I began my journey as a History concentrator in my sophomore year, taking just one class on early-modern Brazil.
Pompey host Cambridge on Saturday after taking just one point from the last two games at Yeovil and Barnet.
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The pressure is on Elite League champions Belfast Giants after taking just one point from last weekend's two games against Nottingham Panthers.
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He bounced consecutive three-quarter court shots off the front rim while taking just one step and delivering a chest-pass-like shot.
By taking just one sniff of a jasmine essence or absolute, he can tell you not only the flower's country of origin but what kind of machine distilled it—stainless steel, aluminum, or steel.
Muir is taking just one day off from her studies for her veterinary science finals at Glasgow University in May to compete at the World Indoor Championships in Birmingham.
He is above all a subtle player, a relentless little sprite popping up in all areas nudging, prompting, often taking just one touch, and devastatingly swift in his moments of improvisation.
Dressed with hip, vivid warmth in a black leather jacket, black pants, heels and a fire-engine-red turtleneck, with a softer, flattering haircut, Ms. Kepcher has a contagious energy as she whirls around, taking just one call.
The benefits of action greatly outweigh the costs, Dr. Lodge said, citing the example of Australia's system for screening imported ornamental plants, with swift initial assessments usually taking just one week.
