The United States national team has made the area a regular part of its rotation for important international matches.
It deserves return visits, especially for its second rotation, starting Feb. 8, when, due to fragility, several hand scrolls will be wound to different scenes and five screens will be replaced by others.
Due to its apparent brightness, the star most recognized for its fast rotation is Achernar, a phenomenon which causes it to be highly oblate.
Is democracy about periodically displacing absolute power by force or about laying the foundations for its peaceful rotation, including mechanisms not only for transparency in governance but also for the protection of women and religious minorities?
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It rotates once on its axis for each revolution i.e., its rotation is synchronous so that it always keeps the same face toward Saturn and always leads with the same face in its orbit.
DIAMONDBACKS ACQUIRE LOPEZ: Arizona, trying to strengthen its rotation for the pennant chase, acquired the right-hander Albie Lopez and catcher Mike DiFelice from Tampa Bay last night.
Fifty years ago the earth stopped its rotation for several days in the wake of the unthinkable tragedy that shook the world and robbed it of the promise of a new frontier.
By announcing its rotation schedule for five years, the Army hoped to give the Guard troops, who generally serve no more than a weekend a month and two weeks each summer, ample time to train for the difficulties of an extended overseas operation.
