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And he was roasted for pace by a half-fit Beckham ten minutes later, which was not.
They succeeded in turning the kitchen into a perfectly oiled machine, where meals could be assembled at a pace by a handful of untrained cooks.
Wealth is being created in Asia at a rapid pace by a young generation of entrepreneurs whose private banking needs differ significantly from those of high-net-worth individuals in Europe or the United States.
Around lap five or six (the race is twelve and a half laps), for example, one of the Africans might pick up the pace by a second or two a lap.
I have to admit that when I first saw a Pace Car sticker on a car being driven at a leisurely pace by a man in front of me, my lead foot started itching.
Just say Jimenez was to win this, the precursor to a five-week wine-and-cigar bender, he'd be the oldest winner ever of a major at 49 years old, beating the equally laid-back Julius Boros, he of the "stately pace", by a few months.
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He sought to mitigate his declining pace by adopting a deeper approach, with a "more thoughtful passing game".
Johns Hopkins University kept pace by launching a certificate course in tropical medicine, a TB center, and a private fund to sponsor travel grants to developing countries.
Without Piazza, the reserve catcher Todd Pratt continued his Mark McGwire-like power pace by smashing a homer off Albie Lopez that gave the Mets a 2-1 lead in the fifth.
After a year, the trainer gets them to increase their pace by driving a snowmobile behind them.
The sex act means that she will be followed, at a zombie's walking-pace, by a demon that only she can see, and which will kill her.
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