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Bristol duly conceded a string of early penalties and Steenson, an Ulsterman who has previously played for Rotherham and the Cornish Pirates, was quick to take advantage.
Candidates, and states, have always bet that a string of early victories would help the party coalesce around a nominee long before the delegates were summoned to the national convention.
The pair set up their own firm, Wasserstein Perella, in 1988, and racked up a string of early successes, including advising Kohlberg ,Kravis, Roberts on its $25 billion leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco -- then the biggest deal ever.
Sampras got off to a rocky start in both sets against Safin, still ranked No. 2 in the world despite a string of early exits from tournaments this year.
WASHINGTON, June 9 — Helped by the fight over immigration, Democratic presidential candidates are courting Hispanic voters like never before, prompted by a string of early primaries in states with sizable Hispanic voting blocs.
I did a string of early films that were social but also comedies in this spirit, from Driving Me Crazy through Tracking Down Maggie and Kurt & Courtney to His Big White Self.
The exchange was among the first of the City of London's so-called coffeehouses, a string of early-eighteenth-century meeting halls where like-minded people ate, drank, and conducted business.
A string of earlier flops, such as Mixed Nuts and Leap of Faith, have had an impact.
James Murphy has made good on a string of earlier comments, confirming plans to wrap up the project "and then go do something else".
The couple formed the band in the summer of 2006 when Ms. DiMenna was in a rush to put out an album that, unlike a string of earlier solo efforts, would capture her Grace Brickellets-Edie Brickell vocals at their most haunting.
The boy, born Dmitri Yakovlev, was adopted from Russia, and his death in July revived memories of a string of earlier abuse cases involving Russian children adopted by American parents.
