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Buffalo-Chicago and Boston-Albany-Chicago routes, both of which include considerable N.Y.

Swift has his eyes on the Bristol and Exeter stages, both of which include climbs in the final kilometres.

American's new fare strategy encompasses two basic changes, both of which include some fees in coach fares.

His poetry of the 1960s culminated in Every Day (1965) and On Bear's Head (1969), both of which include thoughtful observations of everyday life.

The troupe presents two programs, both of which include his newest piece, "The Introduction," set to a score for electronic cello, and his signature "Caught," in which a dancer appears to hover in midair, an optical illusion produced by strobes.

Two of the biggest zydeco trail ride associations in Louisiana, which serve as umbrella groups for the clubs, are the Border2Border Trail Ride Association and the Rainbow Trail Ride Association, both of which include Texas rides on their calendars.

Here, we focus on switch-like transient responses, the characteristics of which include both temporal thresholding and rapid elimination beyond the threshold point.

Other roles he sang with the company were Rodolfo in Puccini's "Boheme" and Werther, both of which included broadcast performances, and Alfred in Verdi's "Traviata".

Sons of NASL Hall-of-famer Walter Bahr, Chris and Matt quit the Philadelphia Atoms and the Colorado Caribous in 1976 and 1979 respectively, going on to enjoy long and successful gridiron careers, both of which included Super Bowl wins.

The new book took Rush eight years to complete (he told the New York Times Magazine that he'd promised his wife, Elsa, that it would be finished in two), but it is a quieter and more contained than his previous two novels, "Mating" (1991) and "Mortals" (2003) — both of which included delectable digressions on Marxism, economic policy, African development, and literature.

However, Rotou et al. (2007) compared a two-stage multistage test to a CAT of the same length, both of which including only set-based items.