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They were in a corner of the mat, in that tense arm-to-arm judo embrace that can make it look as if they are suddenly going to start square dancing, when Malloy and her coach, who was standing all the way on the other side, spotted an opening.
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Is Teixeira right to start squaring up?
It was reminiscent of the kind of tension in the pub when two drunks start squaring up to the each other, at first in a playful manner, ready to have a go.
Take an extra length of cord (about 4" or 10 cm) and start square-knotting over both ends.
Larry Arbaugh, 71, who described himself as a retired sawmill man, started square dancing in grade school in Circleville, where he still lives.
"So we took advantage of this geometry," he said, "by designing a skyscraper that starts square at the base and culminates in a crystal octagon in the skyline".
The knight has the trickiest move, an L-shape of two steps: first one square like a rook, then one square like a bishop, but always in a direction away from the starting square.
I still use the starting square clue — I'm not sure if I'll ever be good enough at diagramless solving to give that up — and got MAGI right away, but had a hard time with MOPE AROUND.
I'm going on general principles – and Dan's admonishment – rather than concrete calculation: the enemy king stuck in the middle, his rooks not yet in play, king's bishop still on its starting square, kingside pawns broken.
It has ten towers, most of which started square, and several of which received many-sided reinforcements with the advent of firearms.
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