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He once lined up for none other than the Beatles, acted as lead counsel when Apple Corps, which owns the rights to the Beatles music, unsuccessfully sued the eponymous electronics giant over its use of an apple logo.
He signed his multibillion-dollar deal at the former North County Social Services Office where he once lined up for food stamps.
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Meanwhile, sometime Bond composer David Arnold reveals in the book that Amy Winehouse was once lined up to sing the theme tune for 2008's Quantum of Solace.
Tebow took the field for three plays, twice getting stuffed on inside runs and once lining up, implausibly, as a wide receiver.
If your assailant touches it once, line up for a pre-emptive strike.
Having found myself being touted, to my considerable mystification, as a potential candidate for the England interim head coach position ahead of the Six Nations, I was interested to read this week that, once again, I was being lined up for a return to the national fold, either as attack coach or midweek coach on the summer tour of South Africa.
"I've been fortune enough to have a full-time position lined up for once I graduate".
Once, the Virginia ran aground, but managed to free herself before the Monitor could react; once, Worden thought he had the Virginia lined up for a damaging shot, but his cannon jammed.
They were left disappointed, once again; and their stock dipped once again, and once again Tim Cook came out and proclaimed that they have some great stuff lined up for the year.
Caterina speaks only once, when they turn onto the long boulevard that borders the Valentino Park and see the roadside prostitutes lined up for the early-evening shift.
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