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The partners claim the work is too complicated to be handed from one employee to another.
"It's a torch that should be handed from one actor to another.
The election marked the first time that an incumbent had been defeated and power would be handed from one party to another.
It must be handed from one actor to another, sit during a party scene as Holly explains that it is nameless because it doesn't belong to anyone, and walk offstage.
Wireless phone companies must make sure they do not interfere with one another; work even when consumers change their location in a house or business; and work seamlessly with the larger cell towers, so that calls can be handed from one to the other.
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A similar weapon was seen being handed from one hand to another in an earlier trailer.
From the Wagners to the Molinaris to the Powells, the political torch has been handed from one generation to the next in borough after borough.
In June, the magazine was handed from one conservative billionaire, Mr. Murdoch, to another, Philip F. Anschutz, for about $1 million, according to an executive close to Mr. Murdoch who spoke anonymously because the terms of the deal were meant to be confidential.
Told through a series of monologues in a narrative that is handed from one character to another in a sprint to the ghastly finish, Sub Rosa tells of the abusive music hall owner Mr Hunter.
Results obtained are handed from one specialist to the other without much interconnection or adequate information flow.
I don't like traveling much but I especially hate being handed from one Republican to another.
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