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Few would argue that the Philadelphia Orchestra has lost even a stride in musicianship.
But I think the Saints have hit a stride in the last month or so that will overwhelm being outdoors unless the weather is really bad.
The 27-year-old Kentuckian prevailed by a stride in 9.84sec, breaking Asafa Powell's stadium record and earning a diamond to take home for his mother.
And in staying so deep in the crease, while unable to get a stride in much beyond the line, he is giving himself more time to play the ball and see the movement.
I am dangerous All too friendly Just deserts Not doing well Not just the winning that counts Groping forward ReprintsThree weeks before elections that might at an earlier stage have been cheered as a stride in the right direction, many Egyptians are in a grim mood.
(You could argue that Docker itself is a stride in that direction).
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A squad car roared up outside our office one night and a PC strode in, hands in his vest.
"I tried that stuff once, and I could only turn left," Prince, a 37-year-old heroin user said, miming a fast stride in a tight circle.
This policy change in Ontario, they said, is a stride forward in "making it clear that we exist".
Finally, it records user's walking patterns such as walking impact and a stride length in an outdoor area to predict user's walking distance in the building.
The runner-up Melissa Morrison was a stride back in 7.88.
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