem and maneuver over firepower and seeks to set the terms of conflict even before the opponent is aware conflict exists. |
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Occasionally, executing a maneuver such as a left turn would cause your car to shut down and refuse to restart, in which case you would have to reinstall the engine. |
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So far, only fully tracked vehicles can provide load carrying capacity and cross-country mobility needed to effectively fight the maneuver battle. |
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A balanced force is capable of paralyzing the enemy by fire and holding the ground by maneuver can translate temporary advantages into lasting advantages by collapsing the enemy's will. |
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It's illegal, of course, but Benny keeps it in operation by greasing the palms of the local flatfoots, a maneuver which takes no small amount of dexterity. |
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The intent of this maneuver was to trap one's enemy in a partial or complete envelopment to destroy him in a great, decisive battle of annihilation or encirclement. |
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A variation of the hand plant is a maneuver called the layback air. |
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The maneuver is necessary, since onboard propellant is nearly depleted. |
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Appropriate planning, however, can mitigate the dangers involved and make it an acceptable risk for the maneuver commander if the situation warrants. |
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Scout platoons are a recon and security element of a maneuver battalion. |
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The reaction from members on both sides of the aisle to the maneuver was virulent. |
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When performing strengthening exercises, patients should be instructed not to perform the Valsalva maneuver during the activity, as this can cause hypotension. |
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It's hard to maneuver your video camera wearing flimsy hooded rainwear. |
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To learn the two track maneuver, use a martingale or a snaffle bit with draw reins to encourage the horse to flex through the poll and keep his head still. |
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My uncle Doug quickly mowed down a field of sudan grass for extra parking, and my sister, Molly, helped the fire department maneuver the vehicles in and out. |
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Once discovered, this maneuver did not endear the councilors to their constituents. |
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While there are a number of other missions that have successfully aerobraked into more circular and less elliptical orbits, the maneuver is never a cakewalk. |
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Even within the PLO the different factions are often at loggerheads and maneuver to gain the upper hand. |
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It also requires adequate, trash-free backfill and sufficient soil moisture for compaction, as well as site conditions enabling a trencher to maneuver. |
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This maneuver allows the natatory cord to become more prominent. |
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Some surgeons moisten gelatins with topical thrombin prior to use, though no trials exist evaluating the efficacy of this maneuver. |
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After the satellite maneuver, engineers track the new orbit from the ground, upload the new ephemeris, and mark the satellite healthy again. |
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This enabled them to turn one paddle ahead and one astern to turn and maneuver quickly. |
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She also submitted herself to daggering, the shameless, controversial dancehall dance maneuver that involves rapid-fire pelvic thrusts. |
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Beagle 2 has successfully completed its critical lithobraking maneuver, marking another step for robotkind. |
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By means of belts and rollers an operator can maneuver the ULD from the dolly cart, up to the aircraft baggage hold door, and into the aircraft. |
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Harbor pilots and tugboats may maneuver large ships in tight quarters when near docks. |
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The opponent would try to maneuver and avoid contact, or alternately rush all the marines to the side about to be hit, thus tilting the boat. |
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The Union army first attempted to maneuver past Lee and fought several battles, notably at the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, and Cold Harbor. |
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This maneuver allows the bird to cover almost a thousand kilometres a day without flapping its wings. |
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This maneuver was transparent to Sighvatur, who understood, as apparently Snorri did not, what could happen to the chiefs in Norway. |
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The Romans retreated to the base of the hill where they were unable to maneuver, encumbered by their heavy armor and long shields. |
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This proved cumbersome to maneuver as both hands were required to hold the match during removal, one end in each hand. |
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Manoeuvre is the only spelling in Australia, and the most common one in Canada, where maneuver and manoeuver are also sometimes found. |
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The main risk of the withdrawal method is that the man may not perform the maneuver correctly or in a timely manner. |
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The goal is to maneuver them into weakness while building up one's own shi, or strategic position. |
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The maneuver, waveoff, and engine response were all on the numbers and per the book. |
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The ankle biter of the auto industry, the drop-top version of the Passion is as easy to maneuver as it is to afford. |
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They are judged on style and angle as they maneuver a course surrounded by K-rail, soft rail and pylons. |
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In a second set of trials, she performed the same head maneuver with no blanket, her hands resting next to the light box. |
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This political maneuver wanes on the doctrines of presentment and bicameralism, and the very notion of majority rule. |
