Despite their achievement, it is difficult to justify the ramp as a distributive measure, since the companions needed to help the wheelchair users up the steep trail could surely have helped them up the small set of steps leading to a hut, as could a high-tech trail-mastering wheelchair.
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"Dark Blue World" frequently skids into such maudlin tableaus, and with the sad-eyed pooch trailing her master, Mr. Sverak stoops to a device ignored even by commercials for long-distance phone service.
In the 21 years Simpson has run the investment portfolio at Geico, a wholly owned subsidiary of Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, his performance has mostly trailed the master's.
In the 21 years that Simpson has run the investment portfolio at Geico, a wholly owned subsidiary of Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, his performance has mostly trailed the master's.
A succession of dogs, in fact, of all sizes and breeds, fortunately most of them well behaved and disinclined to bark, several of them trailing their masters, older dogs, looking chastised, winded.
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Ketam's master trail builders have also created a skills area with manmade obstacles to negotiate and a pump track (a BMX-style section for jumping) by the trails' starting point, which can be great fun for those wishing to spice up their ride.
First settled in 1864 and known locally as Missouri, it was renamed for wagon master and trail guide John M. Bozeman, who guided the first settlers into the Gallatin valley.
On the campaign trail, you need to master your handling of them, both on camera and off, to get elected.
