This is clearly a step in the right direction, but this fluctuation in budgets underscores the fragility of funding—allocating money towards refuges is not ringfenced, and so can be chopped and changed from year to year.
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Headlined by Brazilian brawler Glover Teixeira and former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans, this card has had to be chopped and changed due to a plethora of unfortunate, unforeseen situations surfacing in the weeks leading up to the event.
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It is unlikely that anyone else would have attempted such an ambitious repair job, but Mr Scott has experience in this area: when Oliver Reed died during the filming of "Gladiator", the director chopped and changed the scenes he had already shot so that the arc of Mr Reed's character would remain intact.
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Actually, he said reGUUUURGitate — he is given to exaggeratedly grandiose speech — and then he did exactly that, in a chaotic mélange of jacquard and computer-generated prints and metallic threads and feathers and tweed and satin and leather and felted flowers and faux fur (and I could go on, but you get the idea), all of it chopped and changed and morphed together into not entirely identifiable garments.
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Their cause was not helped by the selectors Sir Donald Bradman, Sam Loxton and Neil Harvey who chose nineteen different players in the series, nine of them debutants, and continuously chopped and changed the team which did not allow it to settle.
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In a side that so often chopped and changed he became one of their most experienced bowlers. His knowledge of putting the ball in the right place and his high work rate are qualities that have been highly sought after in the current West Indian team. He often shared the new ball with his childhood friend Fidel Edwards. Since 1999 he was in and out of the team due to both form and injury.
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Fell has intermittently played for Lincolnshire in Minor Counties cricket from 1986 to the present day, having most recently turned out for the 2006 Championship. He has played in the MCC Trophy for Lincolnshire since 1993. Fell has chopped and changed his position in the batting lineup several times, being an upper-order batsman during his earlier days for the Second XI, maintaining a lower-order stream in the County Championship. In 1987, he and his Bassetlaw and District Cricket League team-mates reached the final of the LCC President's Trophy, losing to Durham County League.
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Some of these sites include Cong, Strade, Ballintubber, Errew Abbey, Burrishoole Abbey and Mayo Abbey. During the 15th and 16th centuries, despite regular conflicts between them as England chopped and changed between religious beliefs, the Irish usually regarded the King of England as their King. When Elizabeth I came to the throne in the mid-16th century, the English people, as was customary at that time, followed the religious practices of the reigning monarch and became Protestant. Many Irish people such as Gráínne O'Malley, the famous pirate queen, had close relationships with the English monarchy, and the English kings and queens were welcome visitors to Irish shores.
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Holmes' Test cricket career was limited to just seven matches, largely because Jack Hobbs was a fixture in the England team until Holmes was past forty years of age. He was picked and discarded, like many others, as England chopped and changed its eleven in 1921 in a vain attempt to match the Australian cricket team under Warwick Armstrong; in fact, Holmes was top scorer, with thirty out of 112, in the first innings of the first Test at Trent Bridge, but he scored only eight in the second innings, and the match was over inside two days. He had to wait six years before being picked again, for the 1927–28 tour to South Africa under Rony Stanyforth, where he opened with Sutcliffe in all five Tests, making 302 runs, including four scores of more than fifty and a highest of 88, but finishing with a "pair" in the last Test. His seventh and final Test came ten days after his world record stand, when, at forty-five, he was picked for the Lord's match against India in 1932.
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