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It's not just "acting," but consummate musicianship that is captured in that recording.
The officials say the tally, which was impossible to independently verify, represents a majority of the Sunni Arab militants killed or captured in that period.
All the meanings associated with "tack" and "tackle", not excluding the association with male genitalia, seem captured in that marvellously characteristic word.
But in time she realised that if her pain hadn't been captured in that way the bombing might have been lost to history.
He thrashed the first to mid-on, edged the second past slip, swung and missed the third and then launched the shot that Shaw captured in that photo.
Not captured in that statistic are the workers who faced across the board salary freezes or cuts in order to reduce firm layoffs.
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Other events prove that he was born prior to 1264, as he was captured in that year.
It bubbles out and is captured in well that brings it to the surface, where it can be piped off.
All the visceral energy and edginess of those first days of collective shock and turmoil are captured in photographs that are not always deftly composed or properly exposed.
This would not be captured in studies that look solely at measures such as attitudinal scales or tests of knowledge.
It's something that is not always captured in existing models that predict future fish distributions".
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