Mars blazes a trail through Sagittarius, the sign of the global adventurer, all month.
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Anyone who blazes a trail will at one time or another be considered an outsider, a rogue.
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As the Nordic nation blazes a trail putting women in positions of power what are other countries doing?
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From Wednesday until May 20, the sun blazes a trail through the bull's zone and blesses the world with practical magic.
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A leader appointed by the group, called the "hare," blazes a trail across all types of terrain ranging from woods and rivers to streets and shopping malls.
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But now, on the latest episode of Technique Critique, security researcher Samy Kamkar blazes a trail of destruction through the chicanery, diagnosing what each famous sequence gets right—or, as is much more likely, wrong.
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The company was originally called Brenco Enterprises with a line of boots called One Sport. Enthusiastic outdoorsman Menno van Wyck liked their boots so much that he bought the One Sport line from Brenco Enterprises in 1993. As chief executive officer, Van Eyck expanded the line of boots."Shoemaker blazes a trail".
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"The Brazilian Navy blazes a trail in the South Atlantic". Jane's Navy International (Jane's Information Group) 104 (006). In 1998 authority to operate carrier based fixed wing aircraft for the Navy was granted by Presidential decree No. 2538. On September 30, 1999 Lieutenant Alvarenga of the Brazilian Navy was the last student naval aviator to make an arrested landing in the Skyhawk on a United States aircraft carrier.
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55 In 1999, the MB acquired A-4KU Skyhawks—the first time Brazilian naval aviators were permitted to operate fixed-wing aircraft until the carrier's 2001 decommissioning.Corless, The Brazilian Navy blazes a trail in the South Atlantic Minas Gerais was replaced by NAe São Paulo (the former French carrier ). Minas Gerais was the last of the Second World War-era light aircraft carriers to leave service, and at the time of her decommissioning was the oldest active aircraft carrier in the world.Polmar, The Naval Institute Guide to the Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet, p.
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Zinsou developed a close association with the French Socialist politician Laurent Fabius and worked under Fabius in the mid-1980s while the latter was in government. Zinsou was a partner in bankers Rothschilds before joining the investment fund PAI Partners in 2008. He was also Special Adviser to the President of Benin, Yayi Boni, from 2006 to 2011. In 2013, his Zinsou Foundation opened in Ouidah, Benin, the first museum of contemporary art in sub-Saharan Africa outside South Africa.Philippe Dagen, "Benin blazes a trail for African modern art with opening of museum in Ouidah", The Guardian, 6 January 2014.
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In 1965, President Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco outlawed the operation of fixed-wing aircraft by the MB; this remained the responsibility of the Força Aérea Brasileira (FAB, Brazilian Air Force).Jane's Navy International, Carrier Aviation – Skyhawks set to land on Brazilian carrier, p. 6 As a result, Minas Gerais was required to embark two air groups: the Navy operated helicopters while the Air Force operated S-2 Tracker aircraft. Consequently, the ship spent most of her Brazilian career operating as an anti-submarine warfare carrier.Corless, The Brazilian Navy blazes a trail in the South Atlantic Minas Gerais underway during 1984 Minas Gerais underwent another major refit from 1976 to 1981, during which her radar suite was updated, datalinks were installed, and the ship's life expectancy was increased to the 1990s.
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