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The canal bikeway is all about families and leisurely walks on weekends, so expect to keep it slow and maneuver through a crowd. |
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Normally, maneuver commanders want to canalize the OPFOR into the center of the 15T to mass effects on them. |
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Screw wash from the port screw during the port-twist maneuver had caused water to flow over the RHIB's sponson, and the craft capsized. |
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He instituted the McRoberts maneuver followed by suprapubic pressure and the Woods maneuver, all of which were unsuccessful. |
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I try to stay sober enough to maneuver back to West Hollywood. |
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Physical examination demonstrated a mass on the left side of her neck that tripled in size during a Valsalva maneuver. |
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The texture decreased while he was in the supine position and was exacerbated by the Valsalva maneuver. |
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There was no communication with the peritoneal cavity, nor did the cystic structure change its shape with Valsalva maneuver. |
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There was no gradient at left ventricular outflow tract and midventricular level by rest and Valsalva maneuver. |
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Examination was carried out with or without valsalva maneuver and the volume and consistency of testis and grade of varicocele were recorded. |
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She is the only midwife for whom an obstetric maneuver has been named. |
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A sharp, hostile feeling, the result of a brusque maneuver on the part of his pedicurist, had cut short his flight of fancy. |
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It's unclear whether anyone administered the Heimlich maneuver after Dyasha Smith choked, Perecman said. |
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According to the report, a teacher performed the Heimlich maneuver and a nurse assisted in CPR without success. |
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Miriam performed the Heimlich maneuver by wrapping her arms around her friend's waist and thrusting. |
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He raised concerns that Calderon might be under pressure from some conservative groups to defeat the measure by not publishing the law, in a maneuver known as a pocket veto. |
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I tried planting a pair of zircon earbobs in a glass of Diet Pepsi, but had it not been for my expertise with the Heimlich maneuver, the poor girl might have choked to death. |
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The senator applies the Heimlich maneuver to Bloomberg News Service executive editor Al Hunt, choking on a piece of chicken while dining in Manchester. |
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Miriam says she remembered an episode from the Nickelodeon animated series in which Squidward gets a clarinet lodged in his throat and SpongeBob does the Heimlich maneuver. |
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A corrections deputy likely saved a county jail inmate's life by performing the Heimlich maneuver after the inmate choked while eating a breakfast bar, authorities said. |
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A Valsalva maneuver as well as a watertight fascial closure was performed. |
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Some clinics perform the Hallpike maneuver with ENG, although this might not be the best way to evaluate induced eye movements, because those movements can be rotary. |
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Our Sleep Center had an ENT physician consultant who shared an interest in the Mueller's maneuver as an objective measure of upper airway narrowing. |
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Final options include C-section delivery, symphysiotomy, or the Zavanelli maneuver, which has been known to rupture cervical vertebrae and cause major intracranial damage. |
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On the third attempt of a nonstandard maneuver, the Seahawk rapidly diverged in yaw, driving the AFGS into an acceleration control mode vice the normal rate control mode. |
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One potential problem with TCAS II is the possibility that a recommended avoidance maneuver might direct the flight crew to descend toward terrain below a safe altitude. |
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The People's Liberation Army taikonaut used handholds to maneuver along the exterior of the Shenzhou VII spacecraft during China's first extravehicular activity in space. |
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In addition, the utilization of an explosive maneuver using a medicine ball throw as a performance variable to estimate upper body strength has not been documented. |
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In order to overcome this limitation we performed retroflexion maneuver. |
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Described as a surgical maneuver, the action led to civilian deaths whose estimated numbers range from 400 to 4,000 during the two weeks of armed activities. |
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Sailing ships, however, partly because of variable winds and currents in the strait, generally preferred the Drake Passage, as they had more room to maneuver there. |
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The wings of bats are much thinner and consist of more bones than that of birds, allowing bats to maneuver more accurately and fly with more lift and less drag. |
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They could operate independently in the open ocean where their speed gave them room to maneuver, or alternately as a fast scouting force in front of a larger fleet action. |
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This has the disadvantage that the firing aircraft must maintain radar lock on the target and is thus less free to maneuver and more vulnerable to attack. |
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Hockey is a family of sports in which two teams play against each other by trying to maneuver a ball or a puck into the opponent's goal using a hockey stick. |
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If you practice building your massage muscles as I suggest in Chapter 9, you can be a better kneader because this particular maneuver requires a lot of strength in the hands. |
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The launch, while successful, had involved some risk due to the lack of space to maneuver within and without the benefit of a tested and developed control system. |
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