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The idea was also that PwC would adjudicate on whether Serco and G4S had breached the tagging contracts, thus over-riding the process for resolving disputes written into the contracts.

Furthermore, a swimming fish creates a zone of high pressure in front of them, similar to the "bow-riding" process (Fish 2010) exploited by dolphins swimming in front of ships (Fish and Hui 1991) or pilot fish swimming in front of large sharks (Magnuson and Gooding 1971).

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US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov say prospects for a resumption in the Syria peace process are riding on the outcome of their chemical weapons talks.

On their worst days, then-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay was riding herd over the process and using it as his own personal means of meting out rewards and punishments.

In total, Contador will lose 12 victories in the races he has ridden since the process started, including last year's overall win in the Giro d'Italia, plus two stages and the points classification.

"I welcome the fact that he is so engaged in matters of culture and public policy more broadly," says Tessa Jowell, a minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, "and he, and I am sure any other minister he dealt with, were absolutely clear about the status of his approach which was not in any way intended to undermine or over-ride the normal process of policy determination".

…" Later, he describes the process as "like riding a tiger, not knowing how to get off without being eaten".

In the measurement process, the best riding posture was identified experimentally, thus the positions of feature points and joint angles of human body were obtained.

Tropical cyclones often transform into extratropical cyclones at the end of their tropical existence, usually between 30° and 40° latitude, where there is sufficient forcing from upper-level troughs or shortwaves riding the Westerlies for the process of extratropical transition to begin.

Instead of having that ride approved by the state for use in New Jersey, they make each and every operator go through the whole long ride approval process, supply all the manuals they already have and submit all the engineering specs".