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Men's Journal, Wenner Media's 10-year-old entrant in the men's adventure category, is about to explore the great indoors and begin competing more directly with the men's general-interest magazines, Esquire and GQ.

The team would rather miss the first four races, also skipping the Australian Grand Prix on March 28, the Malaysian Grand Prix on April 4 and the Chinese Grand Prix on April 18, and begin competing May 9 at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona.

The couple married and began competing, both individually and together, in 1899.

Midshipmen Mosko then shifted plans and began competing to be assigned to the explosive ordnance disposal field.

In the 1990s, criminal groups like the P.C.C. emerged from violent prisons and began competing for urban turf.

She became a citizen of New Zealand in 2009 and began competing for her new country in 2010.

Julia moved to Miami in 1965, and began competing for the U.S. in National Skeet competitions, and later in worldwide Live Pigeon Shooting Club Competitions, and became a champion in both.

Annika Sorenstam, 36, who met Farr briefly and began competing in L.P.G.A. Tour events while Farr was battling breast cancer, said: "People still talk about her.

After attending Oklahoma Panhandle State University in Goodwill, Okla., on a rodeo scholarship, he got his Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association card and began competing in rodeos across the country.

By September, the Bush campaign recognized its mounting problems and began competing for the elderly with a heavy investment in advertising.

At 17 she bought a 125cc bike to commute to college, and began competing, at the age of 20, in club races, eventually graduating to the British Championships in 2003.