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The police found a small trail of blood on the sidewalk of her home Sunday, but when detectives began executing a search warrant yesterday on the Kimeses' green Lincoln Town Car, they found no evidence to lead them to Ms. Silverman, the official said.

In May, while preparing for final exams and graduation, the women behind MealFlour began executing a yearlong plan to grow their business.

After turning north-northeast, the storm began executing a small cyclonic loop on September 14.

After initially moving to the north, Olivia began executing a slow counterclockwise loop.

On September 18, Celia began executing a loop to the north, during which it re-intensified into a tropical storm, as reported by ships.

After nearly reaching hurricane status, Lisa began executing a small cyclonic loop due to a Fujiwhara interaction with a tropical wave.

NBC and Fox announced a new service to air their shows online; CBS began executing an "audience-network" strategy to have viewers share shows; and the BBC and Sky released new players.

Manby said SeaWorld had begun "executing a comprehensive cost optimization program" on top an already announced cost-cutting drive.

By the end of the century, new architects had begun executing a plan to completely surround Vaux's exterior with other structures; by the nineteen-fifties, the interior decorations had been stripped.

The second technique is exploitation of an ability to begin executing a program which is not completely loaded into primary memory: this technique, usually named demand paging, is intended to exploit and encourage a tendency of programs to localize their references to primary memory in any given period of time.

Even as Hillary Clinton continues to absorb fire from a primary challenger on her left, she has begun executing a methodical general election strategy aimed chiefly at winning over voters in the center.