That makes "Informer" an up-and-down experience as the complicated, somewhat disjointed story barrels along.
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"The trade was as slow as I've ever seen it," said one scheduler who sends barrels along the line.
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All this a superficial scan of some of the issues facing the Emerald Isle as the Brexit process barrels along.
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Chattering voices and emergency sirens at the beginning of the song transition seamlessly into a steady, adrenaline-addled pulse that barrels along regardless of any consequences.
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LOS ANGELES — A light-rail train barrels along the curving west edge of Los Angeles State Historic Park, a spit of land here just north of Chinatown.
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With Otto's technology, the driver would be able to double his output — he could drive all day, then take a nap while the rig barrels along the road, then come back to driving.
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If he barrels along, it's not because there's a bomb on board but because his impatient passengers rely on him to get them to their various destinations, preferably without flipping either his van or his lid.
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But interest in the film still runs high, especially since it's being directed by Guy Ritchie, whose hard-edged caper sensibility — developed in films like Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels (along with the recent Robert Downey Jr.-starring Sherlock Holmes films) — seems like an intriguing fit for the material.
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The board was made from Glenmorangie's whisky barrels, along with reclaimed western red cedar and Maine-grown northern white cedar. Each board contained twelve barrel staves, which is half of a whisky barrel.
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79 In July, Ammiraglio di Saint Bon and the rest of the division had withdrawn to Italy to replace worn-out gun barrels, along with other repairs.Beehler, p. 87 By October, the Ottomans had agreed to sign a peace treaty to end the war.Beehler, p.
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Earle, p. 1755 In July, Regina Margherita and the rest of the division had withdrawn to Italy to replace worn-out gun barrels, along with other repairs.Beehler, p. 87 In 1912, the ship had four 3-inch guns added, increasing her battery from 20 to 24 pieces.
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While they were doing this, Regina Margherita, Benedetto Brin, and two torpedo boats were detached to cut additional cables between Rhodes and Marmaris.Beehler, pp. 67–68 In July, Benedetto Brin and the rest of the division had withdrawn to Italy to replace worn-out gun barrels, along with other repairs.Beehler, p.
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Exactly like a recovering alcoholic thinks of booze." Colette Bancroft of Tampa Bay Times noted "At just over 500 pages, Doctor Sleep is a bit slimmer than most of King's recent novels, and it barrels along at an accelerating pace. Is it as bone-chillingly scary as The Shining? No, and few books are.
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The novel was positively reviewed on publication. The Globe and Mail called the novel "highly entertaining". Quill & Quire praised it as " the rare kind of mystery novel that actually starts to feel more plausible as it barrels along," while the Toronto Star echoed the sentiment by saying the novel "pays off with meaning over money". The Winnipeg Review praised the novel for revisiting themes Alexis had previously explore in "another unique angle" that was "fresh and playful".
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22-23 Britain's Navigation Acts prevented New England from trading its valuable commodities with other European nations. However, timber was excluded from the Navigation Acts allowing the colonies to export vast quantities of wood commodities to nations otherwise beholden to British duties. Oak staves for wine barrels, along with building timber, white pine boards, and cedars shingles were traded to Spain, Portugal, the Canary Islands, the Azores, and Madeira. In addition, inter- colonial trade was unrestricted, allowing for the development of a major trade relationship with British Barbados.
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