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On Sunday, November 20, James came home again and, with flawless timing all his own, smiled for the very first time.

No-one knows the exact timing of the very first individual stars.

In particular, it was proposed that the timing of the very first spikes arriving at early stages of the visual system after stimulus presentation plays a special role (VanRullen and Thorpe 2002; Kupper et al. 2005).

The players' comic timing was revealed from the very first pick, when Eric Staal, the captain of Team Staal, chose a Carolina teammate, "my boy," goalie Cam Ward.

A trial of GIK used in the very first hours of ischemia has been needed, consistent with the timing of benefit seen in experimental studies.

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Tottenham fans are understandably airing their frustrations – they have seen their team lose four of their past five Premier League games at home – and it was telling to hear the PA system blaring out music with conspicuously sharp timing the very second the referee blew the final whistle in the weekend's loss to Stoke City.

But the very timing may prove the reforms' undoing.

Asymptotic expressions for the first arrival timing k0 fit very closely to exact ones for as few as 10 observations for this high SNR of 20 dB as it is shown in Fig. 2.

The first is timing: the Treasury and the Office for Budget Responsibility projections for UK rebalancing see a very rapid switch to investment and export led growth, starting this year.