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These goods are not necessarily manufactured in Texas but depart from there, Dr. Rosson said, creating jobs and boosting the state's economy.

They might not have reached Battle of Santiago proportions – despite their best efforts – but depart Brazil with an impressive record – of the wrong sort – nonetheless, averaging a foul every five and a half minutes.

Tremlett played in the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, his only match on a tour that saw England arrive with three giant fast bowlers in their ranks but depart having been traumatised by the relentless high-octane hostility of Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris.

The Lakers hold a 2-0 lead in the series, but depart for Orlando without the look of invincibility that accompanied a 25-point rout in Game 1. "There is a sense of relief," Lakers Coach Phil Jackson said, "because they played very well".

Most of the contestants are inspired by Dewey's valuation of everyday aesthetic experience but depart from him in various ways.

Both develop detailed theories of worlds that bear important similarities to concretism but depart from it sharply on several counts, in particular in their answers to QW. 14.

Jacob joined Minneapolis-based Target as an assistant buyer for its department store division in 1984 but departed two years later.

But departing NWA was not an easy decision.

Saunders said Arenas accompanied the team to Quicken Loans Arena but departed after the suspension was announced.

But departing from ordinary principles of justice brings its own problems.

Exactly the same holiday, but departing on 15 February, would cost £1,090.