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There has been little attempt by President Vladimir V. Putin, too, to identify himself with the team; the possibility of not winning the tournament, or even of failing to acquit itself well, is simply too great a risk.
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This particular instance of using an opener didn't exactly acquit itself well for the Rays, or seem like a harbinger of a historic bullpenning tide change to come: Venters recorded only one out before being knocked out of the game, having allowed five runs on three hits and two walks.
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In such a long and innovative career, the occasional mistake was to be expected. For example, the Palatine P 3.II which was built in 1900 and displayed at the 1900 World Exhibition in Paris was an express train locomotive with a dolly axle. This design did not acquit itself well; as early as 1902 the dolly axle was removed and the engine converted into a normal 2'B1' locomotive.
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Others criticized the commission's final report for not decrying the university's own lack of due diligence in the matter and noted that the university had first awarded Guttenberg's degree with the highest possible distinction ("summa cum laude"). Furthermore, the commission's neutrality was disputed as the University of Bayreuth was party to the proceedings. Among these critics was Thomas Goppel (CSU), former Bavarian Minister of Education, who viewed the report as an attempt by the university to downplay its own responsibility and acquit itself. Others complained about the University's lack of control provisions.
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