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However, Van Gaal believes the side is starting to perform better, following Sunday's impressive 3-0 Premier League win over Tottenham.

With devolution, the push comes from the other side: elected mayors are starting to perform management tasks formerly reserved for their officers.

Querrey was starting to perform consistently well at majors when his career was interrupted two years ago by an elbow injury that flared up on the eve of Wimbledon and forced him to miss four months of the season.

As a result of that testing, Mr. Morris said, the company is starting to build pages that will perform better for high-bandwidth users.

Management is starting to recognize that women can perform as well as men — and that we bring qualities to the table that men often lack.

"That was my dad's favorite piece when I was first starting to perform when I was 12," Vieaux said.

After a free-spending off-season, the team is finally starting to perform and they now hold their playoff fate in their own hands.

Over four solo albums her songwriting proved wry and catchily complex – but as far back as 2008 she was starting to hide, performing the idiosyncratic Buttons on Later… With Jools Holland in the dark, dressed as a DayGlo gingerbread man.

"They are just starting to perform like they need to perform and he wants to win and he is a competitor and I can't blame him for that.

As early as the age of 12, her love of jazz drove her to discover artists like Duke Ellington and Count Basie, Americans who were just starting to perform again in Britain after a long battle surrounding labor restrictions.

This in turn became the foundation, along with the likes of Van Morrison, for the kind of music he was starting to write and perform himself, in an acoustic bar band he'd joined called Rusty.