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He preferred the tennis court to the chessboard, and his laziness shocked the rising star Anatoly Karpov, then his training partner.
Americans are shocked at rising oil prices in 2004, he notes.
Marshall was shocked, and rose to announce the news to the congregation.
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Further, shock response spectra for the equipment attached to the underground structure are established and a case study indicates that in-structure shock level of the devices predicted by the model with ground shock rise time is higher than that predicted without consideration of the ground shock rise time.
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